Day Eighty Five. Know where to look.
The smart ones know where to look when things get tough.
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Day Eighty Four. To solve a problem.
If someone’s going to do business with you that means they are hiring your product to solve their problem. McDonalds bfast: 30% of people buy
Day Eighty Three. Your Job.
Our (every entrepreneur) job is not to find more customers for our product. Our job is to find more products for our customers.
Day Eighty Two. What’s the hard part of your business?
What’s the hard part of your business? If your business doesn’t have a hard part, you don’t have a business.
Day Eighty One. Motivate.
Great companies don’t hire skilled people and motivate them, they hire already motivated people and inspire them. Unless you give motivated people something to believe
Day Eighty. Make A Dream Come True.
Helping others making their businesses matter was taking up a lot of our time. We realised we had accidentally started a business. But we didn’t
Day Seventy Nine. Connecting the dots.
It is impossible to connect the dots looking forward. It will be very clear looking backwards. You can’t connect the dots looking forward. You can
Day Seventy Eight. Fall. Get Up.
Failure is something we want to avoid. Falling is something that happens naturally. WE want to fall and get up more often. You only fall
Day Seventy Seven. Ten Rules.
Put in the hours Take responsibility Just get on the damn horse Make change happen Be willing to fail Blog Act like a non-commodity Be
Day Seventy Six. Believe in yourself and your business.
Business hack.You have to be resilient and able to continue building what you believe is the next best thing. Things you build will often not