I wanted to talk about cooperation because this is something that I found very difficult when I first got started in business when I first started being interested in entrepreneurship. I had an attitude.



If you want it to be done right, you have to do it yourself. So I wanted to do everything, I wanted to be the best speaker, I wanted to be the best trainer, best presenter, best everything and quickly, I got pretty good at what I do. And this way, I wanted to do everything by myself, I wouldn...

I want to talk about commitment versus creativity.



When it comes to building your business, when it comes to showing up on your social media, when it comes to working with your team, when it comes to doing pretty much anything in your life, it will all be down to your commitment.

Now you see, if you're not committed very much, then you will say, “Oh, I can't think of anything to talk about on my video today.” If you're not very committed, you'll say, “Oh, I don't feel like talking to my t...

I want to talk to you about hard work versus talent and skill versus getting lucky. I want to talk about misconceptions that people have.



The first misconception people have is that you have to be talented in order for you to become successful in business, they say, “Oh, that rich person, that wealthy person, they must be very talented, they must have been born that way. They must have just haven't built in them.” But what I've learned from experience, what I've learned from studying succe...

This blog is about simplicity, excitement and speed. One of my mentors, Irina Oliver, that's her motto. That's her credit. She always says, “Three things you need for business is simplicity, excitement, and speed.” And it might look like such a simple concept. Like it's not enough, it can’t be it, it has to be more, it has to be more difficult, but it doesn't, think about it. Number one, simplicity.



The more complicated your business is, the less people will be able to repeat what you've...