January 2007

Sometimes you have to say no. So you can say yes. Focusing on what you do best means you sometimes have to say no. But what do you say no to. That is always a big question. It gets easier with experience, much easier. But, it is always a question.

I just read a post by Susan Mernit who works at Yahoo Personals. She has an excellent article on how knows what to say no to.[/excerpt]

Over at Susan’s website she has learned to say no.

I found this article by Guy Kawasaki on how formal written business plans do not help in business success rate very interesting. Richard Branson use one page and writes by hand the aspects of the business to minimize the downside and understand the business model.

I just sent out invitations to my friends for the first Play Prosperity Games pot luck dinner. We are going to get together and play some of the games that I outline in my soon to be published book Play Prosperity Games. I’m very excited because my vision is coming together. I went to a dinner with a lot of advanced manifestors last night. I talked to Joe Vitale, Bill Hibbler and Nerissa Oden amongst others. Many loved my idea for my book. I got a lot of good feedback and look forward to doing some joint ventures with some people when I go to Pat O’Bryans Unseminar in mid February.

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