Greetings From Dr. David K. Enders

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Dr. David K. Enders is an entrepreneur, author, writer, business consultant and coach. After 35 years in practice Dr. Enders closed his Chiropractic Clinic to pursue a career in Network Marketing. He soon realized that if your business is not on the Internet you’re not in business. In his search to learn Internet Marketing Dr. Enders spent years learning the ins and outs of marketing online. Dr. Enders now helps others to take tangible action to get the right results to save time and money in business. He encourages people to think in ways that are constructive to improving their lives.

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08Mar2008

What's Your Big Idea?

DateSaturday, March 8, 2008 at 07:15PM

How To Develop Your Market Vision.

What is your grand vision for your market? What is your big idea?

Your vision is greater than your goals. Your goals are what you want from your business. Your vision is WHY your business exists. Your vision is what your business can do for others (your customers, prospects, clients).

Creating your vision is a two-part process: HOW and WHY are you in business.

Your vision is your story. The person with the best story wins!

"Companies thrive on the basis of the stories they tell..... Their personal story explains why they do what they do and that, in turn, reveals why their customers and prospects should trust them." - The Maven Matrix Manifesto

So, what is your personal story, and why would other people care?

Don't Fail - Become A Success

 

 

 

 

 

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