Statistics are for losers, and that is the quote of the day.

Welcome back to the quote of the day show. I'm your host, Sean Crox and a Sean Crox and

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percent. Today, we've got Steve Harvey back on the show. He was our finance Friday speaker last

week, but today he's our motivation Monday speaker. And this is so important. This is something that I

bring up to my masterminders. One thing that I tell them is that 90%. This is a real statistic. 90% of

internet based businesses fail within the first 120 days. And I say to them, okay, what's the

question that a successful person asks when they hear that? You know, they'll ask some questions,

they'll make some comments, and then eventually somebody will say it. They'll go, well, what did the 10%

do to succeed? That's the question. What did the 10%? How do they have to be? And what did they

have to do in order to be in that 10% that succeeded? That is the question to ask. I got a quote for

you from Dr. Palais book Life Unlocked. It goes like this, successful people rely less on the

existing facts to get what they want. Instead, they recognize the challenges and rather than acquiescing

to the relative and probability of achieving their goals, they seek out routes that will allow them

to achieve them. That is successful people do not leave statistically sensible lives. Rather than

asking questions based on what is probable, successful people ask their brains to focus on what is

needed to accomplish the less likely of two options. I tell my masterminders, our jobs are to do the

improbable. And Steve Harvey's got a story of improbability that you will not believe. And you'll find

out why statistics are for losers. Here's Steve. There are some old what they call old wise

sails. And I want you to be very weary, be very watchful of old wise sails. Because you got to

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