Brian was hitting the links today and ran into a situation where he could implement one of his 3 favorite words for success:

Close.

Out.

Strong.

You'll want to tune in for this one.

When it comes to success, there are soooo many things that you hear people say we need to do.

Work hard.

Get up early.

Be a man or woman of your word.

And ALL of those are 100% correct. But today I wanted to talk about something that seems fly under the radar as it were and actually just happened to me recently.

I was out on the golf course the other day and had a chance to hit the old "Texas Wedge". Now what does that have to do with accelerating the success and growth in your business?

Turns out a lot more then you might think.

Normally I tell people NOT to take things personally.

But it turns out there are some situations where taking it personally is EXACTLY what the doctor ordered.

We had a chance to catch up with Maria Ritchers as she talked business success, along with some actions/ideas she's had along the way.

(And yes it's in English...she knows 4 languages.)

This took me a LONG time to finally get...but boy has it made ALL of the difference in the world.

With soooo much to do and soooo little time, how do you stay focused on be successful with the high impact items WITHOUT getting derailed by the "small stuff"?

Great question and one that answer with a very familiar tool.

Something I don't think gets talked about enough is the role that positive energy can play in your overall success.

In other words, when I get up and feel energetic and motivated and just really ready to go...THAT's when I tackle some high priority items that can have a real impact on my overall success.

A lot of people do the opposite...try to get more of the "small stuff" done in an effort to clear more stuff off their to do list. :(

Anyway, tune in to hear me talk real quick about some practical applications for making this principle work in your business life.

People sometimes ask me: So how is that you're able to get stuff done at work, get out to the golf course and do all of these other things without seeming so stressed?

What's your secret?

Great question and one I answer very simply: Concurrent work.

I explain inside!

I was out on the golf course the other day and had a chance to hit the old "Texas Wedge". Now what does that have to do with accelerating the success and growth in your business?

Turns out a lot more then you might think.