If you want to stand head and shoulders above the herd and outperform your competitors in any market, you only need one thing:

A competitive edge.

Your competitive edge is the distinct quality that makes you superior to the rest.

And you know what? 

There is a certain competitive edge that produces exceptional results if you develop it.

Some of the richest people in the world even believe this common practice to be their “X factor.” 

Everyone can do it, but not everyone will. 

In this episode, I’ll reveal this uncommon competitive advantage billionaires like Mark Cuban and Warren Buffet claim is the key to their success. 

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Show Highlights Include:

• How you can create your own competitive advantage by borrowing these strategies from Chick-Fil-A, Apple and Amazon. ([02:07])
• Why a ‘talentless’ Lucille Ball excelled in the film industry and cemented her name in television history (and how you can do the same in your life). ([05:15])
• The X-factor these two billionaires say results in an uncommon competitive edge (you don’t even have to be a billionaire to do this). ([07:27])
• Why Warren Buffet spends less than $4 on breakfast (and how his unique diet philosophy can increase your chances of living longer) ([09:11])

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Most people gravitate towards the easy and choosing the path of least resistance.

We tend to avoid doing the hard stuff and continue to look for shortcuts.

But greatness is never achieved that way.

In order to succeed in today’s world – in a culture that encourages shortcuts and quick fixes, we must learn to do hard, better.

In this episode, you’ll discover how today’s world discourages important life skills. You’ll also learn why they’re important and how to use those skills to live up to your full potential, build a successful life, career and businesses.

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Show Highlights Include:

• An acronym that describes how technology depletes our emotional intelligence. ([02:07])
• Why entertainment round the clock is bad for our brain health (and how being bored instead benefits us). ([03:41])
• How to achieve genius-level performance. ([05:05])
• How unpopular teachers help us imbibe important life skills (even with their unbearable methods). ([06:38])
• The commitment technique used in the 1950s to build a profitable business (and you can use it even if you’re heavily disadvantaged). ([12:52])

Do you want to stop existing and start living your best life right now? Click here to get the first chapter of Dr. Rick’s best-selling book, Lessons From a Third Grade Dropout, for free.

People make success to be too complicated. They read thousands of books searching for the hidden secret only to be more confused.

Like anything else, success is simple if you look at the basics.

All coaches that created winning teams knew the basics.

They employed the basics to their teams like clockwork until they won championships.

In this episode, you’ll discover the basics of success that all successful coaches used to lead NFL teams to victory that you can use in everyday life.

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Show highlights include:

• Three key ingredients to sustained success that Superbowl coaches use to create winning teams. ([6:00])
• The success traits of winners that leave your competition in the dust (even a 16-year-old can use)
• The Navy Seals secret to leading powerful teams to overcome any obstacle in life ([12:00])
• How Vince Lombardi won 5 NFL championships (even with so many odds stacked against him) ([15:20])

Do you want to stop existing and start living your best life right now? Click here to get the first chapter of Dr. Rick’s best-selling book, Lessons From a Third Grade Dropout, for free.