Many entrepreneurs discover that, as their business grows and they become more successful, life becomes increasingly complicated. They know life can be better than this, and that something has to change. But what should change? And how can they make those changes without sacrificing any of the ground that they’ve gained?

How The Best Get Better contains core strategies and tools from The Strategic Coach^® Program that provide you with a meaningful context for thinking and acting in brand new ways in your life as an entrepreneur. Based on the practical experience of thousands of top-achieving entrepreneurs, this book gives you a path to the next level of growth in your career.

Instead of costing you more time and effort or adding more complexity, these strategies and tools create a leap in progress and productivity while also giving you a greater daily experience of simplicity, satisfaction, and personal freedom.

Introduction:
How The Best Get Better®

Global forces, unleashed by the application of microchip technology, are causing entrepreneurial revolutions everywhere. The changes that have occurred during the past 30 years due to the combination of microtechnology and entrepreneurism have been remarkable. However, the changes that have occurred constitute only a beginning: We haven't seen anything yet.

Ahead lies a complete bottom-to-top entrepreneurial transformation of global society. Political, economic, educational, and social structures are being reorganized in fundamental, far-reaching, and non-bureaucratic ways.

Those who are entrepreneurially minded are delighted with this transformation because it allows them to access extraordinary capabilities and opportunities. Many others — whose security and status remain based on bureaucratic systems — are deeply disturbed and threatened. As the patterns of human activity over the next 30 years may prove, there seem to be three different responses to the growing tide of entrepreneurism in the world:

1. The best get better: The most successful entrepreneurs are taking advantage of new capabilities to create greater wealth and autonomy for themselves, while providing new opportunities for millions of others.
2. The beginners get braver: Those entrepreneurs at beginning levels of success, and those dissatisfied and open-minded bureaucrats who know they must become entrepreneurial, are gaining confidence and direction from the example of the best entrepreneurs.
3. The bureaucrats become more resistant: Those hard-core bureaucrats who cannot imagine any other existence for themselves are doing everything possible to impede entrepreneurism. Even though bureaucratic resistance is still very strong in the world, bureaucratic leaders are no longer seen as role models. The executives of the most powerful bureaucratic organizations — government, corporate, military, religious, trade union, and academic — are no longer accorded respect. As a class, they are universally seen as mired in the past, unresponsive to the present, and blind to the future.

Introduction:
How The Best Get Better®

Global forces, unleashed by the application of microchip technology, are causing entrepreneurial revolutions everywhere. The changes that have occurred during the past 30 years due to the combination of microtechnology and entrepreneurism have been remarkable. However, the changes that have occurred constitute only a beginning: We haven't seen anything yet.

Ahead lies a complete bottom-to-top entrepreneurial transformation of global society. Political, economic, educational, and social structures are being reorganized in fundamental, far-reaching, and non-bureaucratic ways.

Those who are entrepreneurially minded are delighted with this transformation because it allows them to access extraordinary capabilities and opportunities. Many others — whose security and status remain based on bureaucratic systems — are deeply disturbed and threatened. As the patterns of human activity over the next 30 years may prove, there seem to be three different responses to the growing tide of entrepreneurism in the world:

1. The best get better: The most successful entrepreneurs are taking advantage of new capabilities to create greater wealth and autonomy for themselves, while providing new opportunities for millions of others.
2. The beginners get braver: Those entrepreneurs at beginning levels of success, and those dissatisfied and open-minded bureaucrats who know they must become entrepreneurial, are gaining confidence and direction from the example of the best entrepreneurs.
3. The bureaucrats become more resistant: Those hard-core bureaucrats who cannot imagine any other existence for themselves are doing everything possible to impede entrepreneurism. Even though bureaucratic resistance is still very strong in the world, bureaucratic leaders are no longer seen as role models. The executives of the most powerful bureaucratic organizations — government, corporate, military, religious, trade union, and academic — are no longer accorded respect. As a class, they are universally seen as mired in the past, unresponsive to the present, and blind to the future.