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How to Have An Awesome Life

24. April 2012

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Since compounding is the approach I use as an investor, a book titled “The Compound Effect” by Darren Hardy caught my attention so I downloaded it on my Kindle. Even better, Darren Hardy started in business as a real estate agent in California, so it’s easy to adopt his ideas for our businesses. Today he [...]

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Book Recommendation: The Compound Effect

15. January 2012

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The book titled “The Compound Effect” by Darren Hardy caught my attention so I downloaded it on my Kindle. Even better, Darren Hardy started in business as a real estate agent in California, so it’s easy to adopt his ideas for our businesses, because he has walked a similar path. Today he is the editor [...]

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Never Break The Chain – The Productivity Secret of Jerry Seinfeld & Dan Kennedy

26. September 2011

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I recently read an article on Lifehacker.com where the writer shared Jerry Seinfeld’s productivity secret. The author, Brad Issac met Seinfeld and asked him how to become a better comic. Seinfeld’s answer was… “Never Break The Chain” Seinfeld went on to suggest that the way to become a better comic was to write jokes every [...]

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The Maverick Multiplier

11. April 2011

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In This Issue Rob’s World: Do You Network with Other Action Takers? Feature Article: The Maverick Multiplier (Trademarked!) Critical Reads: Trump Buys Trophy Real Estate At Bottom of Market The Funnies: Different Ways of Looking At Things This week’s newsletter will be slightly different than normal, because I’m including a weekly planning tool that I [...]

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Brainwashing & The Price We Pay

18. March 2011

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Every day I read various investment newsletters, emails and news feeds on the economy and the real estate market. Now I’m watching the crises in Japan and am hoping the nuclear situation resolves without any additional damage. In the past, I never paid attention to the “news” or the economy. Today, it has become a [...]

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