Most people think too small. They chase small rewards, and that’s what they get, small rewards. Donald Trump has been quoted as saying that it’s good for most people to think small, because that leaves the big stuff up to him. “If you’re going to think about something, you better think big,” says Donald.

How do you think big? Instead of saying, “I plan to release an hour-long audio,” you could say, “I plan to release a series of great audio programs that will be a must-have in my industry.”

A good idea is to think in broader terms. You can take a job where you do one small thing all day, or you can build a business that will serve many, either through automation or more employees, or both. If you can add more value to your product or service than anyone else, and effectively serve more people than anyone else, wealth and success will follow.

Solving bigger problems leads to massive success. I used to work with a guy who cared too much about the little problems and problems at work. When he wasn’t doing that, he was proposing things to the company that would make no money or contribute to bottom line at all. When you think about solving a problem, think in terms of the world, your country, your industry, an entire demographic, etc. Solve a big problem and sell your service to the people who have that problem. Then get to work making a business plan and looking for investors. Make sure your services are seen as superior and worth the price your customers pay. If the world thinks that your products or services solve their problems, you have succeeded on a grand scale.

Associated with people who think big. I worked for a company that is trying to succeed by solving big problems. Start or join a mastermind made up of people who have serious ambition. Enjoy coffee with the school’s studious and ambitious business students.

Get on the back of an entrepreneur by working as an assistant, or at least follow his books, articles, corporate website and blog. This will give you an idea of ​​where that entrepreneur is headed and where his industry is headed. You could invest in the company (or fund) that your role model entrepreneur runs. You are more likely to follow it if you own part of it.

When making decisions regarding your success in business and in life, ask yourself questions like: How will this increase my business bottom line? Am I taking a big enough project? Is it worth the time requirement? Will this help me take on bigger projects in the future? Can I take this company public? Can I expand this business internationally? Am I managing enough risk? You get the idea, think big.

In conclusion, make sure you’re working hard enough on the things that matter most, and make sure you always deliver for your customers.