Behold the most practical tip on productivity and business-building ever invented
Published: Thu, 04/18/19
“Operation Money-suck”
I don’t know which of them invented that term — either Gary Halbert or John Carlton.
But, it’s incredibly powerful.
And, incredibly profitable, too.
What it means is this:
Your job as the business owner is to bring in the money. It’s not to fix the printer. Or mow the lawn. Or change your oil. Or do anything first and foremost that isn’t bringing in the bacon for your business.
It’s astounding how many people violate this.
Especially people just starting out.
Imagine deciding to start your business. And, you are all geared-up, still high on the emotions and excitement you got from making the decision… then that wears off, and suddenly mowing the lawn or unclogging the toilet or fiddling around with designing your website (that is already up and working) takes precedence over doing something like building your list or writing sales copy or getting your product created or writing a daily email designed to bring money into your coffers.
People get very inventive about being “busy.”
But, busy does not equal productive.
And, if you are merely “busy” and not productive, you’re dead in the water.
So remember ye the law of Operation Money-suck.
Let it guide your schedule.
Your workday.
And, your entire business.
More:
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