A few days ago in London, I hosted our quarterly Business Buyer’s Academy mastermind meetup.
Fifty of my very best students gathered near the iconic London Bridge to share ideas, deepen our learning, network and meet me and my team.
The one below is the 1987 announcement of Chrysler’s acquisition of American Motors from Renault.
For my students, I hand out a crystal glass trophy to commemorate their deal.
Like the one presented to Nick Bradley. Nick acquired a U.K.-based professional services business with absolutely no money down.
It’s a big achievement that deserves a massive celebration!
Your first deal is a significant moment. You shift from employee to employer and move into a totally different way of life.
Being a dealmaker is an identity. It’s a lifestyle of choice – if you want it.
Our day in London ended with tons of networking and Q&A… followed by a delicious VIP dinner at my favorite local French restaurant.
Networking is so important… whatever you do in life.
My tribe loves networking at our events. They collaborate on deals, support each other and hold one another accountable.
American entrepreneur, author and motivational speaker Jim Rohn once said, “You are the average of the five people you spend the most time with.”
Pick these people carefully. They should be in a position to push you. To set higher standards. To move you forward.
That’s how you improve your results… and your life.
Until then, bye for now.
