Archive for the 'Success Strategies' Category

What a Mastermind Can Do for Your Success

By Melanie Benson Strick | January 20th, 2010

I’ve participated in mastermind groups of one form or another for over 20 years. Early on my experience was focused on manifesting houses and marriage partners. Today my mastermind experiences have transformed into business owners helping each other achieve massive growth and wealth. I have even created and launched mastermind programs for other companies and [...]

5 Lessons I Learned About Failure, Success & Love in 2009

By Melanie Benson Strick | January 1st, 2010

As I wrap up 2009 I feel it’s important for me to acknowledge a turning point in my career. I’ve made my year-end accomplishment lists, acknowledged the gifts that 2009 brought to me and feel complete with it. I’m sharing these five lessons with you because this last year was one of the most transformational [...]

3 Ways to Simplify Your Operations to Multiply Your Results

By Melanie Benson Strick | December 30th, 2009

A big step in reinventing your success in 2010 will be simplifying the way you run your business. There are many different approaches that we cover in the Fast Track to Lifestyle Business coaching program (like eliminating unprofitable products or services to streamlining your systems.)

The Truth About Real Success

By Melanie Benson Strick | December 28th, 2009

Have you ever felt like no matter how hard you are working you are not getting where you want to be fast enough? Success is not what most people think it is. It’s not what anyone else determines for you by following THEIR cookie-cutter approach.

Creating Seven Figure Success and Real Passive Revenue by Franchising Your Business

By Melanie Benson Strick | October 15th, 2009

Melanie Benson Strick chats with Dan Burrell, Area Developer and Area Director for Jersey Mikes Subs in California, who took a HUGE risk and brought the ultimate sub sandwich to Southern California a few years ago which is now exploding into a planned 300 stores in So Cal.

Tell-Tale Signs You Have Entered Liberation School

By Melanie Benson Strick | October 6th, 2009

We enter Liberation School when we go unconscious to our authentic, highest purpose and try to fill ego-based needs, or just get by with the basics. The more we fight it, the more it hurts. Melanie Benson Strick reveals how to liberate yourself from a business rut and welcomes you to the Get Real Revolution.

Time to Vote: Who Should win the Grand prize?

By Melanie Benson Strick | July 29th, 2009

Recently we invited people to submit their “worst delegation  nightmare” to us so we could help them turn their delegation breakdowns by discovering how to delegate without undue stress and loss of opportunities or money. There were so many great submissions …we really do want to help everyone…but there’s just one top prize of attending [...]

Can Messy Delegation Actually Pay Off?

By Melanie Benson Strick | July 16th, 2009

Have you ever tried your best to get things off your plate…only to realize you had a made a HUGE mess? Or worse yet, the person you relied on had made a massive mistake and all your best efforts to hand things off went down the proverbial toilet?
Ah…the joys of team building. These kinds of [...]

Your 5 Step Plan to Turn Your To Do List into a Ta-Da! List

By Shawn Driscoll, Guest Author | December 4th, 2007

You’ve got big dreams and you know you’ve got what it takes to achieve them. You’re eager to roll up your sleeves and start producing massive results. The problem is, no matter how hard you work, not much seems to get accomplished.In fact, your To-Do list is a mile long and growing. You’re constantly busy [...]

Why Are You Doing Everything Yourself?

By Alexandria K. Brown, Guest Expert | November 20th, 2007

One problem I often see with solo professionals is that their businesses aren’t growing because they’re simply not making enough time to do it!
It’s not that they don’t understand the value of those efforts, or they don’t WANT to make the time. It’s that they’re simply trying to do too much by themselves. They’re [...]