Brian Watkins the Extreme Entrepreneur

If you know me well, you know that I’m obsessed with achievement. In fact, I’ve pretty much folded my entire life into the perspective of achievement. Every major thing I want is defined and it just comes down to achieving it, including things like happiness, relationships, health, & contribution. I’m a person who consistently operates from a mindset of extreme potential in life. I love strategically maximizing the good in everything and it really helps when others around me are the same.

Obviously, by the nature of my website, I really value intelligence & depth in people. When a person fundamentally lacks these, I feel as though we are literally speaking different languages to one another. I love having simple fun too, but spend a lot of time in a deep, intellectual mindset. It is great when connecting with another who can match me in intelligence & depth, even if we are just having simple fun together.

I desire deep connection, straight truth, & big achievement, which dictates the engaging, open, & direct style and personality that I like with people. Typically, this takes social self-confidence in people to have. However, I find that this style is usually easier to deeply connect with.

Nothing too extreme here, but I don’t put a lot of limits on life as many people of our time might. This comes from the massively expanded context of my perspective in understanding life. A lot of interactions & opportunities are fine with me, so it is just a waste of life experience & happiness when operating from a locked down mindset with others. Make your own meaning out of life and don’t harm others is the bottom line. Even though most people have them, it always sucks when a person holds & expresses a very limited point of view.

If you’ve spent some quality time with me, then you’ll quickly find out that I have an edge to me. I can be easy going & nice, but the core of my personality is edgy, yet positive. I don’t like negative people, but I can get bored with people who are always just plain nice. Nothing wrong with it, but I naturally connect more with positive people who also have some type of edge to their personality and perspective.

Having integrity with other people is a major issue with me, as stated here. I don’t tolerate bad apples in my life very much at all. A fundamental lack of integrity creates so many foundational cracks in a friendship that it usually isn’t worth me having at that point. I’m seriously out to achieve outrageous things with my life and experience consistent extreme happiness. The people I stay close to throughout the future have to be solid. Be a person who consistently follows through with what you say and with other implied obligations.

I’ve really conditioned myself to think win/win when interacting with others. It doesn’t help a friendship grow when somebody is taking a lot more than they are giving out of greed. Work on coming up with ways where everybody wins big with everything you are involved in. This mindset & capability is something that will really help fuel & enrich your life big-time in dealing & connecting with others.

A community of people who closely follow me and really enjoy what I do. This will be available to everyone but requires approval to enter & activity to remain. This community will primarily exist here on brianwatkins.com and its members will get special opportunities to connect with me in deferent ways throughout my life.

With my close friends, I’d like to go beyond awesome individual relationships and really create an amazing tribe of world class people who have a blast together. The primary motive is the connection, interaction, & sharing between each other. The secondary benefit will be the outrageous life experiences & opportunities that will come from being a part of my tribe. This is all about living our dream lives.

If you’ve read through my personal website, you might actually understand me better than some of the people I’ve spent decades growing up with. However, the odds are that I probably don’t know you as well. In order for me to predictably feel a meaningful connection to you, I need to know about & understand you. So make sure to tell me your story and make me understand the core of who you are as a person. If you have a personal website or social profiles, then that might help too. I’m putting a ton out there about myself for you, so make sure you are giving me the info I need to understand & feel a connection with you.

I can’t build meaningful connection with someone unless they have a presence in my life. One way to start and build that to a degree is through communication mediums such as my Guestbook, Private Chat, Email, Phone, Live Broadcast, Social Networking, content comments, etc. However, the most meaningful friendships are typically built in-person. So, as it makes sense, we may want to find reasons to meetup in person. But the bottom line is that there needs to be a consistent presence with one another to build a solid connection.

I like it best when someone knows exactly what they ultimately want with me and lays it out on the table from day 1. I rarely turn down people’s positive intentions. If you want to build a unique connection with me over time, then you probably can. Contact me, tell me your story & who you are, and then tell me exactly where you ultimately want to go with me. I’ll most likely engage you with exactly what we can do to make it predictably happen. Don’t wait until you are in the perfect position to start reaching out to me, instead, assume a “Yes!” right now and tell me your ultimate wish.

The more you follow my content, the more ways you will see to further connect with me. This will happen due to a deeper understanding of me as well as putting in the thought on what we can do. The bare minimum I recommend is subscribing to my monthly Magazine, my Mailing List, and stopping by for Live Broadcasts when you can. If you want to follow everything I do, then subscribe to all of my Notifications and add my Social Networking Profiles. Following what I do will keep us closer and bring us more opportunities to connect.

Providing value to someone’s life can be a great excuse to get more involved and into closer proximity to another. It doesn’t ensure a strong connection, however, it will help bring about more interactions between us and thus more opportunities to further connect. If you are interested in contributing concrete value to me, beyond an emotional connection, then check out the Contribute To Me page.