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In today's episode, we are going to talk about seven signs that you're going to be successful.

At the end of the day, everyone has characteristics and traits that are going to either determine

your future of being bright and successful or maybe a future that's not going to be bright and successful.

So let's jump into it without further ado.

Number one, super competitive.

This is why professional athletes retire from pro sports and go on to get into business.

They become entrepreneurs do very well because they have a competitive mindset.

They have a competitive spirit. They have a competitive

spirit. Personally, for me, I grew up playing baseball and basketball. I skateboarded a lot as a kid,

and so I was always very competitive. I always wanted to be the best in whatever I did. And that's

why today within business, I'm very competitive. I always want to be the best. I don't want

to do something and half-assed it. For me, I always want to play to win the game. So if you're super competitive, that is an awesome sign. Number two skill that you could have is finish things. A lot of people have shiny object. When you get into a new thing, because it's a bright, shiny object, and you get excited about this new thing. You learn about the new thing. You're like, hey, I'm going to do this. Oh my gosh, I'm going to do this new thing. And then two months in, you realize, man, this new thing is

boring. It's not exciting anymore. And you realize that it's going to require more work and more time than

you initially thought. And so you give up. And be that person that has shiny object syndrome. Stick to one thing so if you can be the person that finishes

things when you pick up a book to read a new book, you don't just read one chapter and give up.

You actually finish the book. If you start a new project, you actually finish the project.

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