Dan Martell

I began learning how to do what I love (lead businesses) and be who I want to be (a friend, father, and husband).

You don’t learn without doing, and once you’ve really learned something valuable, you should pass it on.

You’re one person, with a finite amount of time. You have a company, family, and friends, who are all demanding it.

Stephen Covey once said, “The key is in not spending time, but in investing it.”

A hamster on a wheel is awfully busy.

The little-known secret to reaching the next stage of your business is spending your time on only the tasks that: (a) you excel at, (b) you truly enjoy, and (c) add the highest value (usually in the form of revenue) to your business.

You can always get more money, but you can never get more time

The Buyback Principle means you should continually use every resource you can to buy back your time.

The Buyback Principle: Don’t hire to grow your business. Hire to buy back your time.