Apply Einstein's Three Rules of Work To Grow Your Sales
Einstein's genius was shown by his love of laughter.
Is it a sign of wisdom and intelligence to make things complex or to simplify them while still making things better?
Einstein had
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Einstein's genius was shown by his love of laughter.
Is it a sign of wisdom and intelligence to make things complex or to simplify them while still making things better?
Einstein had
Howdy, fellow Twitter Person.
Since you are reading this page, you probably got here directly from my Twitter profile.
Since you got here out of curiosity, here's a little bit about me...
Wes, I'd be fine if I could just get more traffic. Can you get me more traffic? Can you get me quality traffic? Can you get me quality traffic fast? Can you get me quality traffic fast and cheap?"
Good. Fast. Cheap. Pick two.
That's life in the big city...
Stephen Covey was mostly right when he said
Begin with the end in mind."
If one does not know to which port one is sailing, no wind is favorable."
Seneca, the OG high-performance-guru, philosopher, and stoic uttered those profound words around the time the New Testament was being written.
About 1800 years later another cool cat said much the same thing:
Duffy Daugherty was a great coach for the Michigan State Spartans and lead them to two national championships in the '60's.
He was a fan of running the football because
Three things can happen when you put a ball in the air—and two of them are bad."