This week marks the 1-year anniversary of the publication of my first book, Marketing Yourself. Here's the replay of the Launch Party. During this 45-minute video, recorded last year, you can see: the book covers I (almost) used the 4 levels of a Personal Platform the 4 Cornerstones that elevate your platform to the next level [...]
In his book The Game Changer, Dr Jason Fox says that a game is anything that has goals, rules, and feedback. A good game balances all three of these against one another, to make an experience that can be so good it can be addicting. Work is often the opposite. Unclear goals, arbitrary rules, and confusing feedback (if there [...]
I play guitar with my thumbs. Not just my right thumb - itâs normal to use both the thumb and fingers when you are picking the strings - but my left thumb, too. On the frets of a guitar, you use the fingers of your non-dominant hand to hold down some of the six strings, [...]
The Marketing Yourself Intensive starts next week, Thursday, April 20th (which is the 19th for my North American friends). If youâre interested in joining me for this six-week program on how to increase your income, impact, and influence, then now is the time for you to sign up! Marketing Yourself Intensive Dates: 20th April [...]
When people ask me about a marketing technique and say, âdo you think this is going to work?â My answer is always the same. Only testing will tell. Â A lot of marketing is guesswork, but it doesnât have to stay that way. You make an experiment, and then measure your results. Instead of wondering [...]
Iâve been receiving some questions about the Marketing Yourself Intensive, a 6-week group program for experts and entrepreneurs. I thought you might find these answers helpful. (If you have another question not covered here, feel free to hit 'reply' and I'll get back to you right away.) â ========== Q: Is this a live program, [...]
If you think that play is something you only do separately after work, Iâd like to share this quote with you from the French diplomat and historian François-RenĂ© de Chateaubriand: âA master in the art of living draws no sharp distinction between his work and his play; his labor and his leisure; his mind and [...]
Todayâs article is written by guest author Corey Haines, founder of SwipeFiles.co. Steve Jobs once said âgood artists copy, great artists steal.â And before that, Pablo Picasso said, âGood artists borrow, great artists steal.â See the pattern? Everyone who publishes is standing on the shoulders of giants, and the more shoulders you have to stand on, [...]
[22 for 22] Get free 1-on-1 coaching with me Every new year brings with it a sense of possibility, a feeling that anything is possible if we set our minds to it. And one of the most effective ways to take advantage of this sense of possibility is by setting goals for the year ahead. [...]
Leonardo da Vinci looked at the world with the eye of an artist, and the raised eyebrow of a scientist. Arguably one of the most creative people who ever lived, he produced paintings, sculptures, feats of civil engineering, and breakthroughs in anatomy, hydrodynamics, and optics. Less than 20% of da Vinciâs notebooks have survived, totalling roughly 6,000 [...]