WATCH THIS To Stay Motivated Everyday & Achieve GREATNESS! | Steve Wynn

✎ In today's video, Steve Wynn shares a powerful message about the importance of sticking to simple ideas. Steve reflects on how his father taught him to focus on simple concepts and how that has guided his successful career in building awe-inspiring hotels. He emphasizes that while his work isn't about saving lives, it's brought him immense happiness and created jobs for thousands of people. The sense of family among his employees and the satisfaction they find in their work is a testament to the beauty of simplicity.

Evan Carmichael echoes this sentiment by sharing his own experiences as an entrepreneur. He recalls the struggles with his first software company, where the complexity of their pitch made it hard to attract investors. It was only when he embraced the simple, powerful concept of "believe" that his current business began to thrive. Evan highlights how easy it was to communicate and share this idea, leading to a significant boost in engagement and success. His first "believe" newsletter saw a 50% increase in engagement, and his first "believe" video reached 100,000 views in just one month.

Evan is now coaching a young entrepreneur to simplify his message down to one word and identify a clear enemy or challenge. This process helps avoid overcomplicating ideas and makes it easier for others to understand and support the vision. He encourages all entrepreneurs to stop overcomplicating their businesses and keep their messages straightforward. Evan leaves us with a thought-provoking question: Do you overcomplicate things, or do you keep them simple? Share your thoughts in the comments below, and keep believing in your dreams.

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Thank you for watching - I really appreciate it :)
Much love,
Evan
#Believe

[mikelembo]

Steve is my favorite entrepreneur. Thanks for making this.

[Obtaineudaimonia]

Thanks for giving us this wynn-dow into his life

[TameraWeeks]

I like simple. I overwhelmed by complicated. :)

[Newfuturebuilder]

Love the act of keeping it simple. I bounce around between simple and complicated. Oftentimes trying to get complex to push the comfort or bar a bit and simple when its time to just get things done, overcome obstacles, or when I get overwhelmed.

[drpaulchan]

simplest ideas often change the world. thanks. #BTA1

[DevonTriche]

Yes I have moments where I over complicate everything, I probably do that more than I keep it simple, I tend to overthink. #BTA17 #teammotivation #Believe

[DragonDoFogo]

Keeping things simple is a great way of living, sometimes I find in your channel ideas that can also be applied outside of business, that's why I like this channel a lot.
Keep the good work Evan.

[fabienforster]

Good video, I'm now thinking to simplify our equipment and services.

[devebx]

Great Advice! I easily over complicate things business and project wise. Ironically in life I keep it simple. Go Figure! Thanks for all of these videos!

[LogicalChristianTube]

Steve Wynn, He was actually the first man who helped me with my first business model. Love the guy. Even, Would you mind doing Wynn's Top ten Rules for success? Please

[jose]

great video .in business simple, in personal life over complicating things. thanks for the upload #bta 25

[justkhloevlogging]

Man, this has got me thinking...Maybe I need to simplify things a little further. Right now, my one word is Touched which makes sense because I want what I do to touch people's lives and I want them to inspire. When people read my mag, I want them to say because of touched, I was able

[realmrfarid]

I think I complicate life, so I like the phrase: "Make it easy for people to understand what you do..." To do just one thing makes that task easier, but when you're a student of all and a master of none it becomes more difficult. Breaking things down, making them simple, having routines and focusing like a laser seems to be the way to achieve. #bta30

[PeteKane]

being ADD, i look to make things too complicated. Thanks for message. I like if you can't explain it in 30 seconds then it isn't a good business that people will connect or understand.

[sam.e]

Hmmm, I find that my concepts are simple and understandable, but they always have a deep network of psychology behind them. I think a lot about cultural and social engagement, how to make it better and understand more effective ways to connect people together and to use technology to bolster it. I'm a very deep thinker, which can make me overthink a few aspects when conceptualizing, which can make things seem complicated but I like to hone the thoughts, and never subscribe to one belief system or disposition. So in short, keeping the concept simple and concise allows for a more fluid interaction of communication between the client and service provider, especially in today's society who's attention span is smaller than it ever has been in existence. #BTA91

[amirahassan]

I make my life simple even the problem most of the time l looking to solve it by simple way
My biggest Priorities to enjoy my life my days with less problems and stay away from the trouble... I don't know how many months I still have it my life so why I complicated . Life's simple

[nikhildavasam]

thanks evan for the video:)
i want you to post something for indians, we here are not so well versed in technology
how are we suppose to get the ideas n get success
pls it is a request
and also tell me how are americans so forward n different from ous
wat can we do n pls tell me wat americans are passionate about like the present people of usa
pls reply evan

[Obitwotwo]

Well....Nike had three words...Just do it. Maybe you could step back and let him go with that. What had worked for you is not dogma for him. Just a thought