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I want to share with you the four key things that you can use in your small business to achieve success. These are the same things that have made people like Warren Buffett billions of dollars through trading stocks on the stock market. I have invested up to $1,000,000 in the stock market, and I have learned many lessons along the way. In this post, I'll share the good, the bad, and the ugly with you. The first lesson I learned is that every stock investor tries to buy low and sell high. This is the ultimate goal for any...

If you're looking to grow a successful lawn care landscaping business, there are four key secrets that you must know. These aren't talked about very often, but they are the actual keys to success. In this YouTube video, the speaker shares his own experiences and the lessons he learned while growing his own business. Here's a breakdown of the four secrets he discusses: Buying new equipment: While everyone loves buying new equipment, it's important to calculate the revenue you need to make from that piece of equipment in order to break even. This means figuring out the price multiplied by...

  Mike here! Here are 13 life lessons that I've learned over the years that have helped me turn into a lawn care millionaire. One important lesson is to invest money only in areas where you have a knowledge or skill advantage. Investing in areas where you lack expertise is akin to throwing away your money. The key is to invest only in areas where you are among the top 10-15% of investors. Another lesson is to come to grips with the worst possible outcome. As you go through your entrepreneurial journey, bad things will happen, so you should envision...

In this video, I reveal some of the secrets that CRM software companies don't want their users to know. As someone who recently started my own CRM company CoPilot CRM, I know how these companies operate and what they're really after. First of all, most CRM software companies are focused on financial arbitrage, aiming to optimize for profit to appeal to investors looking for an exit within 3-5 years. They do this by cutting support and research and development while still maintaining a strong user base, knowing that it's difficult for users to leave their CRM due to the pain...