You could call it oomph, grit, or hustle. Seriously, they are up and at it each and every day, and they are at it hard. Truth is, there is one common trait I notice in all the people I meet who are thriving and striving: every single one of them has got a killer work ethic.
However, there are certain essential ingredients that are always in the mix.
I’m constantly learning from these people, and one of the things I’ve learned is that there is no secret formula for success. I’ve hung around with world leaders and game-changers. I’ve seen some things, met all kinds of interesting, ridiculously successful people. Find a way, get the job done, navigate past obstacles and accomplish the goals you set for yourself. By all means be inspired by the examples of others, and do everything you can to work smart as well as hard, but to achieve more, there is no silver bullet – you've got to outwork everyone else. Simply put, the key to getting ahead and staying ahead is to rise and grind each and every day you're alive. They figure out how to make the best use of their time and to maximize every moment. Instead, those who accomplish more outwork their peers. In the anticipated follow-up to the bestselling book, The Power of Broke, Daymond takes an up-close look at the hard-charging routines and winning secrets of. Along the way, he also reveals how grit and persistence both helped him overcome the obstacles he has faced in life and ultimately fueled his success.As enticing as a universal "secret of success" sounds, there's no such thing. In the anticipated follow-up to the bestselling The Power of Broke, Daymond takes an up close look at the hard-charging routines and winning secrets of individuals who have risen to the challenges in their lives and grinded their way to the very tops of their fields. You need to out-think, out-hustle, and out-perform everyone around you. Today, his brand FUBU has over $6 billion in sales.Ĭonvenient though it might be to believe that you can shortcut your way to the top, says John, the truth is that if you want to get and stay ahead, you need to put in the work. As a young man, he founded a modest line of clothing on a $40 budget by hand-sewing hats between his shifts at Red Lobster.
New York Times bestselling author of The Power of Broke and "Shark" on ABC's hit show Shark Tank explores how grit, persistence, and good old-fashioned hard work are the backbone of every successful business and individual, and inspires readers to Rise & Grind their way the top.ĭaymond John knows what it means to push yourself hard-and he also knows how spectacularly a killer work ethic can pay off.
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