Dividends paid long term


We’re always comparing ourselves to others.

We shouldn’t.

Comparing yourself to others and complaining about anything are your best friends of poverty.

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What if we showed up to work every day simply to be better than ourselves.

What if your objective every day was to become better than your yesterday self.

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I think that is a better WHY than your pay raise, your next sale, your next business… it pays great dividends on the long run.

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You don’t need to worry anymore for the next great idea Netanyahu, or what the Excel model of the FED have to say, about your company next quarter result, or that client that resists to “give work”, or the decisions of some guys pumping oil in doggy countries…

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If you improve yourself every day, you’ll be safe.

That’s my promise.

If you wake up with that sentence in your mouth every day, if you determine what you’ll improve today, and tomorrow, and the day after tomorrow in your skills, life, business or work… you’ll be unstoppable.

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I’m preparing something that will give you some ammunition in your efforts.

Let me know if you are interested here:

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