Archive for May, 2010

It’s been several months now since I’ve joined the I-phone clan, and I can resoundingly say it has changed my life and business for the better, with all it’s amazing capabilities.

In this article, I’m going to share with you the Top 10 apps I’ve come across (both free and paid), that have made a significant difference for me, either in business, internet, productivity, lifestyle or relationships.

I’ve tested hundreds of the most popular and most downloaded apps from itunes, and scanned through reviews and video’s of hundreds more. You can be confident I’ve given a large majority of apps consideration when putting together this list.

1. The Google App

This App puts all your google accounts in one place: calendar, docs, talk, tasks, reader, notebook and more! Many of them have been modified to perform best on your iphone, so enjoy the simplified layouts and fast speed. It’s free and an absolutely essential addition to your iphone. The voice recognition software for google searches means you don’t have to bumble around typing stuff when you’re out and about. Just speak and google will spit back exactly what you’re after.

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Wayne Pickstone is a highly acclaimed health practitioner who endorses natural solutions to a healthy, vitalic life. His methods have been proven with hundreds of clients (mainly investors, marketers and business executives) to reduce stress, improve energy levels and lower disease.

Although I only had Wayne for a short period, we did get to speak about some key concepts I hope will help you in your journey!

Full Transcript ( Click here to view full transcript )

You’ve heard me talk a bit about outsourcing in previous posts.

If you’re doing it alone, eventually you’ll be doing stuff that’s just treading water, and treading water is not a percentage of the growth of the business. It’s hours. There’s only a certain amount of hours in a day, and if you’re doing things that directly generate revenue, you’re not only losing time but money aswell.

It will get to the point where it becomes three hours a day, four hours a day, five hours a day, six hours a day and eight hours a day where all you’re doing is treading water and remember, if you’re not swimming forward, eventually, it will kill your business.

Concentrate on your strengths. Know what your strengths are and that’s what you want to focus on in your business, and try to delegate everything else.

Know the value of your time. This is very important!! Here’s a quick little exercise that we can do.

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Director, Lifestyle Practitioner Academy, Serial entrepreneur, Speaker, Former Bodybuilding and Power Lifting Champion

Before you even think about being wealthy, you need to be healthy. This was a fantastic call about the fitness mindset. As an owner, trainer and speaker in fitness for over a decade, I asked Adam about the patterns and behaviours of his fittest and healthiest clients. You’ll be astounded by what he said, and how easy it is to dramatically change your habits for a healthier life now!

In this interview you will discover:

- How Adam used visualisation to excel at body-building

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Entrepreneurs are usually full of great ideas. Lots of them.

And if you’ve even had a mild taste of success, you’ll find more and more opportunities come to your desk every day, each promising good returns. Someone like Donald Trump would get hundreds of people knocking on his (well gate-kept) door to do projects with.

My question to you is, do you have a system of identifying what projects you choose and what you don’t choose? I ask this question as it is one that I have been and regularly face when people come to me for joint ventures, and it’s forced me to look at specifically what I want out of business, and life.

And at a recent mastermind group, my peers shared their thoughts on not being clear about what you want. Because this is a guaranteed way to get nowhere fast.

So I’ve tried to keep it simple, and used the acronym…. (F.A.S.T.)2!

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