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Find a Mentor, Preferably One Who Will Provide Advice for Free, Who Will Take You Through the Basics.
Gary North

The best way to avoid killer mistakes is to run your ideas past an experienced person who can spot familiar errors in a few seconds. Sometimes these mentors will volunteer their services. Here is where you locate them.... keep reading

How I Deal With My Perfectionism as an Author. It's Cheap. It's Easy. And It Really Works.
Gary North

F. A. Hayek and Cornelius Van Til both told me this: "Don't be a perfectionist when you write a book." But they did not tell me how to escape this affliction. In 1994, I figured it out. It costs an extra three dollars per book title... keep reading

The Number-One Problem That Every Business Faces. You Must Solve This One to Prosper.
Gary North

Rare is the businessman who takes steps to overcome this universal problem. In the newsletter business and subscription website business, we know it's a huge problem and we take specific steps to solve it. Imitate us.... keep reading

If You Are a Perfectionist, You Have a Major Barrier to Success.
Gary North

Perfectionism seems to be a blessing. It makes people take care in their work. But there are times when it can keep you from finishing. Here's how to know when to be less than perfect.... keep reading

What I learned From Akio Morita: The Quest for the Best Can Sometimes Undermine the Good
Gary North

I learned this lesson by studying the career of Akio Morita, who created Sony. This lesson has saved me a lot of grief. But it is very hard to honor.... keep reading

The Most Important Rule in Making a Voluntary Change in Your Career
Gary North

Assuming that you have not just been fired, the following rule of career advancement should always be regarded as unbreakable. Yet most men break it -- maybe more than once in their careers.... keep reading

What You Should Learn from Bob Hope's Career: Be Alert to an Opportunity at Exactly the Right Time.
Gary North

In 1941, Bob Hope made a discovery which launched his career into the stratosphere. He had been a star. This made him a super-star . . . this, plus one additional fact: World War II. He saw an opportunity where no one else ever had. This is the goal of every entrepreneur.... keep reading

A Growing Army of Chinese Scientists and Engineers Is on the March. Are You in Its Path?
Gary North - August 17, 2005

China is now graduating over 450,000 scientists and engineers each year. India is not far behind. These people work for 20% of what comparably trained Americans are paid. If you are in their path, you had better get out of the way. Fast.... keep reading

How to Get a Crucial Edge over the Person on the Other Side of the Bargaining Table.
Gary North

If you could get one piece of information before the bargaining begins, what would you choose? See if you agree with what I would choose.... keep reading

How to Gain a Permanent Edge on Your Competitors. It Has to Do With Psychology.
Gary North

I find this one extremely difficult to implement consistently, yet it is obvious the moment you understand it. It is a sure-thing money-maker. Your competitors will resist it.... keep reading

My Role Model, Age 17: What I Learned from a Friend, a Straight-A Student Who Went to the Olympics
Gary North - August 12, 2005

There are two Faustian bargains. The famous one, you should avoid. The other one, you should imitate. For almost years, I have.... keep reading

The Rolling Stones Are Rolling Again, and the Millions Will Roll In. Retirement? Ha! Let's Imitate Them.
Gary North

Mick & Co. are coming out of the retirement they never went into. They are a model for us all. Need an extra $10 million, net, or so? Hit the road! Here, I analyze their marketing strategy. Then I discuss the Grateful Dead's different strategy, which is still working.... keep reading

J. C. Agajanian: How to Become a Millionaire on Garbage and Pigs -- A Lesson for Us All
Gary North

Armenians make fortunes in the most amazing ways. Here is one of my favorite examples. I remember it because, at age 9, I was part of J. C. Agajanian's garbage empire.... keep reading

What I Told High School Students About the Basics of Success for a Career in Business
Gary North

If I had understood these principles when I was 17, and if I had followed through, my life would have been very different. At least I discovered these insights by age 50. Better late than never.... keep reading

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