Dan Soder ("Billions"):
It's hard to learn new things and to try to change.
That's why a lot of people that refuse to change are the most miserable. Capitalism doesn't want you to think. They don't want you to be uncomfortable.
It's hard to learn new things and to try to change.
That's why a lot of people that refuse to change are the most miserable. Capitalism doesn't want you to think. They don't want you to be uncomfortable.
Work and failure are necessary for redeeming success.
You have to embrace failure. If you take it and learn how to process it, other failures become less scary.
You have to embrace failure. If you take it and learn how to process it, other failures become less scary.
Growing up, humility, appreciation, and empathy were probably my 3 biggest pillars that I definitely wanted to embrace in life.
Empathy, to know that you don't know somebody's situation. Appreciation, to appreciate any little thing that I have.
Empathy, to know that you don't know somebody's situation. Appreciation, to appreciate any little thing that I have.
Jennifer Hammond:
One of the things that I learned very early in real estate:
"so often emotion rules and logic loses".
And that's because people aren't looking at the logic.
Yet, if you look at logic and put them on a spreadsheet, that logic is going to give you financial wealth. It's going to actually help you.
So, what you're going to do is put those into a spreadsheet and have a system. If you have a system, you can win.
One of the things that I learned very early in real estate:
"so often emotion rules and logic loses".
And that's because people aren't looking at the logic.
Yet, if you look at logic and put them on a spreadsheet, that logic is going to give you financial wealth. It's going to actually help you.
So, what you're going to do is put those into a spreadsheet and have a system. If you have a system, you can win.