Get Moving Now!

Get Moving Now!

Hello all,

Running a business is tiring, time-consuming, and often frustrating. It's not uncommon for the "Entrepreneurial Light" to burn out. However, if you're not excited about your products or services, no one else is going to be. And, who wants to buy product/service they're not enthusiastic about? Quick tips for regaining your passion:

1) Write down all the reasons you love your products or services

2) Tell others the story of why you became an entrepreneur

3) Imagine what you want your business to look like in 5 year, seven if it's unrealistic... perhaps especially if it's unrealistic

4) Read inspirational books, blogs, and articles about small business ownership

5) Take time to rejuvenate May all your failures be lessons learned,and your successes runaway hits!

Thats all for now folks Rosalie Kelly.

www.developingyoursuccess.com

How to Get a Head Start and Achieve Business Success

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B008XI50T2/ref=cm_sw_su_dp

The ABC of Business Success

A Avoid negative sources, people, places, thing and habits

B Belief in yourself

C Consider things from every angle

D Donʼt give up and donʼt give in

E Enjoy life today, yesterday is gone, and tomorrow might never come

F Family and friends are hidden treasures, seek them and enjoy their riches

G Give more than you planned to

H Hang on to your dreams

I Ignore those who try to discourage you

J Just do it

K Keep on trying no matter how hard it seems, it will get easier

L Love yourself first and most

M Make it happen

N Never lie, cheat or steal, always strike a fair deal

O Open your eyes and see things as they are

P Practice makes perfect

Q Quitters never win and winners never quit

R Read study and learn about everything important in your life

S Stop procrastinating

T Take control of your destiny

U Understand yourself in order to better understand others

V Visualise it

W Want it more than anything

X Xcellerate your efforts

www.developingyoursuccess.com

How to Get a Head Start and Achieve Business Success

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B008XI50T2/ref=cm_sw_su_dp

More passengers at Malaga Maria Zambrano Station

Almost 4.7 million rail passengers used the Maria Zambrano station in Malaga last year.This was a 67% increase on the year before. The large increase is due to the opening of the new AVE line which as been a great success.

Civia Trains Take Over On Costa Del Sol Line

The Costa Del Sol coastal railway line (C1 Cercanias line) between Malaga and Fuengirola has seen its last UT-446 EMU train now that RENFE the Spanish rail operator has replaced the entire fleet with new modern and comfortable Civia units. The Civia units can carry more passengers and are more wheelchair friendly. The UT-4 have been in service on the C1 line since 1989. The new Civia trains can reach a speed of 120 kilometres per hour nad have room for 600 passengers.I recently travelled on the new trains and they are a big improvement on the old ones.

Spanish Railways - 10 Billion Euros Spend in 2010

€10bn rail spend for 2010

SPAIN: Investment in new rolling stock as well as the infrastructure of the national network is set to total €10·2bn next year, according to the Ministry of Development's draft budget.

Appearing before a parliamentary committee on October 6, Secretary of State for Transport Concepción Gutiérrez said the ministry was planning to spend a record total of €20bn in 2010 with the twin aims of providing an economic stimulus and promoting sustainable development.

Investment in rail infrastructure totals €8·9m, with 71% earmarked for the high speed network which is due to grow by 513 km in 2010. Routes from Madrid to north and northwestern Spain, including the Basque Y, are to receive €2·15bn, while €1·8bn has been allocated to the route to Valencia, Alicante and Murcia . 2010 should see the opening of the Madrid - Cuenca - Valencia route, which according to Development Minister José Blanco will reduce CO2 emissions by 80 000 tonnes a year.

RENFE's €1·3bn rolling stock investment programme for 2010 makes provision for equipping the new route, as well as bringing into service 115 trainsets for suburban and medium-distance services. Under a programme to acquire 100 locomotives for the freight business in 2009-10, a total of 55 are due to be put into service next year

From 2010 high speed services to Valencia will terminate at a temporary facility now nearing completion. Comprehensive remodelling of the rail network includes construction of a station beneath the existing terminus, with two 1 435 mm and four 1668 mm gauge tracks on a new north-south through route under the city.

Railway Gazette