What does your ideal year look like?

What does your ideal bank account look like?

The middle of the night reveals our most intrinsic values. 

Many view sleep as an escape from daily turmoil.

However, there are few feelings as satisfying as those that suppress slumber with the excitement and anticipation for what the next day will bring.

Entrepreneurial Epiphany:

• Fulfilling Dreams Never Gets Old
• Encompass The Desires Of Others
• Assist The Achievements That Benefit Everyone

In this episode of "Residual Bulldog," Dan emphasizes helping those on your team. 

Your up-line and down-line are not your competition. 

By giving everything you have, everyone's families will thrive.

"You can't fake your way through this."

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Has your hard work shown results?

How long did you wait?

Many entrepreneurs fantasize about starting a business and becoming an overnight success. 

It's more likely that your first venture will be a failure.

Repeated attempts will get you closer.

Rinse And Repeat:

• Hard Work Can Be Forgotten
• There Are Lessons In Losing
• The Process Makes You Sharp

In this episode of "Residual Bulldog," Dan explains how impatience can alter your expectations. 

Taking the world by storm takes time.

Keep making mistakes until you're past them.

"I need to wait seven years!"

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Are you in control of your hours?

Is your calendar set in stone?

The moment you wake up in the morning determines a lot about how the rest of your day will unfold. 

An open schedule is bound to be filled with the issues and problems provided by other people.

The feeling of being productive doesn't mean that you were.

Maximizing Time:

• Plan Tomorrow's Activities Every Day
• A Clear Direction Creates A Better Performance
• Find Your Flow And Keep It

In this episode of "Residual Bulldog," Dan explains how preparation turns into a positive mindset. 

Don't allow distractions to interfere with your ultimate objective. 

Intended action yields the best results.

"Get rid of being reactive."

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Do you crave a better life?

Are you ready to make sacrifices?

It's exhilarating to envision a better future. 

The rush of possibilities often comes during times when action can't be taken. 

When tomorrow arrives the motivation is shelved out of fear of being uncomfortable.

Over And Over Again:

• Distractions Reward You With Familiarity
• Small Challenges Are Easy To Complete
• It's Not Hard To Try Something New

In this episode of "Residual Bulldog," Dan explains the details of his regiment for improvement. 

Many people fantasize about something that's attainable, yet dissuade themselves to their own detriment. 

Consistently embrace struggles to get stronger physically and mentally.

"I want to maintain that habit forever."

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Are you down in the dumps?

Do you know how to get out?

Life rarely flows exactly how we would prefer. 

When a recession hits or new technology displaces your field, it's normal to feel a little blue. 

No one likes to get stuck in the mud, but once you're there it's tempting to never leave.

Paralyzation By Stress:

• Losing Money Is Very Emotional
• Remind Yourself Who You Want To Be
• Little Wins Have Immense Power

In this episode of "Residual Bulldog," Dan offers advice for those going through difficult times. 

The secret to advancement lies in writing the right plan.

Preparing for something will make a positive part of your brain click on.

"That low was so low."

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Are you following someone else's plan?

Is there a recipe to success?

Upon entering the network marketing world, it's common to follow a blueprint developed by an expert. 

However, just because a step-by-step program worked for someone else doesn't guarantee that it's useful for you. 

Experience and situations vary too widely to commit to any procedure completely.

Quick Bursts:

• Short Sprints Have Long Effects
• Consistency Is More Important Than Intensity
• Regularity Makes Old Challenges Easy

In this episode of "Residual Bulldog," Dan explains the process of forming new habits. 

Poach the outlines of others until your methodology is correct. 

Adjust and pivot your approach when it's appropriate.

Repetition turns actions into habits.

"There's no perfect way."

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Are you trustworthy?

Do you rely solely on your reputation?

Selling to friends and family used to be the main method people used to move their products. 

Talking someone into a sale may work from time to time, but typically spoils the relationship. 

Even if they're happy with their purchase, you only know so many people.

Building Lead Machines:

• All Salespeople Already Have A Funnel
• Inflate And Organize Your Offer And Message
• The Internet Expedites Eventual Success

In this episode of "Residual Bulldog," Dan and Steve Larsen break down the perks of creating problems for others. 

Anytime someone buys anything, they're also purchasing the issues that come with it. 

Learn how to spot valuable dilemmas that other sellers are neglecting.

"Not every problem pays you the same when you solve it."

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Do you focus entirely on business?

Is there value in stepping away?

Creating events that the whole family can enjoy is difficult. 

Different schedules and age groups become hurdles.

Discovering one-on-one activities is easier and just as impactful.

Sneaking In Time:

• Your System Should Handle Most Situations
• Expect A Laundry List When You Return
• Dreading Work Means That You Had Fun

In this episode of "Residual Bulldog," Dan describes the final few days of his irresponsible adventure with his son. 

Long drives provide the opportunity to converse and connect.

You can't remember what you didn't do.

"If you serve, the rest of it will work out."

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Do you make major sacrifices for work?

Are you addicted to being overloaded?

Starting and maintaining a business requires an immense amount of time and effort. 

However, pursuing a goal frequently becomes exhausting.

Supporting a family is motivation to go the extra mile, but often turns into an excuse for missing valuable moments.

Once In A Lifetime:

• Children Grow Up Really Fast
• New Experiences Will Refill Your Tank
• Memories Can Be Treasured Forever

In this episode of "Residual Bulldog," Dan reflects upon the benefits of making time for loved ones. 

Declining trips and vacations may feel productive but tends to lead to exhaustion and a lack of focus. 

Let yourself reap the rewards of your hard work.

"Had I missed that piece of my life, it would have taken me a long time to forgive myself."

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Are you a really sweet person?

Do you want to make everyone happy?

Many people are raised to be conscientious to their family, neighbors, and community. 

It's admirable to be fair and polite, but having good manners doesn't mean that you have to include everyone under the sun all of the time. 

Specificity isn't a sin.

Soirees Of Significance:

• Different Gatherings Require Different Guest Lists
• Invite Those Who Will Enjoy The Party The Most
• The Best Get-Togethers Are Based On Similarities

In this episode of "Residual Bulldog," Dan explains the benefit of dealing with the proper clientele. 

Loose language and easy euphemisms may disguise what you're up to, but bait that is too broad will attract more than you want to catch. 

Being blunt about what you're doing isn't rude, it's respectful.

"We're Minnesota nice…"

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