If you are an entrepreneur, the revenue that you generate is in direct proportion to the value you add to the marketplace. To be a successful entrepreneur, you have to be willing to consistently work on your priorities. You need sustained focus and urgency, and something I like to call aggressive implementation.
When you look at anyone who is successful in their field, you’ll see that they aggressively implement changes, test the market, course correct, try again, and repeat. Micheal Phelps did it in swimming, and you can do it in your business.
Tune in this week to learn what aggressive implementation is, why it’s crucial to your entrepreneurial success, and the five steps to becoming an aggressive implementor. I implore you to stop waiting for the right time, the right amount of money, or until you feel like you’ve earned it. The time to aggressively work towards your goals is now, and this episode will show you how.
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Today on Anchored Intelligence:
- What you can take and implement in your own work ethic from Micheal Phelps’.
- Why so many women entrepreneurs will struggle with aggressive implementation.
- The things that block aggressive implementation and therefore your business’s growth.
- 5 steps to becoming an aggressive implementor.
- How to start doing what successful CEOs do.
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