Ok first off I’m not an Apple fan boy and I don’t think Steve Jobs is comparable to Einstein, let alone the deity some people make him out to be.

Mashable wrote an article about a month ago on the Apple co-founder about the simple lessons that any business owner can take from Steve Jobs and apply it to their own business.

I really liked this article because it highlighted how Steve Jobs essentially came back to Apple, trimmed the fat (development on Apple’s least successful products) and focused on making a small group of products outstanding before moving ahead and expanding.

That’s one thing we’ve done here at Final Round, last year most of customers were here for Internet Marketing so we finally dropped our design team and to focus 100% on Internet Marketing.

Many friends and associates often come to me for advice and they tell me they’re reading 20 different marketing books and trying 10 different SEO methods they read about and can’t understand why they aren’t having success making money online. I like to keep it simple and tell them “Become good at 1 thing instead of spreading yourself too thing and being poor at 10 things”. Once you have a consistent income, then expand.

This problem isn’t just limited to friends and associates but many businesses have failed trying to do too many things at once. Most run out of money before anything comes to fruition.  So if anyone is struggling out there, re-evaluate what your company does and keep things simple before you move ahead.