Young Entrepreneur Videos
30. Jan, 2009 
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Young Entrepreneur Videos
A couple of more videos from slightly older entrepreneurs — giving us Young Entrepreneurs business help and tips.
The first video is from Martin Coburn – I have known Martin all my life (close family friend) and I actually built Martins first website a few years ago – for a Villa he owns in Fuerteventura.
Martin specializes in Personal Development and Mindset Change for business and individuals.
He is also an amazing Public Speaking coach. As Martin puts it – his service is for people who want a coach for results not recreation!
Find yourself a Model Of Success and Follow it — the school of hard knocks is over-rated!
More on Martin at:
http://martincoburn.com
http://twitter.com/martincoburn
Our second video is:
Advice and inspiration for Young Entrepreneurs from Lisa Johnson – Lifestyle Connoisseur
Lisa Johnson – Goals Expert, Motivational Speaker, Lifestyle Connoisseur!
More on Lisa Johnson at
http://livingitwithlisa.com
and
http://twitter.com/txlegz
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Martin made some great points there. By having a model of success or competitor you’re trying to duplicate, you have immediate goals. You have your target, “I want to be like him” and until you’ve reached that level, you’ll constantly be pushing yourself and having a tool to evaluate your progress.
It’s great to have other strong blogs in your field or business. It keeps everything fresh with new ideas developing regularly. It’s also positive if competitors also work together at times to lift their niche.