10 SUCCESSFUL ENTREPRENEURS WHO STARTED WITH NOTHING

1.Jhon Paul Dejoria: 

                                               

         He is a self-made entrepreneur. He is most well known as the founder of the Paul Mitchell line of hair-care products. He was fired from his first job in haircare- while working for Redken Laboratories. Then in 1980 he formed Jhon Paul Mitchell system with hairdresser Paul Mitchell, with loan of just $700. He is now worth of $3.1 billion.

4 lesson we can learn from Jhon Paul Dejoria

• ·        Don’t be too proud to ask help
• ·        Bootstrap
• ·        Don’t count your chickens
• ·        Blaming other is pointless

2.Jan Koum:

                                   

Thankfully Jan Koum, a Ukrainian emigree to the USA, inverted the communication app in 2009 (what’s app). At 18 he already had high-level skills. He launched what’s app to great acclaim after buying his 1^st smartphone and having the idea for the product, which allows people to send message between mobile phones via the web. Recently Facebook brought the app for a staggering $19billion.

7 lessons we can learn from Jan Koum

• ·        Be a lifelong learner
• ·        Be your own boss
• ·        Develop specialized knowledge
• ·        You need a mentor
• ·        Form a mastermind group
• ·        Learn how to sell what your customer wants
• ·        Never give up

3.Howard Schultz: 

                               

     He is a Starbucks founder. His family didn’t have much money and he grown up in a housing estate. He was also a 1^st person in his family to go to college.  While working for a coffee company that Schultz 1^st came into contact with Starbucks brand. In 1985 he decided to open his own coffee house. He raised $500000 he needed to open the 1^st store. 2 years later, the original Starbucks management decided to sell its retail unit to Schultz. Its now worth in excess of 2.9billion.

8 lesson we can learn from Howard Schultz

• ·        Vision
• ·        Lead from heart
• ·        Take responsibility
• ·        Give back
• ·        Be bold and think
• ·        Intellectual stimulation
• ·        Admit faults and ask for help
• ·        Know yourself

4.Oprah Winfrey: 

                        

The powerful women we know today as a talk show host, writer, campaigner, golden globe winner icon. She had struggled a lot due to poverty in her past. Winfrey landed a job in radio while in high school. By the age of 19 she was a co-anchor for a local evening news. Soon after she became a daytime talk-show host and went onto launch her own production company. By 32-year-old, she was a millionaire. In year 2000, she had a net worth of $800million, making Winfrey the richest African American of the 20^th century. By year 2014, she had a net worth in excess of 2.9billions dollars

5 lessons we can learn from Oprah Winfrey

• ·        Your past doesn’t define you
• ·        Education is the key to process
• ·        Don’t be afraid to try something new
• ·        Be authentic and intentional
• ·        Find success through service

5.Do Won Chang: 

                               

Do Won Chang might not be a household name, but his fashion chain forever 21 certainly is. Before he used to work as janitor at gas station and in a coffee shop. When he 1^st moved to America from south Korean. The 1^st store he opened with his wife was 900sq feet in LA, the 1^st shop was called fashion21 and customer mainly come from Korean American community. Later name changed from fashion21 to forever21. Its now an international, 790-store empire and he as net worth of $3.2billion.

5 lesson we can learn from Do Won Chang

• ·        Big things start small
• ·        Success takes time
• ·        Get to know your target population
• ·        Be persistent
• ·        Always be one step ahead of your competitors

6.Ralph Lauren: 

                                  

Ralph Lauren grew up poor in the Bronx, New York. In high school yearbook he wrote his life goal was to be a millionaire in year 1975. But later he dropped out of collage to join the US Army. He began to wonder if men were ready for something more colorful specifically when it comes to ties…. So, he decides to try his hand at running his own business in 1967, by selling ties. In 2018 his wealth was $7.2 billion, which makes Ralph Lauren the 91^st richest person on America.

