Randy Cantrell

Randy Cantrell is the founder of Bula Network, LLC - an executive leadership advisory company helping leaders leverage the power of others through peer advantage, online peer advisory groups. Interested in joining us? Visit ThePeerAdvantage.com

Your Business Model: 3 Pillars Of Successful Business Building

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The books mentioned in today’s show:

• Business Model YOU: A One-Page Method For Reinventing Your Career

• The 4-Hour Chef

The three ingredients mentioned are mandatory for me. I’m uninterested in interacting with, being around, or being involved with any business that isn’t going to make these three pillars the foundation of their enterprise.

I also give you a perfect illustration of the power of word-of-mouth. Discount Tire is where I buy tires. And no, I didn’t get any compensation of any kind. Oh, I’d happily accept a gift, bribe or payment…but so far, that hasn’t happened. Still, I’m willing to tell you how I feel about them.

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Making Money From Your Passion

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The world won’t always recognize your talent or passion

Your passion may not be worth the necessary value/money exchange required to build a viable business. Get busy finding something else you care about that others care about, need, want and are willing to buy. Not every passion needs the fuel of money, but business-based passions can only thrive when they serve a market willing to pay.

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Wrecked: When a Broken World Slams into your Comfortable Life by Jeff Goins (A Review)

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Buy the book in any format you like. Jeff narrates the audiobook himself.

Jeff Goins tells a compelling story.

Wrecked isn’t the story of a life destroyed by drug abuse or immoral living. It’s not a prodigal son story. It’s the story of self-discovery by seeing outside oneself.

Jeff walks us through occasions when his comfortable life crashed into a broken world. It will provoke you to think of those times when your comfortable life has been disrupted by somebody else’s broken world.

Right off the bat I was reminded of a website that I faithfully followed for a few years. The Snowsuit Effort. It was an interesting photoblog by Ryan Keberly. Ryan took photos of homeless people living on the streets of Detroit. The last image was posted back in February of 2007. It was a unique project, not because the photos were of the homeless…but because the photos were so personal. Ryan got up close to these people. He talked with them and posted brief quotes or comments about them. These pictures weren’t taken with a long-range lens from a comfortable distance. Neither are the stories Jeff tells in Wrecked. That’s how a broken world slams into your comfortable life. It happens up close and personal. It’s macro lens work.

Buy the book. If you purchase the audio version (ChristianAudio.com) you’ll get to hear Jeff read his own story. Subscribe to his blog, too. You’ll be rewarded with well-crafted writing.

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