The Power Of Success How To Cheerlead Instead Of Compete — And Win More

Seeking more ways to Amplify Your Business? Take our free Amplified Assessment to see how your business stacks up and receive tips to improve your score at: https://growthamplifiers.com/amplified-assessment/ Jeffrey A. Martinovich is a First Gulf War Veteran, MBA, and CEO of JAM Accelerator, LLC, a business consulting and incubation firm. Previously, Jeff was Founder and CEO of MICG Investment Management, a billion-dollar wealth management firm. After the 2008 Financial Crisis, Jeff rejected three government plea offers, resulting in a 14-year prison sentence. Yet the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals reversed twice, two U.S. District Court Judges were removed, and after nearly 7 years, he was released to home confinement in May 2020 to begin rebuilding his life. His book is Just One More: The Wisdom of Bob Vukovich. Learn more at jeffmartinovich.com. The Big Idea: Celebrating other peoples’ success creates an environment of success for everyone. The more we help each other and lift each other up, the more we can achieve ourselves. Why It Matters: We tend to focus on other people’s failures — schadenfreude is all too common. But a mindset of abundance, not scarcity, can have tremendous individual payoffs. Key Messages: We’re accustomed to competing with each other. Instead, we should just compete with ourselves and take every opportunity to mentor, coach, and support others. Like the mutual power of referrals, cheerleading others reflects back on us. The author can also discuss: How to harness the “Starbucks on every corner” approach: collaborating and coexisting to mutually thrive. Why encouraging people to bounce back and learn from their failures grows an achievement mentality for all. Why comparing ourselves to others sets us up for failure. How to set benchmarks against our own past performance to push ourselves further. How the author leveraged his own setbacks to increase his own success. Learn more about Jeff Martinovich at www.jeffmartinovich.com