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January 2009

[youtube=http://au.youtube.com/watch?v=EhqZ0RU95d4] Gary captures the essence of getting it done here: Hustle is the most important characteristic to success. Passion and patience, allow time for the business to build and for yourself to learn the new skills. Care about your clients. Be authentic, seriously actually give a damn. If you are pumping out good stuff, that [...]

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For business to thrive in any times, let alone current turbulent times, the leaders must identify the driving purpose. Not only for the business but for themselves. It is “purpose,” the “why we do the things we do,” that is the driving force. If turbulent times are good for anything, they are good for getting [...]

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Love, inspiration, gratitude and enthusiasm. These are ideal states, not euphoric or resentful, but inspired and ready for the challenge. Did you ever have to manage some one who was inspired. Think back to the times when you were inspired and ready and raring to go, did anyone have to get you out of bed [...]

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Can Bill Gates be a billion times smarter than you? No, it is impossible. So if he isn’t smarter than you then what is it that accounts for his success and that of other successful people. It is how we think. And what we choose to focus our attention on. How we think has enormous [...]

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This is the typed notes from my last breakfast I ran 2/12/2008. I have had numerous requests for the notes, so here they are. The next event is 20 January, 2009. Click here to book. —————————————————————————————————————————————— How To Thrive In These Economic Times Panic, Panic, Panic!  2008 will be remembered as the ‘year of the [...]

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