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Business Success Secrets: Improving Yourself by 1% Daily

Hey,

Josh here from Investor Wealth Academy sitting 29 stories above the glitter of Times Square.

Lou and I are in New York this weekend on business and we were both super excited about some of the things going on in the real estate industry right now.

More on that later.

Over the last few years we have really seen extraordinary success in our own and our Mentoring students' businesses.

But, our success has not been because of lucky breaks or the people we know, and that goes for our students, too!

Did you know that a 1% change in your business can create a 100% difference in your success?

Yes 1%!

Think about it.

If you do what you've always done, you're going to get what you have always gotten!

That's a law of life and business.

Lou and I strive to make a 1% change in our business every day - to become better, do more, improve our systems.

That's the "secret" formula for becoming successful in anything you choose. Whether you want to become a black belt in karate, an Olympic athlete, or a multi-millionaire real estate mogul the same success principles apply.

Strive everyday to become 1% better,and I guarantee it will not take long before you've achieved unbelievable results!

~ Don't be a victim of your circumstances!

~ Write down your business goals so you can see daily what it is you want to achieve!

~ At the end of each day write down what you've done that day to change for the better!

~ Continue to educate yourself on a regular basis!

I buy every book, tape set, course, and bootcamp that I think will help me become better, because I know that even if I only receive one great idea or technique from each product, I've more than received my money's worth!

Have a great weekend and remember...

A 1% change in your business can create a 100% difference in your success.

Best of success and abundance,

Josh Brown
President, InvestorWealthAcademy.com

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