so simply just do your best and that is all that you can do –

now for Gary who made that video a few years ago – I would mention that no matter who you are and what you are doing there is always a way of doing something differently and doing it better – (a way to improve) so along with quality and quantity – there is also the drive or incentive if you will to improve upon what you yourself have done – so in essence you can always improve upon your competition which is yourself – so in your case – perhaps create a system to record or write down these many ideas that you seem to be saying your pass up along the way –

I was reading a post about leveraging others but wasn’t sure what that meant or how to do it. These are all new concepts for me.

Thanks for the information.

Yvon Lebras | http://www.vizibleresults.com

I’ve seen this same principle applied in other aspects of startups, like the software side. A friend of mine started a project and used a Tinder app clone as a foundation, which saved him weeks of coding. It’s about standing on the shoulders of giants, rather than reinventing the wheel.

I’d love to have some tips on that. Thanks in advance.

My company has hit a bit of a plateau and I’ve never had the confidence to reach out to others for help. I speak to a couple of well respected bloggers and could ask them but my niche is slightly different and I don’t know how they could help.

I’m fairly new to your blog but love the posts. Please keep up the amazing work. It helps massively!

As for the title sounding nefarious, I won’t worry at all – there’s an awesome book “Steal As An Artist” by Austin Kleon. Basic idea is that there’s nothing new under the sun and we always build new things standing on the shoulders of giants.

Great stuff. Question about your Small Business Stack: Did you use the same relationship building approach you did with blogging to get businesses to participate?

Thanks,

Greg