There’s a lot of talk about knowing how your product or service feed the client. You know, “What’s in it for them?” But rarely, does anyone ask, “What’s in it for you?”  If you’re losing steam around your work or business, here are a few questions you can ask yourself to catch a second wind and put some punch back into your work.

Nothing zaps the attraction factor out of your life faster than mediocrity.  Here are three questions to ask yourself so that you can turn that trend around:

One of the most frustrating things for entrepreneurs is to have a vision of where we want to go, proceed to throw all energy, money and tactics at that vision, only to marginally move our revenue figures.

There’s a tool that can help you get a grip on what’s happening so that you can conserve your resources, use them to your highest good, and make more money.

I’ve been on a journey the past 2 months; a deeper commitment to my spirituality and a commitment to my body, through a rigorous alkaline food plan and exercise. As a natural result, I’m experiencing a deeper expression of my work. I’m calling the experience Extreme Self-Care.

You can’t have it.

Well, isn’t that what you’ve been thinking? “Its crazy out there. So many people are suffering. I can’t take my price up now.”

How many new customers would be a boost to your revenues? 5? 10? Seriously, if you got a handful of new ideal clients would 5 or 10 be a big deal? If so, there’s a lot of opportunity for you because 10 new customers in your city, or state or region IS possible.  Just think about that for a minute.