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As the results of Tuesday's election have shown us, it seems they can. Perhaps I'm simplifying the matter here, but with all of this talk of change, you're probably wondering what may happen to you in the upcoming months.

It seems to me that many people are waiting to see what will happen next, but I know you're not that patient. You've wanted change for months, if not years. And if I'm right, you're already taking steps to make your life better.

You see, you've known that a change was needed, and you don't need Washington to tell you this again. You want a larger income and more stability, and, well, now is the time to make that happen.

With the election over, there's more time for you to focus on the upcoming winter holiday season. For many entrepreneurs, this is their "make it or break it" time of year. The average American may plan to spend less this year, but they are still spending and there's plenty of opportunity for you to get in the mix.

Your big focus this year has to be on the marketing efforts you put forth towards making a sale. This applies to you whether you have a product or service or if you're looking to make a move towards starting a business. No matter where you are or what you do, marketing should be your focus.

This year, marketing is more than just sales. You need your customers to trust in you and your product and you need them to consider you their first if not their only option. You can start by communicating more with everyone who comes to you. Send them off with a postcard about upcoming promotions or include a short letter with each purchase. Let them know that you consider your customers as more than just a source of money and you're on your way to building their confidence in you.

The year 2009 could bring with it a lot more change; but, if you start now and begin to make your own change, you could finally see success, and sooner than you thought.

** Use Your Mistakes to Better Your Future
By Doug D'Anna, the "Hundred-Million-Dollar Man"

One of our human downfalls is that we focus on our failures. We beat ourselves up over and over again for the same mistakes and forget to move on. Life is too short not to take our failures and misfortunes and learn from them. Arm yourself with your knowledge, strengthen your resolve, and charge ahead into a better future filled with more positive experiences. That's what improvement is all about.

Don't deny the problem. Resist the urge to defend yourself. Accept responsibility for what has happened and use it as a lesson to move forward. Learn from your mistakes without suffering from them. There is always going to be a next time — and it may prove to be better than this time.

Scientifically ana! lyze yourself and your circumstances. What went right? What went wrong? Review your deficiencies and insecurities. Eliminate what doesn't work and repeat your successes. Work to do whatever you can in order to overcome your anxieties.

Get as much feedback as you can from those individuals you know who have been in the same position and use it to your advantage. You don't need to feel isolated in your failures or mistakes. Everyone has their own unique experience that they can share with you in order to help you see your situation more clearly.

Experiment like a scientist does. Not every solution will work. You need to try alternate solutions and see which ones feel the best in your particular situation.

Expect some delays. Learn that not everything can be controlled just because you are trying to take control of the situation. Change the things! you can right now, and the rest will fall into place. Regenerate yourself. Learn and experience new things to help you on your new quest. Pamper yourself and feed your security. Don't just jump into something that's new and improved; transform yourself into it.

Prepare yourself with the information you already have. Don't make the same mistakes twice. Always learn from them, carry that knowledge with you, and apply it in the next scenario you find yourself in.

Learn to distinguish the important from the unimportant. Not all mistakes or failures are huge. Learn to put things into perspective. Whatever happens to you in this world, as long as you have food, shelter, and someone who loves you, you are going to be okay.

Don't become preoccupied with the past. Analyze it and let it go. Reserve your brain and your emotions for the next phase of your life, and concentrate on where you are going, not where you've been.

Trust yourself to make the right decisions and choices. With sufficient knowledge, you can make good judgment calls no matter what has happened in your past. We all make mistakes. Get over it and get on with your life. Use your gut instinct from here on out.

Learn by the highest application of knowledge. Learn from the knowledge you have accumulated and the knowledge of others. Learn from your mistakes and learn from the mistakes of others. Arm yourself at every opportunity and embrace your experience.

** Business is Booming — Online
By John Hurd, Chief Wealth Researcher

Sometimes businesses start when an individual identifies a problem they can solve for other people. And, sometimes, a business starts to solve the business owner's problem.

That's exactly how Arash Fasihi started his own $48-million-dollar company. And it's a company that runs exclusively online.

Several years ago, Arash was looking to buy a TV stand for his new home. After going to stores in his area, he decided to look online,and once he found a stand that he wanted, well, he was disappointed to earn that the company who made the stand didn't ship across the .S./Canada border.

He thought to himself that he could find away to reach customers across both borders, and the web site for Cymax Stores was born.

Starting with just TV stands, the online retailer now links customers to more than 250,000 different products. Cymax only stocks a few big-ticket items; the rest are kept with manufacturers until an order is placed.

Of course, the company didn't see success overnight, but, in just a matter of a few years, profits more than tripled, and then tripled again. Growing to the multi-million-dollar company it is today.

You see, successful business ideas don't just come from thin air. There's a rhyme and a reason to where they come from and it's often going to be solving a problem.

Take a look around you today; what problem do you need solved? Your next step should be to search online for the solution. If you can't find it there, well, there's a potential business opportunity for you to seize.

** Spreading Out Your Success
By Michael Newman, Self-made Millionaire

People start up businesses to make money. In fact, people do a number of things to make money. The problem is that, in many cases, we're concerned with making money fast, using a short-term approach in our business plans and moneymaking ventures, even though it may not always be the best course of action. That being said, we need to make sure the bills are paid when they come through the door and we have enough money to make it through day to day; but, overall, our financial focus should be on the long term.

Each move you make, you should try to think of how it will bring you success in the future or work into your long-term goals. This way of thinking may cause you to make some short-term sacrifices, and you may find yourself struggling from time to time in the present in order to better position yourself for the future.

When you are focusing on the future, your moves should be motivated by the main goals of growth and expansion. This may mean investing in different opportunities, building a recognizable brand or taking baby steps to grow your business, instead of jumping in with both feet and trying to make a big splash right off the bat. When you're thinking about the long term, you should be carefully weighing each decision by asking yourself, "What are the long-term benefits this will have on my
business?"

You can help yourself in answering these questions by coming up with a realistic business plan that outlines what your long-term goals are, and coming up with the best ways to reach them. Remember that building a successful business is a process with many steps along the way.

Of course, thinking about the future isn't only pertinent to your business' long-term success, but also your own financial situation. For instance, if you're looking to make money through investments or short-term, risky work, then try to stay away from high-risk and volatile industries. Although these investments may have the potential to create wealth, they are also very risky and can create many more problems for you in the present and the future. Building long-term wealth is all about being smart and getting involved with proven performers who show success over extended periods of time.