11/15/17 Week 10

Lots of good info this week. I really enjoyed the videos.
Kathy Huber is amazing! She worked so hard and was extremely successful. She's had to push against the odds and she's done a fabulous job at it. For future reference.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oof1xHrCrHM&list=PL5_uEkasxxd2ZsEXvoaqZRuagYkkUctrD&index=32

One thing I've learned a lot about during this course is something that's been repeated many times. The word PASSION. We must be passionate about what we are doing in order to succeed as an entrepreneur. If we are not passionate about what we are doing we will never achieve the greatness we would. We need to always be thinking, "Is this for me?" 

Another thing I've learned is about BALANCE. There must be balance in the life of an entrepreneur. It seems very easy for work to take over. It can run our lives if we let it, especially with a new business. We need to make time for the things that matter most in our life. It's great to make a living but more important to make a life! 

I want to read the book good to great. It's been referenced a couple of times and it seems like a very informational read. I want to learn the tools to become more than good, to become great! I want to be remembered by someone who always worked hard at what I did.

I really enjoyed the video "Your emotional fingerprint" It was very insightful. Posting here for future reference. *Password is two lowercase L's
https://vimeo.com/64376282

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