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PRADEEP CHAUHAN   |   03 July, 2021   |   2430   |   3980

Did you know more than 90 percent of businesses closed the same year they started because they didn't calculate for profit? The profitability of any business comes from automated cash engines created by humans. These cash engines are not made overnight. It takes years to complete. Most ume profitability is a given factor in business. They think starting a business will bring profits. Are you the same? If yes, it's time to change that thinking. Profitability comes from the system you create for the business. A product that is needed by most human beings creates profit. And with the brilliant system to sell those products creates higher profitability. क्या आप जानते हैं कि 90 प्रतिशत से अधिक व्यवसाय उसी वर्ष बंद हो गए, जब उन्होंने लाभ के लिए गणना नहीं की थी? किसी भी व्यवसाय की लाभप्रदता मनुष्यों द्वारा बनाए गए स्वचालित कैश इंजन से आती है। ये कैश इंजन रातोंरात नहीं बने हैं। इसे पूरा होने में सालों लग जाते हैं। अधिकांश मानते हैं कि लाभप्रदता व्यवसाय में एक दिया गया कारक है। उन्हें लगता है कि व्यवसाय शुरू करने से मुनाफा होगा। क्या तुम वही हो? यदि हां, तो उस सोच को बदलने का समय आ गया है। लाभप्रदता उस प्रणाली से आती है जिसे आप व्यवसाय के लिए बनाते हैं। एक उत्पाद जिसकी अधिकांश मनुष्यों को आवश्यकता होती है वह लाभ उत्पन्न करता है। और उन उत्पादों को बेचने के लिए शानदार प्रणाली के साथ उच्च लाभप्रदता पैदा करता है।  Free training on how to improve direct sales business and product knowledge, team management, customer handling, best education  1-Fear - There is good fear and there is bad fear. Bad fear is fearing what you have little/no control over such as politics, the weather, and war/violence. People often times also fear what ultimately allows them to learn and succeed such as taking calculated risks, rejection and failure. Things like the education system are surrounded by the false umption that failing is what makes us weak and less likely to succeed. 2-Lack of Pion - Money should never be the reason behind your field of choice. The journey to find what drives you is almost never easy, but well worth it and will lead to a much happier and more fulfilling life. Exploring as many things as possible, trying different routes on your own (such as entrepreneurial), and seeking advice from successful people are all great ways to find your pion. Once found, hopefully your piqued interest will give you the motivation and discipline you need to attack success and mastery. Then, and only then, will the money come. Don't get lost in the HOW and instead figure out your WHY and TAKE ACTION. 3-Lack of the Right Connections - Motivational speaker Jim Rohn famously said: $$“You’re the average of the 5 people you spend the most time with” Evaluate your friends and identify who’s a positive influence and cut off those who bring you down. Meet the people you aspire to be and learn from them. Seek a mentor if you can who can guide you in the right direction. If you surround yourself with such people you will be successful. In Stephen Covey’s famous book, “The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People”, he mentions the importance of thinking “Win Win”. He describes that rather than thinking in a way to compete with everyone else, it’s important to think of solutions to benefit you and the other person. This builds social bridges and will greatly increase your chances of success in the future. Fostering good connections and relationships are crucial to be successful in such a rapidly changing and ever competitive world. 4-Poor Habits - From the moment you wake up your daily habits will compound each day and shape your overall future. Even seemingly simple tasks like choosing what to wear or figuring out what to make for lunch causes mental excursion and avoiding such tasks in your morning routine (such as simplifying your wardrobe like Steve Jobs or making your lunch beforehand) can help you to focus on the decisions that really matter. In one of my favorite podcasts, The Art of Manliness, there’s an episode where Brett McKay (host) talks with Robert Maurer, author of "One Small Step Can Change Your Life: The Kaizen Way.". It is explained how this ancient idea of Kaizen can be used to incrementally improve yourself each day, even if it’s just 1%. If you compound such improvement over time, you will become over 300% better at something in 1 year and over 1000% in under 5 years! Find your goals, break them down, and develop them into achievable daily tasks that will launch you into success for the years to come. Describe by Pradeep chauhan(+919319415556)