Posted in Goal Setting, Monologue on Jul 3rd, 2008
I found out that my personality color is red. Basically there are five main things you need to know when communicating with me (according to the 23 page profile):
Move swiftly from topic to topic
Be straightforward, fast, efficient and to the point
Be ready to ignore his seemingly arrogant behavior
Recognize his personal drive for achievement
Be enthusiastic […]
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Posted in Goal Setting on Feb 26th, 2008
It starts small. You have an idea. You develop it, let it grow. It starts to take over your thoughts and you dreams. You move in different directions hoping to get just one step closer to the vision you have created in your mind.
Everything you think about centers around […]
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Posted in Goal Setting on Feb 22nd, 2008
For any of you out there who have read The Secret, you’ll know what I’m talking about. John Assaraf tells a story about the power of creating an image of the things you want so you you will attract it. He and his son discover a series of Vision Boards in his office […]
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Posted in Goal Setting, Millionaire Mind on Sep 11th, 2007
The Secret
As I mentioned in a previous posting, I have been reading the secret. Although I found the book to be strange to read at first, after I watched the movie I understood why. The book is almost entirely made up of quotes from the movie! I’m not saying this to disuade […]
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As I continue to read through the The 4-Hour Workweek by Timothy Ferriss I have found out a lot about my own goals for the future.
The reason Timothy cost me $100,000 is because, since reading this book, my wife and I have decided to spend a full year traveling throughout Europe starting in 2017. […]
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A few days ago, I was discussing the real estate market, investing and opportunities in the market with some friends. One of the interesting points that came up in the discussion surrounded the ability for some to make money in these areas and the inability for others to do the same.
As we […]
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Being successful in a new business is about achieving your goals, not about meeting other people’s expectations of your results.
The naturally successful business person is one who has created a plan for themselves and has continued to focus on their definition of success. To help make that focus easier, these four elements […]
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Recently, I received a comment from Tavi at www.Loop44.com talking about a potential niche in the market. As my regular readers know, I like to sit back after playing Monday Night Soccer (football for my non-North American readers) and reflect on what could be learned from the game. Tavi wrote:
Wow, this could really […]
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Posted in Goal Setting, Book Reviews on Jul 27th, 2007
I was lucky enough to get this book as a gift from a friend. It’s one of the books I’ve walked by one hundred times but never actually picked up to buy. I’m glad I received it when I did!
David Bach, who invented the Latte Factor is a personal finance guru with a […]
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Once again we had a very successful game and, while I will spare you the entire story, took advantage of our great physical stamina (can you tell I’m joking) and pulled another win out of the bag. Throughout the course of the game and at drinks afterwards I learned some more lessons courtesy of […]
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