LIVE WITHOUT LIMITS

LIVE WITHOUT LIMITS

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  • Bring on the Chaos
    Some people just seem born to succeed. Some live charmed lives without much in the way of serious challenges or setbacks. They enjoy long vacations in sun-soaked exotic locations. They seem to have perfect spouses, perfect children, and live in perfect houses.

    Life can be tough and chaotic. And if you're like most people, you put a lot of effort into reducing the chaos and finding happiness wherever you can.

    That's right: Chaos is key.

    But isn't chaos bad? Doesn't it equate to stress? Well, yes. But perhaps not the kind of stress you're thinking of. Psychologists explain that there are really two types of stress.

    Closed and Open Systems

    Well, let me introduce you to a gentleman named Ilya Prigogine. Prigogine was a Russian physical chemist and Nobel laureate who studied (among many other things) something called "dissipative structures."

    People who should listen to this show are entrepreneurs

    31 min
  • Why Virtual Summits Are a Game-Changer For Your Business
    If you are like me, you would have attended many conferences in the past; and realize that as much as they are important for your business, they are also a big drain on your valuable time, energy, and resources.

    There are costs such as:
    Travel timeFood, transport, and accommodationThe opportunity cost of time spent away from the businessA big fat conference price tag
    For a business, this cost can quickly swell-up and for each resource that’s going to travel with you to the conference it’s going to set you back:
    5 days of salary5 days of travel, food, and accommodationThe cost of printing additional marketing material for distributing during the conference
    For the average mid-level employee that’s a cost to a company of over $5,000 per conference per attendee.

     

    What is a Virtual Summit?

    The Virtual Summit is a conference held online that brings together expert speakers to present on a specific topic.

    People can register with their email address to watch the video interviews and presentations often for free during the event.

     

    Why Are Virtual Summits Gaining Popularity?

    Virtual summits are the latest trend being picked up by both experienced business owners and people just starting out.

    People who should listen to this show are entrepreneurs, content providers
    30 min
  • Why ‘Knowledge Entrepreneurship’ Is Taking Off
    If this year has taught us anything, it’s how quickly things can change. As much as we’ve seen the way we live and work upended over the last six months, we’ve also seen new opportunities emerge, especially in the realm of entrepreneurship.



    In early 2019, the online course market was forecast to be worth $300 Billion by 2025, and the coronavirus has only accelerated that timeline. Layoffs, furloughs and changes in work structure have prompted more people than ever to take their careers into their own hands.



    In a knowledge economy, it is most important that creative people with ideas, information skills, experience, and knowledge become engaged in entrepreneurial activity involving the creation and use of new knowledge for community, organizational, and personal development, in addition to developing new products and services.


    The Knowledge Entrepreneur introduces the principles, skills, and knowledge required to be a knowledge entrepreneur or "intrapreneur." It outlines the process for developing and implementing business plans and proposals for knowledge-based initiatives. It also offers insight into the nature of knowledge, innovation, and entrepreneurship
    30 min
  • 5 Steps for Navigating Entrepreneurship in a Post-Covid Era
    There are 5 steps that can help people navigate entrepreneurship in a post-Covid era:

    1. Find new market opportunities

    It is essential to keep moving forward with the changing trends of the business world and keeping pace with the same. Looking at the growing trend of turning everything digital, (Henok) Henny Yeshanew, CEO of Lion Marketing Agency, Canada, as a marketing entrepreneur through his firm, helped small businesses turn into digital businesses.

    2. Network online using LinkedIn or Lunch Club

    When entrepreneurs have realized what a pandemic can do to their businesses, Henok believes it is important for them to also recognize the significance of networking in their respective industries. It is essential to stay connected with people and other industry colleagues through mediums like LinkedIn and Lunch Club.

    3. Create a personal brand that sells your skills, not appearance

    It is vital to understand that entrepreneurs must look towards creating a personal brand that would give out a more true and clear picture of who they are or what their company is all about.

    4. Utilize social media platforms initiatives and grants

    Since the world is aware of how digitalization is the only best option right now for most businesses, it is essential for them to know and utilize social media platforms for marketing and advertising as well.

    5. Produce Content on your passion or hobbies instead of consuming it

     

     

    31 min
  • 7 Simple Habits of Financially Successful People
    . They create and stick to budgets.

    Just the word budget can make someone uncomfortable. But financially successful people don’t shy away from setting realistic budgets for themselves.

     

    2. They aren’t impulsive buyers.

    We all know that feeling of buying something on a whim – it’s exhilarating and leaves us wanting more. Our culture of mass consumption has left many of us falling victim to temptation by impulsively making unplanned purchases.

     

    3. They set realistic goals.

    To be financially successful, you have to know where you’re going and how you will get there.

     

    4. They make saving a priority.

    Even putting away the smallest amount of money each month into your savings account can do wonders for your financially secure future.

     

    5. They don’t compare themselves to others.

    One flaw of financially unsuccessful people is that they are constantly comparing themselves to others.

    People who should listen to this show are entrepreneurs, career coaches
    31 min
  • The 13 Biggest Differences Between Rich People & Poor People
    1. Rich people play the money game to win. Poor people play the money game to not lose.

    The goal of truly rich people is to have massive wealth and for many of them, it’s to help a lot of people.

