Joe DeMaria started his career at 9 years old, running an illicit, back alley soda and candy cartel at his elementary school in Willow Glen, California. Within 2 weeks, he had employed 3 other hard-nosed, dirty-faced 9 year old lieutenants -- paying them 25 cents per unit sold. The Sugar Rush Syndicate was brought to an abrupt end when DeMaria's childhood best friend and wartime consigliere was caught selling an A&W Rootbeer on tape by one of the school's CCTV cameras. He was brought to justice just 5 weeks into the school year, netting an impressive $937.75. He refused to return the money. Today, he teaches coaches, consultants, and peak performers how to scale their businesses and their impact on their audiences using online courses and coaching programs -- through his company Teach To Scale
Chr(34)Chr(34)realise that you've got a gauge on your dashboard that says fun and start to pay attention to that one to. The more fun we are having in what we are do... And it does not have to be frivolous, it doesn't have to be goof... It's just that when we are having fun, we do a lot better. We are designed as mammals to play. We are at our best when we play. It's where we are strongest where we are able to take chances and experiment and learn things. So, I think those who know how to play and know how to have fun are the ones that are the toughest and the most resilient Chr(34)Chr(34)...[Listen for More]
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