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Have you ever found yourself at home from work and try to recall the drive home that you just made, you can’t remember the details? Or maybe your spouse asks you what you did at work, and you can’t recall anything in particular that you did, although you know that you had a productive day? If this has ever happened to you, you’re not alone.

All too often, we switch our brains to ‘autopilot’ to deal with all of the mundane and routine tasks that we deal with day in and day out because they don’t require our full brain power or even our immediate attention. The routine tasks do not challenge us anymore.

The phenomenon of autopilot is all too common amongst entrepreneurs because in many cases, the business owner wears multiple hats and is so busy with the day to day running of the business and putting out fires that he/she ends up coasting through each day. And while the business may be running well, when you are on autopilot, you miss the little details that can take your business from average to excellent.

If you are like most entrepreneurs you have likely sat down at some point to make a business plan, set your goals and even outlined specifically what you are going to do in order to achieve those goals. But when was the last time you stopped to take the time and reevaluate and or revise those goals? Have you been so stuck on autopilot, that specific check points and goals have slid right by you unnoticed?

Don’t let yourself or your business remain on autopilot. Wake up again and shake up your daily routine to put your goals back at the forefront of your thoughts and your daily operations. Remember, your thoughts become your actions! Accountability is the key to achieving big goals. If you are accountable to someone besides yourself, you are more likely to strive everyday to achieve the goals that you have set for yourself and your company and at that point, there is no glass ceiling on the wealth you can achieve!

For some, they may need a little extra help being held accountable. And that is when a mentor or a coach can be invaluable. As an external, third party, a mentor or a coach will work with you in setting goals and give you the specific steps you need to take to achieve those goals, forcing you to turn off the autopilot mode and achieve those goals. Once you get out of autopilot mode, you can switch into high gear and suddenly the sky is the limit to building wealth!

By Charrissa Cawley

Armed with a credit card and a mouse, online shopping is convenient and easy but it comes with some potential traps for the unwary - from rogue traders to inadequate cover from your credit card when things go wrong. There are some credit cards offering only minimal protection, or sometimes none at all, if you are unfortunate enough to strike a problem - non-delivery, or damage in transit for example - with goods you’ve ordered. What’s more, there are far too many rogue traders eager to fleece you as you merrily click and buy and any number of phishers and ID thieves ready to whip credit card details from unsuspecting buyers. Credit cards the safest way to shop onlineGenerally credit cards are the most secure method of shopping online. In the UK there are comforting credit laws to protect consumers. For the most part credit card providers offer protection on goods bought in the £100 to £30,000 range. This covers you in the event of something going wrong with the transaction and enables you to claim against the credit card provider or the trader. What features should you be looking out for?There are some important features to note when you compare credit cards for online shopping among the vast range of credit cards available. The key phrases which you should look out for are ’secure services’, ‘online protection’, ‘extra protection’, ‘internet shopping promise’ and ‘reduce risk of fraud when shopping online’. These are excellent indicators to guarantee your security and peace of mind when shopping online. Visa or Mastercard?There is not much to choose between either Visa or Mastercard; both are first class credit cards providing total security when shopping online. Mastercard has a security system called SecureCode, available with some of its credit and debit cards, designed to safeguard you against unauthorised use of your card when making purchases online. Visa has a similar security offering so that if you sign up with Verified by Visa, you will get a personal assurance message asking you for your secret password every time you use the card for a purchase from a Verified by Visa online retailer. All Visa asks you to do is enter your password, which you have selected when you sign up, then wait for confirmation of your identity and that’s it, as simple as that!And it’s not just security. . . In addition to security online, there are several other attractive offers to tempt online shoppers. Some 0% purchase credit cards offer an initial 0% interest rate on your purchases for a certain period of time, allowing you to pay off your purchase slowly over the following months and put the worry of interest on the backburner for a while. Some credit cards offer perks such as cash back credit cards rewards or bonuses for friends and family. Then there are discounts such as free home delivery on goods bought from the supermarket or, perhaps even better, cheaper petrol at the filling station. That’ll be music to ears of gas guzzler owners. Insurance perksWhen you are comparing credit cards for online shopping, remember that there are some credit cards that offer the fantastic perk of internet delivery insurance. It makes good sense to find a credit card that offers this perk, particularly if you are a frequent online shopper. It insures you against loss, theft or damage from the moment you buy until your purchases are delivered to your front door. Don’t forget the small printWhen choosing a new credit card, it is vital to read the small print carefully before you sign anything as there are all sorts of hidden dangers lurking in wait for the unwary credit card holder. When comparing credit cards, be aware of the annual fees charged. Some cards charge whereas others don’t. Make sure you identify the devious little traps lying in wait to ambush you in the small print on credit cards and keep in mind what you should particularly look out for.

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