Don’t Remember the Alamo | The Entrepreneurial Mindset Needed to Succeed - A Knowledge Bomb

Thrivetime Show | Business School without the BS

Clay Clark

Business, Entrepreneurship

4.7 • 1.5K Ratings

🗓️ 26 August 2018

⏱️ 10 minutes

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Summary

200 Texans died while fighting to defend the Alamo and the liberty of Texas, however once YOU DIE you are dead because this life is all we have. Clay breaks down why it’s important to not be loyal to business models that couldn’t possibly work.

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0:00.0	Get ready to enter the Thrive Time Show on Talk Radio 1170.
0:06.0	All right Thrive Nation, welcome back for another exciting edition of the Thrive Time
0:10.4	Show on your podcast download and today we have yet another knowledge Bob.
0:15.8	These are 10 minute epiphanies that hopefully will provide you a nugget of knowledge that
0:19.8	you do not get in college.
0:21.8	Today's show is titled,
0:23.8	Don't remember the Alamo.
0:25.8	The entrepreneurial mindset needed to succeed.
0:28.0	Don't remember the Alamo.
0:31.3	Robert, do you remember the Alamo?
0:34.4	I remember watching Davy Crockett as a kid.
0:38.0	Yeah.
0:39.0	Yeah.
0:40.0	And I remember, it was a movie and I remember the fight of the Alamo in that movie and so that's whenever you say the animal the Alamo I think of that that movie
0:51.3	Davy Crockett.
0:53.2	Were you confusing the Elmo with the animal, with Rob Schneider?
0:56.2	Oh, you know what?
0:57.8	That's right, it wasn't.
0:58.8	No, okay, so here we go.
1:00.0	So this is the story of the Alamo.
1:03.7	Following a 13-day siege, Mexican troops
1:07.6	under President General Antonio Lopez-D Santa Ana. God a lot of words in his name there.
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