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113 | Amer Abu Shakra | The Six Rules of Success that Helped me Break the All-Time Sales Record at Student Works
Leaders Of Tomorrow Podcast
English - February 07, 2020 12:00 - 50 minutes - 74.7 MB - ★★★★★ - 3 ratingsEntrepreneurship Business Management becomingaleader christhomson howtobecomealeader leader leadership leadersoftomorrow studentworkspainting summermanagementprogram Homepage Download Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Overcast Castro Pocket Casts RSS feed
In this episode, Chris interviews Amer Abu Shakra, Business Owner, Student Works Painting. Amer shares his SIX rules of success that helped him hit the all-time high sales record of $500,000 at Student Works.
This show starts with Amer sharing some background information with listeners. Born in Jordan, Amer is truly thankful for the excellent opportunity that Student Works has given him. Amer was incredibly focused from the get go and shares how he managed to generate half-a-million dollar worth of business without compromising on his studies.
To define his SIX rules of success, Amer drew inspiration from entrepreneurs like Mark Zuckerberg, Elon Musk, and Jeff Bezos. These are his rules:
Always keep your word – no matter what
Trust your team
Trust the power of input
Have someone hold you accountable
You promote what you permit
Have the will to conquer and dominate
As Amer explains each of these rules, he shares some interesting anecdotes that will surely pique your interest.
For instance, he shares how he managed to build a dream team whom he trusts explicitly. He also reveals his process of breaking down large tasks into tiny and attainable bits. Amer reveals that he has an accountability buddy in Austin, another member of the Student Works community.
If you are failing to meet the audacious goals that you have set for yourself, tuning in to this show will give you loads of value.
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