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Look To People Who Have Succeeded

There’s no one magic bullet or path to success on Instagram, but there are clues, and when you watch how Ty Allan Jackson has created a following of eager, passionate parents who want to empower their children with financial literacy, you walk away knowing a little more about how to create a lasting message that will have great impact.

Ty is the author of two bestselling children’s books on financial literacy, that you can buy here.

Follow him on Instagram to see what’s new in his life.

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Pitch That Book, Honey

Joe Prosit is the author I’ve seen at the most conventions, and he’s writing with genuine discipline. You rarely meet people who go as hard as Joe does, so when he speaks, he speaks with authority.

I’ve read and enjoyed his first collection of short stories, which I’d highly recommend. You can check out all his books on his website or on Amazon.

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Feeling Like Working Is Not Required

Most days, I walk Lyle. He’s a Great Daniff, and at eight-years-old, he’s starting to slow down.

When we start out, both of us are groggy, sluggish, and a bit moody.

For the first mile, I predictably consider if I’ll sprint when I get to the park. Maybe today I should skip, I’ll think. But I know if I give an inch, the mile will have its way with me.

So I get to the park and I sprint, and on the mile walk back home, I’m grateful I worked when I didn’t feel like it.

The same principle can be used for everything in life. Write because you know future you will be glad you did.

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