140: My Top Takeaway From Day 3 of Grant Cardones 10X Growth Con

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🗓️ 15 March 2018

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Here are my top takeaways from 10X growth con after getting back from Grant Cardones event in Las Vegas (Pt 3).

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0:00.0	What's going on everybody? Welcome into today's wealth tip Wednesday.
0:07.8	What's going on guys? Welcome back to takeaway number three. Takeaway number three from the 10X
0:15.0	GrowthCon. This one was definitely a big one for me and I'm sure you can relate in some context, whether in a
0:24.5	relationship, whether on your entrepreneurial journey, your professional career, your health,
0:32.3	life just beats you up, right? If you're out there stretching yourself, striving for more, that shit ain't easy.
0:39.9	And it wasn't meant to be easy. And yet, as we get knocked down, oftentimes we use those as
0:47.5	excuses to play smaller. As we get knocked down, we lose our confidence. We lose our self-worth.
0:54.9	We get jaded by life.
0:57.2	Instead of using those adversities as advantages moving forward, we use them as crutches.
1:02.9	We use them as excuses to living smaller than we really should.
1:07.2	And one of the speakers up on stage used this example of a $20 bill. And he had
1:13.0	this nice, crisp $20 bill. And he said, how much is this worth? The old crowd shouted out,
1:17.7	it's worth 20 bucks. He puts it on the ground, crinkles it up, steps on it about 10 times, jumps
1:24.1	on it, spits on it. He opens up the bill again. And he goes, how much is this worth? And everybody goes, it'sits on it he opens up the bill again and he goes how much is this worth and everybody
1:30.2	goes it's still worth 20 dollars and the analogy the metaphor there is of course the worth doesn't
1:38.2	change of that dollar what happened to that dollar that bill doesn't make that bill worth any less than what it's worth,
1:46.0	right? So the question is, why does your self-worth? Why does the belief that you have in
1:51.6	yourself change when someone steps on you or when life beats you up or when you get knocked
1:56.9	down? Because here's the thing. It's going to continue to beat you up and you need to find a way
2:03.9	to continue to remind yourself whether that is through your peer group your tribe through the
2:09.6	influences the podcast the communities the books the information that you're feeding yourself
2:15.1	through the relationships that you have, right,
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