Category: Extreme Success

A way for you to get what you seek is to keep pushing, trying, reading, and learning. Just one word, one idea, one contact, one lead, can do it for you!

From a kid born in Seattle who loved shoes to a successful entrepreneur who left everything behind to fly to Italy to learn the art of shoemaking with shoemaker extraordinaire Stefano Bemer and then moved to Savile Row in London to become the patina artist at Gieves and Hawkes . . .

In 1982, Sylvester Stallone cemented his place in Hollywood history with the release of First Blood, the first film in the hugely successful Rambo franchise.

But becoming a full-time author is more than just typing away in solitude. It requires organization, discipline, and a fair bit of business savvy. Let’s take a practical look at structuring your day for creative freedom and professional growth.

Price Pritchett is one of the foremost experts on fast-growth strategies and breakthrough innovation. His book You² inspires readers to embrace a quantum leap mindset, emphasizing that success and transformation often require a radical shift in thinking rather than incremental efforts. With its unique and thought-provoking approach, You² encourages individuals to break free from limiting beliefs and conventional constraints to unlock their full potential and achieve extraordinary results.

Most people today juggle work, family, social obligations, and everything in between. It can be tough to keep up, and often your schedule gets the best of you at one point or another. When this happens, you feel put out, exhausted, and possibly even worthless and angry.

This is old, simple, and basic advice -- and 97.9% of the people I know ignore it.

Watch and listen as Internet sensational host January Jones interviews Kallisti Publishing’s Inc.’s founder and publisher Anthony Raymond on her world-wide talkshow and podcast.

This isn’t about taking a big chance. It’s about giving yourself a big chance.

Reading taught Elon Musk to build a rocket, and showed Tony Robbins how to build a better life. How reading makes you a better leader too.

The founder and president of Berggruen Holdings Nicolas Berggruen is known for being a “homeless billionaire.” That is because he doesn’t actually own a home . . .

Richard Branson founded his first business, Student magazine, after dropping out of high school at age 15. He soon cofounded the Virgin record store, which then grew into a record label. After 10 years of great success, Branson left his business partners dumbfounded when he announced he wanted to branch into the airline industry.