Showing posts with label advice. Show all posts
Showing posts with label advice. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 29, 2018

I Call This Movement: Adapt & Thrive

How Does Jeff Bezos Measure High Intelligence? He Revealed The One Determining Factor He Looks For

According to Jeff Bezos, the smartest people in the world are simply the ones who know how to adapt the best. Yep, to be considered “highly intelligent” by the world’s richest man, that’s all it takes; adapting.

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Never, Ever Forget


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Friday, August 24, 2018

Some Good, Simple Advice

Entrepreneur Greg Mondshein Discusses The One Personal Challenge That Made Everything In Business Seem Like No Big Deal

What is the most actionable piece of advice you would give someone trying to get into this type of business or any entrepreneurial endeavor?

Just do things. Try not to overanalyze. Take action. Move forward. You’ll make mistakes, but at the end of the day, you’ll be further down the field than your competitors.

What is the biggest mistake that you’ve made during your journey that you would warn others about?

Forecasting conservatively versus planning for success.

From an accounting perspective, it makes sense, but you have to stop to ask yourself every so often ‘what happens if this works?’

This accomplishes a few things – first and foremost the mental impact of envisioning your success does a wonder on your psyche.

Second, going through this exercise enables you to ensure you have process, staff, and resources in place when you inevitably smash your goals.

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No Risk, No Reward


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Well Done


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Monday, August 13, 2018

I Follow These Guidelines Religiously

Want To Succeed More In Life? Adhere To The Unique Morning Routines Top Business People Follow 

2. Don’t work through breakfast.
Enjoy your breakfast, chatting with the family, and put that phone away for a few minutes.

3. Go all-or-nothing on office arrival time.
Either arrive at the same time as everyone else or get there significantly earlier than everyone else. Arriving early helps you get your work done without all the disruptions that will inevitably come when the rest of the staff arrives.

4. Tackle the hardest thing first.
By doing the hardest thing first you free yourself up to deal with any unexpected obstacles you have to overcome the rest of the day.

5. Less talk, more focus.
All shooting the sh*t in the morning does is put you behind and costs you your most productive time of the day. This also means no morning meetings.

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Thursday, August 2, 2018

Why You Need To Get Er' Done

TWC: What is the most actionable piece of advice you would give someone trying to get into this type of business or any entrepreneurial endeavor?

EB: Do one thing to move your business forward each day first thing when you get up. Most people put off essential tasks necessary to build their business until the evening.

This is a mistake.

When you wait, two things can happen:

The chaos of the day takes hold and your regular work ends up taking all your time.

You’re too exhausted to work on your new business because you’ve exhausted your willpower early in the day.

Wake up early and take one small step forward before anything else

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