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Aug 2, 2018 47 min

E215: Designing Your Future With Dominick Quartuccio

from Breakthrough Success

Dominick Quartuccio helps individuals, teams, and businesses Design a Future they can't wait to live into. The international KeyNote speaker, trainer, executive coach, and author works with the best of the best. His latest book Design Your Future details 3 simple steps we can use to stop drifting and take command of our lives. Quotes To Remember: "Awareness alone doesn't change our behavior." "We are strangers to our future selves." "Extraordinary results are directly proportional to how narrow you can make your focus." "There is always one that outperforms the other nine combined." "If you were to focus on one thing then that would rise the tide for everything else." What You'll Learn: What is a "Drifter" How to Stop Drifting Without Relying on an Outside Force The A-D-D Model by Dominick Quartuccio Living in Your Designed Future Get Clients to Pay You at a Premium Level Key Links From The Show: Dominick's Site Tony Robinns' Seminars Recommended Books: Content Marketing Secrets by Marc Guberti Design Your Future by Dominick Quartuccio The 4-Hour Workweek by Tim Ferriss Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill Outwitting the Devil by Napoleon Hill Conversations with God by Neale Donald Walsch Irresistible by Adam Alter The Power of Now by Eckhart Tolle The ONE Thing by Gary W. Keller Zero to One by Peter Thiel

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