Turning Peanuts Into Profits
How do you turn peanuts into profits?
When you take something as small as a peanut, crush it and add more peanuts to it, you will end up with a finish product such as peanut butter or peanut oil. Which can now be sold and turned into a profit. It’s the same with your success, when you build each day a finish product is seen at the end of the process.
Which brings us to, “What’s the Game Plan?” action move number three: Building each day....Daily building.
Focus on winning the small battles in order to win the war. - Steve Marr
When I started out to build my company Angel Power Holdings, LLC I remembered the question that was asked of me “How do you eat an elephant?” My answer was “I don’t know” as I was feeling overwhelmed as I looked down at the laundry list of things I had to do. I was told “one bite at a time”. It hit me like a ton of brick. I thought to myself it can’t be that easy and yes it is that easy. One step (bite) at a time.
The key to your success is to build on a daily basis. When you form habits of taking actions each day, you will see the fruit of your labor.
Here are a few tips and sayings that have helped me in my journey:
One of the most important lessons I learned in this area of daily building came from Mike Litman.
He calls it “Success 6”. Every night before you go to bed, you list the six most important things you must do on a 3x5 index card. You number each item by how important it is. The key to this is you can’t go to the next number unless the prior item is done. So you can’t to number 2 until you completed number 1. This method has brought millions to people such as Charles Schwabb and Mary Kay Ash. It is method that helped me a great deal.
Are your peanuts making you a profit? Visit www.KimMSudderth.com for more information.
When you take something as small as a peanut, crush it and add more peanuts to it, you will end up with a finish product such as peanut butter or peanut oil. Which can now be sold and turned into a profit. It’s the same with your success, when you build each day a finish product is seen at the end of the process.
Which brings us to, “What’s the Game Plan?” action move number three: Building each day....Daily building.
Focus on winning the small battles in order to win the war. - Steve Marr
When I started out to build my company Angel Power Holdings, LLC I remembered the question that was asked of me “How do you eat an elephant?” My answer was “I don’t know” as I was feeling overwhelmed as I looked down at the laundry list of things I had to do. I was told “one bite at a time”. It hit me like a ton of brick. I thought to myself it can’t be that easy and yes it is that easy. One step (bite) at a time.
The key to your success is to build on a daily basis. When you form habits of taking actions each day, you will see the fruit of your labor.
Here are a few tips and sayings that have helped me in my journey:
- Do today what you want to put off until tomorrow.
- People form habits and habits form futures.-Mike Litman
- Excuses always replace progress.-Ralph Waldo Emerson
- Unless you translate your plan down to daily, weekly, and monthly goals. You’ll have a hard time achieving your long-term objectives. –Steve Marr
- Lazy hands make a man poor, but diligent hands brings wealth.-Bible-NIV
- Planning is pulling the future into the present and working on it NOW!-James A. Nemley
One of the most important lessons I learned in this area of daily building came from Mike Litman.
He calls it “Success 6”. Every night before you go to bed, you list the six most important things you must do on a 3x5 index card. You number each item by how important it is. The key to this is you can’t go to the next number unless the prior item is done. So you can’t to number 2 until you completed number 1. This method has brought millions to people such as Charles Schwabb and Mary Kay Ash. It is method that helped me a great deal.
Are your peanuts making you a profit? Visit www.KimMSudderth.com for more information.
Posted by KimMSudderth at 12/1/2009 4:24 PM 
Categories: Peanuts, Profits
Tags: process Ralph Waldo Emerson labor journey peanuts habits success Steve Marr Charles Schwabb elephant James A. Nemley Success 6 profits Mike Litman Mary Kay Ash building
Categories: Peanuts, Profits
Tags: process Ralph Waldo Emerson labor journey peanuts habits success Steve Marr Charles Schwabb elephant James A. Nemley Success 6 profits Mike Litman Mary Kay Ash building
Thanks to mentors and friends such as yourself, my stack of peanuts are creating huge profits. To read and hear words of wisdom from several great sources is enriching. To see these words and techniques compiled in this powerful mixture of your choosing, brings the message into full view for contemplation and action. When falling off track, one simply needs to focus on, "Seeing What You Believe", which brings the track back into full view.
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