1. Create sounds plans 2. Execute those plans (do the work) 3. Get honest with yourself 4. Become unstuck (whatever it takes) 5. Keep moving forward 6. Protect from the downside 7. Reinvest profits into assets 8. Keep learning 9. Add more value where possible 10. Be honest with your core competencies 11. Outsource everything … Continue reading 12 Quick Tips to be Great at Business
Have you ever had an idea or business that you wanted to implement? Do you want to know the difference between entrepreneurs that fail and entrepreneurs that succeed? The difference is so subtle that you just might miss it! Hi I’m Brock Laramee and today I’m writing about the reason where I have failed in … Continue reading Why most entrepreneurs fail
Have you ever been stoked after learning something new? Studies show that CEOs read on average of 52 books per year. You may not want to be a CEO, but you can benefit from this habit — even if only reading 5-10 annually. I believe of all the value that I provide to the world, … Continue reading Readers are leaders
Luckily, I have a blog where I can post things that matter to me. If you are interested in entrepreneurship, let’s play with some ideas here regarding transportation. After doing my monthly budget, I’m always looking at my transportation costs in astonishment. Transportation is ripe for new solutions. Let’s look at my costs here: MONTHLY … Continue reading Transportation: An industry ripe for disruption
We've all heard it before "save your money for a rainy day." People love saying this! There's even a lot of truth to it. But for the budding entrepreneur it's important to know exactly what's valuable and misleading about this statement (and all the other "save your money" sayings). In Thomas Anderson's famous book The … Continue reading The Misleading Nature of “Save Your Money” and What To Do About It
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