How to Put First Things First In Your Business

Certainly, entrepreneurship is appealing to anyone who's  looking for a low-cost business opportunity.  But, no  matter what anyone tells you, entrepreneurship is no slam dunk.  To succeed as an entrepreneur, you need to keep these three basic priorities  in mind:

             
         *GOOD PRODUCT: Without a decent product, the whole plan
          collapses.  You can have thousands of distributors, but
          you need consumer sales to generate income.  That means
          you need a product that consumers will want to buy and
          that will live up to its expectations after it is sold.
          Generally, the best  products are unique, not
          available through traditional retail stores.  The real
          test: Would you or a family member buy the product at
          the suggested price?
             
        *  SMART HARD WORK:  Don't think that money
          will just roll in as long as you find the right
          product.  Succeeding in any business requires diligence, persistence
          and innovation; in that respect, your chosen business is no
          different from any other enterprise.
              
      * YOU MUST BE CHARGE ENOUGH TO TAKE  CHARGE
           You have charge yourself always  to deal with their personal problems,
          handle complaints, and so on.  You have more
          flexibility and less responsibility than you have in a
          corporate management position, but you still have to
          get the most out of your business.

         
Remember, too, that all who succeed in business get off to a bad start, and pass through many heartbreaking struggles before they ‘arrive.’ The turning point in the lives of those who succeed, usually comes at the moment of some crisis, through which they are introduced to their ‘other selves.’ If you really want to do something you will always find a way. But if you don't want to do it, you will find execuses.