Plant Your Seeds for Wild Success
By Patricia Mayo • Apr 9th, 2008 • Category: Persuasion, Pithy Ideasby Patricia Mayo
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You can plant a field by starting with just one seed.
You can get a million subscribers if you publish just one podcast.
You can have server-crushing traffic if you write just one blog post.
You can become the biggest and the best company in the world with just one customer.
When other people can see what you imagine, you make the saying “seeing is believing” work to your benefit. Don’t hesitate to simply make a few things a little more concrete - because now you have something to show for all your great ideas.
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Patricia Mayo is an entrepreneur with way too much experience online. Seriously, it's not healthy. Feel free to follow on Twitter, LiveJournal, MySpace, Facebook, Tribe, LinkedIn, or Plaxo Pulse. If that isn't enough, there are many more ways to reach out and touch her at MayoBrains.com.
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[…] That is information, and it is being sold at a ridiculously high price. Sure there is some value to shortcutting lessons learned over many years, but trust me - you would be much better served to learn by doing. […]
This is the truth. Now if only I can get that one perfect post written!
Haha, isn’t it always easier said than done?! But I have to say it’s quite an honor to have you reading -my- blog. I’ve been poking around at yours for quite a while (probably started somewhere around June last year when I first become obsessed with GTD) =)
Thanks so much for stopping by!
Good stuff here. Please do not be afraid to leave a comment. I beg for them but no one seems to bite.