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Focus By Doing Less

Wednesday, May 18th, 2011

Supposedly Warren Buffet gave his pilot the advice I’m going to give you.

Now I don’t know whether Buffet really told this to the pilot, but if he didn’t he should have. Either way, it’s solid advice.

The things you choose to focus on obviously have loads to do with what you achieve, but the things you choose not to focus on? Those things make focus possible.

Watch this 4-minute, 16-second video for a simple exercise to dramatically increase your focus and your results.

To your outrageous success.

Paul

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Success is a Five-Letter Word

Wednesday, May 11th, 2011

My friend Escondido-based trainer Ashley Mahaffey, invited me to jump on a call with her and Todd Durkin, elite fitness coach to high-performance athletes like NFL quarterback Drew Brees.

Now in the interests of full disclosure my friends will laugh because everyone knows I know next to nothing about sports. But I know this much: top pro athletes have a ton of experience with peak performance, so I figure that what they know would be useful for entrepreneurs.

Todd shared what he believes is the key secret champions use to be champions. I’ve distilled it into a 3-minute-15-second video.

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Breakthroughs don’t come from being reasonable…

Wednesday, April 20th, 2011

Breakthroughs Can Lead to Breakthroughs In Everything

Being unreasonable leads to breakthroughs in profits and everything else (DNA)

Compare and contrast: incrementalism and breakthroughs.

The Incremental Improvement Strategy is based on finding things in your business that could work better and making small changes. Year after year your operations improve slightly and bit-by-bit become more efficient and more effective, producing small, consistent dividends for you and your family, and your investors if you have them.

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