James Dumoulin's quotes, sayings

You cannot be desperate to get a deal done.

Sell it first and then figure it out. You need customers, you need revenue.

Information changes situations only through implementation.

The Power of Persistence

If there's one lesson I'm trying to teach you in this video, it is persistence.

You can not put your attention on worrying about losing the money, you have to put it on making.

When preparation meets luck, opportunity appears.

Marketing Creates Interest, Systems Create Revenue

Marketing gets people interested, but systems turn that interest into real revenue.

Branding never sleeps. You have to advertise.

Create Wealth by Creating Wealth

The more money you make for other people, the more money you're going to make for yourself.

Wealth follows problem solvers

If you solve people's wants and needs, you get rich. If you solve people's problems, you become wealthy.

Sell the shovels

During the Gold Rush, the people who got rich weren't the ones looking for gold - they were the ones selling the shovels.

Long game always pays better in business,

Close to Opportunity

Proximity is power. The faster you can follow the money, the quicker you're going to get to it.

Opportunity and Choice

Being poor is a choice, guys. We were all given abilities to go out there and create wealth and abundance for ourselves - whether it's getting a job or starting a business.

The fastest way to kill a big dream is to introduce it to a small mind.

Find successful people, study them, and do exactly what they do.

Build your own path to wealth

You can't get rich working for somebody else.

Information changes any situation.

Shortcut to success

There's only one shortcut to success in today's world, and that's mentorship.

Concentration builds wealth, diversification keeps it.

The riches are in the niches.

Own More of the Process

The secret to building hundreds of millions is having a vertically integrated business.

People Over Money

People will take you places that money can't.

Trust your wings, not the branch

When a bird lands on a branch, it doesn't trust the branch - it trusts its wings. You have to trust your own ability to fly.