Peter Fuller MBA CA

This is some very realistic and important information. Another strong post, Peter.
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Peter, I love your “to the point” posts. The three lists are gold! I will definitely go back and visit Entrepreneurial Mindset, and Hitting your business sweet spot . This post is obviously a summation of your previous posts on mindset. This is a great way to give those of us who may have missed them an opportunity to visit and comment!

Every suggestion makes sense and vital to your overall performance as an internet marketer. Cash flow is the name of the game and without it, you are stagnant.

I’d like to comment on this quote, “Do not become attached to any particular outcome.” I think when we become attached; it gets us in all kinds of trouble, especially with mindset. It messes up everything from fearing success, fearing failure, setting goals, wasting time, and quitting. This particular challenge must be overcome. Thanks again.

Raena Lynn
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I hear the term “fake it till you make it” and maybe I am just hearing it wrong but it never really made sense to me. Why fake anything, either you are or you are not. I found that the best way to measure yourself is to be honest with yourself. So if your mindset is not where it needs to be, then you are just faking it. TTYL

Hi Peter,

you are addressing a great topic here.

Our mindset it so important! I love your points about the Entrepreneurs mindet as well as the one for cashflow.
One angle I have been looking at lately is how our ‘egoic mind’ seems to sabotage all the good intentions. To over come that we can grow in awareness of our old conditioning and gently recondition it.

Thank you for sharing this.
To your Success,
Yorinda
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Perfect timing for me Peter!! I know this stuff, but it has been hibernating a little lately.. The ebb and flow of progress.. thanks for the great lists and I will be back to review it.. Never knew how much failing would be a part of my success!!
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i believe the most important thing is to think big and always keep your goal top of mind, so that it drives all your actions. But all these tips are great, really practical and to the point. Thanks!
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Hi Peter

I think you know by now what I am doing, even that I love MLM to bit;s and still belong to my MLM I am working on my Opus The “Gratitude” Game.

And that will be mine for ever and ever .

If a MLM company fail then you need to start over and as we know by now it does happen with the best.

When I have Success in my Game I can help the hole wide world with it and that is my passion to do that like KFC and Mac Donald’s but that is not the easy way it is hard work that pays at the end and the most important think is you mind set because you need to keep on keeping on till the end before you see the money coming in and not every one can keep on keeping on.

Always nice to read you Post’s .

Regards
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Hey Peter,
Very useful information in this article. You state so many points that are CRUCIAL to increase your cashflow. This isn’t one of those articles that you want to skim through… It’s one where you want to ponder each point and see where you can improve in that area. Nicely done!
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Wonderful post, Peter. I agree with you. To be successful, we have to focus more on cash producing activities. We also need to have a sound plan and mentorship to help us determine how we’re going to get from where we are right now to where we want to go.

Thanks for sharing. Have a better than terrific day!
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Hi Peter, Thanks for this. This is exactly what our team teaches, great to hear from another source as well. Validation!
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Hi Peter,

Awesome, awesome advice! And what a powerful way to close it out with ….“It is not enough to just read the above, you have to read it, believe it and live it.” That’s were most people fail, believing that they can actually achieve it.

Thank you so much for your insights!

Ilka
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Hey Peter, this is a great list. The one I would add to this though that I see many people currently not quite getting into “belief” is the willingness to charge what their time is worth when its time to make a sale and the willingness to not flinch when asking for what they’re worth. Many marketeres today aren’t struggling because they don’t believe they gotta work, but they’re not offering stuff so people CAN give them money! Great list here as usual and indeed we have to LIVE IT!
Kim
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Peter,

Great point here.

I really like the idea of the cash flow mindset. I learned a long time ago that entrepreneurs think differently than most employees.

To succeed, you need to think like a champion. Never accept defeat. Never quit. It really is that simple. You might end up taking an alternate route along the way, but you will still reach your destination.

Nice blog. This was my first time here.

Chuck
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Peter, great information. I am a firm believer that if your “why” is not large enough, if it does not bring tears to your eyes, you need a bigger why. I just enlarged my why, an what a difference it is making!

Wonderful advice Peter.

I recently met with my accountant and I am proud to say my business has continued to be successful and show promising profits. If I am not doing regular check-ups on my finances, I run the risk of treating my business like a hobby.

On the other hand, I am constantly having a challenge with sticking to my business hours, even though I know that the pay back for not doing so is burn out. Been there–done that.
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I jumped the gun on my overall business plan and decided to stage a “live event” in Connecticut at the end of October (Come on over Peter!). I certainly did/do not have 100% certainty the event would/will work at this time. It is a bit uncomfortable because I may not get the attendees needed to satisfy the collaborative goals of the conference. I am both excited for what can be accomplished, but yes… I have to say, I am a bit nervous about the outcome. Maybe not “afraid to fail” but LOL certainly “uncomfortable” to use your words! I can only say, it’s exciting because it’s different from what others are doing, it is a great opportunity for me to learn what works for the future, and for those that do participate, it will have solid benefits. So… I’m hanging on tight for the ride!

Hey Peter,

Awesome advice here and I like most how you point out that it’s not enough just to read this, you have to make it happen and that has to do with putting our will to work. It’s as simple as saying “I can, I will and I am” no excuses!

~Marcus
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Peter, thanks for a dynamite post. I love your background and your mindset. I’m not quite a Boomer, just under, but I can certainly relate to taking an active stance versus the head in the sand approach to retirement.

I’m currently reading through the Personal MBA, by Josh Kaufman. Here’s a great quote I think you and your readers will like:

“Every successful business (1) creates or provides something of value that (2) other people want or need (3) at a price they’re willing to pay, in a way that (4) satisfies the purchaser’s needs and expectations and (5) provides the business sufficient revenue to make it worthwhile for the owners to continue operation.”

Five concepts for all of us to hold in our minds: value creation, customer demand, transactions, value delivery, and profit sufficiency. These concepts are universal elements that make up any business.
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Hi there, Peter!
Straight to the point-you always seem to have good, yet simple advices. We should think big and not treat our business as if it is our hobby. However, I think there is one better thing-when your hobby becomes business.!Because if you can make earnings from your passion and something you like to do, you are fulfilled both mentally and financially. The flow is then not just about cash, but about satisfaction, as well.
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Peter,
Thanks for the refocusing. I get caught up in the non-productive part of the business and lose sight that we are in business to make money. Your points are easily understood and I appreciate the attention you’ve given to the “F” word – failure. It takes so many out of the game.
Looking forward to more from you.
RICK
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Awesome Mr. Fuller! What an amazing potent way to put your MBA into action Sir. God is good to you. I go agree that your business must be in business. As you said not a “thing” I do, but rather in business.

Thank you for another awesome post!
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Hi Peter. Thanks for sharing this. It’s an awesome infomation!!
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