Now how many of you think well yeah it seems intuitive to run from the storm, run from the challenges, run from the problems, and so you do and you realize that you actually end up running in them, staying in them, far longer than you need to. Welcome, everybody. This is for the love of money where we are making you

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that when good people make good money

they do great things.

Hey everybody welcome back to another mini episode of For the Love of Money

episodes that I like to call my two cents.

And today I'm going to share a story that a good friend of mine and one of the most brilliant

strategists who I have ever met when it comes to personal branding. His name is Rory Vayden, R-O-R-Y-V-N-E-N. Anyhow, I'm going to share a story that he shared with us because it really reinforced I think why

Lori and I have been able to be so successful and have so many wins over the past several years

compared to other hard-working well-intentioned really good people that I see out there not having the same level of success.

And it's this very small difference in behavior that you're going to realize from this story.

Now, the story talks about the difference

between buffalo and cows. Yep, stick with me here between buffalo and cows. In Colorado, many of you probably picture

Colorado. You think of like skiing and you picture the Rocky Mountains and

you know Aspen and Denver and all those parts right that's always the part of

Colorado that I always think about that just this beautiful mountainous area but in

Colorado what makes it really unique is that the state is divided almost exactly in half.

And so to the eastern part of the state

are the great Kansas Plains, just like flat land with tons of buffalo roaming.

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