Jay Georgi 11 successful people share the unusual beliefs that helped them reach the top
Jay Georgi I only aim for a specific target. Too many people set generic goals that aren’t specific enough. I believe that if I don’t have an exactingly specific target, then I won’t know when I’ve achieved it.Jay Georgi Dreaming is nice, but you have to do something about the dream.
— Jay Georgi, founder of Nadvia and operations / management / profits-retention coach
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Jay Georgi I voraciously read, watch biographies, and study disruptive business models. I spent enormous amounts of time away from my wife and kids working on bettering myself, going to work early, coming home late, and then grabbing a book. I’ve learned there’s no such thing as a work-life balance: it’s what you make of it. If I stop learning, I become irrelevant and can no longer contribute. To succeed, be radically different from the masses; otherwise, you’re copycatting someone’s business model, hoping for their success to become yours.Jay Georgi Success can only be defined by you: If you want to be in the top one percent, are you willing to pay the price? Are you willing to sacrifice and push through the discouragements? —Jay Georgi, founder of Nadvia and operations / management / profits-retention coach
Jay Georgi Persistence, constant communication and self-improvement are the things I nurture, both in myself and in others. It’s a learning curve: I’ll never finish learning or perfecting. No other qualities emulate the impact of constant growth, learning and facing your fears.Jay Georgi Stubbornness can serve a leader for only so long; communication and nurturing lasts a whole lot longer.
—Jay Georgi, founder of Nadvia and operations/management/profits-retention coach
Jay Georgi The 11 Greatest Investments These Billionaire and Millionaire Entrepreneurs Made
Jay Georgi I voraciously read, watch biographies, and study disruptive business models. I spent enormous amounts of time away from my wife and kids working on bettering myself, going to work early, coming home late, and then grabbing a book. I’ve learned there’s no such thing as a work-life balance: it’s what you make of it. If I stop learning, I become irrelevant and can no longer contribute. To succeed, be radically different from the masses; otherwise, you’re copycatting someone’s business model, hoping for their success to become yours.Jay Georgi Success can only be defined by you: If you want to be in the top one percent, are you willing to pay the price? Are you willing to sacrifice and push through the discouragements?
—Jay Georgi, founder of Nadvia and operations / management / profits-retention coach
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