Beethoven’s 4 rules of success in business
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4 RULES OF SUCCESSIN BUSINESS
Beethoven's
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Beethoven began his
Symphony No. 5 with a loud,
thunderous introduction.
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Creating an attention-
grabbing “hook” gets people
interested in what you’re
saying when it comes to
content creation.
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Work around your obstacles
At age 26, Beethoven began experiencing
hearing difficulties. Over time, his
hearing worsened to the point that he
became completely deaf.
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Everyone faces obstacles at points in their
life. Instead of making excuses for why
something won’t work, find a way to
overcome your challenges.
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Make use of populartrends and events
When Beethoven heard that Napoleon
was defeated by the Duke of Wellington’s
forces, he composed a battle symphony
and named it Wellington’s Victory.
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The work proved to be a success when
performed at a charity for war victims.
This event set the stage for Beethoven’s
compositions to entertain heads of state
and diplomats.
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Listen to your surroundings. This could
mean your customers, prospects, and even
what others are discussing. Capitalizing on
popular topics means you can target your
market with better products and services.
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Giving to others paysitself back in spades
As a tutor, Beethoven taught Carl
Czerny, who went on to become a
renowned music teacher.
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A decade later, Czerny gave the
Vienna premiere of Beethoven’s fifth
piano concerto.
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When you help someone, your
contributions find a way back to you.
While this shouldn’t be the sole reason to
teach someone, it is a nice reminder as to
why giving to others can be immensely
rewarding in numerous ways.
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