Be Obsessed Or Be Average: Why Work-Life Balance is for Losers

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Sell To Survive" (2008): The definitive sales survival manual on how to SELL your way through any economy. his actions are done so well you end up falling in the trap untill you see how other people have worked to make there money and you relies. I've been a fan of Grant Cardone's obsessive nature for several years now; but it wasn't until the last two years that I become obsessed with success; during this period I dove in head first, into all of his books and audio programs.

Your purpose should be so enmeshed with your identity that if you’re not living into that purpose, you feel like you’re not being you.

Minutes later, SWAT police arrive and congregate outside, hearing a report Grant Cardone is supposedly 'unarmed', law enforcement apparently having enough intel to, wisely, conclude average police are not enough. In addition to speaking internationally to individuals, companies, and industry leaders on sales effectiveness, negotiating strategies, business development and business expansion, I am a regular contributor to networks including, Fox News, MSNBC, CNBC, Huffington Post, Business Week’s Business Exchange, The Wall Street Journal, CNN, Reuters, CNBC, Today Show and over 600 radio shows. No two definitions of success are the same, and striving towards anyone else's idea of success can never truly kindle an obsession. I agree with the sentiment that those who are "obsessed" with success will likely do far better than those who are not.

But even then I resisted bringing other people into the company because I had this idea that I didn’t want the headaches and costs that come with managing people. Desiring success is not enough; being obsessed with every single step, up to and including success, is what's needed.While I do understand that we need to try to get away from negative people, it is so easy and fun to dwell in the hateful troll basement. While the author is certainly animated and has a lot to say, his advice could have been condensed into three chapters at most. I don’t need to be the smartest person in the room—I don’t even need to be right—but I do need to be willing to control things.