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December 20, 2013
Don’t Share An Idea, Investors Will Steal It- And Other Misconceptions
If you want to go from wannabe to newbie to successful entrepreneur, you’ve got to bust through some of the most common misconceptions about starting your own business. If you...
December 19, 2013
Your Best Business Adviser
Your best business adviser is your customer. You customer makes it very clear what they like - they buy it from you. You customer makes it very clear...
December 17, 2013
Which Trajectory Do You Choose?
When I was in college I would take a break from my studies to play a popular video game called Scorched Earth. In the game, your tank would shoot a...
December 16, 2013
The Best Advice For Entrepreneurial Success
It is likely the most common question I get... “What is your best advice for entrepreneurial success?” My answer varies in the words I use, but the theme is always...
December 14, 2013
Failure Is An Option
“Failure isn’t an option!” shouted the entrepreneur as he launched his business. “Failure isn’t an option,” stated the entrepreneur after years of failure. “I won’t change. We will make it....
December 13, 2013
Entrepreneurs Frozen By Fear
I shouldn’t be writing this blog post right now. I should be taking actions that will result in immediate and recurring revenue. The last two months have been devastatingly quiet....
December 12, 2013
You Don't Need To Believe In Karma
You don't need to believe in karma. It believes in you.
December 11, 2013
How To Massively Leverage Your Super Talents
I was forwarded an email that was a forward of an email, that was forwarded from Dan Sullivan. All credit for the process that you are about to learn goes...
December 10, 2013
The Power of the Nobodies
They used to call it the Oprah Effect; Get on her show and your product, book, recipe, service, info-product, brand and everything about you took off (Yeah, I am talking...
December 9, 2013
The Most Persuasive Font
Back in 2012 a cool experiment was run, unknowingly, on readers of the New York Times. Errol Morris feigned a survey to see if readers responded differently to different fonts. ...