Are you ready to take on new projects?

Can you handle the workload that comes with it?

It's important to have mentors in all aspects of life. 

Having someone around who has seen how the process works will save you valuable time down the road. 

Choosing the right partner is important because you can't do it all.

Replace those who require constant supervision.

New Construction:

• Sprucing Up Old Houses Is Not The Only Approach
• A Brand New Building Is Worth More Than Character
• Moving Too Fast Can Cost You

In this episode of "Residual Bulldog," Dan describes the process of opening a general contracting business when he was younger.

Disreputable project managers can destroy profits in a very short period of time.

It's difficult to sue someone who doesn't have a lot of money.

"His house of cards was about to fall over."

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Are you comfortable jumping into new fields?

Do you become stubborn when money has been wasted? Entering an unfamiliar sector usually means disaster for an existing company.

Rebranding an established name is normally a sign to run for the hills.

You may come up with the next great idea for a software application, but the developers in Silicon Valley will find a way to make it better and kick you out of the market.  Covering The Cost:

• Initial Investments Can Be Staggering
• Efficient Systems And Processes Are Necessary

Accept When Something Isn't Working In this episode of "Residual Bulldog," Dan delivers the second installment of his journey into real estate investing.

Failed endeavors are depressing, but committing completely to the next project is the best way to get rid of the blues.

A new plan is a path to being positive. "It looks like sunshine and roses."

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Did you know as a kid what you wanted to do for a living?

Has your journey led you closer to that goal?

Our inclinations hit us early. 

Throughout the years, there are reasons to take alternative paths; but experience accumulates giving you the wisdom to pursue never-ending interests. 

Entrepreneurs should expect failures mixed in with their wins.

Lessons Of The Trade:

• Allow Ambition To Guide Your Moves
• Hard Work Will Create Your Current
• Adapt Your Approach Whenever Necessary

In the centennial episode of "Residual Bulldog," Dan details the decisions and events that have led to his present position. 

It's rarely a direct line from a desire to satisfaction.

Circumventing obstacles has a way of preparing you for future adventures.

"I'm an action-taker…I do stuff."

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Are there holes in your game?

Do you know when you're bad at something?

Being an entrepreneur requires an immense amount of selling.  

It doesn't matter if it's your product or yourself, it all comes down to sales.  

Anyone who claims that they aren't good at delivering presentations simply hasn't practiced enough.  

Developing 'Ninja Lips' takes thousands of hours of repetition.

The Cloudy Brain Of Adulthood:

• Children Aren't Scared Of Being Awful
• Lessons Lie In Bombing
• No One Remembers In Time

In this episode of "Residual Bulldog," Dan explains how to get better at anything in life.  Everyone is bad in the beginning.

Keep trudging along and you will eventually plow through mistakes.

Becoming a master requires dedication even when you're alone.

"Embrace the suck."

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What do you do for a living?

Are you scared to actually answer that question?

Adults who are meeting for the first time commonly ask about each other's profession.  

This custom is usually served as an ice breaker, but also offers the opportunity to discover potential business partners.

Oddly, network marketers tend to use labels that disguise what they do.

Conversation Control:

• Be Blunt About Being An Entrepreneur
• Don't Waste Valuable Minutes Avoiding Your Subject
• No One's Going To Run Away From The Conversation

In this episode of "Residual Bulldog," Dan advocates owning your persona.

A few people may be disgusted or hold preconceived stigmas about network marketing, but most people are clueless to the industry.

Open minds are easy to mold.

"Grab them by the collar and drag them into the bush."

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How would potential buyers perceive your company?

What is your business worth objectively?

Vanity makes us believe that we are the most integral part of our organization.  

Avoid the gravity of narcissism.

A high level of ability, consistent quality, and committed dedication will eventually supersede the brand in comparison to the individuals who created it.  

The market doesn't care about your dreams, it cares about your record.

Elevate The Name:

• Conventional Investors Crave Predictability
• Network Marketing Requires An Initial Overload Of Effort
• Duplication Appears After A Certain Threshold

In this episode of "Residual Bulldog," Dan delivers a reminder that you are not an individual in capitalistic competition; you are a teammate.

At a certain point, personal agendas must be disregarded or subjugated for the betterment of the whole.

There are different ways to reach desirable goals.

"…there's nothing better than getting your teeth knocked in…"

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Do you get butterflies before presentations?

How do you dispel nervous energy?

Isolation has a way of letting loose ends stick around in your program. There is nothing like a live audience to force you to get to the point.

Your message will become succinct the more frequently you explain it.

Building Blocks:

• Students Are More Focused on Grades Than Absorption
• Teachers Can't Be Responsible For Everything
• Hearing It Once Doesn't Add up Too Much

In this episode of "Residual Bulldog," Dan is less than an hour away from hosting a webinar for an enormous crowd.  

The opportunity to spread the core concepts of financial tutelage is upon him.  

Excitement and anticipation are closely linked.

"Repetition is the mother of learning."

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Did you expect to be poor when you grew up?

Did you assume that you were going to be a millionaire?

No matter where we are raised, our environment tends to mold the way we see the world.  

A child who came from middle class usually ends up in the middle class; a kid from Malibu assumes that they will have a six-figure income.  

It's difficult to break the chains of expectation.

Growing Mindset:

• Set Goals That Can Be Reached
• Believe That You Will Attain Your Goal
• Baby Steps Lead To Improvement

In this episode of "Residual Bulldog," Dan explains how to set up your child with a mindset of abundance.  

Adjusting to a higher standard of living gets harder as you get older.  

Shape their outlook while they're still young. Make them see that achieving is possible.

"Rarely do you see results tomorrow from actions taken today."

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Have you built a comfortable lifestyle?

Is your job too lucrative to leave?

Corporate careers require an immense amount of focus and effort.

Big salaries allow people to provide for their families and save for retirement.  

That security is comforting, but if they worked half as hard at creating a passive income then they would make more with less effort.

Golden Handcuffs:

• Never Ending Work Stress Is Unhealthy
• Entrepreneurs Want Everything Immediately
• Residual Rewards Are Worth It

In this episode of "Residual Bulldog," Dan explains how desire can impact your life.  

All of the coaching in the world is worthless without action.  

The right mindset will carry you through turbulent times, it only takes a decision to make it happen.

"I'm too stupid to quit."

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