Mike Dimmer Books

True high achievers operate differently – they don’t just follow rules, they strategically navigate them through what we call The A Plan. This is the blueprint for Above the Law success: achieving extraordinary results while working within legal and ethical boundaries.

The A Plan consists of three core components:

System Mastery
Understanding the hidden frameworks that govern success in your industry. Top performers don’t just know the rules – they know which rules matter, which can be adapted, and how to position themselves advantageously.
Strategic Flexibility
Developing the ability to pivot approaches while maintaining integrity. This is where Above the Law thinking shines – finding innovative paths that others overlook because they’re too focused on conventional methods.
Value Amplification
Creating such exceptional results that you operate under different standards. When you deliver disproportionate value, the system naturally makes exceptions for you.
The most successful individuals across industries share this Above the Law mentality:

They approach regulations as parameters for innovation rather than limitations
They build networks that create mutual advantage
They develop reputations that precede them in negotiations
They consistently position themselves where the rules are most favorable
The A Plan isn’t about cutting corners – it’s about:

Developing superior understanding of your industry’s ecosystem
Building relationships with key decision-makers
Creating solutions so valuable they redefine what’s possible
Knowing when conventional paths serve you and when alternative approaches are better
This methodology has been proven by:

Entrepreneurs who legally structure businesses for maximum advantage
Executives who navigate corporate politics to drive change
Professionals who command premium compensation through strategic positioning
The difference between average performers and exceptional achievers isn’t luck or privilege – it’s the conscious application of Above The Law to operate Above the Law of conventional limitations.