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We Are More Dangerous Than Sharks

August 6, 2013 by Marc Guberti Leave a Comment

We are all afraid of sharks. They’re the fiercest animals in the sea. We see them as creatures with their sharp teeth and as fast swimmers. Sharks have more reasons to be afraid of us than we have reasons to be afraid of them. Just take a look at this infographic.

I know the infographic is really long, but that’s just the comparison of how many times humans kill sharks versus how many times sharks kill humans. That small list of humans represents how many humans sharks kill every year. The big list of sharks that involved a lot of scrolling down represents how many sharks are killed every hour. It would take almost a millenium for sharks to kill humans equal to the number of times humans kill sharks in a given hour.

The reason we are all afraid of sharks is because we know what they can do. I have seen the movie Jaws multiple times. Each time I have watched the movie, I watch it on a beach late at night (every Thursday in the summer, a movie is played at the Cape May beach. I can hear the waves crashing in, and sometimes I look into the dark sea wondering what lurks.

That’s why we are afraid of sharks. There is also that movie Sharknado that was viewable in select theaters for one day. We have been taught that sharks will eat us if they see us and get the chance.

It’s time to look at both sides of the coin. It isn’t always easy to look at both sides of the coin, but when we do, it’s clear that humans kill way more sharks than the amount of sharks that kill humans. It’s not that sharks are killing humans as many times as they can. In fact, it’s the other way around.

 

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

There’s Always A Way Out

August 5, 2013 by Marc Guberti Leave a Comment

But where are you going, and what are you trying to accomplish when you find a way out?

The entrepreneur who needs help finds a way out by looking at resources. This entrepreneur finds ways to promote his or her content and products as a way to get out of the situation they are currently in.

When you messed up, there is always the possibility of blaming one of your coworkers or someone else. That’s getting out of the fact that something was your fault. The blame game can be played all day, but in the end, everyone loses.

Let’s go back to the entrepreneur who isn’t getting the results he or she is looking for. There is a way out, and it doesn’t invovle turning the business around. It involves quitting and crawling back to a former boss. Don’t take that approach.

There’s always a way out, but what are you trying to get out of? An entrepreneur who is trying to escape a disappointing business by turning in around is the entrepreneur that goes far. However, by playing the blame game and quitting, entrepreneurs refuse to take responsibility or go the extra mile.

When entrepreneurs go to the extra mile, success greets them at the finish line.

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

You Can’t Go To The Top In 1 Day

August 5, 2013 by Marc Guberti Leave a Comment

If there was a way to get on the peak of Mount Everest and back down in a day, more people would take the challenge on. Everyone would bundle up in all of their coats just for a day and nothing more. Then, they get to see the wonderful view.

There is no way to climb all the way up Mount Everest in 1 day. There are certain risks involved. Is climbing a mountain a necessary risk to take? Absolutely not, although people who actually climbed up Mount Everest may have a different opinion.

You get to the top by creating product after product and finding different ways to market those products. You get to the top by building connections and making yourself well-known. You don’t get to the top in 1 day. If we were all about to get to the top in 1 day, it wouldn’t be special. People would climb Mount Everest hundreds of times and get bored of the wonderful view all together.

You don’t get to go on the top in 1 day. However, when you get to the top, it makes the wonderful view memorable.

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

Remember To Have Fun

August 4, 2013 by Marc Guberti Leave a Comment

You can have the biggest and most successful business, but it is important to have fun. Love what you do, and you will become more successful. Some of the things you don’t like now can become hobbies. I’ll be honest and say that English and Writing weren’t my two favorite subjects.

I probably wrote more words in the past three years (ever since I started blogging), than I wrote for all of the school essays put together. I enjoy writing, and I have fun when I work. I am having fun speaking about business for my upcoming videos and CDs.

I am going through the entire process of looking at different colleges and preparing for the SAT. I started looking at different colleges last year since my brother just ended his junior year. I came for the ride, and I learned a lot about the colleges we visited. I am not going to get scared about my future. I’m just going to have fun in high school as I look at colleges.

