Many believe that success depends on always thinking positively, blocking out negative thoughts and replacing them with certainty that you’ll get what you really want.
The problem is that marketing requires trying things that might not work, and when you focus all your energy on always winning, you may avoid taking risks and get stuck repeating what everyone else is already doing.
This video was originally published by Diagramified
Marketing Your Products and Services: Conveying the Message
Business Management: 3 Optimal Marketing Methods
WSJ Author Barry Gabster on Making a Million-Dollar Identity