The Success Gap Between Business Opportunities and Learning and Training

If you are tired of all the bad news about the economy and want to generate cash from home then take a look at this... Why? It works. I have worked as an educational coach helping youth graduate high school and go to college and the number ONE problem they have is NO MONEY..and it is the same for their parents. Everyone is looking for a job which is not a problem as I have one but hardly anyone knows about this or they are not willing to use the information I am providing you.

I don't have time for hype or hoopla. Too many people are hurting out here financially. I train individuals how to earn money online legitimately and honestly. I can not take the chance of someone in the educational community finding my information and it not be legit. That is like hurting my career..and that is something I am not willing to do.

However I am confident about this way of earning. Why? Earlier I said it works so I do not want to be vague so I will share with you. You see ads all of the time that attract your attention such as: Make Money Now!; Earn a Six Figure Income Today!; Work 30 Minutes a Day and Earn Full Time Pay Doing Part Time Work! These headlines work and cause people to ask for more information. However generally what happens is once you answer the ads and you find out more they are business opportunities. Business opportunities are good but is that what you need as a newbie or a business owner who is struggling online to get clients.

Lets look at the business opportunities for a minute. Generally people are looking for a business model that resonates with them like a health company, coffee company or even an education resource company. These business opportunities can be network marketing, direct sales, affiliate sales/marketing, a book you have written and or your coaching company. There are many different business opportunities available for people. A business opportunity is similar to buying a franchise however the company allows you to buy product monthly and in return you are eligible to resale or be a distributor for the company. The company offers you some type of compensation plan and gives you policies and procedures to adhere buy and you are in business. It is very easy for the most part to buy a business opportunity. The company generally gives you training on company matters and general information on how to build your business.

In order for a business owner to succeed and be able to realize working 30 minutes a day you will need training such as: how to get traffic to your business website; how to build a list training; how to use classified ads training; how to get in front of your target market training; Basically you will need social media and attraction marketing training. However most companies will encourage you to write down the names of your friends and co-workers or give you training on how to do direct sales which is very expensive starting out.

Here is where the disparity gap between operating a business opportunity and learning and training how to market your business comes in. Very few people are being trained truly trained on attraction marketing. This article is getting rather long and I will write more however let me tell you how attraction marketing will help you and your business. People will begin to call you asking you about your business. People will see your content online and will put their name and email address in your capture page asking you to send them information to them. You will no longer have to beg, plead, scam, prospect or write down the names of your family and friends knowing good and well they are not interested in your business opportunity because its your tenth opportunity and you did not make any money in the last nine. No more awkward moments. Now you get in front of the audience you intend to get in front of.

Training and learning how to market professionally is widely overlooked yet it is the number one reason why people quit. Yes people quit because they are not successful in their business because of lack of sales or they say the business did not work out for them. Truth be told the reason more than likely people quit is because of lack of training and unrealistic goals.

Another reason why people believe training is not worth it is because they do not want to spend time away from their business efforts. If more people understood how powerful basic to advance training with help them become more successful in their business more people would flock to training. Plus, if people knew that training alone can bring a pretty hefty cash flow to their business more people would be doing it.

Anyhow, I have been given access to a cash flow blueprint that has absolutely nothing to do with a business opportunity and has everything to do with providing you with step by step on how to set up your business online and begin attracting customers.

I am so confident about the training that we even allow interested individuals to take a free no obligation tour. We have no time to waste which is why we have it set up in this manner. Many blessings as you build your business online. Remember realize you may be operating between the success gap of a business opportunity and learning and training how to market your business.

Preparing Your Dog During Your Pregnancy For Your Baby - Avoid Jealousy-Anxiety and Train For Safety

Why

Over the years I've worked with countless dog-owning young couples with feelings so strong for their dogs that they could not imagine those feelings could be any stronger for a child. However, when they became pregnant they found released from within an even greater capacity for love. An accompanying byproduct of this heightened state is a fierce, innate, hard wired need to provide the safest of environments for their child. From that moment and for many years to come they know that all decisions will revolve around the impact they will have on their child. That first pregnancy launches a furied time of preparation part of which is includes an evaluation of their current environment from its baby-friendly perspective. What was once just a means to access the basement they realize is now a path of potential danger that must be addressed. What was once just a cupboard to store cleaning supplies is now a reservoir of peril. What was once 'their dog' is about to become the 'family dog' and regardless of their devotion consideration is given to potential for conflict however minor. Based on past experience some dog owners will be aware of the possibility of jealousy or anxiety however many will not be aware of the potential for either that the addition of a baby can uniquely elicit. Others have little worry about conflict based on malice or fear but much to worry about regarding unruliness. Behavior that could once be worked around; they realize will by necessity need to be addressed. Outside of injury due to unruliness, statistics confirm that an objective eye is warranted and that each dog should be assessed for its baby-friendly status. According to many high profile sources one out of two children is bitten by a dog before reaching the age of twelve and dog bites are greater health problem for children in the US, than measles, mumps, and whooping cough combined. For most dog owners though the risk their dog brings is due more to sheer unruliness than meanness of spirit. However either way intervention before the dramatic change in lifestyle that accompanies the birth of a child is becoming more common amongst dog owning expectant couples.

