In the history of billionaires, Bill Bartmann stands alone.  He’s the ONLY former homeless person and gang member ever to have made a billion dollars.  That’s right, Bill went from eating out of rubbish bins and living under a bridge viaduct, to having after-tax, take-home pay in a single year of more than $100 million and being listed as the 25th richest person in America.

He’s also someone whom I’ve learnt a lot of valuable lessons from.

I strongly recommend that you take a look at Bill’s approach and see for yourself how it can remove whatever roadblocks are in your way to greater business success.  You can find it by going to:

Name me anywhere else on the planet that you can get specific, useful, and comprehensive business-building advice from a self-made billionaire?  That’s OK, I can’t think of any, either.

Murray Priestley

Are you a coach or a consultant – does your business hire coaches or consultants?

The answers to the question above seems to spark a bit of passion in entrepreneurial circles depending upon the definition one uses of each.

To me a coach is charged with holding a client accountable to stated actions, goals and courses while a consultant is more likely to feel empowered to set the course of action. In my mind there probably is no pure definition because a marketing coach or a marketing consultant, for instance, doing the best they can for a customer, will likely fall into a hybrid service to get the ball moving forward in any way possible.

Whatever you call it, there is no doubt that having a trusted adviser, one that calls BS when it needs calling, is one of the most valuable assets an entrepreneur can obtain.

Murray