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This was enough for me, and I concluded that there were enough people—at least several thousand—who were looking for this product that I could make a business of it.

Validating a Side Hustle

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Getting caught up in the parts of a job that don’t matter is a dangerous trap and for some reason one that a lot of people fall into. Let other people play political games and avoid them as much as you can.

How to Be Successful (At...

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Here’s an example of “yes” and “no” in action: Assuming you are confident that your dog knows the word “sit” in the environment you’re working in, don’t simply repeat “Sit” a second time if your dog doesn’t sit when you first ask her to do so. Instead, say “Sit,” then wait a few seconds, and if your dog doesn’t do it, say “No” as a way of saying “Try again.” Then, when your dog does sit, say “Yes, sit!” and reward her so she’ll understand that she’s done the right thing. The better you get at emphasizing the “yes,” the better teacher you’ll become!

Zak George's Dog Training Revolution

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