Who you take advice from?
The
topic of this blog post is who you take advice from?
Now, it's a very important
distinction, and you have to really understand it if you want to become
successful in life, and you want to get good results in life because a lot of
people take advice from the wrong people. So let's say you wanted to lose
weight, you wouldn't take advice from somebody who weighs 200 kilos about
weight loss, would you? If you wanted to get in shape, you'd probably ask
advice from somebody who's fit, who’s maybe a personal trainer, and so on, but
when it comes to business, I very often see people take advice from the wrong
people. And there's really two sources of bad advice if you like.
The first group of people is people who have not got any experience in business
or in entrepreneurship. So I see a lot of people who are getting started in
home based business, take advice from people who never done business in their
life, who never run a business or sold anything, or been any kind of
entrepreneur, and then they're surprised why they're not getting good results.
Well, how could you get good results, if you're taking advice from somebody who
never had a business, and I've seen it so many times where somebody maybe
attends a business presentation maybe gets exposed to a business opportunity and
then they go home, and they listen to advice of their relatives, of the neighbors, of their work colleagues, who never done business in their life and
then they make a decision not to pursue the business, not to pursue the dream,
not to become an entrepreneur because somebody who isn't an entrepreneur, who
never had a business in their life gave them advice not to go for it. It just
sounds crazy.
And
the second group of people, it's a bit trickier, it's a bit more difficult to
find out because these are the people that again, I see people who are new in
business, who are getting started with interpret ownership and they listen to
the advice of people who pretend to be the gurus, who pretend to be the
experts, but who actually have never achieved any success in business. So when
it comes to you learning from somebody, to you studying somebody, to you
copying somebody, you have to go to somebody who is a documentary leader, who
is a documented mentor. Now, what do I mean by saying documented?
What I mean
by saying documented is somebody who has proven to be successful, who has
proven to achieve results, who has proven to make money in business, who has
proven to help other people to make money in business, because there's so many
overnight experts nowadays, people writing their own books and releasing their
own blogs and websites and coaching programs, who have never actually achieved
success, who have never actually gotten results. And if you listen to somebody
who hasn't achieved results, then it's like a blind leading the death, you know
what I mean? It's like, neither of you know what the hell you're doing and you're
just trying to wing it.
When you’re choosing a mentor, when you’re choosing
somebody to learn from, look for somebody who has proven who has documented
success, who you know, for sure has made the money, because there's so many
people who claim about income who have these income claims and when it comes to
saying, “Okay, so Show Me The Money, Show me the money you made,” they will
start being slippery and avoiding it, etcetera you know what I mean? So it has
to be proven, it has to be somebody who you can trust that received and gotten
the results.
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Gediminas.
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