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Maintain Your Focus

Like athletes in the Olympics, the people who train the hardest on one goal and prove to be the most adept will win, or at least get to share the top prizes. Others who can’t manage to get past the competition will be run off and knocked down. By maintaining your focus, distractions and detractors [...]

Optimize Your Time

The need to focus contradicts the need to overlap, however, you can strive to create an optimized balance. Multitasking might be as simple as wearing a headset when you are on the phone, so if you are on hold, you can do other work. Other forms of multitasking could include talking on speakerphone while [...]

Know How to Multitask

Finally, it is essential to know how to multitask. Time is everything, and every second counts. As a result, you will have no choice but to attempt to overlap your tasks. This can be tricky since you may not have enough attention at the right place at the right time.

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Get Rich Quick? I Don’t Think So.

Most people are generally focused on their next paycheck, not necessarily on what they could accomplish over longer periods. This is understandable but is still a detrimental mindset to a potentially independent businessperson.
Instead, you should be looking forward over a long time frame, even though you are working day-to-day and minute-to-minute on your high [...]

Attention to Detail

Attention to detail is one of the most essential qualities that you can develop while you become a leader. Anything that isn’t done completely and correctly will have to be reworked, thereby wasting time and money. If you are not detailed, you are likely to initiate cascading problems that could put you out of business [...]

No Such Thing as Luck

Working long, hard hours every day, accounts for about another 40% of one’s success, and choosing the right industry is probably responsible for another 8%. In our estimation, luck only accounts for about 2% of the success of proactive entrepreneurs.
So get over the notion of good luck being a reason why people might win [...]

Be There and Be Aware

Simply by being “in the game” and being serious about trying to succeed will help you win 50% of your competitive battles, and therefore account for half of your success. This is because most theoretically able-bodied workers are apprehensive to fight, and therefore are not well-suited to win while conducting “competitive” commerce on a daily [...]

Be a Success

In 1999, Stanford graduate Charles Brewer, founder of the Internet provider MindSpring, attributed his success to “honesty, integrity, frugality and adherence to the Golden Rule [to be friendly, courteous, fair and compassionate – Do unto others as you’d have them do unto you].”
Creating and maintaining core values as Brewer has is essential to having the [...]

Maximize your web strategy

Molly from Grassroots.org posted this here.
From YouTube to SEO, navigating the web development landscape can be daunting. That’s why our founder, Mike Mann, developed this comprehensive list of best practices for any organization — for profit or not. Scan through this guide to evaluate your current web strategy, for inspiration on how to revamp your [...]

Give 15% to Nonprofits

For a person who successfully follows our business advice and scores big, we recommend committing 15-30% of your wealth to nonprofit interests and about 50% of your available time. Since we are only recommending you do this after you are wealthy, it couldn’t hurt you and will definitely give your life extra meaning.

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