Larry Hochman

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Home Business Success: “Wired”

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The way you are wired determines everything.

We are sitting in a ballroom in Austin, Texas, listening to Dr. Joe Dispenza. Many people got introduced to him from the movie, “What The Bleep Do We Know.”

Among other things, he is talking about our wiring. How our electrochemical makeup and our neurosynaptic patterns determine the paradigms by which we our paradigms form.

Or put another way, your personality creates your reality.
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Our job is to go from learning it with your head, practicing it with hands, knowing it with your heart.

Dr. Joe Dispenza

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I’ve channeled him in Mind Intensive.

Diane and I have picked up stuff along the way that have helped us move to the top of one company and build a pretty successful training and coaching business.

Lots of people have heard the message from Dr. Joe, not to mention Abraham Hicks, Jim Rohn, Tony Robbins, Wayne Dyer and many other luminaries who celebrate the mind-body connection.

Here’s the main difference…

The people who break through are more ready to let go of their past, than desire the cold comfort of recreating it.

You can feel better, and I want you to.

You can have more stuff, and I want you to.

To get their, stop using the same thoughts, emotional responses and behaviors that created the set of circumstances that had you asking for something different.

Become your possibilities.

You can dig deep inside and rewire yourself.

You can find a state of grace and and achieve stuff. Money, happiness, achievement, rank advancement.

And yes, you can attract that special person into your life.

If you’re good with the opportunities already in front of you, pick up Mind Intensive.

If you want to find something that’s not in your field of vision right now, stay open to every possibility. They are unlimited.

There’s a lot going on in the Secret Club For Marketers.

And My Lead System PRO is what we use for generating leads and training people how to do the same.

And of course there is no shortage of home business programs and opportunities. You’ll find one that’s right for your circumstances.

But before any of that happens, do yourself a favor…

Get wired for success.

 

YOUR TURN

What thoughts, feelings and habits do you need to let go of in order to break through to something better?

What have you tried to get to that place? What are you doing now?

Comment below. Like, Share and Tweet above. Someone is looking for a role model to help them get wired.

 

The Home Business Freak Show

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Welcome to the aftermath of the Home Business Freak Show!

This was taken the morning after My Lead System Pro’s LIVE THE DREAM event in Austin, Texas.

Some will stay in the afterglow of the event until life catches up with them.

Some will see it as a freak show and say, “what was I doing there?”

Some will implement what they’ve learned and cross the stage next year. They’ll get awards, applause and giant checks.

I got my ass out of bed and immediately started implementing. Before we left the hotel and flew home to Connecticut.

It’s not judgement of someone being good or bad. Right or wrong.

It IS an assessment of how much desire someone has to make things happen.

And how big a sense of self worth they have to step into that success.

Who do you want to be?

 

 

YOUR TURN

When was the last time you went to a big home business conference or training?

Did you implement what you learned right away? Did you turn the “Freak Show” into your reality show?

Comment below. Like, share and Tweet above. Someone is looking for a role model to “live the dream.”

Road Warriors

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Being a Road Warrior is fun…

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I’m typing this up from our temporary home at the Sleep Inn in Fort Stockton, Texas. It’s well more than halfway between Phoenix, where we started and Austin, Texas where we wind up for My Lead System Pro’s Live The Dream event.

This native New Yorker/Connecticut transplant and his wife are having a blast! Take a looksie…

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Larry Hochman Phoenix Marriott

 

The view from our balcony at the J.W. Marriott resort in Phoenix. We were there for the kickoff event of Tecademic. That’s a whole separate story, but it appears as if Internet Marketing education is about to take a giant leap forward.

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My favorite morning meditation and Tai Chi spot…the cactus garden at the J.W.

 

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Part of the Tecademics leadership team. That’s Chris Record in the orange hat, in front of the 90 foot screen. Those guys put on a serious show…

Larry Hochman Dee Dee Massage Therapist

 

…including Dee Dee, a licensed massage therapist who was available free of charge to the participants. This was us at the VIP party on Saturday night. Magic hands, amazing energy!

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On the road to Austin. Love those signs that point all over. Great jerky too! We went with the traditional western beef, though the ostrich jerky was tempting.

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Ended the first night of travel in Las Cruces, New Mexico, where I finally got to try the elusive green chile cheeseburger. ‘Twas worth the wait.

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Sierra Blanca, Texas, a couple of hours east of El Paso. This was a crazy ghost town, only it still had people in it.

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And a really good authentic Mexican restaurant. Huevos Rancheros Mexicano. Taste buds are still settling down. It was interesting to see and hear the locals.

Larry Hochman Tai Chi Sierra Blanca

A little Tai Chi at an abandoned truck stop on the way out of town. The location was crazy and profound.

Larry Hochman Dickeys Barbecue

Rolling into Fort Stockton to wrap up Day Number Two. The woman at the hotel didn’t love the idea of Dickey’s…you could tell from her face. But Diane and I dug it! The pulled pork was just right.

Larry Hochman Sleep Inn Fort Stockton

Good night world. See ya tomorrow!

Marketing Is A Contact Sport

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Is Marketing a Contact Sport?

When we think of contact sports, we think of aggression. Beating down the other player before they can do the same to us.

Marketing, including home business marketing, can be seen that way as well. Clear out the competiton for the attention of your prospects. Rise above the rest. Get there first. Be the strongest.

Or you can see marketing as something different. Contact. And a sport.

Contact: Genuine interaction with people.

That’s the opposite of a lot of what is seen on social media. Canned sales copy. Field tested responses. (Listening. Being a professional problem solver, which means you have to have something to offer that they want. Not trying to convince what you have is what they want, no matter what.)

Sport: Marketing is a game.

It’s also serious business. But it’s won by people with a sense of play and a sense of adventure.

They put the challenge on themselves, but without the pressure of fear. So they work the most efficiently.

They’re also the most attractive to be around.

Take that mindset to your efforts. Let yourself have some contact. With prospects. With colleagues. With mentors and leaders who can help you get where you want to go.

Make it a sport. Make it a challenge. Make it something you really want.

But don’t make it life or death. Keep time for the other important aspects of your life. Remember to eat. And move. And do a good job at your job, if you have one.

Remember to love your family.

Make your marketing efforts the best kind of contact sport.

YOUR TURN

How do you approach marketing?

Do you see it as a chore? Something to roll up your sleeves and get done, even if you hate it?

Or do you see it as sport? As something that brings out the competitive best in you?

Comment below. Like, share and Tweet above. Someone is looking to you to help them redefine their marketing.

Home Business Leadership: The Suite Retreat

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A quick video on home business leadership after our Suite Retreat Mastermind in Las Vegas.

Leadership isn’t about telling people what to do. It’s about helping them find the best in themselves in working towards a shared goal.

And as I found out, we don’t have to know everything in order to be a leader. In fact the arrogance of thinking you know more then you do can hold you back from leadership.

Humility, compassion and the desire to do more and be more are the building blocks of a great leader.

And those are the qualities that will allow you to learn the skills of home business success…then teach them to those who are ready to learn.

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