Success

SEPTEMBER 5, 2022

Hogan’s example was cited several times by a 20-year-old American track sensation, Wilma Rudolph, who captured the title of “the fastest woman on earth” at the 1960 Olympics. But just three years later, in 2001, she was struck by a car on her way back to school from swim practice, and lost her left leg at the knee as a result.

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Small Business Labs

JULY 18, 2011

.  Key quote on the the largest group, 36% of respondents: " want to go back and forth between periods of work and leisure to suit their new lifestyle needs" This is a degree of flexibility not often found in today's workplace.    But we've seen examples of people creating this type of work. 

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On The Job

JULY 20, 2009

Having just the opposite experience was Jan Melnick , who said she found her online classes from 2004 to 2007 were a perfect fit for her busy lifestyle as a businesswoman and mother of three. “It For me, it worked very well for my lifestyle and my current career. There was no chance to articulate ideas and help form ideas.”

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The Shrink for Entrepreneurs

MAY 19, 2011

Individuals who had mastered both success, phenomenal lifestyle design AND social impact were left right and center. Blake Mycoskie, interviewed by summit founder Elliott Bisnow ( this short video of Elliott’s is totally worth checking out) in the ship’s auditorium, was the quintessential example of this mega-trifecta of success.

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Men With Pens

JANUARY 3, 2010

If you were, say for example, to add WishList Member to Men with Pens and offer a paid level of content, you would be, essentially, creating a product. For example, if you sell a book for $10, you might sell a workbook for $40. You may get your ebooks for free but you will have to pay $300 per hour to have a plumber come to your house.

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