I’ve Been Studying Ultra-Successful Businesspeople for Over 30 Years. Here’s What Truly Sets Them Apart.

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It’s a natural instinct for woodpeckers to drill holes in trees primarily to search for food, create nesting cavities and communicate with others through drumming. Just like our feathered woodland friend, having that innate ability to peck away often against the odds is an ability that sets billionaires apart from regular entrepreneurs — and of course being okay with taking risks.

The “Inner Woodpecker” is like having a constant drive to achieve and never being satisfied with a one-off success. It’s that restless feeling that keeps you going, combined with emotional intelligence. The latter is super important for motivating others and

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