Anthony Correa

“As Legalman injected one problem after another into a deal, I would say things like, "That's a very good point (not problem).  I'm glad you brought it up."  I would then proceed to state (not ask) a number of ways that we (not just Legalman) would (not could) handle (not solve) that particular point (again, not problem).  But never did I directly challenge Legalman.  My attitude was that it was assumed by everyone involved that there was going to be a closing, and that the only purpose of our all being present was to work together to "handle" the normal "points" that are inherent in every closing.  Just business as usual.”
― Robert J. Ringer, Winning Through Intimidation

“• Organize your files (plus your wallet and purse) • Assess your current financial situation • Get your bills paid on time • Save on your taxes • Cut costs while saving time and personal energy • Stick to a budget • Get out of credit card debt • Maximize your retirement savings • Hire a financial planner • Clear the clutter • Teach your kids about money • Find the insurance you need—and don’t need • Curb your holiday spending • End-of-the-year decisions to save on taxes”
― Regina Leeds, One Year to an Organized Financial Life: From Your Bills to Your Bank Account, Your Home to Your Retirement, the Week-by-Week Guide to Achiev

“Legal power is essential in the Jungle, but from a self-esteem standpoint, performance power is a real high.  Nothing beats the feeling, in your heart of hearts, of knowing that you really do deserve to be handsomely rewarded because you provided great value to the party you represented.  I wanted to make it as difficult as possible for a seller to pass the giggle test if he claimed I had not earned my commission.  From now on, it was going to be obvious to both the buyer and seller that the initiation, progress, and conclusion of the sale were due primarily to the efforts of The Tortoise.”
― Robert J. Ringer, Winning Through Intimidation

“Once I have chosen my top three goals for each of the Three Players, I ask myself three crucial questions: What do I want? Answering this question forces me to bring clarity to my vision and the end I have in mind. Why do I want it? Answering this question helps me reconnect to my Meaningful Mission and tap into my deep motivation to take action. Sometimes when I ask this question, I struggle to answer, which may indicate I need to ask myself another question: Do I really want it? What’s the next step? Answering this question causes me to focus on the next practical move I need to take to move forward. I don’t have to know what I will do six months from now, only what I need to do next to keep moving forward.”
― Lewis Howes, The Greatness Mindset: Unlock the Power of Your Mind and Live Your Best Life Today