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The Hedgehog Principle represents a simple yet insightful filter to help you decide where to focus your most valuable resource: time. Learn how it works here. via @miguelaedwards
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What is your personal hedgehog? For each of us, there is one thing that we are better at than anybody else in the world — it's being our authentic self. You can find your personal Hedgehog by making three separate assessments: 1. Understanding what you are truly passionate about. 2. Identifying what you do better than anyone else. 3. Determine where you are good at generating revenue. (Collins calls this "understanding your economic engine.") The important thing is your gifting MUST be solving a problem better than any one else.
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🚨Aspiring mobile home park investors! 🚨 Want a cheat code to quickly find a winning MHP deal? 🏆 There's an abundance of opportunity out there. How do you know if it's worth diving deeper into the deal? There's a simple framework that will help you quickly decide if this is a park worth pursuing. Top investors use it EVERY DAY to quickly identify the most profitable parks! I've condensed this into a simple cheat sheet to help you look at deals like a PRO! 📝 ✅ Drop a "YES!" below and I'll send you a copy so you can start using it right away!
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From Good to Great by Jim Collins A Hedgehog Concept is not a goal to be the best, a strategy to be the best, an intention to be the best, or a plan to be the best. Rather, it is an understanding of what you CAN be the best at. [...] Every company would like to be the best at something, but few actually understand - with piercing insight and egoless clarity - what they actually have the potential to be the best at and, just as important, what they CANNOT be the best at. [...] In addition, a Hedgehog Concept is not the same as a core competence. You can have competence at something but not necessarily have the potential to be the best in the world at it. The good-to-great companies understood that doing what you are good at will only make you good; focusing solely on what you can potentially do better than any other organisation is the only path to greatness
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Hey there, smart minds! 🧠 Here's a little brain teaser for you. 🤔 I am a term in property valuation, often used but not always understood. I have 5 letters, and I'm a synonym for worth. 💰 I'm not "value", but if you rearrange my letters, you could find a "quiet" place. 🤫 Can you guess what I am? Drop your answers in the comments below. Let's see who gets it right! 🏆 #BrainTeaser #RiddleTime #MindBenders #PuzzleTime #GuessTheWord
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Top 5 badger jokes 🦡🦡🦡🦡🦡 And 1 I wrote myself 🦡 1) I saw a badger doing stand up the other night. Great sett. 2) What’s black and white and black and white? A badger on a zebra crossing 3) Why did the badger cross the road? It was the chicken’s day off. 4) Badgers love their homes. In fact, they really dig them. 5) Why did the badger maul his bank manager? He found out he couldn’t burrow anymore. 6) What did one badger say to the other? Nothing. Badgers can’t talk. *** My joke was... no. 5 (best one, wasn't it?) Got another joke about badgers? Share it below. I will include them (and give you a big ol’ shout out) in my next newsletter. P.s. If you don't know why I like badgers, we can't be friends. 🤷♂️
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The more you surround yourself with people who are more successful than you the more successful you will become… If you’re in real estate, find other investors you can hang around with. Focus on increasing your knowledge and skillset everyday.
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Are you a Hedgehog or a Fox? Right now many of us are setting goals for 2024. Hedgehogs may have several mini-goals or objectives but they are all steps to one underlying goal or value. Whereas Foxes have many (potentially-competing) goals. Identifying which type you (and your clients & colleagues) are will help you achieve your goals for this year. https://lnkd.in/eghpefbh
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It’s not always easy to find accredited investors, but referrals and networking, including platforms such as LinkedIn, are good places to start. Localvest can accelerate your networking and referral efforts, helping you raise capital faster. But first, it’s important to establish the right approach. Read our blog post to learn how to find investors https://hubs.li/Q02d5yl-0 #BlogPost #HelpingYouToSucceed
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My takes from chapters 5 and 6 of "Good to Great": The Hedgehog Concept & Culture of Discipline Transcend Competence: Focus not just on what you're good at, but on what you can be the best in the world at (what you can potentially do better than other companies). Hedgehog vs. Fox: Simplify complexity into a single, organizing idea. Hedgehogs succeed with one effective strategy, while foxes fail with many. Three Circles of Greatness: Identify what you can be the best at, what drives your economic engine, and what you are deeply passionate about. The intersection forms your Hedgehog Concept. Discipline Equals Freedom: Build a culture where disciplined people take disciplined actions within a framework of freedom and responsibility. Self-Disciplined Teams: Hire self-disciplined individuals who operate effectively with autonomy, fostering a culture of responsibility and continuous improvement. Consistency is Key: Adhere to your Hedgehog Concept consistently, even if it means saying no to attractive opportunities that don’t align. Have a 'not to do' list with your 'to do' list: Once you know the right thing, do you have the discipline to do the right thing and, equally important, to stop doing the wrong things?
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