If you’re already a Success Circle Member, I want to give you a sneak preview of the information that you will be receiving shortly in your mailbox.

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INSIDE YOUR SEPTEMBER 2009 SUCCESS CIRCLE INTERVIEW:

Teleseminar Power: How to Leverage the Power of Teleseminars to Grow Your Business, with Michael Cage

We’re continuing with the August series called “You Asked For It.” Your questions are getting deeper, digging a little more into my life. But that’s okay…that’s why I’m doing it. If you haven’t sent in a question yet, please do so today. I’ll respond to more next week.

So let’s get started!

PLEASE TELL ME ABOUT YOUR FAMILY

                    
If you’re already a Success Circle Member, I want to give you a sneak preview of the information that you will be receiving shortly in your mailbox.

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INSIDE YOUR AUGUST 2009 SUCCESS CIRCLE INTERVIEW:

How to Achieve RockStar Status in Your Industry, with Craig Duswalt

Recently, I interviewed Craig Duswalt. Craig is a professional speaker and the creator of RockStar System for Success: How to Achieve RockStar Status in Your Industry. Craig’s background includes touring with the band Guns N’ Roses as Axl Rose’s personal manager and Air Supply as the band’s personal assistant.  

To change things up a bit, I’ve created a theme for August called “You Asked For It.” Over the next couple weeks, I invite you to submit questions. Your questions can be about me, or they can be about anything else you would like to ask. I’ll respond to as many questions as I can.

You may submit your questions in one of three ways:

1. Send an email to info (AT) jwcgroup (DOT) com, with “You Asked For It” in the subject line.

2. Fax your question to our office. (734-254-9973, Attn: Marti)

In the past month or so, I received two emails and one letter from readers who wanted to learn more about me. Not “me the success coach”, or “me the personal development expert”, but me the person.

Each letter approached this topic differently. One reader (and a coaching client of mine) recalled that I had once taken my son Andy to the Super Bowl, and had a question related to an article I had written about that experience. The second letter, from a newsletter subscriber, asked about the work that I had done with Brian Tracy and Tony Robbins.

If there’s one goal people have in common, it’s to be happy. In our society, we think people can buy happiness. That’s why millions of dollars per year are spent on fad diets, trendy clothes, and expensive cars. That’s why we work long hours at the expense of hobbies and relationships—to earn enough money to buy our happiness.

We design our lives around making money, and then wonder why we aren’t happy when we have it. It’s because we are working too hard and not feeding our passions and interests. We design our lives around making sure the items on our to-do list get checked off, whether they contribute to our overall goals or not.

Memos. Junk mail, Post-it notes. Catalogs. Bills. Permission slips. Newspapers. Look around you. Do these things seem to be everywhere? Many of us are surrounded by overwhelming piles of clutter. You’re probably so used to it you don’t realize its negative impact.

Clutter is one of the biggest reasons you aren’t more productive. You may not realize it, but clutter takes up valuable time and energy.

I once had a client named Stephanie who was so adamant that clutter had no affect on her whatsoever, that she actually renamed it “controlled chaos.”

Let me ask you a question. What do you do when you want your car to perform its best? You keep the exterior and interior spiffy. You change the oil regularly. You make sure that all the required maintenance gets done. In other words, you take care of your car.

Why should you be any different? If you really want to succeed on your journey to earn more by working less—if you really want to perform your best—you’re going to have to take care of yourself.

Old habits are hard to break. It doesn’t matter if we know they aren’t good for us. They’re still hard to get rid of. And chances are, bad habits are preventing you from working less and making more.

If you’re already a Success Circle Member, I want to give you a sneak preview of the information that you will be receiving shortly in your mailbox.

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INSIDE YOUR JUNE 2009 SUCCESS CIRCLE INTERVIEW:

Tapped for Success, with Frank McKinney