Just Add a Zero

Remove the Film, Outperform Your Competition, and Grow Exponentially Through Collaboration

By: Chad T. Jenkins

Narrated by: Chad T. Jenkins

What if you could add a zero?

If you had the ability to add a zero to any area of your life, where would you place it? Time? Family? Money? Health? The truth is, you’re much closer to that reality than any other time in history.

The world has changed. Competition used to define the marketplace, separating winners from losers in a cut throat game of money-making. Businesses sacrificed everything trying to achieve the coveted number one spot. No matter the price, they’d spend time and energy chasing industry domination. But these tactics don’t ensure ultimate success, and when they’re implemented, businesses are forced to scale slower and hire more people in hopes of remaining relevant.

Thankfully, there’s a better way. Author Chad Jenkins discovered a winning formula that creates a much higher return. Collaboration is kicking butt and taking names. Look no further than daily headlines. The most unlikely partnerships create limitless capabilities, unique offers, and cutting-edge products and services, transcending the status quo. Exponential growth results from abandoning conventional thinking.

In this breakthrough book, master the three components essential to all compelling collaborations. Through Chad’s proven process you’ll learn how to structure your own collaborations. It’s time to:

Remove the film so you can identify the friction and leverage the market

Outpace your competition so that you become a category of one

Grow exponentially by creating mutually beneficial collaborations

Get ready to live your most authentic life, find true happiness, and have it all—starting today.

©2023 Chad T. Jenkins (P)2023 Chad T. Jenkins

Lacks substance

I heard an interview with the author and was excited to dive deep by reading the book. There are some good ideas and metaphors starting to be developed here, but there is no meat on the bones—no real methodologies or meaningful processes to exploit. And the majority of the text is basically the author bragging.