LaRosa's Pizzeria, Inc.的动态

I was sitting at my desk reading and replying to emails I had received when a McDonalds commercial came on the TV. It reminded me about how my mentor years ago explained why McDonalds became so successful and the largest fast food franchise in history. McDonalds was founded in 1940 by two brothers. By 1948 their menu consisted of hamburgers, cheeseburgers,chips, ice cream, a soft drink and an apple pie. They were base in California and eventually expanded their franchise to 3 stores. In 1984 Ray Croc bought his first franchise in Chicago Illinois. In 1961 he flew out to California, met with the McDonalds brothers with a proposal to take the McDonalds franchise all over the US. The brothers decided that they just wanted to keep their 3 stores and sold the rights of McDonalds to Ray Kroc. I wrote this story for 2 reasons. 1. McDonalds introduced a system that was very doable at every store. They automated the process so that from taking the order to handing it to the customer took less than 5 minutes. Thus the phrase "fast foods" 2. When McDonalds started the had no competition. There wasn't a Burger King, Wendys or any other fast food restaurant to compete with them. Fast forward to today and we have the same dynamic in play in the online marketing space. I'd like to introduce you to Share The Winnings. It's an exclusive Lottery Club that has no competition. Imagine getting paid to play the lottery even if yout ticket is a loser. Like McDonalds the marketing system is automated, so you can select your numbers and they will be pooled with hundreds of other tickets and when any one of those tickets win, you get paid. Imagine for a minute, if one of those tickets hit the jackpot of $177 million, and you get 10% of that, would that excite you. This video will explain the simple, fun process on how it all works. https://lnkd.in/exPpTGfY Share the Winnings! Get paid to play the lottery!!!Welcome to the best digital product on the internet … The Lottery!!!We invite you...

Ask any sales or marketing professional… Launching new products and building new territories is not easy. Over a year ago my husband, Dean Peaple , joined this company to launch a new division of window coverings. Through operations and production challenges, changes in leadership and the minimal marketing support common with ‘startups’ - my husband never gave up! I have watched him be tenacious and creative, using common sense, guerilla tactics, and teamwork- always finding a way. I know the road is long, - and I admire my husbands patience and perseverance. When you work hard and see a reward with a Win like this- you have to celebrate! Most of us are so busy doing the work we do- we forget to take time to celebrate the wins. It’s as easy as 123… 1. Take a moment to reflect on your wins 2. Be proud of your accomplishments, 3. Share your gratitude with those that helped you achieve your goals. Celebrate the Wins!

One of the things I learned in the last 4 months Is Always celebrate your wins, no matter how big or small they are. I have been the kind of person to shy away from celebration. I never celebrate my wins; I never knew why until now. I found out that I considered my wins too insignificant to celebrate. And I also considered celebrations too lame, something like that. But when I see people celebrating things I don't even consider wins Am like, this is my every day, this is not even something worth celebrating But I did not know I was limiting myself internally The fact that I was not rewarding myself, limited my motivation to do more I learned that when you celebrate your victory, your wins You are inspired to want to achieve more victories to want to win more. I also learned that people are attracted to winners, But I never celebrated any of my own. I landed a massive 7 figure deal a few months ago, But I did not make noise; I was like, naaah, it's not a big deal. But if I did celebrate it, just maybe, it would have given me more credibility in the eyes of my audience. Because people are attracted to winners. Oh well, I know, I once said I would only celebrate millions But until then, I will celebrate even the smallest wins from now. For example, I just got to 2k followers on LinkedIn. Not just any 2k followers, but Corporate 2k followers. This is a project I have been working on for 6 months since I opened this account. I didn’t just want to have random followers and connections. I wanted to make sure I had up to 1.5k C-Suites, and I achieved that last week. So cheers to me, and one more thing, tomorrow is my birthday. So 1 more celebration to have!! PS: do you celebrate your every win?

LinkedIn Business & Industry Leaders: Please take a moment to read about respected CEO colleague and friend, Linda Chadwick, CFE, of Rita's Italian Ice and her leadership journey. Thanks, William J. Callahan, CPA, CGMA, for sharing this. #leadership #CEO #culture

Are you waiting for that big breakthrough? Yet, it feels like it’s just out of reach. I get it. You’re putting in the hours. You're showing up every day. You’ve failed, but you still get up again. Yet, the results aren’t what you expected, right? Here’s what you might be missing: You’re winning all along. The small wins? They’re not small at all. They’re stepping stones to something bigger. Closing that deal last month? A win. Networking with one new connection? Another win. Improving your process by just 1% today? That’s a win too. Small wins lead to big outcomes. So, celebrate them! they’re proof you're on the right track. The big breakthrough? It’s coming because you're already building it, one win at a time. P.S. What is one small win you had this week?

Winning and legacy mean everything

Let’s take a moment to celebrate the wins! ?? What’s one thing you or your clients accomplished this week that makes you proud? Whether it’s progress, a breakthrough, or a milestone, we want to hear it! ?? #ProudMoments #SuccessStories #CelebrateProgress #ClientAchievements

?? Let's talk about the importance of celebrating our wins, big or small! ?? It's not just about the achievement itself, but also about acknowledging your efforts and progress along the way. So, what win do you want to celebrate this week? Share it with us in the comments below! ?? #CelebrateYour #bigandsmallwins

Let’s take a moment to celebrate the wins! ?? What’s one thing you or your clients accomplished this week that makes you proud? Whether it’s progress, a breakthrough, or a milestone, we want to hear it! ?? #ProudMoments #SuccessStories #CelebrateProgress #ClientAchievements

You may have a seen a post I shared a few weeks ago receiving an award and wondering why it took me a year to celebrate that win publicly (this photo is from that same event). Upon reflection, I've realized that my hesitance to celebrate is part of a larger pattern.?I have never stopped to really celebrate my wins.? I am guilty of constantly moving on to the next thing dismissing past achievements as if they were mere steps on an endless escalator. The win, once it's in the rearview mirror, somehow loses its sheen because it's "in the past." I cannot be the only one who is like this.??Am I?? Help me out here.? But I am coming to understand that celebrating our achievements isn't about living in the past; it's about recognizing the journey and the growth that comes with each milestone. Many of us, myself included, are wired to look forward, to chase the horizon. There's always a new goal, a new challenge. And while that drive is valuable, it's equally important to pause, look back, and honour how far we've come. Our wins, big or small, are not just trophies to collect but reminders of our resilience, hard work, and the support we've had along the way. Even in writing this I know I will still find it challenging to do, so, I'm making a commitment to not only chase the future but to also honour the present and respect the past. I endeavour to celebrate my wins, to savour the moments of success, and to appreciate the journey because the future is never guaranteed. Will you join me in this practice if you have battled this same malady?