7 Things My Kindergarden Teacher Taught Me About Home Based Business

I had a great teacher in kindergarten. She taught metrust and value you as someone the want to do
many, many things that I use in the real world everybusiness with. It might not pay off right away but it will
day. But beyond the ABC's and how to take a 15somewhere down the road.
minute nap after recess she also taught me thingsShare everything you have to share (within reason)
about how to be successful in my home basedand you'll build business relationships that will last
business. Think I'm crazy? Here are a few examples.forever and you'll always have lots of people who
For starters she taught me that if I want more friends Iwant to do business with you.
have to be a friend myself. How does that apply toAnother valuable thing I learned in Kindergarten was to
business? It taught me to view my prospects, businesstake a recess. Not a long one, I'm not saying to take
partners, and venders as my friends. I treat them withan entire week off. But, an hour here and 30 minutes
respect and in return I get respect back.there.
Obviously sometimes you have to stop being friendsYou'll find that when you come back from your recess
and get down to business. But as a general rule if youyou'll feel more refreshed and ready to go back to
treat people like you would treat a friend you'll get a lotwork. If you do nothing but work, work, work all the
more from the relationship.time without ever giving yourself a break you'll end up
I also learned that you have to share.getting burnt out really quickly and might end up giving
Share what? Well your time for one thing. You haveup. So don't go for too long without giving yourself
to treat people like they're worth your time and effort.small breaks along the way.
You also should share your knowledge. A lot of peopleThose are just a few examples of things I learned
don't get this and think they should keep all their really,about my home based business from my kindergarten
really good secrets to yourself. However, when youteacher.
give people your best bits of information they'll learn to