For First-Class Progress
It’s been a while since the last time I featured a SundayTV post, and I thought this is a good time for you to ask three questions to yourself. ;-)
So, here’s Jim Rohn with 3 Questions You Should Ask Yourself:
Enjoy!
Oh, and really do ask those questions and, more importantly, give honest answers to yourself. ;-)
—Marcus
Imagine doctors tell you “you will never live independently again”. See what happened to Bill Cawley…
This tells me, again, to be aware of which messages we let into our life.
—Marcus Hochstadt
In today’s SundayTV show we have another must-know topic, the 7 Must Haves Of Entrepreneurial Success by David Nour. These must haves are so obvious when we hear them, but do we really execute? Successful entrepreneurs obviously do.
—Marcus Hochstadt
Al Pacino is a terrific actor. I love watching movies with him. In one of those movies he held an exceptional speech. Wanna see? Thought so… ;-)
It’s one of those we can use to push ourselves to new, unknown heights. Therefore, it’s an excellent choice for today’s SundayTV show…
Isn’t it incredible how he turned around the entire team in just 3 minutes?
—Marcus Hochstadt
Today’s SundayTV show perfectly fits to the entrepreneurial subjects we had this week on my blog. It shows Peter Jones‘ 10 Rules For Entrepreneurial Success. You may know Peter; he wrote the Bestseller Tycoon.
He packed his excellent tips into 2:20 minutes…
—Marcus Hochstadt
With today’s SundayTV show I want to give you a bit of important encouragement and motivation. It is a message that all great successful people, be it in (Internet) business, sport, self-help, art, science, and countless other industries and areas preach for centuries.
Without further ado, let’s watch this 2 minute inspirational video (instead of the tube ;-)…
I recommend to watch it again whenever you feel down.
Have a wonderful Sunday. :-)
—Marcus Hochstadt
Today’s SundayTV show features Sam Silverstein, motivational speaker and highly successful entrepreneur talking about excuses, what they cause, and how to avoid them.
You use them, I use them, we all use them at one point or another. The thing is to be aware of our excuses and to get rid of them by taking responsibility for our actions.
But before I get ahead of myself, let’s see and hear what Sam says…
—Marcus Hochstadt
Today’s SundayTV show features Steve Jobs, CEO and co-founder of Apple Computers, and his fabulous 2005 Stanford University speech. In plainspoken terms, his address struck a balance between the obstacles he has encountered during his notably public life and the lessons he has gleaned.
Entertainingly, he was wearing sandals and jeans under his black robe, which gave his speech a somewhat witty touch.
Wow, I get the creeps each time I watch it…
There’s more info about Steve Jobs’ speech at the Stanford University Web site. Enjoy!
—Marcus Hochstadt