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Success Is About Four Things: Money, Time, Relationships, and Service

Success Is About Four Things: Money, Time, Relationships, and Service

A wise man once told me that we all have just Four Legacies to leave future generations. The first legacy is Financial Freedom. This involves spending less than you make, investing the balance, and creating a bigger life, not necessarily a bigger lifestyle. The second legacy is Time Freedom or the ability to take time for yourself and others. This leads to the third legacy which is Relationship Freedom and the desire to build solid, long-lasting, engaged relationships. And lastly, the first three can’t help but lead to Service Freedom – and we’re all here to be of service to one another. Let’s get started...

Money Freedom

Money Freedom

Money Freedom is elusive for most people. It’s because society has taught us to want everything we want, and believe that we can have it right away. We’re a 24-easy monthly payment society and it’s the root cause of the economy today. Money Freedom doesn’t have to be elusive... in fact, it can be closer than you think. The key is playing the game we all play with money by the rules of winners, not of losers. It’s about changing your mindset. Ready to play The Money Game to win?

Time Freedom

Time Freedom

Time Freedom is more than how many days off a year do you have. It’s about having the ability to create efficiencies within your life that allow you more free time to do what you wish. It’s about realizing that there are aspects of what you do that you can outsource to other people and new technologies. And most importantly, time freedom allows you to pursue what you really, really deep down want to do. And what might that be...?

Relationship Freedom

Relationship Freedom

Relationship Freedom at its’ core is adding more value to other people than you can possibly ever expect to get in return. It’s the philosophies behind books like The Go-Giver, Never Eat Alone, and How To Win Friends And Influence People. And at the heart of Relationship Freedom is a P.O.W.E.R. that most people never get to fully access. Give me one hour of your time and you’ll know exactly how to access it...

Service Freedom

Service Freedom

Service Freedom is a very simple concept. It’s the idea that we are all placed on this earth to be of service to one another in some way. While it’s true that each of us has a very unique set of skills, interests, hobbies, and values, our uniqueness is the gateway to help other people achieve everything they want to achieve. The challenge is achieving the first three legacies in order to live in Service Freedom forever. Those that do, never ever want for money, time, or relationships. Interested...?

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Tuesday, 22 September 2009 07:08

Ever gone to a seminar or a big conference and there's one or two speakers there who really make your pen fly?  And by that I mean you're frantically scribbling notes catching the gold nuggets they're dropping on you. 

It's happened to me twice in the past 4 days.

And I'm not one to shower praise on speakers because, quite frankly, there aren't that many out there with an original idea.  (I'll admit it, my ideas aren't THAT original: save money, make your time more valuable, make helping other people the center of your networking.  It's not like I'm developing new strains of bacteria to prevent Tourettes Syndrome.)  But sometimes you hear a speaker and their words haunt you for the next several days, and if you're lucky weeks or months.

On Friday, I caught Scott Ginsberg's presentation to the YPIowa Conference.  Scott is known as The Name Tag Guy.  He wears a nametag 24-7 and has for the past 10 years or more.  To describe him aptly, you could say he lives his brand.  To say he's committed doesn't adequately describe him.  I mean, c'mon, the dude has a tattoo of his nametag on his chest!

I know Andy Drish caught some of the messages as he was sitting at my table.  So were Tim Paluch, Shane Reiser, and Liz Nead.  I don't know what they took away, but here were the nuggets I got:

  • Be a living brochure for your own awesomeness
  • Writing is the basis of all wealth
  • Do people hear from you or about you?
  • Consistency is far better than rare moments of greatness
  • Ideas are free -- Execution is priceless

A couple of these are the reason I'm writing this now, the reason I got up to exercise the past two mornings, and the reason you (or your company) will soon hire me to speak.  (That was subliminal.)

The other speaker you're going to have to wait on.  I have lots more writing to do and my kids will be up soon.  Savvy?

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