Dean's Weekly Blog

Few things are as thrilling as seeing an Olympian grab the Gold. It's a culmination of countless hours of training and preparation. It is the result of years of disciplined commitment. We know that on the surface, but have you ever thought about what athletes like LeBron James, swimmer Michael Phelps, soccer goalkeeper Hope Solo and gymnasts, Jordyn Wieber and Aly Raismanichael were doing in 8th grade?

Sometimes we think we can take shortcuts and still get the same results. We think we have a smarter way. Sometimes that's true. But when it comes to using time tested things that have been developed through hundreds of hours and many years... trying a shortcut is shooting yourself in the foot.

That's the opposite of smart. This blog talks about three how you can get in the way of your own success and how to avoid making that mistake.

Do you know how awesome you are? If not, this week's blog is going to help you see just that. Dean shares an absolutely AWESOME little exercise that is going to really empower you to feel better about yourself and move forward in your success.

Also, he invites you to submit your entry for his "Send Me Away Dean" contest where the winner gets a week vacation on Dean's dime and the chance to partner with him on a deal!

This week you're going to hear that there is a point for all of us where education in "How to Invest" takes a backseat to the mindset required to use that education. You'll also see how that mindset turned into almost 3/4 of a MILLION bucks so far this year for just ONE of Dean's students. Enjoy!

This week Dean reveals how he fell into old habits and let negative thoughts take control of him for three long days. Then he remembered a techniques he used to use that always resolved the problem. This is so simple you won't believe it, but if peace of mind and solving problems is important to you...you won't want to miss this. The technique he shares will shut destructive thoughts down in a snap...Enjoy!

Most people will never spend 10 minutes in the middle of a busy city street dodging cars. But if you are serious about your success... I mean really serious, then you will understand why Dean did just that and possibly risked getting injured or killed. When things are hard or scary, it is often a clear indication that you need to press on. This blog explains how to power through the rough times and gives you a simple exercise you can do every day to achieve what you want, leap over obstacles like a superhero and find the courage to overcome.

Dean takes a break before speaking at a live event in Las Vegas to share a conversation with an investor named Linda. She's already making SWEET money and is about to make another fist-full of cash! Listen as she shares one of the most powerful tips you may ever hear on how to succeed. This is pure gold.

Think you've seen it all? Wait until you see how much value Dean crammed into this week! With two other ultra-successful guests, Dean delivers solid gold this week.

You'll discover what a "courage muscle” is and why building it up is a must do. Why knowing what you're willing to die for actually makes you live like you've always dreamed...how to experience a future event in the present moment and why anything worth doing in life is worth doing poorly! Sound bizarre? It'll all make sense in a few minutes. You’re going to love this one…

Here's a new twist on the Weekly Wisdom. In this edition Dean does a bit of a movie review and recommendation. The movie he is recommending is
all about what each one of us needs to focus on to succeed. Take a look at this and unleash the power you need to "crush it" in all you do
this week.

PS- Happy Father's Day to all the fathers out there!

Okay before you start thinking Dean has gone off the deep end, he is NOT referring to a talisman as a mystical or magical object. Instead, he's tying in the big "WHY" from last week's exercise, with anything that produces a remarkable or powerful influence on your feelings or actions. In this Weekly Wisdom, he shares about two objects he keeps close to his heart. They remind him of his BIG WHY when times get tough. This is a great practical suggestion you too can implement today.