7 lessons we can learn from Ralph Lauren

• ·        Live to dream and dream to live
• ·        Control your own destiny: “I don’t design clothes, I design dreams”
• ·        Be innovative
• ·        Be comfortable in your own shoes
• ·        Know yourself
• ·        Do what you love and love what you do

7.Sophia Amoruso:

                                   

She is the founder of nasty gal. she began her empire by scouring the racks at 2^nd hand stores and selling her vintage finds on ebay. She used the amount from her sales to move her stock into a warehouse and used My SPACE and other social media platforms to attract customer. Her net worth was $280 millions by 2016. Most recently she lost half of her fortune but her star is still raising. She continues to evolve her personal brand, focusing on a best- selling memories, a coffee table book and a binge- worthy Netflix series about her past, girl boss

5 lesson we can learn from Sophia Amoruso

• ·        Attention to details
• ·        Be ahead of the game
• ·        Be super resourceful
• ·        Dress the part to feel the part
• ·        Stay hungry, stay foolish

8.  Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak:

                                                       

           

  Apple CEO Steve Jobs, Apple Co-founder Steve Wozniak, never had becoming rich on his agenda. Both started apple computers in a garage in Los Altos, California. Jobs had to find a guarantor to get a bank loan for $250000. When he died in year 2011, he was said to be worth $10.2billion.

20 lessons we can learn from Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak

·        Steve Jobs

• ·        Always focus on the positive and let go of the negative
• ·        Travel the world and learn new things
• ·        Always take a calculated risk
• ·        Be wise in the company you choose to keep
• ·        Learn from failure and keep moving forward
• ·        Do only what you truly love
• ·        Learn from others
• ·        It is never too early to get started
• ·        Obstacle are the opportunity to succeed
• ·        Always remember you are not immortal

Steve Wozniak

• ·        Success is not measured by money
• ·        Weed out unwanted opinions
• ·        Keep yourself updated
• ·        Relationship matter
• ·        Don’t forget to have fun
• ·        Always put your best foot forward
• ·        Live life with no regrets
• ·        Failure is inevitable
• ·        Follow your dreams
• ·        Innovation has no age limit

9.Richard Branson:

 

 He is an English business magnate, investor, author and commercial astronaut. In the year 1970 he founded the virgin group, which controls more than 400 companies in various field. He is no less than a celebrity when it comes to his popularity. He has shared his knowledge and wisdom in his interviews, books, personal blogs and other platform to inspire others.

7 lessons we can learn from Richard Branson

• ·        Age is just a number
• ·        Dream big and achieve big
• ·        Love what you do, money will follow
• ·        Take risk and embrace failure
• ·        Listen to customers and employees
• ·        Always help others to grow
• ·        Hustle, hustle, hustle….

10.Sam Walton: 

                              

He is the founder of Walmart one of the biggest superstores in the USA. He opened his 1^st retail store in 1945. His father lent him $25000 which was used to buy his 1^st store. By the mid-1970s Walmart was valued at more than $176 million. Today it as more than 11000 stores across the globe and has an operating income of more than $21billions in 2019.

5 lesson we can learn from Sam Walton

• ·        Don’t follow the money, follow your passion
• ·        Capture great ideas
• ·        Stick to fundamental ideas
• ·        Learn everything you can about your business
• ·        Exceed your customers expectation

 

 

 

 

COLOR PSYCHOLOGY: WHAT COLOR COMMUNICATE

 

How Colors Impact Moods, Feelings, and Behaviors

                                            

                   

                                                   Color is a powerful communication tool and can be used to signal action, influence mood, and even influence physiological reactions. Certain colors have been associated with increased blood pressure, increased metabolism, and eyestrain.

The general model of color psychology relies on six basic principles:

1. Color can carry a specific meaning.
2. Color meaning is either based in learned meaning or biologically innate meaning.
3. The perception of a color causes evaluation automatically by the person perceiving.
4. The evaluation process forces color-motivated behavior.
5. Color usually exerts its influence automatically.
6. Color meaning and effect has to do with context as well.

