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Relish your enemies! Nothing forces you to dig deep than a powerful enemy who will require more of you than you thought you had.

Assume 80% of people don't want to be a leader or work hard. That's why people love formulas. Sell them on the idea of letting systems take the place of hard work. When they say, "Anyone can do that," you know you're on to something.

Build as many "machines" as you can. The more formulas you can create, the more work gets done without you. This allows you to buy back time and use your time efficiently. It also creates duplication in your business.

Who do you share good news with? What do you gain when you share this news?

Be strategic who you share all your news with. You'll be surprised how many people will be envious of your success and might even find ways to sabotage you. Your inner circle must be small and well curated.

Originals by Adam Grant. I like to read things that challenge my existing beliefs. One thing that surprised me was a study that showed, "Entrepreneurs who kept their day jobs had 33 percent lower odds of failure than those who quit."

Understand the difference between taking a thought-out, calculated risk and quitting your job without thinking at least five moves ahead.

Hard times. They create capitalists. Negative trends. They create buying opportunities. Painful cycles. They create generational wealth.

Train yourself to find an opportunity every time you see a crisis. Understand that life is like a pendulum. Excess of anything leads to a swing back in the other direction. Signing up for the webinar on Generational Wealth will clue you in to many of these.