Homeopathy and modern medicine – the classic in debates. One insists that the human body can be cured by nature and the other by pills in a bottle. Both claim success and both claim superiority. Which one is correct? – Both, I say.
I am not chickening out of the debate (seriously). For too long it has been an either or debate. Does homeopathy work for some – yes. Does it not work for others – yes. The same can be said about modern medicine – yes. Your hard liners on both ends will stick to their guns. But if you have all the naturalists on one hand and the modernists on the other and average their life spans and quality of living – its going to be a dead heat. The problem is not the cure – but the people. Sure, you are going to have the jokers who listen to some of their doctors advice, but not all. Same with those that go to their homeopathic caregiver. And since a half cure is no cure at all – both sides can look at the other and say it does not work.
I am a hybrid. I like having a doctor and a homeopathic caregiver. When my appendix gave out, I did not reach for herbs. I got it removed. When I am feeling fatigued, I don’t reach for crazy stimulants. I cut down on my carbs and get lean proteins and fruits (not at the same time). I create a system that works well for me and keeps me going strong.
It’s the same with business. Are there many plans for business success – yes. Do a lot of them work – yes. Do some people try them and miserably fail – you bet. When it comes to business, its all about listening to sound advice, implementing it, and tailoring it to who you are. If there are a million businesses out there, there should be a million business plans.
So when it comes to your business, you decide it’s DNA. You are the architect. Try something new and have follow through with it. Look at the results and tweak it to who you are. Learn, implement, tweak, repeat – that is the business model of success.
