Were entrepreneurs provided the opportunity to acquire multiple means of increasing their effectiveness in business, enabling them to leverage proven best practices into increased value for themselves, their suppliers and their customers, would it not be unquestionably wise to at least consider such an opportunity? What would be the value of such progressive ideas being conveyed by recognized masters of business thought who are often the originators thereof? Such opportunity, so described, exists in the form of the League of Extraordinary Minds.

Each panel session delivers fresh, high-impact content from a synergistic group of expert panelists. Panel session 8 covers numerous topics, highlights of which include: realizing increased sales through determination of an appropriate number of choices made available to customers; a process to “future proof” business strategies; why it may prove beneficial to hide brilliance in sales negotiations; and, a recommendation for entrepreneurs to adopt a strategy of growth that seeks to enhance the flow of value between suppliers and customers by means that make them increasingly indispensible in the process.

Each Panel session gets the creative juices flowing, fostering ‘possibility thinking’ that challenges you to translate such wisdom into practice. Panel session 8 is a valuable contribution to this collection of business wisdom.

So true about our subconscious being such a powerful tool. God gave us this amazing mind and these guys (especially Greg) gave some great thoughts on harnessing it.

Great as usual, loved the presidential analogy, that had me in stiches !

1. It’s very helpful to able to hear the different perspective from people who know how to create wealth. 2. The benefits I received from this panel was the information on not having too many choices, needing to get clear and focused, and I liked the perspective of Greg Hick on needing to deal with your inner dialog and staying out of victimhood–why that happens, how detrimental it can be and how to avoid it. 3. I like getting feedback from people so I can tell if I’m on track. Listening to the panel and their advice helps me to feel more confident in myself. Being confident helps me to move ahead 4. I’m not sure how to quantify their advice monetarily. My main objective is to get some cash flow happening. I have been listening to a lot of information from a lot of sources and have yet to make some movement happen. Once I find my way, then I will be able to see the effects of the collective advice I have received. 5. To me, when I first started listening to these presentations, they felt a bit contrived, but I found I could glean some excellent information and insight. The thing I like the most about these presentations is that I’m getting a good idea of the people I want to follow to be mentors in my life.

The talk was great, I think it’s these types of calls that have the most impact. I love small tactics and marketing tips but these big thinking seminars adressing the core of how we think have to be top of your priority list. The one common demoninator I personally drew from the talk was actually how to set your mind up in preperation for what you want to achieve. It’s the one thing that seems to come up time and time again and that’s becuase it’s such an important factor to our success. Insightful, inspirational and really made my imagination run riot, I particularly loved the quote from Paul about the fact that we are all in the technology business, made me think long and hard at the development of certain aspects of my business. It also made me realise that if I’m going to take my earnings to the next level I need to think about the core of making a difference and improving my offreing and service, it is a very ethical way to address business and personally very fulfilling. Nice work gentleman thank you for your time.

Good mix of speakers with good info. Much of the information discussed is “obvious”, but easily overlooked and not taken into account in daily business dealings.I would like to here more on “my” biggest weakness,procrastination.

Hi Jay and Rich,
All,all your panelists were amazing and it is trult difficult to pinpoint the one biggest takeaway.
But if you had to say so,it would be the power of your subconcious mind and harnessing it the morning with clearly written steps-your mindset and your actionset-as Greg said.

1. The LOEM brings together the best business minds in North America today.
2. I’ve gained new ideas, new insights and a library of great resources to come back to time and time again.
3. This information will help me be more thorough in my business and more persistent in my life.
4. Over the next year, this information should bring me at least an additional $1,000.
5. I want to tell my friends that if they miss this, they are selling themselves short.

Patrick

Rich and Jay’s mind-blowing dedication to helping entrepreneurs is demonstrated by their bringing in an amazing number of highly talented experts to the most comprehensive series of webinars ever presented on the Internet. Each proceeding webinar brings entrepreneurs deeper into how to succeed in business, and the eighth webinar is invaluable if you want your small business to skyrocket. Rich and Jay have brought webinars and the word “value” to a whole new paradigm. It will be interesting to see how this series will affect other webinars in the future. Thank you, Rich and Jay, for offering this series.

