The French Cuffed Fool and The Meat Department Dummy
Two short stories in this week’s article will prove a simple point. Certain answers are not always obvious to us. Maybe it’s the whole “forest for the trees” thing, who knows? Two short stories in this week’s article will prove a simple point. Certain answers are not always obvious to us. Maybe it’s the whole “forest for the trees” thing, who knows? I once heard, marketing wizard, Dan Kennedy tell a story of how he arrived in a far-off town for a speaking...
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You’ve heard that quote about Gazelles and Lions in Africa right? The Gazelle wakes up knowing it has to run faster than the fastest Lion – the Lion has to run faster than the slowest Gazelle or one goes hungry and one gets eaten. The point of the quote is to remind us to “get moving!” The New Year brings a fresh opportunity to make things happen. Here are seven tips to get your business moving in 2010… Develop a Sense of Urgency A sense of urgency in your business...
read moreThe Chunka Principle & How NOT To Get Something Done…
I like to mix it up a little for you. Play the video below for some quick tips that can help your business and personal life. I cover… The Most Important Principle of Muney… “The Chunka Principle” How NOT to Get Something Done And… A Quick Marketing Tip for Your Small Business… Just Hit Play… If You’ve Yet to Pick Up My Shortcut To Persuasive Power Program so You Can Get Pricless Business Wisdom from 8 Modern Sales and Marketing Wizards...
read moreUp & Down, Hot & Cold, Yes & No, Wrong & Right, Black & White
Jamie made a CD for Julia for her birthday. Its got all Julia’s favorite songs. One is that hit by Katy Perry, I think? The one that goes, “You’re up and you’re down, you’re wrong and you’re right …” or something like that. Basically she’s talking about a guy who just can’t make up his mind when it comes to their love life. The song contains some“success lessons.” Let’s explore… After I decided to sell the Martial Arts...
read moreKeep Away From The Kool-Aid
When I started off in business when I was 18 years old I was so clueless. Then, I discovered that you can read books, listen to audios and seek out help from others. I realized that you can get ahead pretty quickly if you apply what you learn. A a little while after getting started things really began to take off for me and the momentum just never stopped until I actually CHOSE to stop it. No regrets because the path I’m on now is the right one for me. Trust me though, there are...
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