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The Difference Between Having a Reason and an Excuse in Your Business?
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[QUOTE="Rubz, post: 270611, member: 69674"] I totally agree with you that there's a difference between having a reason ( which is like a drive towards sucess) and having an excuse in one's business. As much as having a reason in one's business seems understandable, it should be a positive reason that drives one towards success, if not, it would become an excuse. Lazy people always make excuses and give reasons why their business did not succeed or is not growing. Whereas they r the one's at fault. Business owners should always see a reason to keep pushing even when the business is facing trying times. [/QUOTE]
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