Hi Rich& Jay

I think these panels have gotten better and better.

The most useful thing for me this time has been the small, almost incidental comments the panellists have made, which can only come from experience.

I don’t like making mistakes, like anyone else, but I do appreciate the way your panellists have gained wisdom from their failures, and those of others, and can now give good advice in nearly every sentence.

My main benefit in this whole course is in having increased confidence in facing the issues I know many others have faced, AND knowing that there is good quality help and advice available. For a one-time perfectionist, and a very independent person, this has been a great turn-around for me.

Having suffered at the hands of many mediocre managers over the years, it’s great to hear from your league of leaders.

With heartfelt thanks

Stephen J Barrett

Wow! I always thought that many choices would allow people to find something they would like. Less is more makes so much sence. Narrowing the choices so they are not overwhelmed. Very haelpful. Thanks!
Joe

Hi Jay & Rich

I loved the insights into customer behavior and the concept that “less can be more”.

It had never occurred to me before that you can lose sales by giving the potential customer too many choices. These were very valuable insights.

Regards
Warren

Each call streaches the mind further. I am beginning to wonder why I continue to do things the hard way when clearly it is easier to achieve success.

Once again, this panel was chock-full of insightful and interesting speakers. Each is an expert in his field and provide useful and applicable information. However, this panel seemed a little more disjointed than the others in that each speaker focused on differing areas rather than one over-riding theme. But this is a very minor issue compared to the volumes of information provided. Overall, another home run by the League of Extraordinary Minds!

This is clearly the best panel so far. Helping people and ask customers for help saying “I don’t know” was marvelous to hear, it really helped to get the right attitude i my Business.
Ulf Wigren

I enjoy listening to the panel and getting to hear from great businessman who spark my creativity. I usually listen while working on my sites and it sparks new ideas while doing so.

These presentations have been really useful to me in my business in helping me think about different approaches to work, and to work/life balance. The varied perspectives put forward by the range of your panel experts have been thought provoking as some of them chime with me and some of them don’t, so that’s been stimulating. I’d highly recommend the time spent on these webinars to new people thinking of investing their most precious resource
Sarah

i have been trying to access every broadcast from the beginning but have not been able to get through one webinar without the link dropping out so would find it hard to give a proper assessment although the tiny bits i have been able to listen to have been informative and think judged on that others who have had the advantage of getting full access to this knowledge would have gained considerable value its just a pity im not one of them

I have heard oftentimes before about the value of a dreamteam of advisors and haven’t done enough. This came along at the right time.
In this interview alone I can see how my business will be changed.
For a start I have been waiting (procrastinating) to build a large suite of products. I don’t need that: Too many otpions reduce decisions being made.

Creating options when things look bleak so that stress is reduced and health maintained is obvious but the techniques were not.

This was definitely worth the time listening. Already I have plans for the rest of today…

PZP, you’ve been a light in the wilderness for a long time. About time I stopped nodding my head, and actually do what you say. Thank you.

Wow! Great stuff in this interview like Good enough is good enough,
Get clear on what you want, prioritize them and take action.
the 3 am questions and Do your business planing quarterly instead of yearly.

I am very impressed with what Paul Zane Pilzer said and what he knows a bought
business.

What I am hearing is continually allowing me to reflect and to keep refining what I am doing.

Thanks guys.

One of the best panels so far. Basically because the panelists concentrated on simplicity as the central tool to change and the central tool to maintaining what works already. Everyone on the panel was great. Rich and Jay – as always superbly and masterfully interviewing from the heart. Herb Cohen was my favorite panelist, I’ve mentored under his writings for some time now. It was wonderful how he down played as he spoke of down playing or starting from a very low keyed stance while maintaining a candor of not being the best looking or smartest guy, from his wonderfully subtle New York and ethnic style. I’m as southern as they come but I love Herb and his statement about America needing these tools right now couldn’t be truer told. Thank the League and pass the ammunition!

