As I’ve often said, the most expensive advice is WRONG advice, and you really need to watch who you are allowing to influence your decisions. Are they really an expert? Have they actually done what they are advising you on? Upon what FACTS are they basing their advice? There are a lot of “gurus” out there pushing the latest method of how to become a passive millionaire in 30 days while sitting at the kitchen table in your underwear (which WAS a program at one time). Most of the people selling lucky charms are empty suits with a good sales letter and a publisher.
Choosing what you want is one of the most difficult things to do in life – and it is my experience that most people think they know what they want but are extremely vague about their ambitions, thinking in general terms, saying to themselves and others, “I want to have a ‘successful’ business,” without specifically defining what a “successful” business is to them.
This obsessive-compulsive desire for EASY RESULTS is also one of the biggest reasons why only 1% of the functioning businesses out there truly succeed and create substantial wealth for their owners. Go on and hate me if you will for that statement. It IS an uncomfortable truth, but a truth nonetheless.
I was asked recently what I thought of the Super Bowl commercials. I told the person who asked that I had zero thoughts because I hadn’t bothered to watch them. Why? Several reasons, but the most important one: I was too busy doing things that actually generated money.
When Richard Branson, billionaire founder of Virgin Group, was 9 years old, he got the idea of planting and growing Christmas trees early in
A few weeks ago, Joe Rogan renewed his multiyear contract with Spotify for an estimated $250 million, which is thought to be $50 million
One of my favorite holidays happens this week: Valentine’s Day! Red wine, dark chocolate-dipped everything, and you don’t have a huge obligation to buy people stuff like at Christmas. At least for us ladies. Guys, well, take your chances if you like…
If ANY group should understand the seriousness of this, and the probability of something like this happening, it’s THIS audience. We KNOW they’re already “in” the network, waiting for the okay to push the button. God help us if an attack on our infrastructure should happen. If serious, it could cause more harm than 9/11 and Covid combined. This news about China brought a couple of things to mind…
people are extremely capable of the vilest betrayal of others when the right circumstances present themselves. This reminds me of the old Robert Ringer book, Winning Through Intimidation…
A common theme I’ve been writing about, and one that is gaining more and more interest from my audience, is quitting, or the frequent, strong and overwhelming desire many MSP owners have to give up.
Seems like I’ve hit a nerve.
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