"History has demonstrated that the most notable winners
usually encountered heartbreaking obstacles before they
triumphed. They won because they refused to become
discouraged by their defeats."
--B.C. Forbes, author and
founder of Forbes Magazine
It was the sad day in his life.
The alphatetical list of names was posted of those who'd made
the varsity team..
He went thro the list once, twice and more ...disappointment , his name was not
there.Staring at the list, it was as if maybe he could will his
name to appear...but it didn't.
He suffered through the day...then went home, shut his
door so no one could see or hear.
And then he cried.
He was a sophomore and hardly any sophomores made
the varsity squad. He had made the junior varsity team,
still an accomplishment, yet this was still the sharpest
disappointment of his life.
After he was dropped out of the list , he disciplined himself. He woke up early to shoot, and stayed late in the evening to practice. He volunteered to do anything he could to help the varsity team. This man went on to become one of the most celebrated athletes and most revered celebrities of the twentieth century--Michael Jordan.
That moment--getting cut from the varsity squad was
a critical turning point in Michael's life. He could have
quit or just remained status quo. But he didn't. He
figured out a strategy for rising above.
The strategy that allowed him to learn how to always
bring his "A" game to everything he does in life.
Like Michael, there is a turning point in your business
where you can settle or you can go for more.

A strategy that could help you bring your "A" game so
you could get the most value out of your customers
and create the biggest profit for your business.
Bringing your "A" game every time would mean you'd
have a more profitable business. It'd mean you were
at the top of your niche. And because you were at the
top--like Michael, you'd blow your competition away.
The thing is, there is a tested, proven strategy--a
strategy I use to bring my "A" game to every client's
campaign.
Courtesy:-
Courtesy:-
Dan Kennedy
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