An excerpt from Brian Tracy's The Way to Wealth In Action: The Journey Continues:

An excerpt from Brian Tracy's The Way to Wealth In Action: The Journey Continues:
The Way to Wealth System

Selling on the Internet:

Internet marketing should be a part of all your business activities. More and more people, to the tune of tens of billions of dollars each year, are buying via the Internet. It is fast, easy, convenient, and at their fingertips, anytime, anywhere. To achieve your full potential for business success, you must have an Internet presence.

There are hundreds of books written on how to sell more effectively using the Internet. But the basic truth remains the same: make it easy to buy from you!

Make your offer simple and clear. Make your prices and terms easy to understand and accept. Offer unconditional guarantees. Remove the greatest fear that Internet shoppers have, which is the fear that they will be stuck with something that is inappropriate for them. Take that fear away by giving them overwhelming guarantees and assurances of satisfaction.

Put pictures of yourself and your staff on your Web site. Give phone numbers to enable visitors to your site to contact you directly if they have a question. Develop a customer service policy for anyone who phones to request information or to purchase something from your site. Be friendly, polite, and courteous. Welcome them and thank them for calling. Thank them for their order. Make them happy that they decided to buy from you.

"The Way to Wealth" shows you...

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Where the central focus of a business MUST be to achieve success

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The one way you can not only survive, but THRIVE in our rapidly changing world




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An excerpt from Brian Tracy's GOALS:

Your Major Definite Purpose:

Your major definite purpose can be defined as the one goal that is most important to you at the moment. Is is usually the one goal that will help you to achieve more of your other goals than anything else you can accomplish. It must have the following characteristics:

1. It must be something that you personally really want. Your desire for this goal must be so intense that the very idea of achieving your major definite purpose excites you and makes you happy.

2. It must be clear and specific. You must be able to define it in words. You must be able to write it down with such clarify that a child could read it and know exactly what it is that you want and be able to determine whether or not you have achieved it.

3. It must be measurable and quantifiable. Rather than "I want to make a lot of money," it must be more like "I will earn $100,000 per year by (a specific date)."

4. It must be both believable and achievable. Your major definite purpose cannot be so big or so ridiculous that it is completely unattainable.

5. Your major definite purpose should have a reasonable probability of success, perhaps fifty-fifty when you begin. If you have never achieved a major goal before, set a goal that has an 80 percent or 90 percent probability of success. Make it easy on yourself, at least at the beginning. Later on, you can set huge goals with very small probabilities of success and you will still be motivated to take the steps necessary to achieve them. But in the beginning, set goals that are believable and achievable and that have a high probability of success so that you can be assured off winning right from the start.

6. Your major definite purpose must be in harmony with your other goals. You cannot want to be financially successful in your career on the one hand and play golf most of the time on the other. Your major definite purpose must be in harmony with your minor goals and congruent with your values.

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