Smart Passive Income #133 - Third Law of Business (borrowed from Mr. Newton)

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Sorry Pat, but Newtons third Law is not really translatable to business:

For Every Action There is an Equal and Opposite Reaction

After postulating his third law of business, Pat limits it everything not money related, and gives lots of reasons why it does not work for money, but no reasons why it should work for every thing else ...

Smart Passive Income #132 - Second Law of Business (again borrowed from Mr. Newton)

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As predicted - ok, I could have just read ahead - here comes the next of physics law raped in the name of business:

The acceleration of your success is directly proportional to the amount of force you apply, but inversely proportional to the number of markets you try to reach.

Pat summarizes this trip into the world of physics better by just saying:

Just focus on one market and you’ll do better.

Smart Passive Income #131 - First Law of Business (stolen from Mr. Newton)

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Pat postulates the first law of business which is actually Newtons first law of motion - he just interchanged the word object with business:

"Every business in a state of uniform motion tends to remain in that state of motion unless an external force is applied to it."

Meaning if you have no business, and are dreaming about one, but actually not doing any thing, you will have none.

If you have a business, but is does not so good, and you are not changing anything, it will not get - most likely - get better by itself.

If you have a business, and it does fantastic, and you are not changing anything - according to the law above - it will stay fantastic ... but most likely there will be another law derived from the second law of thermodynamics that will show that it will get worse ...

Did you notice that business people - especially management consultants - always borrow from physics or even better from quantum physics?