Dan Sullivan

Dec 19, 2023 | player.fm | MIKE KOENIGS |Dan Sullivan

This week on the Podcast, Dan and Mike dove into the wild world of politics and what it can teach entrepreneurs about getting loyal "voters" - aka customers!You're not going to believe some of Dan's insights. Like why he says politics is pure entrepreneurship... the slim margins that tip elections and how those apply to sales... and the major difference between how liberals and conservatives see the world.

Dec 3, 2023 | medium.com | Dan Sullivan

For anyone starting online writing, one of the first questions is always “How much can I earn?”November was my first month of writing. In my first month, building habits and learning were my main focus — if I made any money it was a bonus. Every person’s “how much I made” report says “diddly-squat for the first month.”Diddly-squat for the first month is in fact correct:Where many people would see that payout and lose hope, to me it was a shot of motivation.

Nov 27, 2023 | player.fm | Dan Sullivan |Shannon Waller

Entrepreneurs have more to be grateful for than most people who experience business success. In this episode, guest host Gord Vickman and business coach Dan Sullivan share entrepreneur ideas about all there is to appreciate about running your own business. Here's some of what you'll learn in this episode:How it benefits team members to free up the entrepreneur. A way to start fresh every day. Where all of Dan’s gratitude starts. How to ensure every meeting is positive.

Nov 27, 2023 | player.fm | MIKE KOENIGS |Dan Sullivan

Mike has BIG news about today’s episode of Capability Amplifier. He sat down with two of the most fascinating and brilliant folks he has come across in a long time — Kurt and Kristen Luidhardt. They are THE masterminds behind getting presidents, governors, senators elected through clever marketing and messaging. We're talking half a BILLION dollars raised and dozens of high-profile politicians helped into office.

Nov 25, 2023 | medium.com | Dan Sullivan

If eliminating debt and building savings is not the optimal path, why do so many people seem to be financially successful with starting there? Near term goals and action. If debt payments were gone, would you need a second or third job or be living paycheck to paycheck? How long will it take for you to come up with a better plan? Two questions need to be considered:If the debate is "the most efficient way to build wealth," an all out assault on debt and savings is rarely the optimal path.