Who are you learning from?

Here is something to think about over the weekend.  

The following is from a booklet I've had since 1997. I don't know how many times I read this but it is many. This is a Price Pritchett booklet.  

 

Somebody knows how to do it better. Get close enough to watch.

Then just do what you did when you were first learning how to learn...when your personal growth was the fastest it's ever been. Study the other person's technique. Mimic those moves. Make more attempts, more tryouts. Ask questions.

 

That's how you learned to walk when you were a mere infant. And how you mastered a language in a matter of months...from scratch.

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You might be thinking, "what does this have to do with me growing this business?"  It's about learning to learn. Who are you following? Have you studied their technique? Following success is more reliable than figuring it out yourself.

 

Think about it.

 

Enthusiastically,

Gary Burke