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The Fastest Way To Build A One-Person Business
Starting your own business can be an exciting journey, especially if you’re a creative person with skills to share. Imagine making your first $1,000 as a one-person business in just 60 days.
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Your Brain Is a Time Machine
The primary function of the brain is to record past events and use that information to predict the future, which is crucial for survival. Here are a few additional points that can be made to expand on this idea.
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Newsletter: How To Build An Audience With Zero Followers
Many people mistakenly believe that successful people always had large followings, but the truth is, everyone starts somewhere. Understanding the real experiences behind gaining followers can help you navigate your own path more effectively.
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Don’t Find A Niche, Become The Niche
You might feel pressured to fit into a mold or follow the advice of others who have come before you. The truth is, the most authentic and valuable niche is you. Here are some tips.
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How and Why to Master the Art of Persuasion
In today’s world, mastering the art of persuasion is more important than ever. You likely use persuasion every day without realizing it.
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5 Essentials in Your Business
The truth is, your business can only grow as much as you do. When you invest in improving yourself, you increase your ability to learn and help others. A larger you translates to a stronger and more capable team.
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Quitting and Persistence are Necessary for Success
Quitting can feel like a failure, but it’s important to rethink what success really means. Understanding when to quit can be as valuable as persisting through tough times.
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Discover Your True Calling
Trying to follow your dreams and do what you love is admirable, but finding that one thing you’ll always love is nearly impossible. Love and passion come and go. What’s sustainable is liking something.
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Newsletter: Rewriting Happiness to Enable More Enjoyment, Satisfaction, and Meaning in Life
What is the distinction between happiness and satisfaction? Happiness often refers to short-term feelings and emotions, while satisfaction is a more lasting state. Happiness can come from enjoyable experiences, but satisfaction is connected to achieving long-term goals.