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One piece of advice I’d give my younger self is to be the type of person others recommend. These four habits ensure you will be.

If you’re driving yourself crazy trying to figure out how to do something, you’re asking the wrong question. Instead ask, “Who can help me?”

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The prices of money, energy, labor, and transport are going up. What new opportunities do you see?

What are you doing to make the most of new opportunities during “The Great Meltdown”?

How can you lower the costs of money, energy, labor, and/or transport for your clients?

Will YOU take advantage of the opportunities presented during our current Great Meltdown? How?

The Great Meltdown can be either good news or bad news. Your choice.

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What are you doing in response to rising costs?

What’s your success plan for the next 30 years?

Costs are rising across the board. Are you providing lower-cost solutions for your clients in any of the following areas?

Our big bureaucratic systems are falling apart. I believe this is good news for value-creating entrepreneurs because it narrows the focus of where to look for your greatest advantage.