I invest in small businesses and am the CEO of Skylink Group.
As an eight-figure small business owner, I’ve learned many lessons over the years, both good and bad!
This is why I want to help you improve your performance, profit, and potential without sacrificing what’s most important.
Join me, and GET OPTIMIZED!
-Nate Anglin
I sat on a piece of wood. The “seat” looked like a T. The purpose --- If I moved too much, I’d fall out of my seat.
Then. I took this ridiculous pill. It made me dumb. Slow. Uninterested. A joke. After tests and teachers prodding and probing at my diagnoses, my parents let me live.
There are 3 important life lessons you’ll learn from the most outspoken airline CEO in the world, Patee Sarasin.
I first met Patee...via email...when he was at Boeing's facility. A rather long trip from Thailand so you’re probably thinking, email? Really?
Yes. Email. Really!
Here’s how you find a job. You write a resume. You search open positions. You apply to any position that has a pulse. Right?
Far too often, people use their resume as a means to no end. They think all they need a resume and POOF and a job offer will appear. And yes, this does happen sometimes, but it’s a gamble, and more than likely you’re not getting the position you really want.
I found myself surfing Amazon for the perfect product. It had to be right. The right reviews. The right package design. The right specifications.
It felt like I was in a vortex. Sucking me in. Clicking and blinking. My eye's blurred. Frustration set. Just choose a damn option, I told myself. And yet, I still had 5,000 more pages to skim.
Are you someone who can't wait for Friday and dreads the "Mondays? If you are, then you're wasting your time being alive. 5 days out of 7, you're slugging around, dragging your feet, rushing the week away. Here's 3 phrases I despise, and you should to.
Overthinking is one of the biggest causes of unhappiness. Overthinking can create problems that weren’t even there or may not even happen in the first place.
As gut wrenching as this is, you’re not alone. I estimate 95% of the worlds population answers with a profound no. I could sit here and riddle through why that’s bad and why you should change but why?
There's a really good story on Inc. on the dark realities of entrepreneurship. Not the rah rah, everything is so wonderful kind, but the brutal emotional truth: The Psychological Price of Entrepreneurship.
Life is busy. It can feel impossible to move toward your dreams. If you have a full-time job and kids, it’s even harder. How do you move forward? If you don’t purposefully carve time out every day to progress and improve — without question, your time will get lost in the vacuum of our increasingly crowded lives.
