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Lead The Stampede Book: Summer 2014

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Back in October, I wrote a blog post called Lead The Stampede. Looking back at it, I realized I could have wrote about leading the stampede in greater detail. There are a lot of components that go into leading the stampede. It wouldn’t be possible to explain all of the components in a single blog post. I considered writing a Part 2 blog post and a bundle of blog posts, but I came up with a better idea.

My next book is going to be Lead The Stampede inspired by the blog post. I am excited about this book because of the following:

  1. This book will most likely be my first 200+ page book. If I don’t reach 200 pages, I’ll be very close.
  2. I am going to create a paperback for the book using CreateSpace.

Lead The Stampede will be about standing out in your niche, the characteristics you need to stand out in your niche, how to effectively manage your time, and more! I’ll bring more updates as summer approaches.

 

5 Ways To Gain An Edge On The Competition

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The competition is fierce. Competitors are trying to gain an edge in any way possible. Since the ways we can communicate have been dramatically enhanced, niches are getting more crowded than ever before in history. An entrepreneur from Canada has to compete with an entrepreneur from India since the entire world has been connected. Human interaction has never been as frequent as it is now, and people from Canada and India are able to talk and compete with each other.

There are ways to get an edge on the competition and lead the stampede. Here are 5 ways to do that:

  1. Create something remarkable. Be the person who stands out and leads the stampede. By standing out and leading the stampede, you will get more attention.
  2. Focus on quality, price, convenience, or a combination of two. They all have their benefits, but you need to decide which one works best for you.
  3. Have the right mindset and vision. Have the “I can” mindset that will allow you to accomplish goals beyond your wildest dreams. You need the right mind combined with the right vision to give yourself the motivation you need to pass your competition.
  4. Focus on what the competition does not focus on. By focusing on different things, you will attract clients who always wanted someone to focus on what you are focusing on now. If you focus on low prices while your competitors only focus on quality, you will get more clients because you are the only one who focuses on low prices.
  5. Experiment and learn from them. By experimenting with different marketing strategies and products, you will be able to learn faster than the competition. By learning faster than the competition, you will be able to create something remarkable in a faster amount of time.

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