The Simple Rule: The Person Who Fails the Most, Wins


Find New Customers is now partnered with Likeable Local and we just got a book from them entitled “What To Do When It is Your Turn (and it’s always Your Turn.)” by Seth GodinSeth Godin, because I attended their webinar recently..

“Thanks for being such a positive and enthusiastic partner, Jeff.”

Likeable Local, Social Media Marketing software to make YOU more successful) and I are doing a webinar for medical companies, especially dentists and chiropractors in Tampa/St. Petersburg on January 27th.  More info will be coming soon.

One of my favorite lines from this book is “The person who fails the most, win.” and I agree completely with that statement by Seth Godin.

I was recently with my sons at a Holiday Inn talking to basketball coaches from Emory who had just lost a game.  I told those men that failure, aka losing, is how teams improve and they agreed. Those men where analyzing the loss.

If you’ve never failed, you’ve never taken a chance and Seth’s quote rings more true than ever.

“If I fail more than you do, I win.” Seth Godin  Seth is certainly right. No chance taken means no failure. No chance, no results.

There’s a lot of free content on BtoB marketing at Find New Customers, so check it out and download our great content, like How to Find New Customers, a great white paper once sponsored by Marketo and edited by a top sales author, so it is very good and it is highly recommended.

This blog is on Marketo’s big list of marketing blogs (see the logo) and we are honored to be included with so many great blogs.

It is a lot easier to write a good blog post now that my keyboard is lit up.  My son fixed it in this new rocket-fast Lenovo Yoga 2 computer. which was a major upgrade for Find New Customers.

Finally, Search Engine Optimization is built in in WordPress.com and every post is saying “Hello Google,” including this one.  
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