Lot of truth in that. Have a blessed week.

So true!

“In fact, Brian Tracy suggested I spend 10% of my income on my own education. Darren Hardy recently suggested if you can’t afford 10% then you should probably spend 20%”

This is the smartest thing I’ve read all week.

Thanks for doing this I look forward to it every morning.

Thanks as always Larry.
Prior to having my own business, whenever I did a side job on an evening or weekend I would save that money for tools. Each job I did I would buy one good tool that I knew would make me money. When I finally took the leap and went on my own, I had all the tools I needed and was off to the races!! There is no way I could have afforded to purchase all the tools needed for my business all at once. Having this long term goal in mind and chipping away a little at a time, as I could afford, allowed me very good success.

Great day to all!

We have 2 different training protocols at Aire Solutions. The first is required which they are on the clock for and the second is optional which is voluntary and they do not get paid for. I am frequently disappointed in the attendance at the voluntary training.

That my friend was a 10X message. Thank you!
Isn’t is amazing when you attend a training / development event that costs money, the ones who really need to be there aren’t.

Love it! (I got the joke…)

That quote by Darren Hardy made me laugh as well! You hit on one of the great advantages that we have in today’s world and that is that practically all knowledge can be found on the internet if you know how to look. However, weeding through the fluff to find the knowledge can be dangerous as you pointed out!

I look forward to your emails every morning. Thank you

I do appreciate that you put this out and look forward every day to read what is next. I try to apply everything that I do not and appreciate the refresher on the things that I already do

This is a sweet picture. The message is great too, but the picture…!!! <3

No truer words ever spoken! To me, it’s amazing how little respect we sometimes show ourselves by bogging ourselves down with noise, life and item pollution. I’ve recently decided to rid myself of stuff. I wasn’t a hoarder by any stretch of the imagination. I just felt that for every item I had in my life, that was one more thing that was pulling on me to use some of my time! I just wanted “time freedom” !

Listening to “The Highest Calling” has certainly helped me work towards my goal. Just listened to it for a second time and will listen to it many more times in the future.

I’m grateful for Lou Beamer also

Riding my dirt bike across Australia

Through sales, real estate, investing and businesses I will have four water wells drilled by 2045.

From now on I am charging 10 cents a message..
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I’m responding by ignoring the head trash. Focusing on what’s important and what moves me forward.

Looks like some impressive stitches. Hope all is well. Fall Seven Times – get up Eight – For sure!

Uh oh, is this a picture of your face???

This is so important and yet so hard especially with a young workforce. These early 20 somethings have communicated more than previous generations but mostly online via social media or some sort of gaming. I call it the last 10%. You say everything but the last 10% or the really hard stuff. I find that I have to be very careful. I am usually direct and just get to the point. However, this younger generation seems to need reinforcement before hearing the last 10%. This is an area I need to grow in.

People say they want more communication but in reality they want to feel a connection with you. Are you connecting…or just communicating???