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Fall/Winter ’16 Reviews BY: IESHA COPPIN
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This Year No More Fears The idea of launching a business and becoming your own boss has always been an integral part of the American Dream. But many people itching to give entrepreneurship a try balk when it comes time to make the move, and in 2015, a Gallup survey revealed why. The three top reasons potential entrepreneurs gave for taking a pass on business ownership were: • • •
They like the security of a steady income provided by someone else. They don’t feel they have enough personal savings to start a business. They worry that the success rates of a new startup are low.
It could be, though, that the real underlying reason hindering those entrepreneurial urges is a common human emotion that often gets in the way of people achieving their goals – fear, says William S. Wooditch, a motivational speaker and author of “Always Forward! Discover the 7 Secrets of Sales Success” (www.BillWooditch.com). “No matter how intrepid we may be, we all have fears, shadows of doubt or even deep seeds of insecurity,” Wooditch says. “We either exist within the limits of our fears or live up to the promise of our potential.” In business and life in general, people voice a number of excuses for their hesitancy to take risks, he says. They say: “I can’t do this.” “I don’t know enough.” “It’s too hard.” “I’m too old.” “I’m not experienced enough.” “It’s too late.” Those attitudes end up becoming self-fulfilling prophecies, because if you convince yourself that you can’t achieve something, you create a situation where belief becomes reality, Wooditch says. He says anyone who dreams of starting a business – but is paralyzed by the fears of potential failure – should consider these points: You are the guardian of your own success • People don’t become successful by wishing and hoping, Wooditch
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says. They do it by deciding that if anything is going to change, it’s all up to them. “Winners don’t allow events outside of their control to define their self-worth,” he says. “They know they may fail, but failure doesn’t dominate their thoughts; learning how to win does. When they fail, they don’t call it failure—they call it a learning experience.” Stop feeding your fears Learn what you can and can’t influence and control. Limit the imagination’s default to worst-case scenario and take the necessary steps to achieve the best outcome. Wooditch says the experienced reality of our fears is rarely as bad as what we imagined. “Facing fear will be uncomfortable,” he says. “It may hurt; you may feel like stopping. You might even pause for a while. But you must never quit.” Think and do Many people think, but they choose not to do. They ruminate and they contemplate and they never take it beyond that, Wooditch says. Others have the opposite problem. They act without giving much thought to what they are doing. “This is blindly ambitious at best, misguided and reckless at worst,” he says. The “think and do” approach is a learned habit, Wooditch says. “It will take your instinctive feel, your rational thought and your willpower to put the steps into action that create opportunities for your future,” he says.
If it’s your dream to start a business, Wooditch says, no one is holding you back but you. “We have the choice to become the screenwriters, directors and protagonists in the movies of our lives,” he says. “We also have the choice to relinquish the screenwriting duties and directing duties and become an extra in that movie. “Just remember. The only person in the story of your life who can develop the plot and change the outcome is you.”
A B O U T WI L L I AM S. WOOD ITC H William S. Wooditch, author of “Always Forward! Discover the 7 Secrets of Sales Success” (www.WilliamWooditch.com), is the founder, CEO and president of The Wooditch Group, a privately held risk management and insurance services firm. He is also the founder of Think Next, Act Now!, a learning forum that trains tomorrow’s entrepreneurs today. Think Next, Act Now! provides the strategy and techniques to inspire and motivate personal and corporate growth. Wooditch earned his bachelor’s degree in psychology at Purdue University and his master’s in public administration at Penn State. 82
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Keys to a Fabulous Day By: Dr. Karuna Sabnani, NMD
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es, it’s the beginning of the work week again. You have a big week ahead of you and you brace yourself as you stare at your jam packed schedule. Perhaps you have moved at this frantic pace your entire life. The seemingly impossible task of getting through your schedule while looking & feeling fabulous has arrived. But how will you manage this? Your new strategy awaits. Your ritual of guzzling dishwater coffee for breakfast fuel, smoking cigarettes for stress relief & downing bottles of 1997 wine each night for ‘hydration’ is aging you. The solution: a fresh NY-minute beauty routine.
W H AT TO DO : A.M. - This is when the ‘mad dash’ begins; it sets your tone for the day. Take a few moments to compose yourself before jumping out of bed and logging on to your computer. Move slowly before you switch into ‘speedy mode’. To Do: • Drink a few glasses of hot water first thing in the morning BEFORE eating or drinking anything else. This not only hydrates you, but also stimulates your metabolism ahead of your long day. • Double check your bag to make sure you have all of your to-go items. P.M. - The key to being beautiful is to utilize your sleep; use your hours to your advantage. You may not be sleeping that much, so be sure to make the few hours of sleep you do have count.
To Do: • Eat light. • Take 5 minutes to let go of your tension by turning your cell phone off before dozing off. • Take a shower or short bath to wash away your long day. • Relax. • Remember that a youthful, healthy glow comes from hydration. Apply an intense moisturizer to your face with extra focus under your eyes. Apply argan oil, olive oil, castor oil or your favorite hydrating crème. • Prepare your outfit for the next day to save yourself extra stress in the morning. This holds true for men as well.
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