We've got another edition of our Road to Revenue series and today's episode is about

Ask and Attract. And we're going to talk about all the reasons people don't ask and the

misconception they have about attracting what they want, not what they don't want.

Tweet me at David Meltzer, your favorite takeaway from today's episode,

and check the show notes for my email and text number to find out where you can contact me at

any time. This is Entrepreneurs the Playbook. Welcome, welcome, welcome. It's Friday

training time. If anybody just from the start wants to see two minute drills on Bloomberg

television and Amazon Prime, check it out 8.30 pm tonight, specific time. Lots going on.

Hope everyone's enjoying the clubhouse, IG lives, the Zoom side of things. So thank you everyone.

If you want the exercises, the guides, my books from this training, just email me,

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all the replays of the millionaires, billionaires, entrepreneurs, libraries, athletes,

entertainers are there, plus all the training. Next week training, by the way, is blending persistence

and patience. But let's get this thing started, everybody. I love that faith-filled Fridays. You

got it. Faith, by the way, is the moderator between the truth and your perception. Give that

a little bit of a thought today. We're going to talk about asking and attracting a great blend

of two different variables that make us successful, passionate, purposeful, and profitable at what

we do. You need to ask for what you want, one of my favorite NFL players of all time,

Betsy Glenn, who had worked for me on several occasions, said, David, I'm going to get

let you ask. You can't ask big enough. You can't ask often enough. You can't not ask enough people.

So it all stems for me in an ancient Chinese proverb. It says, he who asks question only remains

a fool for five minutes. He who does not ask remains a fool forever. And so we need to be more

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