If you don't know where you are, you'll have a hard time finding directions to get you where you want to go. . . to where you should be . . . to where you need to be.
This five minute video gives an interesting look at evaluating where you are. And, heading toward the end of the year, it seems like a good time to take a step back and take a look.
A great marketer, Zig Ziglar, had lots and lots of business and life wisdom that I'll hopefully occasionally share with you via YouTube videos. This one is Evaluate Where You Are:
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Love sharing your wisdom and frugal way to learn more about this topic, Karen!
ReplyDeleteCarolyn, I love the frugal time element!
DeleteFive minutes is good. I'm beginning to avoid all the long, fluffy videos that are making the rounds. Thanks, Karen,
ReplyDeleteI'm with you Anne. Who has the time for fluff. Short, easy to digest tidbits work best. :)
DeleteThis is one reason I advise authors to record their successes using their media kit. That way the media kit does double duty and the list keeps an author positive and aware or their direction! Find my double-duty ideas (read that time-saving!) ideas for marketing books in #TheFrugalBookPromoter at http://bit.ly/FrugalBookPromo
ReplyDeleteGreat advice, Carolyn. Writers need to make note of their successes. I have your book! Great information for us writers and authors.
ReplyDeleteI love all of this information. Thank you!!
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