Over the last few days I have been working on my new blog look!  It is a fun and exciting process and of course we have sent a few unintended twitter and blog posts (sorry about that) but that is part of the growing process!

At any rate I am inspired begin posting much my best content from my 8 books and courses in the next couple of months  so I can share it with you.  And as you can guess there will be some marketing and music videos.

Let me know what you think

Stay tuned and enjoy!

Mitch

In this 3 minute video I will explain the guiding principles that allowed me to become the featured expert on the Oprah Winfrey Show and how you can use them to create bigger results in your life.

Fotr more info on my books and programs visit:

www.MitchMeyerson.com

Commitment is the attribute that divides winners from losers, and keeps some people moving when others stop dead in their tracks. It is the characteristic that keeps successful people optimistic in the midst of crushing disappointments. It is the quality that allows champions to learn from their losses and move on. Commitment keeps victors energized when the newness wears off.

How do you recognize committed souls from others? Simple.

People who are committed keep their promises. They do what they say, long after the moment they said it in has passed.

People who are committed are in it for the long haul. They are willing to exchange short-term luxuries for a brighter future.

Whenever possible I like to bring my music into my message.  This is a little over the top, but I hope you enjoy!
Mitch

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For 20 years I was a psychotherapist in Chicago and had a successful practice fueled by 3 books on personal growth. In those years I literally worked with thousands of clients who had goals and dreams that were not realized.

In my book Six Keys To Creating The Life You Desire I analyzed 6 underlying issues that were there root cause of their stuckness. In future posts I will examine these six keys but in this post I want to discuss a very common block for many entrepreneurs — conflicting intentions. The following excerpt comes from Chapter One of my book Mastering Online Marketing. Perhaps you will see yourself or someone you know…

Have you ever heard someone referred to as “their own worst enemy”? Do you wonder why many of us often seem to interfere with our own success? If so, you probably recognize that in spite of our constructive intentions to “do” something – become a successful online marketer, lose weight, call a relative, get that promotion, etc. – we don’t always follow through.

And in many instances it is not a simple case of procrastination. Rather it is more insidious… an often unconscious choice to achieve two opposing goals – ones that essentially make it impossible to accomplish either, because they cancel each other out.

Over the last few years I have refined and improved my system for getting more accomplished in a shorter time period.

For example in 2008  I published four books. Mastering Online  Marketing, Guerrilla Marketing On The Internet, World Class Speaking (to be released this year) and Guerrilla Marketing On The Front Lines.

How did I get this much done?   It comes down to these five principles:

1)  Strategy –  Know exactly what you are trying to accomplish and why.   If you want to have a financially successful business it is very important to focus your time on your most important revenue-generating activities. This could be teaching group telecourses like my  Guerrilla Marketing Coach Certification Program or create or resell  products that people really need like online shopping carts.

My online sales strategy has two essential parts. 1)  encouraging visitors that come to my website to signup for an irresistible offer 2) converting subscribers into paying customers with a great offer (mine is often a course).    Do you have a strategy and system  for building your mailing list?   Do you  sell something people really need in this environment?  If not  it is time to look at your strategy and improve it.

2)  Leverage  your time and intellectual property –  To work less and make more  it is critical that you create, repackage and repurpose your content.   If you’ve written an article, consider repurposing it as an audio, video, live  presentation or mini course  that you can deliver in the real world and online.   You can also leverage your time  by teaching courses to groups instead of just single individuals which of course will allow you to make more money per hour and also create a lively interactive environment.