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Plan, Do and Review

"Every calling is GREAT when GREATLY PURSURED" ~  Oliver Wendel Holme At the backdrop of every success story is a PLAN, you fail at it, you fail at everything. Do you know that the number of reasons why we fail at anything is grossly due to our failure to plan? Yes it is, and with the very few years of exposures I have had in the world business, I have met with countless numbers of people who tell me their experiences at one endeavor of the other, and I did one time conclude that success could really be a hard thing after all. They made it all impossible for anyone to be successful at anything. I have found it to be for a 90% or more number of people who engage in any form of activity, usually hopes that luck shines on them or pending on the type of business, they hope that some business tycoon or wealthy customer comes in, and takes their company or business to a whole new level. This sounds awry and shows no sense of professionalism. In the world of business,...

The Parable Of The Pipeline

A Transformational story about two friends on the Journey to Financial Independence by Bruke Hedges. Once upon a time long, long ago, two ambitious young cousins named Pablo and Bruno lived side by side in a small Italian village. The young men were best buddies, and big dreamers. They would talk endlessly about how someday, someway, they would become the richest men in the village. They were both bright and hard working. All they needed was an opportunity. One day that opportunity arrived. The village decided to hire two men to carry water from a nearby river to a cistern in the town square. The job went to Pablo and Bruno. Each man grabbed two buckets and headed to the river. By the end of the day, they had filled the town cistern to the brim. The village elder paid them one penny for each bucket of water. "This is our dream come true! " shouted Bruno. "I can't believe our good fortune." But Pablo wasn'...

How Do You Identify Valuable Information?

By  Tim  Sales There are three types of authors of content: Those who have never done it, those who have done it and failed, and those who have done it and succeeded. Note: My use of the word author includes both written and spoken communication. 1. Authors who have never done what they’re writing (or talking) about. Newspaper, magazine and television writers and reporters rarely have done what they’re writing or talking about - their information comes from hearsay and as an “outsider looking in.” Many attorneys and professors often give advice on subjects they’ve never done. The majority of the books at the book store are from authors who have never done what they’re writing about. They can write (or speak) about what they have not succeeded at doing it. Their advice is rarely sound because it’s based on invention, another person’s opinion, or hearsay. This problem is compounded when an author simply repeats something they heard from the med...

Welcome to Joseph's Cabin!

Greetings and welcome! You have made your way to my new blog site, "Joseph's Cabin, A Diary of Many Battles, Strife, Love, Playfulness, Wildness in the prolonged journey of a renewing soul". This site will have typically at least one new weekly post. The articles will cover topics including breaking off the mental block as relates to living happy and fruitful lives, understanding possibilities, and many more as I the author would share from my cabin. I initially wanted the blog to be "My Cabin Academy, Joseph's" but I very well would still make posts that would literally mentor others, cause that's the portent of it all. And I will always be open to questions, your questions and  may even publish responses with permission from you. I look forward to providing you with some information and hope to make you think.