Do Something Different: Vol. 7 In The Sub 4 Minute Extra Mile Series

ISBN-13: 9781461162452 / Angielski / Miękka / 2011 / 72 str.

Ted Ciuba

Opis

Conventional wisdom tells you to work harder if you want to make more money. But there's only so many hours in the day, and you can only work so hard. Ultimately, the secret is to make a qualitative change. Doing something different may be the key to your success There was an ambitious man who he wanted to earn more money. So he did what everybody told him to do. At that time he thought his income had to come from a job. So he doubled his workload to double his income. Of course, even at 24 nobody can do, for very long, the grueling schedule of 16 hours a day - not counting commuting time, sleeping time, eating time, recreation time. As a result, both jobs suffered and his entire quality of life dwindled. And then in desperation one day, he attended a human potential seminar. There he saw a jazzy, fun-loving speaker giving a presentation. It's kind of like, do you ever look at rock stars and think, "Wow, that's work? They're getting paid for that? " Then he saw him sell about 50 units of a program that cost $2,000. He saw that speaker make $100,000 in an hour. That's what he saw. Shortly thereafter, he contacted me. We got him into training... Now he is that speaker. Now he's that person. He didn't merely double his income with the second approach, he multiplied it many times over... Working a fraction of the time he was working priorly. Want more? Do something different. Do Something Different, like all books in the Sub 4 Minute Extra Mile Series is a collection of short, focused, intense, intended training sessions. Every message, whether it's about seizing the day, marketing, motivation, persuasion, decision-making, human relationships, actualization or HoloMagic is based around the proven philosophy of The NEW Think And Grow Rich as it applies in the lives and pursuits of any person with strong desires...

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