Psychological Effects of Colors

                                     

Keep in mind that certain shades or tones may result in very different meanings. Also, the context around the color, and even surrounding colors, can have an effect. Think of this as more of a beginning guide to color psychology.

Color Psychology: The Color White

•  purity
• innocence
• cleanliness
• sense of space
• neutrality
• mourning (in some cultures/societies)

Color Psychology: The Color Black

• authority
• power
• strength
• evil
• intelligence
• thinning / slimming
• death or mourning

Color Psychology: The Color Gray

• neutral
• timeless
• practical

Color Psychology: The Color Red

• love
• romance
• gentle
• warmth
• comfort
• energy
• excitement
• intensity
• life
• blood

Color Psychology: The Color Orange

• happy
• energetic
• excitement
• enthusiasm
• warmth
• wealth prosperity
• sophistication
• change
• stimulation

Color Psychology: The Color Yellow

• happiness
• laughter
• cheery
• warmth
• optimism
• hunger
• intensity
• frustration
• anger
• attention-getting

Color Psychology: The Color Green

• natural
• cool
• growth
• money
• health
• envy
• harmony
• calmness
• fertility

Color Psychology: The Color Blue

• calmness
• serenity
• cold
• uncaring
• wisdom
• loyalty
• truth
• focused
• un-appetizing

Color Psychology: The Color Purple

• royalty
• wealth
• sophistication
• wisdom
• exotic
• spiritual
• prosperity
• respect
• mystery

Color Psychology: The Color Brown

• reliability
• stability
• friendship
• sadness
• warmth
• comfort
• security
• natural
• organic
• mourning (in some cultures/societies)

Color Psychology: The Color Pink

• romance
• love
• gentle
• calming
• agitation

                                  

DO YOU LOVE READING BOOKS??

 HERE ARE SOME BOOKS WHICH YOU MAY LOVE:

                                      If you are a book lover, kindly go through these books which will inspire you in many ways.....

1.You are a badass: how to stop doubting your greatness and start living an awesome life

book by: Jen Sincero

                                              

kobo(ebook)- 284.79rs

google play book(audiobook)-1,149.00rs

2.Big magic: how to live a creative life, and let go of your fear

book by: Elizabeth Gilbert

                                                     

kobo(ebook)- 1,398.00rs

google play book(audiobook)-1,620.05rs

3.Better than before:

Book by: Gretchen Rubin

                                                      

kobo(ebook)- 284.79rs

4.The gifts of imperfection: let go of who you think you are supposed to be and embrace who are you

Book by: Brene Brown

                                                       

google play book(audiobook)-599.00rs

5.Boss bitch: A simple 12-step plan to take charge of your career

Book by: Nicole Lapin

                                                     

   

6.The 7 habits of highly effective people: 

Book by: Stephen covey

                                            

kobo(ebook)- 587.89rs

google play book(audiobook)-1,946.13rs

7.The power of habit: 

Book by: Charles Duhigg

                                                            

kobo(ebook)- 397.79rs

google play book(audiobook)-799.00rs

8.Think and grow rich:

Book by: Napoleon Hill

                                                     

kobo(ebook)- 514.16rs

google play book(audiobook)-849.00rs

9.Getting thinks done:

Book by: David Allen

                                             

    

kobo(ebook)- 284.79rs

google play book(audiobook)-199.00rs

10.The war of art: Break through the blocks and win your inner creative battles

Book by: Steven Pressfield 

                                                        

11.Moon walking with Einstein:

Book by: Joshua Foer

                                               

kobo(ebook)- 360.39rs

google play book(audiobook)-611.12rs

12.Dare to lead: Brave work. Tough conversations. Whole hearts

Book by: Brene Brown

                                                 

kobo(ebook)- 432.69rs

google play book(audiobook)-799.00rs

13.The e-myth revisited:

Book by: Michael E. Gerber

                                          

kobo(ebook)- 461.49rs

google play book(audiobook)-1,236.18rs

14.How to get rich: One of the worlds greatest entrepreneurs shares his secrets

Book by: Felix Dennis

                                            

kobo(ebook)- 360.59rs

google play book(audiobook)-1,199.00rs 

                                                          These book are easily available on amazon prime, flipart, and in other website also.....

