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The “scientific” success secret that allowed me to walk away from my 6-figure job

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I am freeeeeeeee…

It’s true!

On September 17th, 2009, I walked away from my very cush, 6-figure engineering career as (literally) a rocket scientist.

Crazy?

Not so much.

Actually, I want to share with you what I believe is the game-changing success secret that I’ve not seen any marketers, network marketing or Internet marketing, talk about.

I have it captured on video, all 26 minutes and 37 seconds worth.

I’m HANDING it to you… the 6-figure secret.

And trust me, it’s scientific…

But it’s something ANYONE can do, doesn’t cost any money, and WORKS EVERY TIME.

You’ll be left speechless, and with a MASSIVE amount of clarity.

So if you’d allow me… here it is 🙂


(IMPORTANT: PAUSE the video at 12:34, go through the exercise yourself, and resume the video to watch the analysis… PLEASE leave a comment at the end of the post to share your thoughts!)


There you have it!

Pretty wild huh?

Doing exercises like this with quantifiable differentiators (the time at which each project/column is completed) was all that was necessary to get me going in the right direction.

Everyone is good at SOMETHING, and once discover what that SOMETHING is… Simply lean on that strength as you develop new skills 🙂

Dream ENORMOUS,

Jerry

Comments

  1. What happens when you let a Rocket Scientist into your head?

    You learn all sorts of amazing secrets!

    With one simple little “game” Jerry showed me just how much time I
    waste trying to multi-task. If you haven’t tried the multi-task game
    I suggest you try – I didn’t believe the results.

    This has been just one more lesson about achieving what I want in life
    that Jerry has taught me. I highly recommend Jerry and his
    BuildaMagneticNetwork.com site to anyone that wants to be
    successful.

    Thanks again Jerry. Your mentorship has been invaluable.

    Dean McNamara.

  3. Hey Jerry, great video!

    This illustrates the same point as my project overload video (on youtube here), and was a bit of a turning point for me.
    Wherever possible, focusing on just one thing at a time is the most sensible thing. As Eben Pagan likes to say; a study proved that multitasking drops your IQ equivalent MORE than smoking marijuana!

    Thanks for the guidance, Jerry!

  4. Great video Jerry!

    Unitasking 26 sec. Multitasking 32 sec.

    Your “Secret” is the top skill that successful people have.

    Most people need to realize being really focused on 2 or 3 things is not being focused.

    Thanks for your contribution.

    Eiji “A.G.” Morishita

  5. man…thanks for tips. You’re a great teacher jerry.

    I’m guilty of getting distracted easily, at times I thought I have ADD. Maybe I really do cuz I always try so hard to eliminate all the distractions in my life that pull me back but they just seem to find their way to me… but hey at least i’m still “trying” to focus on one thing at a time. 🙂

    The power of focus is important to any type of success, and I’m still a novice of using this power. You really pointed out the line that separates failure and success. We all need to focus on something and avoid all distractions, but only few of us really know how to.

  7. Boy did I need to watch this video, Jerry. Multi tasking is just not cutting it and that’s why I am not finding the results I am expecting.

    Thanks so much for this. I will focus my energy on doing one thing at a time and then go on to the next.

  8. This is so true. I remember my grandmother explaining her week day Monday was wash day Tues was Ironing Wednesday was mending and clothes repair Thursday was baking in winter summer was garden. Friday was cleaning. Saturday was town and Sunday was rest. I think that is what you are talking about. Good lesson.

  11. Hi Jerry

    It looks great but for some reason I can’t play it past the first minute. Not sure if it’s just my end but thought I’d let you know just in case. 🙂

    Rachel

  13. Jerry,
    Thought-provoking information.
    I’ll have to test it out a few times to see what happens.
    Like the adage—get really, really good at doing one skill, focus on it, and voila! That equals success.
    Thanks for your non-hypey, educational videos.
    Best regards,
    Nancy Carroll

  15. Well can’t say I was surprised — focus does produce results. Eye opening exercise, thanks Jerry.