Testing, Testing, 1 2 3

I can never hear enough good business advice.  I love to hear it and I love to share it 😀

Are you having challenges with a new concept for your business, or experimenting on new products?  Whatever it is, never give up.

Everybody makes mistakes, what is important is to learn from those mistakes.

Thomas Edison said: “I have not failed, I’ve just found 10,000 ways that won’t work.”

Here is a quote I heard from Patrick Snow.  He said “Test and Measure, Trial and Error“, then he repeated it for emphasis “Test and Measure, Trial and Error.”  I was inspired to draw this image to capture the idea.

Patrick Snow is an international best-selling author of the book Creating Your Own Destiny: How to Get Exactly What You Want Out of Life and Work.  He is also a publishing coach, internet entrepreneur and one of the featured talents at Speaker Match’s podcast.

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What important lessons have you learned at being persistent in work or in business? What are you testing out right now?  Please share and comment below.

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Lisa

Visual Thinker | Graphic Recorder | Sketchnote Artist at See In Colors

Lisa Nelson loves combining art with life. She is the Founder and Chief Visual Strategist of See In Colors where she leads a team that designs, facilitates, and captures conversations with hand-drawn pictures. By blending the power of visuals, communication and project management, Lisa helps organization have impact for social change. See In Colors is based in the Washington, D.C. area and serves clients world-wide.

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