LIVE WITHOUT LIMITS

The truth is, there’s a limitless supply of wealth and abundance available to every one of us, we just have to learn how to cultivate and attract it.

One thing that highly abundant and wealthy people do well is to keep their energetic vibration high

1: Know that money is an expression of your own energy

Every time you consciously receive, spend or give money, you’re reflecting on how you view and feel about wealth.

2: Be aware of your words and thoughts

Did you know that every time you speak negatively about your financial situation or act with scarcity, you lower your vibration?

3: Put your health before wealth

Ralph Waldo Emerson once said ‘Health is our greatest wealth’, and I’ve certainly found this to be true.

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Start BEFORE You’re Ready

The key to writing a book – or anything else of value – is to “Just Write!”

Writing is one thing that you cannot get worse at by doing it.

It doesn’t matter if you’re regularly creating blogs and emails or if you’re brand new.

Be An Expert

You must be an expert on your subject and know ten words for every one word you write.

Readers will know if you’re making things up.

For instance, if you want to write on success, you must already be successful.

Expand Your Knowledge

Confidence is an important thing to demonstrate with your written words.

If you feel unsure about your topic, the ideas you present and how you structure your arguments, your audience may not believe you.

Find Your Passion

While it’s something that ANYONE can do, writing a book is very difficult.

There’s one way to make the process more challenging: Write about something that doesn’t interest you.

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Does It Actually Help?

How does working from home impact employee productivity? Stanford professor Nicholas Bloom and his team attempted to provide an answer in their March 2013 paper entitled ‘Does Working from Home Work? Evidence from a Chinese Experiment’. The subject of their research was Chinese travel agency CTrip, where call centre employees who volunteered were randomly assigned to work from home or in the office for 9 months.

No Office=No Stress? Not Quite

Having established the benefits of remote working, it’s important for organisations to identify which employees would thrive in this situation. Most employees would view working from home as the opportunity to work stress-free, but recent research conducted by researchers at Baylor University suggests otherwise.

Work From Home Is Here To Stay

Whether your company embraces it or not, remote working is growing at a remarkable rate. A study released by Switzerland-based serviced office provider IWG in May 2018 found that 70 per cent of professionals work remotely at least one day a week, while 53 per cent work remotely for at least half of the week.

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1. Stick to a schedule

One of the most wonderful things about working from home is that you get to enjoy the comfort of your home all day.

 

2. Give yourself space

Don't let your dining room table become the source for stacked papers, folders - or God forbid, a printer.

A dedicated workspace (ideally one you where you can close the door) is a solid way to keep work and life separate – and ensure you're not constantly reminded of your deadlines while sitting down for dinner. 

 

3. Look the part 

When you work from home, appearing professional can be just as important as when you work in a traditional office. (Also, it's 2020, and there's simply no excuse for a poorly lit video conference with bad audio.)

It's also one of the most dangerous things about working from home. 

Consider beginning and ending work at the same time each day – the way you would if you were at the office. This will help you separate professional time and personal time – and make it easier to detach both emotionally and physically at the end of the day. You can even log your day and daily tasks if that helps you.

 

4. Build boundaries

When it comes to working from home, I often encourage people to "build" and not "set" boundaries – because it's truly a process. 

It took me years to figure out that even though I work from home, I don't have to answer an email at 9:00 p.m. when I'm sitting on the couch with my husband watching This Is Us. (Trust me, I'm way too fragile to respond to anything after that show anyway.)

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The three dimensions of impact

Pandemics have a direct impact on biological, psychological and economic dimensions. Its intensity varies depending on the mortality and morbidity rate of the pathogen at hand, as well as the time it takes for it to spread.

Longer-term innovation and changes in trends will come about as consumers and businesses try earnestly to normalize the impact on psychological and economic dimensions — provided containment is reached and the biological impact is resolved. Studying over 50 startups that gained scaled around the times of global crises via the lens of this framework clears the mist. To start off, a recession usually brings about an acceleration in business model change, driving down costs to serve and prices.

Supply chains will merge into resilient ecosystems

Global supply chains have long been geared towards keeping quality relatively constant while driving lower costs at every step. This has resulted in significant concentration risk in terms of geographies and vendors for most companies. For example, China scaling down due to Covid-19 and creating a knock-on supply impacts we are seeing today has exposed the lack of resilience in this approach. There is a sharp need for a more distributed, coordinated and trackable supply of components across multiple geographies and vendors while maintaining economies of scale.

Mental health support will be provided at scale, digitally

It is straight forward to predict that the Covid-19 is going to be an accelerant for remote working as well as online education.

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The Importance of Building an Email List

Your email list is the lifeblood of your business.

With email, you can keep in contact with previous clients, promote your new products and services, and fill your events by marketing directly to people who are already interested in what you are selling.

Facebook Groups

If you have your own Facebook group, create a post asking your group members to join your email list.

If you don’t have your own Facebook group, you can look for potential subscribers in other people’s Facebook groups.

