I have been a entrepreneur since I was 12 years old and have been running my current business for over 30 years. Article writing was not a big part of my day to day activities until I decided to help some other businesses with the information that has made my businesses successful.

I have to admit that I was a little reluctant and intimidated by the many good article writers I read on a daily basis but I have to tell you that you can not let that stop you. There will always be someone who is a better writer than you no matter what level you are at so you have to let it go and just decide that good enough is good enough.

I am probably going to get a lot of flack for this article but hey if you’re not ruffling a few feathers you are probably not being heard. There are two types of business owners in the market place:

1. Business owners who run real day to day, bricks and mortar, employees, trucks etc. businesses.

2. Business owners who sell information to the first group of business owners who often have had no experience in running a day to day business and brand themselves as Gurus.

Years ago when I first started in business I use to get frustrated when I let other people know about some of the new ideas that I was interested in. I would be so enthusiastic about a new business concept or idea only to have others tell me why these new ideas wouldn’t work.

To many people like to play it safe which in the long run is probably the most unsafe way to play. You see the longer you resist hearing the new ideas and concepts the bigger the chance you have of missing some of the best opportunities.

There are many people who want to make their living on the internet. It is millions actually and growing each day. It is a great lifestyle with limitless possibilities. The information age and the internet will be an exponentially growing industry for decades to come.

At ‘What You Focus On Grows’ we have taken a very long term approach for how to reach and help the most business owners become Healthy Wealthy and Wise. We know that by giving you the best information that sometimes it might not pay us in the short term but always pays big dividends in the long term.

The Law Of Attraction is a universal law and simply stated it’s definition is this:

‘You attract into your life that which you give attention to’

Just like our website’s name is “What You Focus On Grows’. I could get into all kinds of deeper definitions of this Law and I will in other articles but for now want to keep it simple in how it can help you in your business..

Of course the keyword in the title is action and I do believe almost any action is better than no action at all because you will always at least be learning something if you’re taking action. Action will be a result of the thoughts you’re thinking. I mean you won’t be thinking about scratching your head and then scratch your stomach.

Thoughts are the seeds to action. If you choose to take a job at a fast food restaurant in all likelihood you will make minimum wage. If you choose to be a doctor you will likely make an above average income. Think of being a truck driver and you will likely make a mediocre living.

Intelligent business owners are in the top 5% of their markets because they think different than the rest of the stupid and broke business owners. Most of the really intelligent business people I know have a different perception when it comes to taxes as well.

In Canada we have a tax called the GST (Goods & Services Tax). It is currently a 6% tax that is paid for most purchases of goods and services. On a $40,000.00 car or $50,000.00 home renovation it can add up to a fair chunk of change.

There has never been a time in history when it is easier to become a multi millionaire from your own business. Whether it is a carpet cleaning business, a handyman franchise, computer services, plumber, electrician or whatever, if you follow some universal business principles you will get rich. There really is no other outcome.

There are however 5 critical mistakes that businesses make. This is the reason that 95% of all new businesses go out of business within 5 years.