Have you ever seen the TV show "Seinfeld"?
It was probably the most-watched TV show of the 1990's, and even
today it's super popular and in mass syndication.
Anyway, here's why I bring it up:
I was watching the other night and saw an episode that contains an
extremely valuable lesson for any entrepreneur (or anyone wanting
to be an entrepreneur). Basically, it was about how one of the
characters George Costanza started becoming successful in
everything (work, romance, etc) when he started doing everything in
opposites.
For example:
He saw a beautiful woman in the diner and, instead of ignoring her
or, worse, lying and conning her into a date (like he'd normally
do), he walked up to her and declared he is a short, bald,
unemployed man who still lives with his parents.
She immediately went out with him.
Later, he gets a job interview with the New York Yankees.
And instead of kissing the owner's "boo-tay", George tells the
owner how much the team sucks, and why his every decision as the
owner has been stupid.
"Hire this man!" the owners says.
Anyway, here's the point:
Every time George did the opposite of what he would normally do --
what logic and common sense dictated -- he "won."
And you know what?
In a lot of ways, it's the same with business, too.
Earl Nightingale (the famous success coach) said it best
(paraphrased): "if all you do is look around you and do the
OPPOSITE of what everyone else is doing at any given time, you'll
probably never make another mistake for as long as you live."
Very true, too.
In fact, it's the bedrock of PRO U:
http://chrysis.organogold.com
We created it to be the OPPOSITE of all other home businesses.
That's why there's no personal selling.
You don't need any special skills or education.
And you don't do any of the "grunt work" that most people hate
doing (we do it for you).
To see if you qualify, check out:
http://chrysis.organogold.com
Emmanuel Chrysis
Home business
training & development
Εστάλη από το BlackBerry® smartphone.
www.blackberry.com
Please consider the environment before printing this e-mail.
It was probably the most-watched TV show of the 1990's, and even
today it's super popular and in mass syndication.
Anyway, here's why I bring it up:
I was watching the other night and saw an episode that contains an
extremely valuable lesson for any entrepreneur (or anyone wanting
to be an entrepreneur). Basically, it was about how one of the
characters George Costanza started becoming successful in
everything (work, romance, etc) when he started doing everything in
opposites.
For example:
He saw a beautiful woman in the diner and, instead of ignoring her
or, worse, lying and conning her into a date (like he'd normally
do), he walked up to her and declared he is a short, bald,
unemployed man who still lives with his parents.
She immediately went out with him.
Later, he gets a job interview with the New York Yankees.
And instead of kissing the owner's "boo-tay", George tells the
owner how much the team sucks, and why his every decision as the
owner has been stupid.
"Hire this man!" the owners says.
Anyway, here's the point:
Every time George did the opposite of what he would normally do --
what logic and common sense dictated -- he "won."
And you know what?
In a lot of ways, it's the same with business, too.
Earl Nightingale (the famous success coach) said it best
(paraphrased): "if all you do is look around you and do the
OPPOSITE of what everyone else is doing at any given time, you'll
probably never make another mistake for as long as you live."
Very true, too.
In fact, it's the bedrock of PRO U:
http://chrysis.organogold.com
We created it to be the OPPOSITE of all other home businesses.
That's why there's no personal selling.
You don't need any special skills or education.
And you don't do any of the "grunt work" that most people hate
doing (we do it for you).
To see if you qualify, check out:
http://chrysis.organogold.com
Emmanuel Chrysis
Home business
training & development
Εστάλη από το BlackBerry® smartphone.
www.blackberry.com
Please consider the environment before printing this e-mail.
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