Your Personal Facebook Account

Last but not least, you may be able to leverage your personal Facebook account to add a few additional subscribers to your list.

If you see a Facebook friend struggling with a problem that your business can solve, feel free to send them a message.

4 Ways of Building an Email List with Facebook (Without Ads)

1. Engage Your Followers.

Engagement equals conversion.

If you don’t engage with your followers, you can’t expect them to sign up for your email list or purchase your paid offers.

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1. Use a “Time Journal” to Discover Your Magic Time and Plug the Leaks in Your Bucket

“What gets measured gets managed.” ~Peter F. Drucker

Before you can manage and own your time, you must first measure it.

In the same way that you can’t effectively pay off your credit card debt if you don’t know exactly how much debt you have, what interest rates you’re paying, and when the payments are due…

2. Follow the Perfect Week Formula to End Overwhelm and Live Your Perfect Life TODAY

As an entrepreneur or high-performer, not only are you a master of your craft, but you gain a massive sense of meaning, purpose, and fulfillment from your work.

And this is great.

In a society where an estimated 87% of people are “actively disengaged” with their work (source), it’s no small feat to love what you do.

3. Use THIS Grid to Work 10 Fewer Hours Each Week

Most entrepreneurs I know don’t struggle with time management so much as task management.

It’s not that they don’t have enough time to do the things they need to do. It’s that they are doing too much and creating unnecessary overwhelm by believing the lie that they have to “do it all.”

4. Understand the Price of Gold

One of the greatest threats to your success, fulfillment, and ability to own your time is the negative approval of others.

I call this concept the “Price of Gold” and it goes like this…

As human beings, we are all hard wired to seek validation. Our 200,000 year old brains learned a long time ago that validation and approval equals safety and disapproval means death.

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1. Know Your Numbers

“What gets measured gets managed” ~Peter F. Drucker

Imagine this.

You’re on a plane, flying out to complete a consultation with a client you recently closed. After sitting down in your chair and watching the safety briefing (you’ve seen hundreds of times before), you hear a voice crackling over the intercom.

2. Never Lower Your Expectations, Shift Your Strategy

It’s ‘normal’ to experience downtimes in your business. Months where the revenue drops off inexplicably. Seasons where, due to the appearance of Santa and all his elves, customers just don’t buy the way they normally do.

And during these months it’s equally ‘normal’ to lower your expectations and strap yourself in for a few bumpy months.

But here’s the thing…

I know that you don’t want to be normal. You don’t want to have a normal life or a normal business. You want to build an empire.

3. Be a Creator, Not a Consumer

One of my favorite sayings of 2020 is: “You must stop using social media and start using business media.”

Too many people waste their lives scrolling and double tapping their days away on Instagram or Facebook when they could be building an empire and leaving a legacy.

4. Choose Pain and Discipline Today to Achieve Freedom Tomorrow

Jim Rohn, one of the fathers of the personal development industry once said:

“We must all suffer one of two types of pain. The pain of discipline or the pain of regret. The difference is that discipline weighs ounces and regret weighs tons.”

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1. If You Want to Move Faster, Slow Down

There’s a saying in the Navy SEAL Teams, “Slow is smooth, smooth is fast.” 

They understand that, in a combat environment, feeling hurried and panicked can mean death. The key to their success is their ability to slow down during stressful situations and act with calm precision.

2. 10X Your Thinking In Every Area of Life 

Peter Diamindis, the founder of XPrize has a simple question that he asks every company before he invests with them and it goes like this: 

“If you had to achieve your ten year goals in the next six months…how would you do it?”

3. It is Your Duty and Obligation to Provide Your Solution to the World 

Right now, somewhere in the world, someone is feeling alone, hopeless, and depressed–and crying themselves to sleep because of a problem they are facing in their life.

A problem that you can help them solve.

4. Make Time for What Matters and GSD 

I’m going to let you in on a little “secret.” 

You will never “find time” for the things that matter most. More time isn’t hiding under the bed next to the ab roller (you never use) or tucked away in the pantry behind the cookies (you shouldn’t have bought).

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According to a recent study published by Social Media Today, the average person will spend, wait for it… 

More than five years and four months of their life on social media. 

That’s 46,751 hours that they will never get back. 

Enough time to become a master (according to the 10,000 hour rule) of nearly five different life-changing skills.

1. Eliminate Social Media from Your Early Morning Hours 

The first way to reclaim control of your life and fix your broken relationship with social media is by eliminating social media during early morning hours.

2. Unfollow Anyone That Doesn’t Add Value to Your Life

Despite the fact that I have almost 50,000 followers on Instagram, I only follow 13 people. 

I have fewer than 100 friends on my personal Facebook account and go out of my way to ensure that I am only following people who I know personally and add real value to my life.

3. Turn Off Notifications and Reclaim Your Time 

If you have your notifications on for any of your social media channels, turn them off now. 

To use social media effectively, you must use it on your time. 

Turn your notifications off.

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