The CEO of UDT learned from his immigrant parents that if you apply hard work to the opportunity at hand, you get results. He runs his company by the motto “Do the right thing and then do things right.”
Nick finds his source of inspiration from many places. At the top of Nick’s list are his faith and fruitful personal life with his wife, Kanae, and his four children. While it is also clear that striving for happiness and reaching for the stars inspires him daily, he emphasizes that money doesn’t buy happiness, but reaching for a purpose-driven greater goal beyond yourself does.
Captivating audiences, Nick’s story of hope, perseverance and triumph over adversity has now touched the lives of countless individuals, reaching a staggering two billion people worldwide.
Today, Nick stands as a testament to the indomitable human spirit.
Robin Robins, founder of MSP Success Magazine, has announced an unprecedented opportunity for managed services providers (MSPs): access to the industry’s biggest, most successful MSPs – without having to pay for it.
The path to achieving your goals is NOT paved with shining golden bricks as you skip along through a beautiful countryside smiling and singing with friends. It’s paved with misery, disappointment, rejection and predators.
If you’ve been following me on Facebook, you may have seen that I rescued a tiny kitten, roughly 2 to 3 weeks old, that we found on the side of the street, most likely thrown from a car by some SOB that I’d like to have a “talk” with.
“When all else fails, lower your standards” used to be a joke. Today, it’s how most people are running their lives and their businesses. Click below to read more of Robin’s take on the “low standards” crisis in America today.
We sat down with Titan of the Industry Jason Waldrop for a brief Q&A on his company Red River. Click to read what he has to say on all things MSP.
If you’re doing marketing right, you are certain to get complaints. Peers and competitors, of course. But beyond that, other people, many of whom aren’t even paying clients and never will be. If you NEVER get complaints, your marketing is too benign, your sales too timid. Marketing needs to evoke sufficient EMOTION to create action. A prospect needs to be compelled to respond.
The enigma to Parkinson’s Law is that it holds a key to unleashing potential. By setting concise and realistic deadlines, we can short-circuit our brain’s faulty tendency to fill time. Those deadlines become a compass guiding our focus and prioritization, injecting a sense of urgency that nudges us toward action. In other words, get realistic about time and all of sudden, your calendar stops being your enemy.
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