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If you have any goals that you need to accomplish, you must do them right now. Doing the goals as soon as possible (or worse, later) doesn’t work. You have to do your goals now or have someone make you do them.

Moneo is a Latin word meaning I advise or I warn (Latin isn’t dead). It is important for us to take advice from others and put it into consideration for our business plan. We don’t know everything, and there are some ways to make our businesses better that we don’t know of…but someone else does. We must listen to the advice that people have for us because it can make us better at our expertise or just make us better people.

Everyone wants to know how to do it and how to sell one. Promoting the eBook is a start, but creating the eBook is a lot harder. To make an eBook, you have to have a good topic about your expertise. However, there are other ways to make an eBook. I will be looking at all of my blog posts in the next couple of days and find an idea that I believe is a great idea for an eBook. My tip is to start creating blog posts or even some paragraphs in Microsoft Word or Pages for Apple devices about lessons and see how you can apply them to an eBook. When you can turn a paragraph into an eBook, you know you are heading in the right direction in terms of creating many eBooks and selling them as well.

If you had a billion dollars, what would you do first. Many people would retire from their jobs and spend the money without spending it all. A billion dollars is a lot of money that could support a livelihood of wealth without putting in any other work. What I like about the people who are now billionaires such as Mark Zuckerberg, the CEO of Facebook, is that they don’t stop. If they make a billion dollars, it is very easy to close the doors on your business and retire early. What I like about billionaires is that even though they have the money to retire, they don’t retire, and they still support their customers. That is the main value that we all must have as individuals. We must be willing to help out and continue our services even if we have billions of dollars.

 

While I do get emails about new posts from my own blog, there are other blogs that I am subscribed to. The blogs I am subscribed to are quite phenomenal, but there is 1 sentence from a blog post by Seth Godin that I would like to talk about.

 

“The world is so noisy that I can’t hear you.”–Seth Godin

 

We all have our goals, we all have our priorities, the busy schedules, work, hobbies, people in our lives, and so on. Our worlds are filled with our noise and activity that we can barely hear the others around us. A show that I like to watch is Undercover Boss which gives a CEO the view of an employee in which they do from millionaire (oh yes, billionaires do this too) to a person looking for a job at their own company. They get to see how their employees really act and get to address those employee’s needs. When a CEO has a multi million dollar company, tending to thousands of employees can often be hard. Finding that one employee who has a complaint can be quite hard.

 

Try to make yourself found in the noise in anyway possible, but remember to find others who need you as well.

I’ll try my best. That’s what we all hear at some point in our lives from someone who needs to prove themselves or just do a good job. Best can be defined as your maximum capability. What most dictionaries won’t say about best is that best is a limitation that says, “I can only do so much and here it is. Be happy with it.” I encourage everyone to try BETTER than their BEST to get the job done. This attitude has helped me a lot on my track team in which I finished a 200 meter race in under 30 seconds for the first time this season. I started the season at 32.5 seconds for the same distance and hoped to be close to 30 seconds or slightly under at around 29.8 by the end of the season. Those numbers were what I thought my best was, but I surpassed 30 seconds and even 29.8 seconds for a 200 meter race. I did better than my best, and that has allowed me to make my goals higher so that I truly do better than my best.