I invest in small businesses and am the CEO of Skylink Group.
As an eight-figure small business owner, I’ve learned many lessons over the years, both good and bad!
This is why I want to help you improve your performance, profit, and potential without sacrificing what’s most important.
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-Nate Anglin
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Master four potent emotional strategies to transform life and business conflicts into triumphant success stories.
Always think before you speak. But it’s not only to avoid the self-loathing embarrassment that stupidity brings…
Here’s the latest edition of The Optimized Report newsletter, a collection of actionable ideas to help small business teams improve their performance, profit, and potential without sacrificing what's most important.
We love control. We “need” control to force a better outcome. We feel, with some mental strain and stress, we can bend the inevitable. Until this happens…
Opinions are riddled with emotion. They pull, prod, and probe you into believing a certain way.
Over time opinions become siloed, biased, and funneled. They’re inflexible. Anything beyond what you believe to be true is labeled as junk—a conspiracy. To separate opinions vs. facts, start with…
The wrong gasoline fuels the world. Some say its fake news. "It's the media's fault for blasting misinformation into all brains." Others think it's the inevitable collapse of human civilization.
Our brains are rotting. We're cooped up behind screens, flicking away to see what the world has to throw at us, which is a reason why adults should play more. Keep reading.
Here’s why fear is bad. Stress, fear, and anxiety plague our mental space. It’s as though a mob has taken over a city and held our brain hostage.
Are You A Hero Or Villain?. Despite our ability to conceal our feelings on a day-to-day basis, our ability to wear masks becomes hard in emotional situations. It's these moments that bring out our true nature.
I wanted to rip through my computer screen and bash it over his head. Someone was stealing information. I was watching it unfold in real-time. We get angry. There are many situations where steam has come out of my ears. I was red-eyed chugging down the railroad tracks, in hopes of a collision.
