Archive for the ‘Mindset’ Category
Do You Have a Friend Who is a Loser? Get Rid of Em!

It is easy for me to say that most people surround themselves with losers. If you want to become successful, rich, or happy, you should do whatever it takes to grow, right? As human beings, we must grow, because like a business, if we don’t grow, we die. I don’t mean literally die, but I mean
More of the Same Gives You More of the Same
Almost anyone who’s been in some type of sales has heard of or used Albert Einstein’s quote: “The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different result.” So where do you stand as far as what Einstein said? Well you’re definitely on the right track by choosing to read my blog every time I post new articles. Unfortunately, if you’re not applying it, discussing it (write comments below), or teaching it, you’ll go back to your original ways instantly or after a few weeks.
Has there ever been a time when you
32 Questions: 20 Empowering & 12, Not so Much
Persuasive Communication doesn’t only refer to how you communicate with others, it also refers to how you communicate to your self. To change the results you get, you start by taking control of how your mind thinks. This is done by asking yourself the right questions.
Changing you
Has there ever been a time when you told yourself, “Why can’t I do this” or “Why am I such a failure?” Your mind is created to function and tic a certain way. When you ask your mind a question, it will ALWAYS
You Forget 80% of What You Learn Every Day!
There are many people out there who spend hours on end every single day learning and feeding their mind with immeasurable amounts knowledge. It truly is amazing to see that so many people have an interest in taking themselves to the next level. Unfortunately, even though the intention is constructive, there lies a undetected negative affect to studying and learning new information.
Have you ever gone to a learning seminar of some kind, whether it be powerful and exciting like a raw-raw motivational event or a low key workshop for new home buyers?
Size Matters, Small is the New Big

In NASA, the smallest miscalculation can cause a fatal disaster. Being a slight degree off, 1/100 of inch, can lead a space shuttle in a completely different direction. The power of small is a phrase I use that means the smallest adjustment can make an enormous of change. This is obviously the negative side of it. However, since we already understand the power of perception, we know that with every negative, there is always a positive. If you haven’t already, you are about to realize that a small change can also impact you in a tremendously
Do You Practice What You Preach?
Have you ever told someone to do something that you would never do yourself? Gandhi hasn’t:
A woman once came to Gandhi and asked him to please tell her son to give up eating sugar. Gandhi asked the woman to bring the boy back in a week. Exactly one week later the woman returned, and Gandhi said to the boy, “Please give up eating sugar.” The woman thanked the Mahatma, and, as she turned to go, asked him
Are You Unique?
Recently, I decided to pursue a passion that I’ve been interested in for many years now. An industry where odds are almost never in your favor. An industry where there are people who are more than likely better than you. But then again, this probably sounds a lot like many of the industries out there, doesn’t it?
My Broken Ankle is an Opportunity in Disguise
A very old Chinese Taoist story describes a farmer in a poor country village. His neighbors considered him very well-to-do. He owned a horse which he used for plowing and for transportation. One day his horse ran away. All his neighbors exclaimed how terrible this was, and would say, “wow you have such bad luck and misfortune.” The farmer would simply reply with, “Maybe.”
A few days later the horse returned and brought two wild horses with it. The neighbors all rejoiced at his good fortune and said,
Courage. Do You Have it or Do You Want it?
Have you ever seen the movie the Pursuit of Happyness? Don’t worry, if you haven’t, this won’t spoil it. Will Smith’s character, Chris Gardner comes across a well dressed man who drives a Ferrari. Chris becomes flabbergasted with excitement and curiosity and decides to ask asks the man what he does for a living. The man tells Chris that he’s stockbroker. Chris immediate becomes compelled to follow that same career path. I personally found that scene to be quite motivating.
That scene with Chris and the Ferrari was very similar to an incident that occurred to me many years ago (before the movie). When I
Why Make Mistakes, Learn From Someone Else’s Experiences
Almost everyone I know has told me a story about how they lost a lot of money and regret some of the decisions they have made in the past. I used to think like this all the time before I became consciously aware of what it does. Regretting decisions we’ve made in the past is like driving a car while looking at the rear view mirror. Have you ever said that you would have $x more dollars today if you changed something you did in the past?
Who you are today, is because of the decisions you’ve made in the past. Who you will be in the future, will be determined by what you do now. Obviously, if I didn’t go through the
Have You Heard of The Snowball Effect?
The snowball effect was originally an analogy that was used to describe the Great War. It simply means something of little to no significance building up to become miraculous and great. Snowball, was also the title for a book written about Warren Buffet. He started out as not a big deal and then worked his butt off to eventually become one of the most powerful men in the world (one the richest).
Like a snowball, most of you are
Work Hard, Don’t Play Hard Just Yet…
Most people are weary and unsure of what will happen to our economy. Sometimes the stock markets soar high and other times they plummet low. Everything seems to be boarder line chaotic. Does America really have it that bad? “…Short answer yes with an if, long answer no with a but…”
I love the cliché line: cream always rises to the top. What does that tell me, well it tells me
Do You Have Mad Learning Skills?
Everyone wants to be good at something. That something could be the skills to play basketball, it could be skills to sell, or even the skills to sing. Whatever that something is, learning any skill is a process.
The Process of learning:
Subconscious Incompetence
This is the stage the first stage in the process of learning. Subconscious Incompetence means that you are NOT consciously ware of what skill you lack. Then as you come across situations you’re unfamiliar with, you’ll start to ponder about it. This leads us to the next stage,
Go to the Next Level Like an Airplane
When an airplane takes off from the ground to cruise mode, it exerts more energy then the entire flight. By energy, I mean that the engines work a lot harder then when the plane is leveled off in the sky or landing. When you start a business or a skill set you wish to master, you must spend most of your time and energy making it successful. Once the plane gets to the altitude it wants, it will level off, in which there is just smooth sailing so to speak. Once your business has become as successful as you’d like it to be, you’ll be able to relax and enjoy what you’ve


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