Weekly Update – March 25, 2020
A Note From Jim Routine Will Save the Day Navy Seals do it. I do it every day too. No, it’s not what you think! :-p It’s a routine to guide your day! I even have a one-page sheet I use to keep me on track. It helps me get the most done and still…
Weekly Update – March 19, 2020
A Note From Jim 3 Things you MUST do to Prepare for a Launch Right now my buddy, Russell Brunson, is launching his latest book, “Traffic Secrets” and it’s amazing. The launch for the book is even MORE amazing. Most people look at launches and think “Man, they’re lucky!” or “Only people with big lists…
Weekly Update – March 11, 2020
A Note From Jim Ideation => Creation => Promotion What do you get when you have a triangle that’s missing one side? I don’t know… but it’s not a triangle. It’s something else. You need all three sides of the triangle to have a triangle. Well guess what… you need all three sides of content…
Weekly Update – March 4, 2020
A Note From Jim Legitimately Changing Priorities… or Creative Procrastination? I recently spent an entire day with my team going over the next 6 months of activity in our business. We laid everything out on my 9-foot whiteboard. We detailed every step we needed to take. We put dates and deadlines with all the action items.…
Weekly Update – February 26, 2020
A Note From Jim “You can always edit a bad page. You can’t edit a blank page.” – Jodi Picoult This quote is by Jodi Picoult from her teaching. About Jodi Picoult: She is a Harvard educated writer with 14 million books in print whose credits include writing the scripts for Wonder Woman for DC…
Weekly Update – February 19, 2020
A Note From Jim Worrying vs. Doing Spend less time worrying about stuff and more time doing. That’s the mantra. I remember on one of my favorite TV shows, “Gold Rush,” one of the characters in the Klondike. He’s a hardened “Viking” named Tony Beets. His motto is basically, “We can stand around all day…
Weekly Update – February 12, 2020
A Note From Jim Which Is Better, Testimonials or Case Studies? People often confuse testimonials with case studies. A testimonial is where somebody says they got a specific result with your product or service, or they give their opinion about your product or service based on their experience with it. A case study is the…
When… [video]
Every year I go to Aruba with a stack of books because this is typically the time of year that I take a break and catch up on books I’ve wanted to read throughout the year. This year I took a suggestion from my assistant Soosan and bought a book by Daniel Pink titled, “When”. …
Turn any piece of content into a sales making machine when you fly under people’s anti-sales radar! [video]
Back in 2001 I was not in a great place though it turns out I had an awesome opportunity in front of me and I didn’t even know it. I had no money for ads and there wasn’t really anywhere to buy them… but I needed to stay on people’s radar. How did I do…
Weekly Update – February 5, 2020
A Note From Jim Reinventing Yourself: 3 Insights Every Entrepreneur Needs If you want to experience a change in your life so you can reach your goals and deepest desires, I’ve got a few insights for you that I hope will help you on your journey. Insight #1 – Change Is Scary for People Who…