Reinventing Yourself

Today's tip has the 4 steps to begin the process for reinvention. 1-Blankpage, 2-timeline, 3-mastermind, 4-take action. Watch this to hear the message I shared on success.com clubhouse app. So much great stuff shared today.

Creating Leverage for Results

Leverage. use busy time to systematize YOU and free up time, feel like you are getting control, and put away 3 months of your new desired persons' salary before you hire them. 

Tech Hacks in Todays Web3.0 world

Using technology to connect back to Web 0.0. Leverage your database to take it from a CRM - Client Relationship Manager and make it a CMS - Contact Management System! Hack tech to remind you to add the personal touch back into your business and system.

Setting Your Financial Thermostat

in this clip, I share 'The Checkbook Exercise' that will help you break out of your "norm" and begin to think bigger.

Ignite your Motivation

How do you ignite your motivation? Don Hobbs shared the graphic for Potential to Action to Results to Certainty... and how we can tap our potential.

Creating a Habit - Atomic Habits Conversation & theONEthing

In this conversation I share another great study done by Gary Keller and Jay Papasan on habits. Old saying "21 days to a habit" and in the study it showed that it is more like 66 days to a habit. Also shared is the Jerry Seinfeld calendar tracking to tell a funny joke every day.

Wisdom that is core to my success

My share on the Clubhouse room, Achievers Breakfast club with Success.com was about the wisdom of the ages. I just recently committed to an "unplugged" vacation for 8 days, and in past conversations (an coaching with clients) it is an important piece of wisdom that what you tell yourself and commit to - it is so important to not break that commitment. If you do, then you tell your "cells" that what you say isn't always important, and what you commit to is not really an commitment unless it is convenient. I made a commitment to unplug from technology and "be present" for a vacation. It was an experience that I will cherish forever, and I had not really ever had an "unplugged" vacation before. Also, the daily wisdom that is part of my daily rituals and attributes to my success were from Jeff Olson, Slight Edge. Do the Mundane. He says in his book "little productive actions repeated consistently over time - add up to the difference between failure and success" Also, the man that has had the most influence on my life and business is Michael E Gerber, author of the E-Myth books. He taught me to systematize everything and remove me from my business. I am not my business. The systems run the business. I run the systems. Systems to grow my business every day: If your business isn't growing it is dying. My system keeps me on track to feed my business with new relationships every day. Make ordinary people, extraordinary! - trust the systems and they will carry your standards throughout your company.