Myths

My initial interest in infant safety around dogs stems from the prenatal class I took in preparation for the birth of my first son. The nurse teaching the class was asked what precautions should be taken when the expectant parent was also a dog owner. The recommendation offered by the nurse that expectant moms and dads could help prevent future jealousy or anxiety by introducing a baby doll into the house hold, and simulate day to day interaction with an infant. This would entail cuddling, carrying, bathing, dressing, etc. I have read this as well on countless websites and in articles like this one and books. To a layperson this might make sense. However, children's toys, including baby dolls, are made from the same material as is found in many dog toys. After over 20 years working with thousands of dogs I can say with confidence that the keen senses of a dog are not going to be fooled into connecting a baby doll with a true baby and thereby acclimatizing it. However some have been known to make a grab for the baby doll as if it were another plastic toy gift from their owners creating unnecessary worry for the parents to be. Another well-meaning myth is that bringing home an infant's hospital blanket will introduce the dog to its scent and somehow make it easier for the dog to accept the baby when it arrives. Where this advice originally came from remains a mystery but it certainly did not come from a professional. Any behaviorist, psychiatrist or psychologist knows that if desensitization is to have a desired outcome it is a slow incremental process. The idea that a sniff of a blanket might temper the sensory impact that an infant will have is the equivalent of expecting that a glance of the ultrasound image will realistically prepare an expectant mother for her labor experience let alone the impact of all that will follow once she brings her child home. Fortunately, there are much better options to turn to that will help a dog make the transition from being an 'only child.'

Reality - Some Dogs You Can Change, Some You Cannot

Cohabitation between humans and dogs has existed for thousands of years. However, for better and worse, over the last century the nature of the relationship has changed significantly. Dogs are no longer just a means to an end for securing food, herding and protecting livestock, and protecting home and hearth. For many of us, they have become family members. The upside is that a dog is one of the few things that you can pour a little love into once in a while and harvest back an endless stream of unconditional love. The down side is that as well-meaning as we might be, many of the signals we now send our dogs confuse them as to who should be the teacher and who should be the student and without this stability they often unnecessarily develop behaviors that range from the annoyance of unruly behavior to becoming actual safety liabilities. Expectant dog owning parents should keep in mind that over the last few decades many of the breeding protocols that lead to a physically and mentally balanced dog have become the exception rather than the rule. Also, training methodologies have changed such that many dog trainers now erroneously believe and so advise their clients that even the slightest discipline will make a dog's behavior worse and so they recommend all-positive, all the time training. This in spite of the irrefutable evidence provided by every parenting dog, wolf, ape or human that the skills to survive and thrive in the real world come through both positive and negative. The end result of these poor breeding and training practices is that many expectant parents find themselves with a dog with characteristics that can impact the equilibrium of the household from a child's safety. Some of these situations can be resolved by switching to a more realistic training model while others where the dog's temperament has been more seriously impacted by breeding and training conventions can create anxiety and concern in the expectant parent.

Early Intervention Whether for the Unruly or the Uncomfortable Dog

Armed with fact rather then myth expectant parents can assess where and why their dog might need their assistance and how either through their own efforts or along with a professional's develop a strategy that balances their dog's needs with their baby's safety. I have found in the countless assessments I have done for expectant parents that every household can benefit by learning more on how their dog sees the world and makes connections that lead to joy and anxiety. Sometimes it is as simple as learning how to teach baby friendly obedience such as 'Stay on Your Mat' or a proper heel and recall so that opportunities to properly exercise their dog and thereby relive its stress can be taken advantage of more often once the baby has arrived. In other situations we discovered that due to circumstances beyond the control of its owners, typically the result of breeding or early socialization, the dog had some yellow or red flag characteristics. In some situations these were addressable, in others they were not. Unfortunately other then the traditional mythical advice outlined above there is in prenatal education very little practical advice for dog owning expectant parents. Never the less, forewarned is forearmed and consideration as to how a dog and a baby might affect each other should become as an important part of prenatal preparation experience as learning the safest of car seats, cribs, strollers and any other factor that might impact an infant's well being.