What do Richard Branson & Tim Ferriss have in common? | Nathan Chan Interview

Achieve Your Goals with Hal Elrod

May 25, 2016•49 min

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Episode description

Tim Ferriss and Richard Branson probably have quite a bit in common, but one thing I know for sure is that they’ve both been interviewed by our guest today, Nathan Chan, creator of the Top 10 business magazine, Foundr Magazine.

In fact, Nathan’s also interviewed Deepak Chopra, Tom Robbins, Barbara Corcoran, Daymond John, and Gary Vaynerchuk, among others.

On today’s episode, you will…
• Discover why giving your best stuff away for free is a killer business move
• Uncover the importance of a goal pyramid and learn how it will keep you on track!
• Learn how to build trust to gain new customers and maintain a loyal following
• Understand how every “no” ultimately leads to a “yes” and why persistence is key to your success
• Get insights on why we tend choose the paths in life that we’re least afraid of

“The only failure is in giving up.” – Hal Elrod

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