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Your ability to tolerate boredom
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- This applies to me." And I'm like, "For sake, right?" You think you need to reinvent the wheel?
- You need to just show a wheel going through mud and then a wheel going through water and then a wheel going through hard gravel and then a wheel going through concrete.
- Like, you just need to show the same thing over and over again in slightly different [music] settings.
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0:00Think about Dave Ramsey. Dave Ramsey has a show where people call in and he says, "Spend less than you make." That's the show. And he's been doing it for 45 [music] years, 3 hours a day. Ring, ring. Hello, I wonder what he's going to say. >> [laughter] >> I wonder if the spend less than you make applies to somebody who just won the lottery. I wonder if spend less than you make applies to somebody who just got divorced. I wonder if spend less than you make applies to Do you know what I'm saying here? The reason that in the webinar on money models, I had to be like, "We work with brick and mortar laundry lists just because people will wait and then be like, "Oh, that one's me. Okay, good. This applies to me." And I'm like, "For sake, right?" You think you need to reinvent the wheel?
0:41You need to just show a wheel going through mud and then a wheel going through water and then a wheel going through hard gravel and then a wheel going through concrete. Like, you just need to show the same thing over and over again in slightly different [music] settings.