However, it is important to find a way to have fun. I haven’t worked at all. Writing this blog post, the next blog post you’ll see later, and all of the other blog posts I ever write isn’t work. When I write a blog post, it’s like freeing a dog from its leash. The dog goes all over the place. I’m not recommending freeing a dog from its leash, but that freedom is what I feel when I blog.

Find something that you have fun with. Don’t choose the better paying option if it means trading fun and living for money. You can either happily work and make $100,000 a year or you can do tedious work and make $1,000,000 a year.

Happiness is more important than money. Love what you do, and you’re already successful. You may not be making as much money as another person, but you’re able to do something that you enjoy.

The grass always looks greener on the other side. If you’re doing something that you love, the grass is perfect.

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: business, business tip

Why People Don’t Take The Leap

August 4, 2013 by Marc Guberti Leave a Comment

We all want to see how ideas soar. We all want to implement our ideas and make our business the best one around. We all want to be successful. We all want to see our own products on other people’s shelves. We all want to accomplish our goals.

We all want all of those things. The list goes on and on. However, most people don’t get those things. We all want those things, but only a few people get them. The reason we all want those things is because they are hard to achieve. Everyone wants to make it in the top colleges because not everyone gets to make it in college. I see more business people saying they graduated from Stanford, Harvard, Yale, and all of the other Ivy League schools.

Most people don’t get those things because of fear. There are many people who fear failure, and that’s why there are so many inspirational quotes about conquering the fear of failure. I tweet inspirational quotes 4 times every day, and when I look around for good inspirational quotes, a lot of the inspirational quotes I read are about conquering fear.

These people fear their potential. That may be the last thing people fear about, but it is true. People do fear their potential. The reason people fear their potential is because we like the constants; the things that remain the same. In order to make your business grow and become a very successful entrepreneur, you have to be willing to take the leap.

When frogs leap from lily pad to lily pad, there’s a risk that the frog misses the lily pad and falls into the water. However, if the frog stays on the same lily pad, it won’t be able to survive. The frog will have to look for insects to eat and water to drink (the water will be easier for the frog to find).

If you’re business isn’t doing as well as you hoped, or you know there is more potential, it’s time for you to leap to the other lily pad. Even if you fall into the water, you’ll be able to swim out and go for the same lily pad again. With persistence, you will eventually take the leap and land on that lily pad.

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: business, business tip, inspiration, productivity, take the leap

Leaving The Dock And Why Ships Sink

August 3, 2013 by Marc Guberti Leave a Comment

There’s a lot of competition and danger in the seas. The dock is the safety zone. The sea is the place of opportunity. You can either leave the safety zone and go after success, or you can stay at the safety zone and never know what you could have done.

Choose to leave the dock and set sail. Greatness is at reach, but only if you prevent your ship from sinking. It will take a long time before you reach your destination. Ships that rely on wind for direction may take years to reach their destination. Although it takes a long time for these ships to reach their destinations, they will reach those destinations if they don’t sink.

The first reason ships sink is because it couldn’t withstand an attack. There are competitors that will be better and stronger than your ship’s crew. By outwitting the competition, you will prevent your ship from sinking.

Another reason ships sink is because a loss of purpose. If you keep on steering the ship to reach other destinations, the crew will get tired of staying at sea. They want to be successful just as much as you do. You can also lose your purpose and develop vengeance. If you develop a vengeance, a giant sperm whale will take down the entire ship, and survivors will have to wait for another ship of opportunity.

Another reason why ships sink is because water gets in. The water gets into the ship and makes it sink slowly. This problem can easily be fixed, but if the problem remains unattended for awhile, the ship is going to sink.

The ship sinking is what everyone fears. That’s why many people don’t leave the dock. Few go out to sea on a ship, but if they reach their other destination, they are successful in their quest.

Are you ready to leave the dock? You’ll reach your destination years later in one of those ships that only has sails. Wind is your fuel. Are you willing to go on that kind of ship to achieve success?

You’ll have to be willing to leave the dock to go from ordinary to extraordinary.

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: business, business tip, competition, unique

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