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Thursday, August 1, 2013
FOUR COMMON MISTAKES THAT MILLIONAIRES MAKE!
I have known many millionaires for several years and many of them talk to me about their businesses, difficulties, and about regular mistakes they make as they go on their ventures. I am a Medical Doctor who holds a Master of Business Administration (MBA), a Master of Public Health (MPH), also attended Law School, and have been a Director for large health care organizations in North America and currently serving as a USA Federal Government Projects and Contracts Leader, with extensive experience in business operations, contract management, innovation, human capital management, and enterprise improvement; I continuously guide several millionaires and entrepreneurs about simple mistakes and how to prevent them, and also lecture across the world about self-improvement and motivation strategies.
Sadly, I hear the same regrets over and over. they say, 'I wish I'd have....", or "I should have...", or "in retrospect, it would have been easier if I had....," and so on. By avoiding the following mistakes many millionaires are making, the potential for you to grow your money and business faster, and easier will only increase.
MILLIONAIRE MISTAKE # 1 - TOO BUSY TO CONNECT: Millionaires I usually speak with tell me they would have received better results much faster if they had only spent more focused time contemplating and connecting with other smart, highly successful entrepreneurs, business owners, and innovators. Staying plug into the biggest market trends is a best practice of many successful millionaires. This helps them be 'in touch', be 'in the know' with their markets to maintain their edge and stay ahead of the exponential curve. In today's world, you can never rest on your laurels of success. You have always to innovate, learn and be on top of what is currently going on. So stay connect!
MILLIONAIRE MISTAKE # 2 - FOCUSING TOO MUCH ON PENNY-PINCHING: The reality is that millionaires find their success and lives improved, enriched, and elevated when they take the 'Four Seasons' approach. Joining a connected concierge to tthe top businesses, people, and leisurely activities that world has to offer, and having access to VIP opportunities for attending elite events and connecting with the smartest people in the world, is one of the things super-successful millionaires wished they would have embraced sooner.
MILLIONAIRE MISTAKE # 3 - TRYING TO DO IT ALL THEMSELVES: The reality is that collective genius trumps rugged individualism. Connecting with the power of high-achieving entrepreneurs and industry transformers is something tip millionaires see as a shortcut that they wished they had taken sooner. Prosperous millionaires state that when one is connected to the best people and ideas, it opens doors much quicker and easier. This way, your list of connections expands and includes some of the most powerful, successful, and brightest minds on the planet from dozens of fields and disciplines. Millionaires who use 'collective genius' to gain access to otherwise inaccessible experts and opportunities across multiple industries can clearly accelerate their success.
MILLIONAIRE MISTAKE # 4 - FOCUSING ON NON-ELEGANT IDEAS: Wise millionaires know one elegant idea is worth more than 1,000 semi-good ideas. An elegant idea can bring simplicity to complexities, eliminate unnecessary nonsense, and leave you with a refined sense of what needs to be done, plus reveal the opportunities you need to pursue. One primary and profitable resource of elegant, useful ideas for millionaires and affluent entrepreneurs that I use and recommend is 10XTalk.com; however there are many others which are useful as well, and worth searching based on your line of business and special interests.
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