More Advice from Amarillo Slim

Alright, let’s tackle one more bit of wisdom
from Amarillo.

“All you can do is make the plays that have a percentage of success, and put yourself in a position to win.”

To me, this means that you need to be focused
on the things that get results in your business.

Spending 80% of your time marketing, growing
your list, and creating incredible offers.

All the things that’ll give you a high chance of
success.

And then, as Slim said, you put yourself in a
position to win.

This means for us that our economics have to
work out. We MUST be profitable or nobody
wins.

Not you. Not the customer.

And the only way to put yourself in a position
to win in this economy is by focusing on high
ticket programs in your business.

Set yourself up for the highest chance of success
by watching this presentation here:

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Amarillo Slim's Business Advice

An old cowboy by the name of Amarillo Slim is
known as one of, if not “the” best gamblers of
all time.

He’s beat more pro’s and celebrities than you
could think of.

And he’s beat ‘em not by just playing card games.

Playing pool, dominoes, poker, playing table tennis with a skillet,
and he’s even beat Evil Knievel at golf -with a carpenter’s hammer.

Basically, if he can gamble on something,
he’ll do it!

Now I’m not big on Gambling, but Amarillo
leaves us with a few powerful tips we can
apply in our own businesses that he has
picked up over the years.

Here Are The Tips:

“Focus on making the right decisions
consistently, do NOT focus on the results.”

If you do the right thing enough times, the
results will take care of themselves in the
long run.

This is so true in our business.

Focus on doing the “right” things, and KEEP
doing them.

That’s the key.

“Play the player more than you play the
cards.”

Listen, when people are looking at joining
you in your business, of course, the
“opportunity” needs to be sound and make
sense.

However, they’re joining YOU.

You are more important than the opportunity.

How are you presenting yourself? What type
of value are you offering that others aren’t?
How irresistible does YOUR business look
to them?

Ask yourself these questions, because you’re
more important than the opportunity at first.
Then, you just want to make sure and deliver
on the back-end and make sure you’re not
pushing junk.

I hope you can join me, and that I've presented
my own business with his advice in mind. 

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