What separates struggling small business owners from the powerfully rich? CEO's who seems to have everything working in their favor. They both embody Entrepreneurial Spirits, but one has superior HABITS. Little shifts from mindset to management skills can create stronger leadership, increased revenue, and ultimately serve a bigger impact. To achieve unimaginable business success and financial wealth, you have to change your Habits to reach the upper echelons of Entrepreneurship. You must develop a Positive Habitual Entrepreneur Mindset, a way of thinking that comes from learning the best Entrepreneurs' vital lessons. 1 Habit™ for Entrepreneurial Success brought together some of the greatest Entrepreneurial Minds on the Planet and asked them each two simple questions. What is the 1 Habit that has had the most significant impact on your life? What was the 1 un-Habit you needed to get rid of to clear your pathway to success? This book is the result, and the Magic is all you need is 1 Habit to change your life Forever! This is book 6 of the 1 Habit book series 1 Habit For Entrepreneurial Success includes Celebrated Entrepreneurs from all walks of life, including: Sharon Lechter - New York Times Bestselling Co-Author of Rich Dad Poor Dad Frank Shankwitz – Founder of the Make–A–Wish Foundation Joe Theismann - Super Bowl Winning Quarterback Prescott Ellison - Grammy Award-winning drummer Brian Smith - Founder of UGG Boots Rob Angel - Creator of Pictionary Chuck Liddell - Hall of Fame Mixed Martial Artist, Former UFC Light Heavyweight Champ Don “The Dragon” Wilson - Martial Arts Action Star, 11-times Pro Kickboxing World Champion Les Brown - Motivational Speaker, Author Bas Rutten - Retired professional Mixed Martial Artist Alec Stern - Co-Founder of Constant Contact Kevin Sorbo - Producer, Director, Lead Actor in Hercules, The Legendary Journeys Kerry Gordy - Multi-Platinum Music Producer Paul Logan - Actor, Producer, Writer, Fitness Superstar Marla Gibbs - Actress, 5-time Emmy Nominee, Golden Globe Nominee Gary Lockwood - Star of 2001: A Space Odyssey, and the Star Trek pilot episode All 1 Habit Books are built around what we call Happy Achievers. Let me share with you what that means... For years, my life was focused on being a high achiever. Success was all I could think about. And success meant one thing and one thing only, how much money I made. Throughout my journey, I would go out of my way to meet respected leaders in business, culture, and social change to learn their secrets and apply them to my success. But, as I set out to create 1 Habit, I learned something even more amazing. It turns out, my desire to achieve was on target, but I measured it all wrong--in dollars and cents. I realized, no matter how much money I made, I wasn't as happy as I thought I'd be; there was always going to be someone making more. One day it dawned on me, I needed to redefine what success meant to me. Money was not the right measurement of success. Money may be how others measure my success. Why should I give them this power? I soon realized that happiness is how I wanted to measure my success. My happiness is something I am in control of. The way to reach happiness is to perform at your highest level in all plains of existence. The people that came together as contributors for 1 Habit all did this. These amazing people were all operating at the highest levels, Emotionally, Spiritual, their physical character, the way they live, and of course, financially. Happiness through the balance of performing and living at your peak in all those areas of their lives.  From that day forward, I would keep score based on the time I spent with my family, my friends, my hobbies, exploring the world, and realizing my passions and dreams. I knew what I wanted to do now but did not know what to call this new category of a person that achieved highly at all levels and, as a result, were some of the happiest people on the planet. Ask, and you shall receive Whenever I have a question or a problem, I put it out there, and the universe always seems to give me the answers when I need them. I was sitting with a friend who started out creating marketing campaigns for companies like ATT. He moved from there to head up a company that produces the marketing campaign for all the major Hollywood studios. If you saw a movie in the last 20 years, there is a high likelihood that Mike Tankel was part of the reason you walked into that theater.    I told Mike about my new way of keeping score in life with happiness, not money. I no longer wanted to be a singular high achiever. I was something more. This thing was "the" more.With little effort, it rolled off Mike's tongue. "You don't want to be a High Achiever. You want to be a Happy Achiever". And there we have it. A "Happy Achiever." So now I ask you, my dear reader. How do you keep score in life? More importantly, how do you want to keep score in life? I hope you will join us and live your