iPhones and rich people have 1 thing in common.
They don't chase money
The wealthy attract money by being valuable; Having valuable skills, knowledge, network & reputation
iPhones have valuable features, advantages, marketing & branding
Don't chase. attract
Be valuable
You read so many books you get to realize everyone has got an opinion and not everything in a book is correct
The way I've fixed this problem is by applying & experimenting to see what ideas work and what don't
Execution & feedback to me is the best way to validate advice
“To beat the competition, you have to stop trying to beat the competition”
This book makes you realize that despite coming to a world that seems already figured out, we still have a chance. Being creative and rewriting the rules is a winning strategy.
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@StevenBartlett Watching several episodes of DOAC and how guest present, I’ve realized that some guests are very intentional abt giving as much useful information to the audience as possible. This is 1 of them. Another is @DanielPriestley. They are not just being interviewed, they are teaching
People remember you by how you made them feel.
According to @StevenBartlett in-order to truly standout you need to convey your message and stories in a way that captivating and unconventional.
If we do and say what everyone else is saying we can’t get through
Let no one define what possible means for you but all by means be rooted in reality and be willing to commit to making your possibilities real
#NeverGiveUp#DreamBig#push
Your health is your first foundation. It’s a table on which your goals, family, work, loved ones sit. Build a strong foundation and you are most likely to live long enough to experience those dreams.
He who doesn’t have time for exercise will make time for sickness. ~Steven
Culture and school has engraved in our DNA negative emotional responses to failure.
Reasons y people won’t try new things or risk anything if the likelyhood is failure.
Ironically in life it’s those that have a reputation of failures from calculated risk that succeed the most