    13. Rich people are willing to act in spite of fear. Poor people let fear stop them.

    It’s imperative to realize that it is not necessary to try to get rid of fear in order to succeed. Rich and successful people have fear, rich and successful people have doubts, rich and successful people have worries. They just don’t let these feelings stop them. Unsuccessful people have fears, doubts, and worries, then let those feelings stop them.

    7. Rich and successful people are solution-oriented.

    Rich people spend their time and energy strategizing and planning the answers to challenges that come up and creating systems to make certain that problem doesn’t occur again.

    4. Rich people focus on what they want, while poor people focus on what they don’t want.

    Did you know that there are no straight lines in the universe? Life doesn’t travel in perfectly straight lines. It moves more like a winding river. More often than not, you can only see to the next bend, and only when you reach that next turn can you see more.

    People who should listen to this show are entrepreneus
    30 min
  • Definite Major Purpose: Napoleon Hill on How to Accomplish Anything
    I want to share with you Hill’s insights on what he called “Definiteness of Purpose.”

    Advantage #1: Positive Qualities

    The first of these advantages is that you immediately begin to develop a number of positive and very useful qualities, including self-reliance, personal initiative, imagination, enthusiasm, self-discipline, and concentration of effort.

    Since Hill first published these ideas, millions of people have used them to become successful, and it’s said that Napoleon Hill and his philosophy…

    Advantage #2: Specialized Knowledge

    The second advantage of adopting a definite purpose and focusing your mind on it is that it encourages you to specialize and it attracts to you the specialized knowledge you need to attain your purpose.

    Advantage #3: Time and Money

    The third advantage of adopting a Definite Major Purpose is that it induces you to budget your time and money and plan your daily affairs in such a way that leads to the attainment of your purpose.

    People who should listen to this show are entrepreneurs

    31 min
  • Ecommerce Business Blueprint: How to Build, Launch, and Grow a Profitable Online
    I. Choosing a product

    Finding a product to sell

    The first step to building an ecommerce business is knowing what products you want to sell online for free direct-to-consumer. This often is the most challenging part of starting a new online business. In this section, we’ll highlight strategies you can use to find product opportunities, explore the best places to look for product ideas, and finally, look at trending products to consider.

    How to Find and Source a Winning Product to Sell

    In less than 40-minutes, let us walk you through how to find product ideas, how to validate them, and how to sell the product once you have an idea you want to pursue.

    Obtaining your product

    After landing on a strong product idea, your next step is figuring out where and how you’re going to obtain your products. The next four posts cover the various methods for acquiring your products, along with the pros and cons of each model.

    You’ve found your product, evaluated its potential, and sourced a supplier. But before you get into that, you’ll need to thoroughly research your competition so you know what you’re up against and how you can differentiate your business from theirs.

    II. Research and prepare

    Research your competition

    You’ve found your product, evaluated its potential, and sourced a supplier. But before you get into that, you’ll need to thoroughly research your competition so you know what you’re up against and how you can differentiate your business from theirs.

    People who should listen to this show are entrepreneurs, career coaches
    30 min
  • 15 Ways to Grow Your Business Fast
    The future of ecommerce is incredibly bright. But, starting an ecommerce business is hard work and demands many steps and decisions that need to come together at the right time.

    To help, we’ve put together a comprehensive blueprint for starting a business, compiled from Shopify’s most popular content. These blog posts, guides, and videos have been organized based on the most important tasks you’ll face when researching, launching, and growing a profitable ecommerce business.

    I. Choosing a product

    Finding a product to sell

    The first step to building an ecommerce business is knowing what products you want to sell online for free direct-to-consumer. This often is the most challenging part of starting a new online business. In this section, we’ll highlight strategies you can use to find product opportunities, explore the best places to look for product ideas, and finally, look at trending products to consider.

    1. Build a sales funnel.

    The first way to quickly grow your business is by building a sales funnel. If you don't have a sales funnel, you're making a monumental mistake. Sales funnels can help to automate your business. It helps you to scale and grow quickly and easily. Sure, there's some front-end work involved. Obviously. But, once those processes are in place, it's smooth sailing from there.

    People who should listen to this show are entrepreneurs career coaches
    30 min
  • 3 Essential Systems for Starting an Online Business
    $50 product x 10 sales/month x 24 months = ?

    That’s $12,000.

    $12,000 you could make, JUST from:
    An introductory ($50) productMaking only one sale every 3 daysAnd completely stopping after 2 years
     I can run my business the way I want. That means:
    No office. If I want to work from my NYC apartment today, cool. Next week, might be my place in SF. Or maybe a coffee shop. I love the flexibilityI can choose to “work hard / play hard” since I have the systems that let me grow even while I’m traveling, like when I took a 3-week vacation to AsiaI can choose exactly who I want to serve. I don’t tolerate whiners, so I kick their asses out. I offer 98% of my material free, so I don’t allow people with CC debt to join my highest-end courses — a strategic decision that’s cost me millions of dollars. For me, it’s the right thing to do (since they should prioritize their debt #1), and since it’s my business, I get to decide what I allow/don’t allow
    TRUTH: If passion was enough, there wouldn’t be any starving artists.

    TRUTH2: If passion was all you need, then the vast majority of online businesses wouldn’t fail.

    The truth is that many unscrupulous marketers sell you on passion because it’s a push-button “burning pain” — see, most people believe they truly have something inside of them that they need to get out (if only somebody would listen). Waa waa etc.

    Here’s the brutal truth.

    People who should listen to this show are entrepreneurs, career coaches
    30 min

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