...continued from my previous post
From the previous post we know about Mark:
1) He dreamed and belived in it. Visualized big houses and imagined
2) He enjoyed his present moment with no matter how less he had. Feeling good all the
time
3) Very optimistic and listened to his instinct, no matter how hard things got.
4) He was determined and fearless, jumping into it it and trusting that he will figure a way out
Lets get back to his story....
So because he did something against the manager, he got fired. After he got fired the first thing
he did was went out and partied with his friends. He partied hard and was feeling good. He got back and was ready to start his company. He came up with a name and started calling old clients. Two of them agreed and other things started falling in place. He worked hard and built the trust. It was not about money but he was enjoying every moment of it. He made $15k the first year.
Mark Says:
"That first year in business was incredible. I remember sitting in that little office till 10pm and then still being so pumped up, I would drive over to the gym I belonged to and run 5 to 10 miles on the treadmill going through that day, and the next in my head. Other days I would get so involved with learning a new piece of software that I would forget to eat and look up at the clock thinking it was 6 or 7pm and see that it was 1am or 2am. Time would fly by."
He was passionate, hard working and visualized his plan.
Mark read all the books and magazines just to get one idea that could be BIG. All these books
were available in the public domain but no one bothered to read. This gave him a huge knowledge advantage. He also talks about the rise of Michael Dell and crossing path with Bill Gates. And how money makes you handsome ;)
Some Business lessons along the way: "Always ask yourself how someone could preempt your products or service. How can they put you out of business? Is it price? Is it service? Is it ease of use? No product is perfect and if there are good competitors in your market, they will figure out how to abuse you. It's always better if you are honest with yourself and anticipate where the problems will come from. The 2nd lesson is to always run your business like you are going to be competing with Microsoft. They may not be your direct competitor. They may be a vendor. They may be a direct competitor and a vendor. Whatever they may be to your business, if you are in the technology business, you have to anticipate that you will in some way have to compete with Microsoft at some point. I ask myself every week what I would do if they entered any of my businesses. If you are ready to compete with Microsoft, you are ready to compete with anyone else."
So what do we now know about Mark and his way to the top:
1) He dreamed and belived in it. Visualized big houses and imagined
2) He enjoyed his present moment with no matter how less he had. Feeling good all the
time
3) Very optimistic and listened to his instinct, no matter how hard things got.
4) He was determined and fearless, jumping into it it and trusting that he will figure a way out
5) He worked hard and built trust and good will with people
6) He did not do it only for money, he was enjoying every moment of it.
7) He was passionate and always visualized with 100% certainty
8) He was aware and always open to read and learn. He kept his eyes open and learned his lessons. He kept adjusting his actions based on what he learnt.
So how did he made it to extreme riches....as you can see all his actions are in line with laws of attraction...wait for the final part to see how everything fell together.
From the previous post we know about Mark:
1) He dreamed and belived in it. Visualized big houses and imagined
2) He enjoyed his present moment with no matter how less he had. Feeling good all the
time
3) Very optimistic and listened to his instinct, no matter how hard things got.
4) He was determined and fearless, jumping into it it and trusting that he will figure a way out
Lets get back to his story....
So because he did something against the manager, he got fired. After he got fired the first thing
he did was went out and partied with his friends. He partied hard and was feeling good. He got back and was ready to start his company. He came up with a name and started calling old clients. Two of them agreed and other things started falling in place. He worked hard and built the trust. It was not about money but he was enjoying every moment of it. He made $15k the first year.
Mark Says:"That first year in business was incredible. I remember sitting in that little office till 10pm and then still being so pumped up, I would drive over to the gym I belonged to and run 5 to 10 miles on the treadmill going through that day, and the next in my head. Other days I would get so involved with learning a new piece of software that I would forget to eat and look up at the clock thinking it was 6 or 7pm and see that it was 1am or 2am. Time would fly by."
He was passionate, hard working and visualized his plan.
Mark read all the books and magazines just to get one idea that could be BIG. All these books
were available in the public domain but no one bothered to read. This gave him a huge knowledge advantage. He also talks about the rise of Michael Dell and crossing path with Bill Gates. And how money makes you handsome ;)Some Business lessons along the way: "Always ask yourself how someone could preempt your products or service. How can they put you out of business? Is it price? Is it service? Is it ease of use? No product is perfect and if there are good competitors in your market, they will figure out how to abuse you. It's always better if you are honest with yourself and anticipate where the problems will come from. The 2nd lesson is to always run your business like you are going to be competing with Microsoft. They may not be your direct competitor. They may be a vendor. They may be a direct competitor and a vendor. Whatever they may be to your business, if you are in the technology business, you have to anticipate that you will in some way have to compete with Microsoft at some point. I ask myself every week what I would do if they entered any of my businesses. If you are ready to compete with Microsoft, you are ready to compete with anyone else."
So what do we now know about Mark and his way to the top:
1) He dreamed and belived in it. Visualized big houses and imagined
2) He enjoyed his present moment with no matter how less he had. Feeling good all the
time
3) Very optimistic and listened to his instinct, no matter how hard things got.
4) He was determined and fearless, jumping into it it and trusting that he will figure a way out
5) He worked hard and built trust and good will with people
6) He did not do it only for money, he was enjoying every moment of it.
7) He was passionate and always visualized with 100% certainty
8) He was aware and always open to read and learn. He kept his eyes open and learned his lessons. He kept adjusting his actions based on what he learnt.
So how did he made it to extreme riches....as you can see all his actions are in line with laws of attraction...wait for the final part to see how everything fell together.
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