By Rachel Withers
Author of
BECOME A FITPRENEUR: How to Live Out Your Passion, and Turn Your Love of Health and Fitness Into a Profitable Business Paperback and eBook – January 29, 2020
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FAST, PROVEN AND POWERFUL INSIGHTS FOR DISCOVERING YOUR FITPRENEUR PATH. Effective and powerful methods to put you on the pathway to success in the health and fitness industry. Discover how to build, and turn your love of fitness into a successful business. In this book you'll discover: HOW TO DEFINE YOUR VISION. HOW TO REMOVE ALL MENTAL BARRIERS. HOW TO DEVELOP AND EXECUTE YOUR BUSINESS PLAN. HOW TO DEVELOP RAZOR EDGE SKILLS. HOW TO TURN YOUR PASSION INTO A PROFITABLE BUSINESS.
It's so easy to let your mind get
preoccupied and lose track of your goals and dreams.
The world is more full of
distractions than ever before, and they are all at our fingertips - social
networking, computer games, television, mobile devices, and so on. And even if
you don't give in to those distractions, there are life distractions - kids,
household chores, errands… How do you stay focused on success?
First of all, no one can remain
focused on one thing all day every day. That would be impossible, especially in
this world where multiple demands are characteristic of the average day. But
you can focus on success by adopting a successful mindset. Here are some ideas
on keeping focused on success.
Keep a Log
Every day, write in a log or journal about what you did for your business that day. Note particularly all your successes and things you did toward your goals. If you spent the morning designing a logo, that's not wasted time - that's a success, and a step toward your goal. When you log in this way, you will also be able to see areas where you are losing focus and need to step things up a bit.
Every day, write in a log or journal about what you did for your business that day. Note particularly all your successes and things you did toward your goals. If you spent the morning designing a logo, that's not wasted time - that's a success, and a step toward your goal. When you log in this way, you will also be able to see areas where you are losing focus and need to step things up a bit.
Write Your Goals
You probably know this but writing down your goals is important. What you may not have thought of is displaying them where you can see them. Keep them nearby - maybe even frame them - so that you can look often and get your mind back on achieving success.
You probably know this but writing down your goals is important. What you may not have thought of is displaying them where you can see them. Keep them nearby - maybe even frame them - so that you can look often and get your mind back on achieving success.
Visualize
Visualizing takes the concept of the daydream up several notches. Taking some time every day to visualize your success can help. Take a few quiet minutes and envision yourself succeeding. Be specific - if this is about your business, imagine yourself meeting clients, making them happy, and then imagine those clients telling others.
Visualizing takes the concept of the daydream up several notches. Taking some time every day to visualize your success can help. Take a few quiet minutes and envision yourself succeeding. Be specific - if this is about your business, imagine yourself meeting clients, making them happy, and then imagine those clients telling others.
If this is about personal success,
imagine the details of a successful relationship, a harmonious family, or a
different lifestyle. Try to make it real, as if you're watching it happen.
Think in vivid colours, sights, and sounds.
Don't Be Hesitant
Experts say that it can hamper your success if you keep thinking you need a back-up plan "just in case." It may be better just to go for it 100 percent and not look back. Otherwise, you may jump into your back-up plan at the first sign of trouble, and success takes effort.
Experts say that it can hamper your success if you keep thinking you need a back-up plan "just in case." It may be better just to go for it 100 percent and not look back. Otherwise, you may jump into your back-up plan at the first sign of trouble, and success takes effort.
