Lessons I learn from Michael Dell

Hi friends, how are we doing today?


Today, I would like to share a short and simple Lesson today.


Eventhough this blog post is a short one, but the lesson is worth millions of dollars if you apply it in your Business, YES!


OK, this lesson I shared here is what I learnt from Michael Dell.


If you don't know who is Michael Dell, you better check it out on Google.


Lessons I learnt from Michael Dell

First of all, DO NOT simply start a business just because everyone else is doing it or it looks like it is a way to make tones of money.

You only start a business because:

- You found something that you really love doing and you are so passionate about it.

- You found something unique that you can do much better than anyone else.

- You really want to make a big contribution to society over a long period of time.



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May you all have an awesome day there.


Best Wishes,
Grace Jee
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Has This Ever Happened To You?

By Ari Galper

Earlier this year, I did something against my better judgment that I’ve promised myself I’ll never do again.

As you probably know, in January I held my famous “Sales Breakthrough” live intensive seminar in Los Angeles attended by a sold out crowd.

Whenever I announce a high-impact training like this, we typically get calls into our office from sales executives from large companies asking if they can send one of their people to “check us out” to see if it’s a program they want to bring in-house.

And when they mean “check us out”, they mean coming for free, no charge, zero investment.

Their thinking goes like this: “Hey, we’re a big company and if you let us attend for free, we shouldn’t have to pay anything – of course we can afford it – but a promise to consider hiring you, is enough clout to let us in at no charge.”