Being in any business is hard. There are a lot of obstacles you need to go through. Despite that, you are more than what you think you are.
There are a lot of challenges that come with being in business. It can be difficult to keep up with the competition, find and retain employees and customers, while generating profits. Given the challenges and obstacles that get in your way, it is possible for you to succeed.
So, if you're feeling like giving up, take a step back and remind yourself of why you started in the first place. Think about your goals and what you want to achieve. Are you passionate about your product or service? Do you believe in what you're doing? If so, then don't give up now.
You can overcome any obstacle if you have the right mindset and refuse to give up. So, if you're feeling like quitting, remember why you started and keep going.
Remember that success takes time. It won't happen overnight, so you need to be patient and persistent. Keep learning and growing, and eventually, you will reach your goals. So don't give up - keep fighting for your dreams, and you will achieve them.
With this book, you'll learn some of the techniques and values that have helped get me through the roughest yet most rewarding times I've had in my business career. You can use these techniques, live these values in your day-to-day life, and work your way toward success whatever that is for you.
Author Biography:
Thomas A Schmidt, CFBS, CLTC, LACP (https: //aha.pub/TomSchmidt) has been in the financial services industry for over 35 years. After receiving his Bachelor's in Business Administration from Kansas State University in 1982, he worked as an analyst for Amoco Production Company before entering the financial service industry in 1988. Since then, he has worked for many industry giants, including MassMutual, American United Life, and Paul Revere Insurance.He has held many industry leadership positions, and has received numerous awards, certifications, and licenses as a financial professional and insurance specialist.Tom has an incredible knowledge of the market and a thorough understanding of contract details. Still, the greatest passion in his career is helping people take care of themselves and their families. He takes on the role of teacher and counselor to his clients, and he enjoys listening to their stories and getting to know them on a personal level.Today his firm specializes in employee benefits, long-term care, business succession, retirement and estate planning for businesses and individuals. Since starting his career, he has been a member of the National Association of Insurance and Financial Advisors (NAIFA), served as the Oklahoma City Chapter President and received the 2005 Oklahoma City Financial Advisor of the Year. He is also a Life and QualifyingMember of the prestigious Million Dollar Round Table (MDRT) organization and a Platinum Knight in the MDRT Foundation. As a member of the National Association of Benefits and Insurance Professionals (NABIP), he has achieved the Leading Producer's Roundtable Soaring Eagle Award for being a top producer at the national level.He is a lifetime member of the Kansas State University Alumni Association, Lambda Chi Alpha Social Fraternity-a brotherhood bond he shares with his son, Michael-the Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce and attends Crossings Community Church. Tom has been involved with Boy Scouting since the age of eight and has served in many capacities as an adult, including Cubmaster, Scoutmaster, Eagle Review Boards, Merit Badge Counselor, and the Baden Powell District Committee in the Last Frontier Council Boy Scouts of America. He and his son, Michael, also an Eagle Scout, are Lifetime Members of the National Eagle Scout Association. He has been awarded the Celtic Cross, Cubmaster of the Year, and the Scoutmaster Award of Merit for his service to youth and the James E. West Fellowship Award.To remember his father and the talents learned in the flower shop, Tom enjoys making Christmas wreaths for family, friends, and clients. He enjoys spending time with his wife, Terri, and their son, Michael, traveling and going to college athletic events.
