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James Altucher (Twitter: @jaltucher)
www.jamesaltucher.com
If something is not a "hell, YEAH!" then it's a "no!"
James Altucher started and sold several businesses, is a bestselling author, an
active investor and adviser, and a mediocre podcaster.
Raoul Anderson (Twitter: @raoula)
www.andersonmorgan.com
My philosophy in running a business across multiple countries and multiple time
zones is to empower the local people to make decisions that benefit their local
area. This allows quick decisions to be made without implementing a large
system lined with red tape that naturally impedes efficiency and response
speeds. My favourite app for keeping my schedule organized is Tempo. It not
only pulls my calendars from multiple sources, but also provides a single, simple
interface to alert me of things I may be interested in that have been posted on
social media like Twitter, LinkedIn and Facebook without interrupting my day.
Raoul Anderson is the founder of Anderson Morgan, a technology company
started in a small regional area in Tasmania that now spans the globe with
operations in Australia, Canada, and the United States.
Dave Arnold (Twitter: @ davejarnold16)
www.davearnoldspeaks.com
Write down the three things you are most passionate about and keep it
somewhere you can see constantly. Keep those three things before you and focus
on working toward them; as a result, this will help you keep focused and not get
sucked into doing things which will not help you thrive.
Dave Arnold is a minister, speaker, coach, and bestselling author.
Nikhil Arora & Alejandro Velez (Twitter: @BTTRventures)
www.backtotheroots.com
Focus—true focus is saying no to the things YOU really want to do.
Essentialism—start each week and each morning by asking yourself what are the
three most essential things that have to be done today/this week to impact the
business most. Keep that list in front of you throughout the day so the black hole

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of email doesn't suck you up! Find partners who do what you can do better and
work with them! Don't try to do everything yourself—we started off trying to
collect coffee grounds, grow mushrooms, sell mushrooms, do our own
packaging design, our own sales, etc.—it was just too much and we weren't
doing any of it very well! We've since found partners that let us focus on
developing products, getting them out there, and building a community around
them!
Nikhil Arora & Alejandro Velez co-founded Back to the Roots in 2009. The two
have been named one of BusinessWeek’s Top 25 Entrepreneurs under 25, Inc.’s
30 Under 30, Forbes’ 30 Under 30, and CNN’s 10 Next Entrepreneur’s to
watch. Back to the Roots was named one of Martha Stewart’s Top 10 American
Made companies, #373 to the INC 5000 list, and has been recognized for its
innovation by President Obama.