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Why More Teenagers Will Have Their Own Businesses Soon

August 24, 2013 by Marc Guberti Leave a Comment

The movement is coming. I am proof of that movement. In the upcoming years, more teenagers will have their business than ever before. Some teenagers who have businesses are already making it big.

Teenagers spend a lot of time on social media. In fact, they spend 7 hours a day consuming media. What if that media were productive for a business? Teenagers spend a lot of time on Twitter, Facebook, and all of the other social networks.

Teenagers are writing update after update on social networks. What if writing those updates can turn into something bigger, such as a blog post. Before I blogged every day, I used social media every day (I still do). I sent update after update, and today, I send blog post after blog post.

Blog post after blog post turned into book after book. I currently have 4 books, a book about blogging to be published in September, a book about 365 ways to improve your business being published in November, and a book called 7 Habits Of Highly Effective Entrepreneurs to be published in February.

I started with updates on my social networks, and here I am today. Many of my friends are asking me how I started my blog. When I told them about my new books, they wanted to know how I sell those books. Teenagers are curious, and there will be more who decide to give their business ideas a try.

When more teenagers give their business ideas a try, it trends. Teenagers jump on the trends. That’s why many teenagers are on Instagram. Instagram was the newest trend when it was launched back in 2010. Now there are millions of people on Instagram, and many of those users are teenagers.

The age of waiting for working papers is over. Many teenagers will be starting their own businesses in the near future.

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: business, business tip, teenager entrepreneur

We Carve Out Our Own Fate

August 23, 2013 by Marc Guberti Leave a Comment

Sometimes we may feel as if we have lost total control over our business. Simply put, we believe that fate will decide. Fate will steer our business in the direction it needs to be right now. Fate will save us.

The only way fate will save us is if we take steps to carving out our own fate. If we don’t carve out our own fate, we are not taking charge of our lives. In order to become successful and truly take charge, you need to start carving out your own fate.

There is no lucky horseshoe that some entrepreneurs get where they go from nothing at all to riches, virality (every time), and a bunch of products. The only way to get from Point A to Point B is to carve out your own fate.

Get your stone and chisel so you can carve out your fate. Do everything you need to do that will result in a good fate. A good fate is much better than a bad one.

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: business, business tip, inspiration, reality, truth

11 Ways To Get More Retweets On Twitter

August 23, 2013 by Marc Guberti 7 Comments

When your tweet gets retweeted, it is being shared to potentially thousands of people. If you get retweeted by a person with over 100,000 followers, your tweet will be in front of over 100,000 other people. This is why it’s becoming more important to get those retweets. Here are 11 ways to get more retweets.

  1. Tweet consistently. If you want people to retweet, they have to know when you tweet. Use HootSuite to schedule your tweets.
  2. Tweet motivational quotes. Everyone is looking for those quotes, and almost all of the motivational quotes I tweet get retweeted.
  3. Have a following. Having a following always helps out towards getting more retweets. If you don’t have your first 1,000 followers yet, here are 10 proven ways to get your first 1,000 followers.
  4. Retweet other people’s tweets. Give and you shall receive.
  5. Start more conversations. The people who you talk with may decide to retweet one of your tweets.
  6. Include RT, rt, or r/t at the end of your tweet. Asking improves your changes as long as you avoid saying, “Please Retweet.”
  7. Put tweets up on your blog. Although I don’t do this, I have a Twitter icon which leads to my account. Both work.
  8. Make your tweets retweet-worthy. A tweet with a typo doesn’t get retweeted by anyone. Everyone will notice the typo instead of the rest of the tweet.
  9. Be relevant. If you tweet about baseball, news about baseball teams is what your followers want to see.
  10. Stay on the lookout for the ripple effect. If someone retweets your tweet to 100,000 followers, chances are that some of those 100,000 followers are going to retweet your tweet as well. You won’t get all 100,000 followers to retweet your tweet, and you’d be lucky if you got 100 of them to retweet your tweet. However, you’re bound to get at least 10 retweets that way. The small ripple turns into a big ripple, and then you become viral (being viral isn’t as easy as it sounds though).
  11. Keep on tweeting. You only get all of those tweets by not giving up. When you keep on tweeting, you will eventually get to 100,000 followers. You won’t need the person with 100,000 followers to retweet your tweets. You’ll be that guy with 100,000 followers.

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: how to get more retweets, social media, twitter, twitter tip

Things Change

August 22, 2013 by Marc Guberti Leave a Comment


We just have to realize that. Change is something that we resist. Don’t resist the change. Become a part of the change. When everyone else tries to adapt to the change, you will have already adapted to the change. You will have adapted to the change far before your competition.

Things change, and those are the things to take advantage of first.

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: business, business tip, change

Good Isn’t Good Enough

August 22, 2013 by Marc Guberti Leave a Comment

How To Make Your Business Remarkable is a good title. It tells you what the book or blog post is going to be about. We know what we’re getting out of the book or blog post. We will learn how to make our businesses remarkable.

It’s a good title, but in today’s world, good isn’t good enough. Good is a standard. However, when a majority of those people are good, there are too many people at that standard. Good got crowded, and not good isn’t enough.

Seth Godin’s book, Purple Cow, is all about making your business remarkable. He could have just as easily named Purple Cow something like How To Make Your Business Remarkable instead.

The other title is the safe zone. The majority of authors choose titles like those. Who would have ever come up with the title Purple Cow though?

Good is only good. Good is no longer something to strive for. Good has simply become average. Set the bar higher, and if you set the bar right, you’ll find turning your business remarkable as a goal.

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: business, business tip, purple cow, remarkable, seth godin

Guess What It Is

August 21, 2013 by Marc Guberti Leave a Comment

Here are the hints:

Something that is everywhere.

Something that we all want.

Something that is abundant.

Something that is wonderful.

Something that a select few can actually see.

Something that isn’t always utilized properly.

Something that can disappear in the blink of an eye.

Something that waits patiently until someone sees it.

Something that we are afraid of when we get it.

What did you guess it was? If you guessed the answer is opportunity you’re right. If you feel like you’ve lost all of the opportunities, you can create a blog, use social networks, try again, and never quit. Then, you’ll be able to finally catch glimpses of opportunity that were waiting to be found. Opportunity doesn’t find you; you find opportunity.

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: business, business tip, inspiration

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