Okay, here we go. The Million Dollar Quest. The BIG 1,000,000. Yes, I am committing to grow a 1M business and write about each step. Along the way, I am going to share my monthly gross revenues. It’s a little scary thinking that I will be sharing my gross revenues to the world. Well, growing a 1M business will not be easy. The quest will require me to grow mentally, to develop the millionaire mindset. I do the research and you, the reader, gain the knowledge for free. I spent approximately $10,000 last year on personal development; traveling to find mentors, purchasing programs, reading books (I am a speed reader and read 44 books last year), and networking. This year, I plan to boil all this down to simple actionable items for you to use. After 8 years of teaching martial arts at a gym in Lambertville, New Jersey, I heard a rumor that one of the gym branches was closing. I thought it was high time to start my own martial arts school. That was three years ago. I moved back to my hometown of Dublin, Pennsylvania and began my dojo as a two day per week part time adventure at a local church gymnasium by only investing $1000. Since then, my dojo grew. I had to move into the Dublin Shopping Center because of my growing student count and operate the school with a full five day schedule. My final personal victory came at the beginning of this year when my business started generating enough revenue for me to leave my corporate job as a customer service manager. It was a stretch but the best thing I ever did. 1. For charity – Ever year, I join about 100 other martial arts in Greenboro, Al (one of the poorest counties in America) and build homes for the poor. Ever year, I have a goal to raise $1000 to the cause. This year, I will match 50% of all the money raised. If this journal is adding value to your life, please give back even $5 to the raise the house fund. If I get 200 readers to donate $5 each, I will reach my goal. Don’t mind if I shamelessly promote this cause throughout the year. Also, I am going to post the amount raised on the sidebar. Please click here to help and pick Tim Rosanelli & Ester Sabidussi - Maximum Impact Karate as the team. 2. Motivation – In order to keep this journal interesting, I need to stay motivated to get interesting material to write about. Let the quest begin…Why should you tune in?
In the beginning…
Why share?
Why share this personal information about my business with the world.
3. Accountability – Nothing like making a goal public to hold yourself accountable. I am a very competitive person and don’t wish to look like a fool.
4. Better Service – I know that this kind of focus is going to help my dojo. I will need to teach exciting classes to retain my students, provide suburb service, develop my internal team, and change students’ lives for better testimonials.
Thursday, August 30, 2007
Beginning of a Quest
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