“When you know better, do better.” – Maya Angelou Intriguing advice, isn’t it? It resonates profoundly, not just for personal growth but for the entire world. In the realm of business, the common choice to remain stagnant is often cloaked in the guise of “I Know.” “I know everything I need to know, why bother […]
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Our recent session with our mind mentor led us to ponder who we’ll become by Christmas this year, what thoughts and self-perceptions will dominate our minds. Amidst this contemplation, a profound realization struck me. I will become precisely who I choose to be. This isn’t arrogance; it’s a fundamental truth. Over the next four months,
Let me share a powerful truth about business – the fastest route to failure is obsessing over price. Too many entrepreneurs fall into this trap, listening only to those who complain that their products or services are too expensive. They spend countless hours trying to lower prices, sacrificing their profit margins in the process. But
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In Napoleon Hill’s Think and Grow Rich, he refers to this primary objective as your “definiteness of purpose” and emphasizes that without such focus, achieving riches will remain elusive. However, I believe there’s another essential aspect to consider—the way you approach life itself. Yesterday, I discussed a few books and mentioned your “main” book, which
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Consider this valuable shortcut that may have eluded your consideration. Every book carries not just a shortcut but also a subtle secondary message that you might miss in the initial read. For instance, books on “focus” like The One Thing, The Gap and The Gain, or The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People all center
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As a business owner committed to your business’s growth, there is one vital skill you must master: transforming learning into personal growth. Recognize that your blind spots impose limitations on your business. Overcome them by acknowledging their existence and learning strategies to navigate around them. However, remember that the focus should not solely be on
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You know what’s always staring you in the face? Evidence. Life is like a mirror, my friends. Not sometimes, but always. So, when you see the results you’re getting, should you consider changing what you’re doing? Absolutely. But here’s the key: Change enough, and no more. Most of the time, it means focusing, testing, measuring,
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Once you’ve completely freed yourself from the daily operations of a business, you’ve truly stepped into the role of an owner, but there’s still more room to grow. Transitioning from being self-employed to becoming an entrepreneur requires you to consolidate and leverage all the skills you’ve acquired thus far. Because on the entrepreneur rung, your
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Today, let’s revisit yesterday’s message and reflect upon an important truth. No high-performer in their right mind willingly lets go of the competitive advantages they can gain. So, why do business owners often reject the same type of guidance and support? It all comes down to self-sabotage—the age-old question of “Yeah, but what if it
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Today, let’s tackle the first two rungs of the entrepreneur ladder together. The employee rung will likely be your initial exposure to the world of business. Whether you find yourself in a fast-food restaurant, working as a farm laborer, or assisting in an insurance office, this introduction to business is truly magical. That is, if
