As America's Focus Expert, Susan Gilbert helps individuals and organizations focus on what matters to create the results they desire. Author of the award-winning book, "The Land of I Can" , Susan is also co-author of "The Complete Idiot's Guide to Starting and Running a Coffee Bar". A successful entrepreneur for over 25 years, Susan brings both inspiration and practical knowledge to help others achieve their goals.
Oh, and why the muffin icon?
Her first business was called "Lil' Miss Muffins" :-)
I spent five years studying this very question. What I discovered is that this onion has many layers. I have codified ten rich habits that wealthy individuals possess. These “daily success habits” set successful people apart from everyone else. No one, not one person, has ever been successful on their own. The foundation of success is strong relationships. Other people make successful people successful. It can’t be done any other way, except when random luck is involved. Successful people are disciplined about the things they do every day. Their habits (relationship building is one such Rich Habit) create opportunity luck and it is this opportunity luck which creates wealth.
Good habits serve us well and bad habits…well, they can be our undoing. But one habit that will always create both success and a happier life is building good relationships
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The Land of I Can
The Complete Idiot’s Guide to Starting and Running a Coffee Bar
About This Blog
This blog is about staying focused and reaching your goals - whatever that might be!
It is also an example of our Expert Blogs for Authors - though we can create one for you whether you are an author or not.
For more information contact Susan via email at: Susan @ JoomlaJump.com
No plans to move this site at all Carolyn. Thank you for including it in your book! ~Susan Susan | 26Feb10 | More
Susan, I am using the URL to this article in a book I am writing. I hope you don't plan ... Carolyn Howard-Johnson | 26Feb10 | More
Thanks for sharing this great therapy dog. Our dog is also a certified threapist. What a great experience to visit ... Par Donahue, MD | 23Jan10 | More
So... how do you like Google Wave? I think it will help everyone to connect effectively. What are your thoughts ... Staci Jansma | 21Jan10 | More
Thanks for the great information Susan! Betty | 25Nov09 | More
Yippee! I got my invite :-)
I'll let you know how things go.
~Susan Susan Gilbert | 6Nov09 | More
Hi Susan, This is so nice. At this time I find I have nothing I am really focused upon. ... Ginger Blymyer | 21Sep09 | More
Max, good luck with getting your account reinstated. It's important to not only submit that support ticket, but continue ... Susan | 18Sep09 | More
Thanks for this exhaustive explanation and you insights, Susan. Very helpful. I've had an acocunt suspended, enquired, but haven't heared. ... Max | 18Sep09 | More
Comment by Tom Corley on 9 September 2009:
I spent five years studying this very question. What I discovered is that this onion has many layers. I have codified ten rich habits that wealthy individuals possess. These “daily success habits” set successful people apart from everyone else. No one, not one person, has ever been successful on their own. The foundation of success is strong relationships. Other people make successful people successful. It can’t be done any other way, except when random luck is involved. Successful people are disciplined about the things they do every day. Their habits (relationship building is one such Rich Habit) create opportunity luck and it is this opportunity luck which creates wealth.
Comment by Susan on 10 September 2009:
I completely agree Tom. Thank you for commenting.
Good habits serve us well and bad habits…well, they can be our undoing. But one habit that will always create both success and a happier life is building good relationships
~Susan