“IT’S BUSINESS UNUSUAL” by Olaniyi Soremekun
Every
New Year brings diverse expectations. With
every New Year comes fresh hopes and this year is no different. As we go into the year, we should know and
appreciate that uncommon success will come only from uncommon pursuit of common
laws. Success, which is the attainment
of God’s purpose and intent for your life, requires certain strategies that
appear so simple but profound. Some of
these strategies can be observed in one of God’s creatures; the peacock.
The
peacock is known to be a very beautiful animal.
This bird of incredible beauty is also full of pride. However, aside appreciating its beauty and
pride, the peacock has gone from pursuit to been sought after. This wonderful creature attained the status
of being sought after by deploying certain unusual strategies which we should
learn from to achieve success in our endeavours.
What
are these strategies which makes the peacock so irresistible and indispensable?
1)
Incredible:
Dare to be different. Stretch your
mind. Dream big because that is what God
wants; remember God gives small things to small-minded people. Pursue excellence relentlessly. Be amazing.
Do not stand in the crowd, stand out.
2)
Irreplaceable: No one should things the way you do. Be one-of-a-kind. Build a reputation of expertise in your
specialized area. Never lose your hunger
to find a need and play your role to fill it.
3)
Impressive: For you to be impressive, you have to be
impressed too. People must enjoy doing
business with you. How? What must you
offer? Relationships. A cordial, symbiotic relationship opens the
vault of your customer’s heart. People
pay more for solutions and relationships.
4)
Innovate: Find new ways of offering old products and
services. You must be seen as a solution
provider.
5)
Investment: Be a consultant not a contractor. Do not put price ahead of value assessment
and proposition. Make impact in a
responsible and sustainable way. Learn
that “income comes behind impact”. Make
positive impact on everyone you meet and everywhere you go.
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