[Podcast] The One Thing Successful Entrepreneurs Have In Common

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CYBLN 024: The One Thing Successful Entrepreneurs Have In Common

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Successful Entrepreneurs – Midlifepreneurs, Solopreneurs, Mediapreneurs and every other ‘preneurs – have this one thing in common … they all jumped in. This is the key to open the door to success.

When so many others are looking in, they chose to jump in.

In this episode, I share how I came to this conclusion. It came about in a very unusual way as I outlined in this episode. Even though there was a bus load of people, including myself, who had gone to the sightseeing spot, where we all could have a similar experience, not all left having had the experience. Only a few of us did.

The irony is that most of those who didn’t jump in, wanted to know what it was like having the experience. Jumping in, is one of the principles that is taught within the mastermind group of Internet Business Mastery Academy. Jason Van Orden and Jeremy Frandsen reminds us frequently that it’s about Progress and not Perfection. This has made a difference for me.

Solomon expresses this thought in the need to persevere rather than to look at what we do as a sprint. In Ecclesiastes 9:11 he states:

I took another walk around the neighborhood and realized that on this earth as it is—

Links shared in this podcast:

• RayEdwards.com – the minimalist podcast episode/064
• Internetbusinessmastery.com – Jason Van Orden and Jeremy Frandsen
• Alexdesigns.com – Alex Harris
• Toastmasters.org

Listen to the voice of one of my friends – Jared Easley – on Starvethedoubts.com to see how I would be intimidated if I was to compare my voice to others. This would also be true of voices of these guys I listen to on Podcast: Ray Edwards, Michael Hyatt, Jason Van Orden and Jeremy Frandsen, Cliff Ravenscraft, just to name a few. Thank God I don’t compare. If I did, I wouldn’t have jumped into Podcasting.

The Apostle Paul stated in 2 Corinthian 10:12

“… they are only comparing themselves with each other, using themselves as the standard of measurement. How ignorant!“

I would love to hear what your thoughts are on “Jumping in.” What have you been hesitant to jump into? What have held you back? Continue this conversation by leaving a comment below.

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