Out of the Classroom Lesson in Success By Cynthia Kocialski

How to Prosper Without Being at the Top of the Class

Is being success all about Academic achievements? I don’t think so! When I was growing up I was taught that good grades were most important. That was in the 1960’s! Some subjects that were taught to me were much easier than others. Just because I failed a subject or received bad grades does not mean that I am a failure. To be a success it is important to learn to from your mistakes but to keep on going.

If you are passionate about what you are doing you will be a success. Value lies in experience, because then you have proof that you know how to do something.

Cynthia Kocialski’s book will tell about success in the working world. It is the result of planning, promoting, taking action and going for it. Her book will help anyone realize their business goals, avoid p8itfalls, and provide the blueprint to help you become a successful entrepreneur.

Cynthis writes the start up entrepreneurs’ Blog, which cover observations, lessons and funny stories of life inside high-tech startup companies.

After reading her book I am looking forward to learning more from her newest book “Start Up from the Ground up.”

This is a free book given to me for my honest review.

Notes:

Do it yourself networking

CEO does not stand for Chief Everything officer

Is this the best use of my time?

Hire /manage /fire/ workers

Is what you are doing today moving you closer to Your Vision, Your dreams, your goals?

All taken from this wonderful book!

What Women Can Learn From – Startup from the Ground Up (marketingtowomenonline.typepad.com)
Differences Between Women and Men Entrepreneurs (marketingtowomenonline.typepad.com)
Why Most Start-Ups Don’t Get Funded (startupaddict.com)
Rackspace Startup Program: Looking Back at 2011 (rackspace.com)
How to Road-Test Your Business Model (inc.com)
Today’s Entrepreneur – Today’s Entrepreneur: Nathan Lands (vator.tv)
5 Ways to Bootstrap Your Startup (readwriteweb.com)
Entrepreneurs Should Focus on One Startup and One Idea (davidcummings.org)
ITEN Report Card: St. Louis Tech Start-Ups Show Strength (prweb.com)

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Posted on May 4, 2012 | 3 Comments

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3 Responses to Out of the Classroom Lesson in Success By Cynthia Kocialski

Jackie Paulson | May 4, 2012 at 3:07 PM | Log in to Reply

http://marketingtowomenonline.typepad.com/blog/2011/08/differences-between-women-and-men-entrepreneurs.html
Another link and I love the Chief of Everything, maybe my next book title..hum…Thanks Laurie ♥ ya
createincomenow | May 4, 2012 at 2:35 PM | Log in to Reply

Hello Cynthia,
I agree that grades don’t measure success. Just think of the very successful people in the technology industry. They did not earn a college degree the traditional way like I did.

My family gave me the Great Books as a gift. I enjoy shutting the computer down in the evening and going to read a real book before bed.

Regards,
Danielle Parsons
laurieanichols | May 4, 2012 at 10:45 AM | Log in to Reply

Chief of everything is great! That is probably the all time biggest mistake that all small business owners make and thus they burn out or they don’t allow themselves opportunities to do more to grow their business!