90% of What Is Taught Doesn't Work - This is the Actual Nuts and Bolts To Overcome Stagnation and Procrastination to Live a Happy, Effective and Successful Life
Have you ever felt you could do MORE with your life... but just don't know how? Have you ever looked at someone with everything going right for him, and thought, "Why can't I be half as lucky as this guy?"

Carl Taylor says, "Most people know the cars they drive better than they know themselves. No wonder we fail to achieve our goals... We have not been taught how to operate outselves effectively " By the age of 24, Carl had started and run profitable businesses in five different industries, spoken to a full house audience of business owners (many twice or thrice his age) numerous times, and served as the Chapter President of his local Business Networking Group. In Red Means Go, Carl shares the strategies that have taken him from being a shy and average student to a successful young entrepreneur. You will discover:

How to use the Japanese principle of Kaizen to break through ay fear, limiting believe, or self-doubt and boost productivity by 300% per year
How to become a speed learning machine, so you can learn the skills to be a business success
The five-step method to use to get what you want (This is what successful people do instead of waiting for opportunities to be handed out to them)
The Truth about the Law of Attraction and why it does not work for 90% of people and how to use it right
A new perspective on Wealth to set you free of the rat race in the next 1-3 years
The secret to eliminate almost any bad habit and motivate yourself into action.

"This book is more than a mere summary of what I have spent over $100,000 to learn, it is a tried and tested manual that I actually have used to go from being a shy, average boy at school to finding my life's passion and doing many of the things people in my generation have not even tried" says Carl.

Red Means Go!: Secrets to Achieving a Happy, Effective and Successful Life with You in the Driver's Seat - nidottu, Englanti, 2010