Time is a Two Way Street  | SyraCure.com #GFL
Channel: SyraCure
Date: 2018-01-28

A simple, yet powerful concept many successful people live by is recognizing your strengths and weaknesses and understanding how to utilize them efficiently. 
 
Knowing your weaknesses lets you know 2 key things about yourself or your business.
Number 1 - what you need to improve if you think it’s worth your time
OR Number 2 - what you need to outsource to a more skilled entity.
 
Don’t invest all your time and effort into your weaknesses.  You could invest that energy into strengths and perfect your craft. 
 
Knowing your strength points out what to capitalize in your business or Legacy.
Knowing what you do best and marketing that effectively will bring you success.
 
Time wasted is money lost. So work smarter not harder. 
 
Look at NFL players for example
 
Think about Tom Brady, would you him run the ball up the middle?
No, You’d want him throwing passes because that’s what he does best.
 
 
The truth is no one is downright an expert at everything. 
We are better at some things than others.
The phrase “Jack of all trades master of none” sums this up perfectly. 
 
There is no shame in not knowing your strengths. That’s because sometimes it takes a long time to discover them.. 
 
I’m creative. It is my greatest strength. However, it is distracting to my goals. I can learn a bit of information from one source and develop an entire story from it. The issue is how that counteracts. My creativity is my weakness because it leads to distractions. Because I can draw inspiration from many sources, I can get distracted easily because I want to learn from everyone. Now, there is something to learn from everyone, but you have to spend your time trying to work with those you consider the best in their field.
 
In the sustainable portion of my business, my main goal is to help you recognize your strengths and your weaknesses.
 
Motivation is key but understanding this key factor is the first step in helping you succeed. Let’s capitalize on what you do well, market it, and help generate new revenue for you.
 
The next big factor is knowing and understanding your purpose. 
Why do you do what you do?  
What is your purpose? 
Without purpose, your whole plan will fall apart.
Without a central goal, all you’re doing is just completing a series of tasks, like a gear in a machine.
 
 
Once you define your purpose comes to the next step - 
implementing it.
 
Success is a two-way street.
 
Focusing on your purpose will require you to do two things
Number 1 - eliminate all distractions
And Number 2 - know your worth and remember it. 
Your time is money. 
People that can’t see that should be benched from your game.
 
I've gone out of my way many times for people.
I chased down people and business offering them deals and new ideas.
I was just trying to help them save money, make money, or simply show them their value.
But they wouldn’t do the same for me or even make time for me. 
And honestly, that's okay.
 
All that means is, they don't see my value. 
Now, it could be that I either didn't pitch it properly or they weren't ready to listen. 
But my point is, don’t bother with people that won’t bother with you.
 
 
You have to be very careful chasing people that operate with a one-way mentality. This is because you will work hard for them but they will offer you nothing in return.
 
The worst part is, these could be your friends, family, co-workers, and people close to you.
 
Remember that when it feels like you always have to push someone to do something.
If you always have to reschedule your meetings with them, resend the same email over and over, or if you receive a constant string of excuses and hesitations.
 
Recognize what you’re worth.  Your time, your energy, and your products- these are valuable.
If you are adding value to their life it’s only fair they do the same to your life.
  
Their success should always be your success, otherwise, you’re getting the shorter end of the stick. 
It’s that simple. Don’t allow people to use you.
 
Before currency, we used to trade. Trade was used in the exchange of goods and services. What are you willing to trade for your time and expertise?
 
At SyraCure, our goal is to help you recognize your strengths and weaknesses, understand how to put them to practice, and get you moving on your road to success. 
 
Understand your value and others will value you!
 
Simply email us: Info@SyraCure.com
 
Give us a brief bio of yourself, your goals, your plans, and we will reach out you to determine how we can be of value to each other. (there’s that 2-way street I was referring to)