Your judgement must be nourished by knowledge (knowing your business) wisdom, from experience, and understanding. When you and your product, service, or investment is being judged remember the judging system there are often multiple members (jurors) and not everyone will have the same opinion. Some will like what you have to offer while other's may be skeptical. Skepticism can be quelled with consistency and growth. When success seems far off remember the Jelly Stain Theory. I am a mother as well as an entrepreneur, I have built my business from home and inevitably the children would get Jelly or some other stain on important documents. I started to see the stain or flaws in presentations that must be fine tuned for our next attempt. One of the things it meant was balancing pursuit of business alongside house and home order. The effort to create a peaceful environment and build a solid business had to be coupled with being a with building a peaceful, solid family. Turning my frustrations with this process into song became a a coping mechanism. Creating jingles instead of arguments is one example of creating peace. Find yours
Questions
1. How often do you judge others?
2. How often do you feel judged by others
3. Who is your jury, (parents, colleagues or boss, church members)? How often do they rule in your favor?
Exercise
1. Test your idea or product in front of 'your jurors', then log their reaction and feedback.
2. Identify an area that repeatedly annyos, angers, or frustrates you, then create a frustration jingle, poem, or other artistic expression.
