In the movie Up In The Air, George Clooney's character asks the man who just lost his job "Why do we look up to movie stars and athletes?" When the man answers something cheeky, George Clooney quickly rebuttles "No, we look up to them because they follow their dreams." There is something extremely attractive about people who do what they love. It's almost as if they figured something out that MOST people don't in this life. When something is rare (and in demand), it holds m

Today's Guest Blog is by Brian Sharpe - CEO and Founder of BaldDadMarketing.com Honestly, this article is to give a complete shout out to Grant Cardone. Sir, you have changed my life more than you know. I plug your book to everyone that will listen. You completely changed the way I was doing my business. “If I am the problem, then I can be the solution.” I can change me. I am not in control of others. My actions will be focused on my goals and success. “Success is my

Entrepreneurs are born leaders. They have to be in order to risk their future for their vision. Being a business owner means that your life (and direction in life) is moreso in your hands than the security blanket of a large corporation. You are tested daily on how well you can problem solve, how well you utilize your resources, and how well you lead others. Your leadership qualities are more important than you can imagine. And I believe leaders are born. Not made. A bo

Readers Are Leaders. If you are not educating yourself constantly, someone else will pass you by. Deep down, I really wish I started reading earlier. Of course, that mantra is something everyone says, right? I hated to read all through grade school, high school, and college. It probably had something to do with not knowing what I was truly passionate about. It wasn't until my former mentor gave me the book "Rich Dad Poor Dad" by Robert Kiyosaki in my senior year of colle

After reading a recent article written by Brian Rashid and published on Forbes.com, it is becoming quite clear that differentiating yourself from the person next you takes more than a degree nowadays. Anytime you have the chance to stack a trophy, credential, or accolade up on the wall, you should do it. The beautiful part is that it doesn't necessarily take money to do that. It takes commitment, drive, and pure will power. I think that is why I have fallen in love with wr

At DreamStarters University, we are all about helping entrepreneurs attain credibility. The way we do that is by helping them become Bestselling Authors so they can use their story as a competitive advantage. Below is an article from an amazing entrepreneur, Adriannia Robinson, with an incredible story. Check it out: What Do You Do When Life Gives You Lemons? Here’s How Adriannia Transformed Her Life From Shattered To Thriving When life gives you lemons, what do you do wit

The founder and CEO of Rapid Realty, New York City’s largest rental-based real estate brokerage, shares his story, his advice, and his tips for building a successful career in the ever-growing and lucrative world of real estate. Anthony Lolli got his real estate license at age nineteen. By twenty-three, he was a millionaire and the head of a swiftly growing company that would become one of the largest real estate brokerages in New York and a national franchise sensation. No

Last night, the Pittsburgh Penguins won the Stanley Cup for the 5th time in team history. Any true hockey fan can appreciate the skill, determination, and ability to overcome adversity the Penguins showed in that last 2 months. It really was an unbelievable journey. The Stanley Cup is the hardest trophy to win. If you ever watch a playoff series in its totality, then you understand why. When you put your body on the line for something that is everlasting (like having your

DreamStarters University was built to help the everyday entrepreneur have a fighting chance in a world where big money runs everything. By giving power to the person who does not come from connections, wealth, and incredible resources, it balances everything out. When you use your story as a competitive advantage, you can win. Period. That is why I help entrepreneurs write and publish bestselling books. Then, I teach them how to use it as the ultimate marketing tool. A

Becoming great at anything takes time, practice, and dedication. One way to cut through the noise and save time is to listen to the people who really know what they are talking about and apply the information to your own life. If you are fortunate enough to begin your entrepreneurial journey with a mentor to follow and learn from, then consider yourself as one of the lucky ones. An example of success to see from the get-go is a huge advantage. You can watch how they handle