786 | Patrick Bet-David: “Tell the World What You Want.”

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Sean Croxton

Mental Health, Health & Fitness, Business, Self-improvement, Entrepreneurship, Education

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🗓️ 22 November 2019

⏱️ 11 minutes

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Summary

Patrick Bet-David makes his first appearance on the show today to talk about shifting your lens and your language, and reminds us of the important of getting crystal clear on what we want in order to make our goals and dreams a reality. Source: Think Like A Grand Master Entrepreneur- 2019 Driven Keynote (YouTube)

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0:00.0	Yo, today's QOT is...
0:02.5	Tell the world what you want.
0:05.5	Here we go!
0:31.0	Welcome back to the Quot of the Day Show.
0:34.0	I'm your host, Sean Crox and a Sean Croxin.com.
0:37.0	We got a brand new speaker on the show today.
0:39.0	His name is Patrick Bet David.
0:42.0	And today Patrick is going to talk about shifting two things.
0:46.0	Your lens and your language.
0:49.0	Shifting your perception, shifting the way you see things,
0:53.0	and also shifting the words that you speak,
0:57.0	getting clear on exactly what you want in detail.
1:02.0	Because if you're not clear on what you want,
1:05.0	you probably never get what you want.
1:08.0	Here's Patrick.
1:10.0	It's a complete different game today.
1:12.0	Being a celebrity is so easy today.
1:15.0	Making millions is so easy today.
1:17.0	Your strategy is what needs help.
1:19.0	So let's talk about it.
1:21.0	Where most people struggle.
1:24.0	Lens and language.
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