                                                 

SOME INTRESTING PSYCHOLOGICAL FACTS THAT YOU MUST KNOW

 Here are some of them:

                                     

1. You day dream 30% of the time:

                                                  30-50% of our time is spent on daydreaming and thinking about memories. That's is valuable time wasted on not focusing on  important tasks. 

2. Thinking about progress will motive you:

                                                we can be easily motivated by simply imagining that we are progressing in a certain task or goal. You can actually motivate yourself to push forward harder and accomplish your goals faster. 

3. Organized activities can make you a team player:

                                             When different people participate in a synchronized activity. Those people will cooperate more not only in tat activity but also in subsequent activities and tasks. 

4. You only see what you want to:

                                               Our brain is often unable to process all the information we are exposed to, we tend to overlook thins that we consider unimportant. We skip over some obvious information as either we are focused on something more important or we don't prefer the deviation(doing something that is different from what people consider to be normal)

5. Lazy people are happy people:

                                                people whom seem lazy are often satisfied with whatever they have an adequate mindset. 

6. Best advice often comes from people who have faced the most challenges.

7. You will be happier after you faced your fears.

8. You will require less sleep when you are happy in life.

9. Spending time with people who are generally happy will make you happier in life.

10. If you speak multiple languages, then your personality will change subconsciously with the language you speak.    

What Bad Habits Are Ruining Your Life?

 

Bad Habits  That Are Ruining Your Life

                                                 

 

1. Doubting Yourself

                       Self doubt is one of the heaviest weights we can carry in life. Feeling like you’re not worthy enough, not skilled enough, not smart enough, etc holds us back from so many amazing opportunities life has to offer us. Stopping self doubt starts with noticing those thoughts or feelings when they pop up, without judging them, and gently replacing them with empowering thoughts. 

2. Wanting Another Person’s Life

                                  It’s so easy to compare yourself to other people with social media being so integrated into our daily lives. Everything is carefully planned, posed, and edited to the point where it isn’t even real anymore. Everything is carefully planned, posed, and edited to the point where it isn’t even real anymore. No one has the perfect complexion, spouse, job, children, diet, body, or home. We’re all flawed humans doing the best we can with what we’ve got.

3. Caring About What Other People Think

                      If you have the bad habit of obsessing over what other people think of you, No one is spending their time and energy thinking about you. Nobody is thinking about your outfit or hair. People are so wrapped up in their own lives, they don’t have the time or energy to put much thought into yours. 

4. Thinking Instead of Doing

                        Maybe you spend hours make lists and writing in your planner, but don’t actually get much accomplished. If there is something you’ve been wanting or needing to do for a while do it today or schedule it in your calendar right now. Get it done and stop wasting your mental energy on it.

5. Perfectionism

                 Instead of trying to be perfect and feeling defeated when you can’t meet impossible standards, focus on just doing your best. That’s literally all that you can do. Tell yourself, “I’m doing the best I can at this moment, and I only fail when I don’t try.”

6. Living in the Past

                 Our past shapes us in so many ways, but sometimes living on the past can cause us a lot of pain. It takes us away from the present moment and keeps us from moving forward. Whether it’s pain someone caused you or your own actions that you regret, when those thoughts come up gently redirect your mind to the present moment and remember that those thoughts aren’t serving you and it’s ok to let them go.

7. Blaming Instead of Taking Responsibility

                                      It’s tempting to blame other people for our circumstance. Some things we can’t control like our parents and the environment we grew up in, but once you become an adult you have the power to write the story of your life. You can choose to walk away instead of fight. You can choose to appreciate your health and home instead of resenting people who have more. You can choose to keep moving forward instead of giving up. Taking responsibility means taking back your power.