The world’s best Entrepreneurs don’t grow alone.
Genius Network® is a private community for high-achieving business owners who believe better results come from better relationships, better thinking, and better conversations.
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Tim Larkin says one of the best home security systems is a small dog that won't stop barking. A gang's map of crossed-out houses proved it.
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Eelco de Boer's 3 keys to success: claim back your focus, play long-term games with long-term people, and have fun being authentically you.
Annual Event, Nov 5 to 7: https://t.co/5tM5iQmRk2
Kathy Mauck told Joe Polish she wasn't ready for Genius Network. He said, "Kathy, you're ready." She has built and sold businesses through the connections since.
Annual Event, Nov 5 to 7: https://t.co/5tM5iQmRk2
You know how to use a fire extinguisher, and you don't want a fire. Tim Larkin says understanding violence works the same way: preparation lets you relax.
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The greatest minds come here to collaborate and, as a result, they catch "Success Symptoms" from each other.
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Dan Sullivan: the biggest thing he learned as a young entrepreneur is to be intensely interested in other people's goals, then focus on how you can be useful.
Annual Event, Nov 5 to 7: https://t.co/5tM5iQmRk2
Belief comes from proof. Until you have proof, Erin B. Haag says you borrow someone else's belief. That's how she made her biggest business changes.
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Patricia Stahl's $35K Genius Network membership came back in two months. They made over $500K with affiliates they met in the room.
Annual Event, Nov 5 to 7: https://t.co/5tM5iQmRk2
I don't want Genius Network to be known for me; I want it to be known for the people in the group.
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How much of your revenue should be recurring? Erin B. Haag says 50% to 70%, enough to cover operating expenses and payroll without launches or promotions.
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I don't want to be the smartest person in the room; I want to be in a room where everyone's getting smarter.
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Erin B. Haag sold her Pilates studio for 40x with 90% recurring revenue, and her retreat company for 20x. Recurring revenue drives valuation.
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Tommy Mello: life is all about getting in touch with the right people. Get the right who in a room together and you can succeed.
Annual Event, Nov 5 to 7: https://t.co/5tM5iQmRk2
Part of your ability to transform and grow is how well you can take a bad situation and turn it into fertilizer.
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When you put focus on the middle of your puzzle, it's one decision that solves a hundred other decisions.
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Erin B. Haag's best month ever, $20,000, was followed by a $3,000 month and a year of digging out. Her lesson: never borrow future revenue to survive the present.
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You don't need it all figured out. Evan Carmichael: trust the idea, focus on the first 2%, and take the smallest step today. The only thing you're missing is momentum.
Annual Event, Nov 5 to 7: https://t.co/5tM5iQmRk2