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1. Stay current
Join an industry association related to your product or offering. Subscribe to
all the magazines that cover your business. (They are tax deductible!) Look at
joining an organization like NASE (National Association of Self Employed). They
have great sources of advice and information as well as great discounts on
insurance, rental cars, and other business expenses.
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Force yourself to get out and meet with others
that can provide a business support structure for you. One of the benefits of a
corporation is the workings of team
and the on going support structure it provides. You need to create that for
yourself. Don't think you can do it all by yourself; by talking to others in
business you will find out great ideas and it will help
motivate you.
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Keep your work place and hours separate from the rest of your
responsibilities.
Develop a to-do list EVERYDAY.
Set goals for the week.
Review
how you are doing against them.
We all struggle with this and it is one of the
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9. Do something you
love
If you are in a business that you hate, then it is a good bet you won't be
successful. Find where your true talents and skills are and get in a business
that exploits them.
The saying, "if you do what
you love and
the
money will follow" is so true.
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