Gentlemen (Extraordinary) I have only 1 word for this interview – KUDOS.
Each of these experts were indeed, in my humble opinion, Extraordinary.
The information shared was concise, informative and as varied as the participants. Something for everyone…AND the Caveat about not having too much choice was very pertinent to me. I have been often occupied on the evenings when many of the other interviews were held and therefore unable to attend. I must say that I was extremely pleased and grateful to have heard this one.
Congratulations for the content.

One remark concerning the interviewer – (for whatever its worth)…instead of having to search for new superlatives at the end of each question or feeling like you have to give some kind of compliment EACH time…how ’bout just saying “thank you” after each answer and save your compliments for the end of the interview? It sounded to me like you were kind of forcing to find something to say to each person after each question just to have something to say. Many of the answers were great, but I think you could just remain simple and put in one final superlative Thank-You-remark at the end for each candidate and that would make for a tighter interview – especially for those listening to the recording afterwards.

Thanks for your fantastic and foremost practical input..
Fine teaching, fine learning.
Thanks again!

Thank you for such fantastic content.

First time I have tuned in and found it very positive and interesting. No doubt we can all learn something from people with hands on experience.
I will be better prepared next time but already I have gained
How long are these sessions 60 minutes? 90 minutes? or 120 minutes
Definitely be persistent be focused and listen to your client

Thank you

Simply awesome. This is simply an invaluable resource everyone should get their hands on. The content is just tremendous.Practical tips, and insights of great value on how to boost business coming from people who are experts in their fields and know what they are talking about.

Very useful content from people I have a lot of respect for. I’ve gained new insight on how powerful the mind is.

It’s mind-boggling having access to such powerful insight from this caliber of experts especially for such little investment.

These webinars are pretty good…many useful nuggets of information from many different perspectives. After listening, I never felt like I wasted my time.

I have always garnered some excellent takeaways from each session. In this session, I particularly enjoyed the responses from Barry and Paul who seem to resonant with me. I have already ordered books by both of them!

Thanx again for a great session. many reminders of the information, basic principles, skills, and processes needed to Lead and Succeed through uncertainty.

I was disappointed in the repetitious and too-frequent self-serving answers among the useful suggestions.

What can I say except “fabulous!” I particularly liked the clarity with each person answered your questions and how they broke things down into easy to understand concepts.

Herb Cohen simply cracked me up and the belly laughs I enjoyed from his laid back but totally authoritative stance was refreshing, especially in light of the economic times we are in.

You guys rock!

Thanks again.

Joy

Great content in all the sessions but in this one I liked the most the info about negotiation. For me that’s the area where I have a lot to improve.
Very helpful, thank you.

This has been an absolutely astonishing series, and this episode was particularly outstanding. I now have a long (very very long!) list of major changes and small tweaks to make during 2010 and, more importantly, I now understand how each one of them will make a positive difference. So it’s a very big “thank you” from me!

My only real complaint is that perhaps the audio quality could have been better, as I sometimes struggled to make out what was being said. This is particularly the case when people mentioned the names of websites or products, as I sometimes had no idea what they were saying. For that reason, it would have been helpful if a list of products and websites mentioned during each episode had been published on the site after each broadcast, or emailed to subscribers.

Oh, one other minor gripe while I’m here: despite attending every single broadcast at the designated date and time, I continue to receive messages for days afterwards telling me that I’m missing it and there are only x days/hours to go before the episode is removed. I really don’t appreciate all those messages, since I was there at the proper time, every time. One of those messages was particularly whiney and went on about how much effort you’d put into it, and how everyone else but me had tuned in, so I was an idiot I for missing it. But, as always, I’d already heard the broadcast. That really got on my nerves.

But, overall, it has been a very positive and helpful experience.

“Fast Tracking Your Business” – another great session. Key takeaways for me were:
Hicks – “People are not productive when they’re not happy.”
Cohen – “Your negotiating savvy will determine your success & happiness”
Jeary – He helps people change their thinking..so they can improve results.
Pilzer – The “Technology Gap” is where you’ll see profits and dominance.

Thanks, again.

I loved how it was said that spiritual principles are not negotiable…but everything else is, and how children just do not take no for an answer. Maybe that’s why someone who gave us a lot of spiritual principles emphasized that we must become as a little child.

