My good friend and business partner Brady Rhoades covered these points on a conference call this morning and I thought them well worth sharing. Remember, unsuccessful habits will always outweigh the positive and progressive habits. These are the habits of Read more
The following was written by Tim Ferriss – himself one of MY favorite authors. Bookmark this page (or his original post) and come back often to download more brain candy for yourself. Who are the mentors to billionaires, chess prodigies, rockstars, and mega-bestselling Read more
I love being wrong. There is nothing better than being wrong. In fact, it is often far preferable to be wrong than right. This may sound like a strange thing (especially for me!) to say, but hang in there with me and you might Read more
Paul Hudson has a fantastic article in Elite Daily. Enjoy! Surprise, surprise… happy people live their lives differently. They don’t have different lives. They just do a better job at living them than those who are unhappy. Happiness is the Read more
My friend Dustin Hillis is a Senior Partner with Southwestern Consulting™. You can find his blog online at DustinHillis.com. He posted this article and I thought it was just dynamite and worth sharing with my readers. Nothing has had a Read more
You may know Mark Twain for some of his very popular books like Adventures of Huckleberry Finn and The Adventures of Tom Sawyer. He was a writer and also a humorist, satirist and lecturer. Twain’s life was the thing of Read more
One of the things I’ve been going over with our new agents here is the idea of being a complete “Time Nazi”. What would happen to your income if you lost a month out of the sales year? Have you Read more
Tim Hoch has a great blog post at Thought Catalog and I thought I’d pass this along. A friend of mine asked me last night, “You always seem so happy – how do you do that??” I hadn’t been asked Read more
The brains of successful and unsuccessful people are separated by the way they view personal change. According to Next Shark, Stanford psychologist Carol Dweck has found that successful people believe they can improve by taking on challenges, whereas unsuccessful people believe they Read more