The other day, I had the pleasure of hanging out with a new friend, Ramit Sethi , the author of New York Times bestselling book, I Will Teach You To Be Rich and founder of the wildly popular blog, IWillTeachYouToBeRich.com . We were spinning on all sorts of topics, from personal finance to behavioral change, the psychology of persuasion, marketing, strategy, media, publishing. All common interests we’re both passionate about.

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7 Words That Can Transform Your Business And Life

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This week’s guest contributor is my friend, Alison Kramer, owner of Nummies and Mama to three beautiful little ones. A writer, Waldorf parent, lover of hot yoga, reluctant runner and certified twitter addict , you can read more stuff by and about Alison on her blog here and on her “ What I Learned Today ” posts

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Should What You Wear Reflect Who You Are In Business?

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Guest post from Peter Shallard, the Shrink for Entrepreneurs. Check out his blog or for mini Jedi-mind-tricks, follow @PeterShallard on Twitter ++++ The idea to write this post started with a twitter conversation Jonathan kicked off with these words of wisdom: Don’t lead with “how’m I gonna make money?” Instead, ask “how’m I gonna blow people away and change lives?” Most of us can agree that this principal is spot on for entrepreneurs with big dreams. When Nathan Hangen added Sometimes internal motivators aren’t aligned with success … I knew he had put his finger on an issue I’ve personally witnessed time and time again.

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Are You Obsessed With Money, Freedom or Impact?

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Today’s post is the second in our summer guest post extravaganza. It’s from my friend and contract limitation-killer, Danielle LaPorte, the creator of WhiteHotTruth.com and The Fire Starter Sessions . You can also find her on Twitter @daniellelaporte ++++ “You can’t change the world from the rear-view mirror.” – Anita Roddick, founder of The Body Shop When I get a group of entrepreneurs together in a room we kick off with introductions, and here’s what I request of people: When you introduce yourself, please give us: Your cocktail line

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Cocktail Lines and True Presence: the Power of Not Relying on Your Past

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I first met Tony Hsieh a little over a year ago… Jenn Lim, Tony’s friend and “backup brain” was in NYC and had asked to film an interview with me for a project they were working on. About halfway through filming, Tony walked over and sat down next to Jenn, wearing a t-shirt with a zipper hoodie and jeans. He sat quietly and, after the interview, we talked for a little while about what’s important in business, life and traded ideas on the health and fitness industry.

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Delivering Happiness: Inside the Mind of Zappos’ Tony Hsieh

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Ever wonder what it would be like to pick up your entire family and swap houses with someone in a different country for a while without having to skip a beat at work? Well, Allan Bacon went a giant step past wondering and moved his clan to one of the coolest cities in the world for while

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Career Renegade Allan Bacon Goes Location Independent

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So, here we are at the final stop in our three part series.

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How to Grow New Brain Cells and Outwit Competitors

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This week, Howard Karp, the owner of Jersey Defensive Driving ,  reached out to me on Facebook and shared his renegade journey. It captured so much of what people have been dealing with over the last year and it was a great example of what happens when you rise above the victim mentality, take control and go renegade. So, I asked him if  could share it with you guys and he agreed

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A Career Renegade Story: Howard Karp Rides Again!

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You may know J.D.

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Talking Money, Books and Blogs With J.D. Roth

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A few decades back, well known psychology professor and then head of the American Psychological Association, Martin Seligman, began to champion a novel approach to treating patients.

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The Truth About Vision, Obstacles and Mastery

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