When you want to tap into the power of “connecting” with your friends or business colleagues, remember it’s not who you know … it’s WHO KNOWS YOU that counts most.
Consider the implications of “Metcalfe’s Law“. I won’t go into the formula (you can read about it at Wikipedia), but I will tell you it all started with telephone networks. Then it went into fax networks. Then to operating systems. And then the Internet.
Today, all the hype is about “social networking” sites, right?
Side Note: In 1843, a Scottish mechanic named [Read more…]
If you’re an author or infopreneur who wants to sell more books (or info products) without having to travel to bookstores or speak at seminars, then the 
“Cogito, ergo sum” (“I think, therefore I am”) is the philosophical statement first delcared by 
In 2006, my good friend Stephen M.R. Covey wrote his international best-seller, 
Remember those old Wide World of Sports specials on Saturday afternoons?
Entrepreneurial “Idiot” or “Mystic?” – You Judge…
It’s titled, “How come THAT idiot’s rich and I’m Not?” and although he writes that the “idiot” in him made him wealthy (on page 21), if you get and read his book, you my feel he’s more of an entrepreneurial “mystic” of sorts.
You be the judge by listening to our live Virtual Book Tour. All I know is that Robert’s first sentence of the fifth paragraph on page 29 is worth 100 times what you’ll pay for his book.
I’ve been thinking about that 4-word sentence because it’s the most obvious, yet thought-provoking sentence I’ve read in a long time.
Here’s the sentence: “Real wealth is time.”
When you think about it, what the mega-wealthy buy most [Read more…]