Comments on: Dave Stech: 3 Powerful Success Concepts

By: Tom Lo

Tom Lo — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 16:11:38 +0000

Hi Stewart,
Great article! I really have to re-think my networking concept–power of 6 makes a lot of sense in terms of the time crunch we all face. Thanks!!!

Best regards,
tom

By: JT DeBolt

JT DeBolt — Mon, 28 Jan 2008 21:51:05 +0000

Stewart,
Great article. I have known Mr. Stech for a couple of years now, and consider him a close personal friend. Mr. Stech has exuded every quality you outlined in this article, and even mentors my wife, Mia, and I on real estate and business topics using the 3 Filters. The challenge I have always found in dealing with Mr. Stech was trying to add value to the relationship and not always being a “taker”. As you eloquently stated, the goal is to surround your self with 6 people who live a level or two above you. That is certainly true of Mr. Stech. I feel so blessed and fortunate to know him and call him a friend, because not only do I get to associate with a man of such high character, but it pushes me to work on myself and grow as a person and an entrepreneur so that I can have something to offer back to the relationship. Thanks for writing a great article. Best of luck in all that you do.
Warm Regards,
JT DeBolt

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By: Robin Tu

Robin Tu — Tue, 15 May 2007 17:39:40 +0000

Hi Stewart,

Wow! It was a great article to have read at the beginning of the day; very inspiriting and enlighten. You have done greatness by sharing this article with all of us. It didn’t just help open our mind but also our heart; to share and to value what we have and received.

I have always wanted to have a group of people I can trust and turn to for advices and vice versa, but always have to run away due to the three concepts you have outlined in your article. They are either “knows it all” with nothing to back it up or they just want me to resolve all their problems and then disappear. Sometimes, they would make me felt and believed that they are 100% worth trusting and completely honest with me, so I can help them to overcome whatever. Then all of a sudden they flipped 180 degree as if nothing has happened and portrayed as if I was a fool to believe them at all. At first, it bothers me a great deal, especially when it’s my relatives, who do this to me.

Slowly, I learned to let it goes and work toward one day to find a group of liked minds that will share whatever we know with each other and guide each other toward our goals.

This article has re-enforced that thought even greater and I want to thanks for sharing this article and I strongly recommend it to everyone.

Thanks again,

Robin Tu