The Path to Success Why Young Professionals Should Embrace Big Thinking in Business Sales

As a young professional - if you’re anything like me - you are incredibly motivated to set huge goals for your business and start hitting them ASAP.

That means you gotta think big, seriously BIG!

We’re talking life-changing stuff here!

Let’s dream about something huge, like becoming the ultimate sales champ in your company or taking your business from a million bucks to a whopping ten million! Yeah, that’s the kind of game you’re playing now.

Maybe you want to go out and hire 50 people by the end of the month! Or maybe you want to make more money than you’ve ever made in your life. Cha-ching! Picture yourself ne er flying mmer ial again ri ate et i es, a y (That’s my goal!) t here s the eal if y r g al isn t a r ingly signi ant, it n t get y r engines re ing ll en quitting on a goal that isn’t big enough - and the only way to fail is to quit . So, aim high, shoot for the stars, and think BIG! You deserve it.

And how about that dream home in the private community right on the beach? Imagine buying a place so lavish and luxurious, it blows everyone’s minds! Dream big, or go home, right?

, n t rry a t the nitty gritty etails st yet Forget about the mechanics. First, unleash your imagination and write down what you REALLY, REALLY want. It’s like putting your dreams on paper and giving them life.

Oh, and here’s a pro tip: write those goals down twice a day – morning and night. Yeah, you heard me right! Most professionals only write their goals once per year when the ball drops in Times Square, but we’re leveling up here… If you write your goals down twice per day, every single day, that’s 730 times in a year – talk about serious commitment!

Seeing y r g als in la an hite ill ignite a re insi e you. It’s like waking up from a deep slumber and saying, “Let’s do this, world!” anna fly ri ate R el s ith the et setters ream f that house on the 30A?

But wait, there’s more! Surround yourself with winners. You n the saying, are the a erage f the e e le you spend the most time with”? Well, it’s kinda true! So, hang out with the big shots, the ones who’ve already conquered what you’re after.

Find someone who’s already living that dream.

They’ll show you the ropes and help you climb that ladder.

, let s tal sa ri es, my frien hie ing greatness often means giving up some things. It could be time, people, or even businesses that aren’t serving your dreams. But it’s worth it! Think about those successful folks you admire. They had to make changes too, and look where it got them!

Alright, let’s get down to business – setting that mindblowing goal. No holding back! Think of the craziest, most outrageous thing you want. Got it? Write it down! Don’t rry a t h y ll a hie e it st yet hat ll me later

And remember, this ain’t no one-time thing. Make it a habit to write down your goals every morning when you wake up and every night before hitting the sack. Consistency is the name of the game!

By going big, surrounding yourself with winners, and being rea y t ma e sa ri es, y re n the fast tra t s ess m ra e th se massi e g als, an let s r this rney together. Your dreams are calling, and you’re ready to answer! Go out there and make it happen!

General Daniel “Chappie” James, Jr. Groundbreaking Ceremony

The Pensacola ay ridge, also known locally as the Three-Mile ridge, runs between downtown Pensacola and ulf ree e. On July , the bridge was renamed the eneral Daniel Chappie James, Jr. ridge and Memorial Pla a. ee Hansen, retired Navy Captain, helped in presenting and the unveiling, she was joined by over attendees to witness this historic event. Jamie erry, granddaughter to the late eneral Daniel Chappie James, Jr., spoke as the new Pensacola ay ridge was being named in his honor. She noted that her grandfather was all about bringing the community closer and unifying all Americans, And on this ama ing day, and naming this bridge in his honor will do that. I know my grandfather would be very proud to know this day, this bridge, for many generations to come, will be named in honor of my grandfather. Cris Dosev also commented, ringing eneral Chappie James legacy to Northwest Florida and beyond is a bridge from one generation to another, communicating an eternal message that this country is a gi and worthy of the sacrifice that re uires the productive energy of a grateful people. Florida Senator ro son, former Florida Senate President Don aet , ulf ree e Mayor Cherry Fitch, and Pensacola Mayor, D.C. Reeves all e pressed the importance in naming the bridge. It was an undertaking that took years of hard work and dedication, said Don aet . He added to say that Chappie was the first lack four-star eneral and proud son of Pensacola. The Memorial Park will display a -foot statue of the eneral and a restored F-4 Phantom that was the model the eneral flew. In closing, local o cials took to the ground, all with blue and white ribbon shovels US Air Force colors , and broke ground to start the project.