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People who execute are number one

I have enjoyed learning about the attitude of a successful entrepreneur and that profits do not define the success of a business. I have thoroughly enjoyed learning that the attitude for success is a win-win situation by leading with our examples and through love. By doing our best to bless the lives of others and listening to what they need rather than simply trying to guess at what they want, we will experience success in our various occupations and start-up attempts. Because of this course my wife and I are now contemplating the idea of creating our first little business, a small restaurant! Plans are being made as we apply what we have learned and we hope that what we are going to learn will help to fill in the gaps that we have right now. This week I learned about the attitude of executing orders and commands to the best of my abilities. I have learned that by being proactive I will differentiate myself from others and that I can gain other people's respect by doing rather than talking or asking lots of 'smart questions'. I have much work to do in this area of my life and hope that I will be able to be very proactive and that I will learn to consult myself and materials rather than bombarding the leader with questions I can answer myself.

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