Sometimes, success is about who you do things with, not what you do.

One of the problems with being a solo entrepreneur is that you rarely have a chance to reinforce your best habits. Some of you might live in a community where most people procrastinate, play video games, overdose on fried food, and positively love distractions.

So, in order to break away from these influences, you usually exert a great deal of energy blocking them out and telling yourself that you will do things differently.

And some people even take pride in this misguided approach.

But what if we could form a new community?

One based on positivity and mutual support.

Wouldn’t it be great if instead of having to rely on just ourselves completely, other people could support us when we are down and get us energized about the success happening all around us?

Here are some tips about what we could do:

Regards,
Mrs B & The Positively Practical Team