chris gregas
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“Old habits many times are mold habits, but they also can be BOLD habits that pay dividends again and again. Repeating information helps you to remember and when you are working with a client or prospect, you need to repeat and reinvest in what you have said so that they can clearly understand what you are offering. Don’t be lazy in your work. Doing the same things repeatedly is not a bad thing to do provided that it is working, and it will work in time when the harvest comes forth.”
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“We must remember that SYSTEMS are duplicatable and PEOPLE are not. I cannot hope to build an army of followers if they must be like me. On the other hand, if they have a simple method to follow or a third-party tool to wield, then the chances of duplication and growth in your organization goes up exponentially.”
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“Laziness and average are not the pedigree of an overcoming business specialist. You will be counting pennies for a long time as long as you are interested in BIG before you put great effort into SMALL, but MEANINGFUL steps. Make it your aim today to be a “champion” in the making. You are not going to be hoisted up on the podium this afternoon, but inch by inch, small but meaningful decision multiplied will get you to where you want to be and beyond. Don’t you dare despise small beginnings.”
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“Procrastination and laziness in sales and business lead to – nowhere and a lean and lousy bank account. It has been said that Procrastination is the opportunity’s assassin and that is true. Procrastination is one of the main reasons why so many fail to effectively manage their time. Don’t be that guy or gal. Procrastination is a deterrent that sabotages our own efforts. Overcoming it is essential if you want your business to succeed.”
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“Be reminded that dreaming and hoping is not the same as scheming and working. Working for the sake of it will not insure you of success but purposeful, meaningful work will help you move the needle towards what you want for you and your family. When is the last time you “sweat” in the process? When is the last time you worked a few hours more than all those in your company? When is “hustle” more to be desired than pacing yourself?”
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