Tag Archive for: dan sullivan

Wanna Get Rich? Get Bad Grades

Heejin and I attended a Strategic Coach event last week, and what I love most about these events is meeting so many successful entrepreneurs who closely follow Dan Sullivan’s teachings […]Read More

Four Habits That Guarantee Success; Hire People With Habits Ingrained

Dan Sullivan is our favorite business coach and podcaster b/c of his straight forward advice and hugely successful track record. We’ve been implementing his ideas for years and we highly […]Read More

Rates Up Again; Is Good News Bad News or Good News? (It’s Both); Historic Rates

“When the trough gets smaller, the pigs get meaner.”  This is a Dan Sullivan quote Heejin and I both love, and it is a great reminder for us all when […]Read More

Real Estate = Relationships; Most Fail At Basic Steps

Real estate is built on relationships, yet many fail at the basics. Showing up on time, keeping promises, showing gratitude, and being interested in others—not just interesting—are simple habits that create credibility and lasting success.Read More

“Busy” Vs. Productive and Present; Busy Is Addiction

Many people confuse being busy with being productive, but busyness is often an addiction that prevents presence, focus, and real progress. Limiting daily tasks, slowing down, and prioritizing can lead to greater success and fulfillment.Read More

Scarcity vs. Abundance: A Mindset Shift for Success

The best business practices start with the right mindset. Dan Sullivan’s 10X Talk podcast breaks down the difference between scarcity and abundance thinking—and why the shift is essential for growth.Read More

Great Business Podcast: 10x Talk; Gratitude/Appreciation Essential

Tune into "10x Talk" with Dan Sullivan, a no-nonsense business podcast that pushes you to adopt a 10x growth mindset. Learn how focus, gratitude, and strong networks can transform your business and help you build an abundance mentality for lasting success.Read More
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