IGNORE HELPFUL ADVICE
By John Ingrisano on Mar 29, 2007 in Hot Biz Tips
Stop taking well-intentioned, bad advice from helpful family members, friends and loved ones.
I had a wife once who was full of neat ideas how we could make money and how I could improve a business that had thrived just fine without her for the last two decades. I came close to going broke before I realized that the best place to get good advice about business is not your barber, your brother-in-law, your spouse, or the well-intentioned windbag with a government job and an opinion about everything.
Want good advice? Find a mentor with a track record of success in business. Then shut up and listen.
Work hard, make money, have fun. — JRIngrisano (The Freestyle Entrepreneur)
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