The following is an excerpt from the book:

188 Business Tips (and 300 Questions) to Get Your Brain Juices Flowing

By Michael Daehn

As a student, and later as a professor, I know that students often  cram the night before an exam. I found that if I paid decent attention  in class, took notes, looked them over them once a week and  reviewed them before the final I did pretty good on the test. When I paid little attention and tried to learn a semester's worth of work in  one night I bombed.  

You can't force that much information into your brain in one night.  The little you do regurgitate on the test is likely to be gone by the  time you graduate and may need some of that information.  

Farmers understand that they can not plant their seeds the night  before and expect a crop in the morning. There needs to be a  growing season when the seeds get water, light and time to bloom.  

The same is true for business. It takes time to see success. Most  businesses fail in the first 2 years. I think this is because most people  feel it is taking too long and give up. 2 years was never in their game  plan.  

If you want to be a business success, it is going to take time.  

What are you really good at? How long did it take you to master  it? Was it overnight? 

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