Boom. Shake the room. Fire Nation. JLD here. And welcome to Entrepreneurs on Fire. Brought to you by

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Rick, say what's up to Fire Nation and share something that you believe about becoming successful that most people disagree with.

Well, first of all, hello to you, John, and what a privilege it is to be here in front of your

beloved audience. And my brother's a privilege to get to meet you and talk to you in person.

And we're just going to have a great time. And I believe that the number one, in my belief, the number one thing that people who are successful, who have success in those of us who do it consistently, is that we really, really embrace that there's no such thing as failure.

We really believe that. I've heard people say, you know, failure is like a sample size or like failures necessary. But what I believe about success is that

there is no such thing as failure and that you need to hurry up and get wrong. For example,

when I was in school, taking classes, business courses, taking all these different math courses like finite math and pre-calculus and college algebra, which I was crazy enough to take John online.

I took it online thinking I was going to save me some time because I really believed in trying to save time.

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