Success and Prosperity Blog

Your Brand Is Invisible to AI (Take the 10-Point Signal Test)

A weak Signal used to make you hard to find. Now it makes you unindexable. Take the 10-Point Signal Test to find out whether your brand is invisible to both humans and AI.

The 90-Day Signal Branding Incubator

The 90-Day Signal Branding Incubator is now open. Over three months, you’ll build a clear, differentiated Signal Architecture for both human buyers and AI discovery, with direct feedback from Randy along the way. Only 12 spots are available.

Nobody Needs Another Helen Keller Quote

Last week I asked four entrepreneurs the same question. Four out of four couldn’t answer it. It wasn’t a trick question, and it wasn’t complicated. The question was: What problem do you solve, and for whom?

7 Ways to Build Your Signal

You do not have a marketing problem. You have a Signal problem. In a world drowning in recycled ideas and AI-generated noise, nobody is going to pay you for what you know. They are going to pay you...

Starting Your Reboot

Last post I told you that the nexus of the issue for reinventing yourself is the vision you create for your life. This vision is the intention for what “the new you” is going to look, feel, and act like. This is no time to play safe, but the moment to be seeking challenges at the fringe of your fear. The person you are meant to become doesn’t live in your comfort zone.

What Kind of Vision Do You Possess?

Last post I told you that there are some beliefs, habits, and even people, that no longer belong in your life. Once you realize and recognize that, you can finally give yourself permission to move toward self-mastery, recreating yourself, and living a prosperous life.

Recognizing When Your Life Sucks…

Most of you reading this have never met me in person. Or perhaps you attended one of my events and we shared a quick handshake or a selfie. But I still know a couple very important things about you…

A Feast for Thought…

At the end of every workweek I email the readers of my Gage on Prosperity newsletter. (If you’re not a subscriber and you’re not a godless Communist who drowns kittens, you can sign up about halfway down the home page at https://randygage.com/) The theme of these missives is “Friday Filosophy,” and I share something I’m thinking about – that I think my readers should also be thinking about. The messages themselves are pretty small, but the ideas to think about are often huge. Sometimes they might cause you to reflect on something enough to change a habit, sometimes enough to change the game, or even your life.

It is Noble to Seek Wealth

The original plan for today was to continue the series from our last post about experiencing divine discontent – moving to the next stage of killing off the old you. But there was a question in the comments that causes me to question if I was clear about the role and value of money and material possessions in the process. So let’s take a quick detour and delve into that…

Live in Divine Discontent

It was 9:15 am when I pulled up to my pizza joint, to prepare for letting in my staff, receiving deliveries, and opening at 11. There were two guys lounging by a car parked in front. When I started to turn the key in the door, they approached me and introduced themselves. They were agents from the Internal Revenue Service, responding in person to a letter I had sent to the agency, requesting a payment plan to pay my delinquent payroll taxes. They had a very simple payment plan to offer...

My Hot Reads of 2019

Whenever I do town halls or Q&A sessions, some of the most frequent questions are about the books that influenced me, which ones I’m reading now, and why. Seems like this would be a great time to discuss the most impactful books I read in 2019.

Your Title Doesn’t Define You

Imagine this scenario: You’re a young gun, hired by Hot, Trendy, Innovative Company, Inc., a big international company with a powerful reputation. People who work for this company are revered and respected in the space. You join with your youthful idealism and begin working your way up the corporate ladder. A few years later, you stumble across information that the company engaged in some improper financial accounting. Now you’re pondering what your proper course of action should be: Report the bad behavior and risk career reprisals, or forget you saw this and leave the decision for someone else. Do you think your course of action would be influenced if you had a Hot, Trendy, Innovative Company, Inc. logo on your forearm?