Are you a better version of you? Raising the Barr Weekly Memo: Issue 240

Who have you surrounded yourself with that makes you a better version of you?

In the past several years I’ve been fortunate to meet and associate with some amazing people. I would like to dedicate today’s newsletter to Jeff Walker, the inventor and the brains behind the product launch formula, which focuses on the step-by-step process to launching products.

I’ve had the opportunities to meet Jeff several times and participate in several of his exhilarating events. He is a remarkable individual and here are some of the lessons, insights and reflections I would like to share with you:

• Honor the people who bought your products and services and the ones who support you and help you grow.
• Commit yourself to pushing the envelope and to creating the best content, videos, experiences, team, clients and life.
• Develop your plan to 10X your business.
• Review and rejoice in the amazing achievements of your life.
• Raise the Barr® of your own game and that of your teams and clients.
• Upgrade your health and remove the toxicity from your life, which includes certain individuals.
• Create a community around you and your brand.
• Percolate when you need to. In other words, treat procrastination as fine-tuning and thinking time.
• Give attributes to others, which helps create more credibility.
• Identify the first most powerful sentence of your content since it’s the hook that grabs their attention that foreshadows what’s coming next.
• Share your own struggles, which helps people relate better and create stronger connections.
• Pinpoint your special sauce, that special power. Promote it and focus your energy on it.
• Remove all you can off your calendar and keep it as empty as possible.
• Figure out the reasons someone won’t buy your business and that’s your weakness.
• Don’t ever be dependent for survival on one promotion or one client.
• Develop your goals, write them down, and post them on your office wall and share with key and trusted individuals.
• Find ways to constantly reenergize and rejuvenate yourself.
• Focus on being the best version of you and not an imitation of others.

I love Issac Newton’s quote: “If I have seen further, it is by standing on the shoulders of giants.” I would like to add to it: “I am constantly becoming a better version of myself for the amazing people I am surrounded by!”

Thank YOU for reading this. Thank you, Jeff, and the many that influenced my life and business.

Identify someone who has contributed to your success and give them a private or a public shout-out. It should make you feel great and them exhilarated!

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