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Suggest You - A Marketing Lesson From TV's American Idol
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If they've watched previous seasons of the show they know they are going to be sleep-deprived and tested beyond anything they've ever done before if they make it to Hollywood.
They know they're going to have to give it everything they have, and leave behind their loved ones and their comfortable
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But that's not why I love it.
I love it because it's a show about people who have a dream and are willing to do whatever it takes to make that dream come true.
Its about people who don't let anything get between themselves and success.
They're not afraid to take a risk.
And put themselves out there and possibly fail.
They're not afraid to work hard.
They know success isn't always about being good at what you do. How many great singers are out there who no one has ever heard of, and probably never will? Too many to count I'm sure.
But the ones who take a chance, do whatever it takes to get themselves to an American Idol audition where they're competing with hundreds of thousands of people and their odds of making it are next to nothing.
They know they could be made to look ridiculous on national TV.
(although I'm also convinced there are some people who audition who know they are terrible and just want their 15 minutes of fame, even if it does involve totally making a fool of themselves ... but that's another article!).
They know they're going to be scrutizined and will have to listen to harsh criticism and be willing to grow and change.
If they've watched previous seasons of the show they know they are going to be sleep-deprived and tested beyond anything they've ever done before if they make it to Hollywood.
They know they're going to have to give it everything they have, and leave behind their loved ones and their comfortable
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Its about people who don't let anything get between themselves and success.
They're not afraid to take a risk.
And put themselves out there and possibly fail.
They're not afraid to work hard.
They know success isn't always about being good at what you do. How many great singers are out there who no one has ever heard of, and probably never will? Too many to count I'm sure.
But the ones who take a chance, do whatever it takes to get themselves to an American Idol audition where they're competing with hundreds of thousands of people and their odds of making it are next to nothing.
They know they could be made to look ridiculous on national TV.
(although I'm also convinced there are some people who audition who know they are terrible and just want their 15 minutes of fame, even if it does involve totally making a fool of themselves ... but that's another article!).
They know they're going to be scrutizined and will have to listen to harsh criticism and be willing to grow and change.
If they've watched previous seasons of the show they know they are going to be sleep-deprived and tested beyond anything they've ever done before if they make it to Hollywood.
They know they're going to have to give it everything they have, and leave behind their loved ones and their comfortable
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But the ones who take a chance, do whatever it takes to get themselves to an American Idol audition where they're competing with hundreds of thousands of people and their odds of making it are next to nothing.
They know they could be made to look ridiculous on national TV.
(although I'm also convinced there are some people who audition who know they are terrible and just want their 15 minutes of fame, even if it does involve totally making a fool of themselves ... but that's another article!).
They know they're going to be scrutizined and will have to listen to harsh criticism and be willing to grow and change.
If they've watched previous seasons of the show they know they are going to be sleep-deprived and tested beyond anything they've ever done before if they make it to Hollywood.
They know they're going to have to give it everything they have, and leave behind their loved ones and their comfortable
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(although I'm also convinced there are some people who audition who know they are terrible and just want their 15 minutes of fame, even if it does involve totally making a fool of themselves ... but that's another article!).
They know they're going to be scrutizined and will have to listen to harsh criticism and be willing to grow and change.
If they've watched previous seasons of the show they know they are going to be sleep-deprived and tested beyond anything they've ever done before if they make it to Hollywood.
They know they're going to have to give it everything they have, and leave behind their loved ones and their comfortable
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If they've watched previous seasons of the show they know they are going to be sleep-deprived and tested beyond anything they've ever done before if they make it to Hollywood.
They know they're going to have to give it everything they have, and leave behind their loved ones and their comfortable life for the duration of their run in the competition.
And they probably even know they're going to have to surrender a good percentage of their earnings if they do win, to the American Idol producers.
Yet, they do it anyway.
I truly admire these people. They have what it takes to be successful. They know it takes passion, hard work, sacrifice, and a whatever-it-takes attitude.
How about you?
How passionate are you about your work?
Are you willing to do whatever it takes to be successful?
Are you willing to take risks and put yourself and your business out there?
Are you willing to accept criticism and critique in order to improve your product or service?
Are you willing to fail?
Are you willing to grow and change and adapt?
Are you willing to go find and meet the people who can help you succeed?
And really committed to giving everything you've got to get your business off the ground?
You have to be if you want to succeed.
Yes, there are those people who just seem to be lucky and fall into success. But that's not the road most take.
You have to be willing to do the hard stuff in the beginning.
But the wonderful thing is if you do, odds are you'll find success beyond your wildest dreams. And that success will begin to flow to you abundantly. And you will reap all
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