Jeary… on dealing with distractions I always believed the principle but never heard it talk about as it being so important. I need to get back to basics and keep doing what is working for me. I need to stop confusing things. I found Mr. Hick’s behaviors for reducing stress very useful. It was especially a different way of looking at it. I also really loved Mr. Cohen’s humor at times to light up the mind with all the goodies I was digesting! Maybe this was not humor, but our way of honestly realizing this is the truth that we are not doing what we know we should be doing!???
Thanks Jay and Rich!

Once again, the panel was superb. Totally enjoyed Herb Cohen’s perspectives and Tony Jeary’s take on the one sheet strategy plan and concise three steps on clarity, focus, and execution.

Whoever splices these sessions together has been cutting out sections, which detracts a bit, but still one of the most valuable series I’ve ever experienced.

Thanks again for offering such a valuable program!

A fabulous group of people – each superb in their field but somehow Cession 8 the dynamic was not as good as the other cessions. But certainly very much worth it as usual.
Paul

Once again great information shared and very focused which is fantastic.

Striking the balance between outside input and your initial decisions is essential.

Thanks

1. Panel discussion was very informative as well as thought provoking.
2. I am also getting more out of action guides.
3. I am excited about digesting / implementing these various wisdom /ideas /concepts!!

Thanks.

1.Why join: lots of new insights, outside my normal interests, very useful.

2. biggest benefits:
- less choice is more sales.
- do only high leverage activities
- to negotiate; do care, but not too much!

3. improve your business, income, or life? More focus. Add simplicity.

4. next 12 months, how much extra income will this be worth to you?
20% increase

5. say to a friend who was thinking of joining the LXM? Just try it out, lot’s of value, no risk.

I love these webcasts. I have gotten unimaginable wisdom and help and tips from the expert pannelists. Thank you Rich and Jay for doing this. I have never been so blessed in my sales as I have when I apply these principles. The most important thing I feel that I heard today was, slow down, take the time to stop and think and re-evaluate. Forever grateful for this experience.

Ryan

1. Why do you feel it was a great decision for you to join the League of Extraordinary Minds? Phenomenal ideas.
2. What are the 3 biggest benefits you got from this one panel interview? Everything is negotiable. Limit choices makes customers happier. Give everyone the choice of negotiation.
3. How will the information you got from this panel improve your business, income, or life? Hard to say… but I think the idea of everything is negotiable will come in handy.
4. Over the next 12 months, how much additional income do you think the League of Extraordinary Minds will be worth to you? Probably nothing -but that doesn’t mean these ideas aren’t valuable. Just that it hard to connect success to any one thing.
5. What would you say to a friend who was thinking of joining the League of Extraordinary Minds, but wasn’t sure? Great source of ideas, try it.

Master Surgeon of Business Infrastructure Transplants , it’s jaw dropping enlightment to be able to spend just a day in the “ExtraOrdinary Minds” Of those who’s names are synonymous with such founders and philanthropist as Jay Abraham ,Rich Schefren ,John Carlton ,Mark Harris ,Warren Buffett ,Anthony Robins ,and very scincere ,respectable recognition to Stephen “The Phoenix” Pierce ,Anik Singal ,Mike Filisaime. The list of “The League” is awesomely reknown and vast. Please forgive me if I come off sounding like a snob. Maybe being born with a complacency to poverty and hunger !? Observing for over half a century as the American Eagle perched in awe ,watching the morality ,prosperity ,scientific ,economic and military status of our great nation was being flushed out to sea. Betrayed by stone aged political deciet ,greed ,vanity and the fear of equality. So I digress ,please forgive me if I perceive this humanitarian attempt to (TWTF) teach world to fish as a quest of the undying spirit that makes our country great. A humble and respectful quote of our Commander ‘N’ Chief , the immortal words “It’s Time For A Change”. My hope is that history will accurately record our great countrys’ transformation this decade. On a lighter note let’s not overlook the GPS the integrity OB1 has installed in our American Eagle. Prop’s to The League Of ExtraOdinary Minds!

=>Stay Frosty!
=>Alphonso