#042: Make the New Year Your Best Year Ever [Podcast]

Published: Jan. 3, 2013, 6:01 a.m.

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Today I want to share five weird tactics that, when used correctly, almost guarantee more success.

Be better 3rd degree

In this week\'s podcast episode:

  • The five weird tactics.
  • The power of the uncommon conversation.
  • My first book recommendation of the new year.

That\\u2019s all coming up\\u2026

Tip Of The Week

For refreshing, unusual, and inspiring look at the writing life I recommend Bird by Bird by Anne Lamott.

Spiritual Foundations

Speaking plainly is a shocking and radical way of communicating.

Jesus said you should \\u201clet your yes mean yes, and your no me no.\\u201d\\xa0 Speaking the truth so plainly is disarming and incredibly persuasive. Try it.

Feature Segment: 5 Weird Tactics Make The New Year Your Best Year Ever

  1. Do less.
  2. Say no.
  3. Stop multitasking.
  4. Stop setting goals.
  5. Pray

Special Announcements

  1. I\\u2019m attending the Platform Conference in Nashville. If you do business online, you MUST attend this conference that helps you \\u201cget noticed in a noisy world.\\u201d It\\u2019s being put on by Michael Hyatt and Ken Davis. My friends Stu McLaren and Carrie Wilkerson are speaking. I\\u2019m also looking forward to meeting\\xa0 Jeff Goins, Cliff Ravenscraft, Pat Flynn,\\xa0John Saddington, Michele Cushatt, and Andrew Buckman. Unlike most conferences, there\\u2019s not a single speaker I\\u2019m not excited to hear and to meet. Get a ticket while you can!
  2. Our exclusive Las Vegas workshop is more than half-full. If you\'re interested in participating, you will need to contact my office immediately.
  3. Next week I will make a special announcement about a brand-new event.

Would you like to have me speak at your event? Click here to visit my speaking page and get details on my availability.

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