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One time for the under down.

Ignition sequence star.

Let me see you put them up.

Reach the skies, let the stars up above because it's one time for the underdaw. I'm Patrick Bedevi host of

I'm Patrick Bedevi host of Vait

today you're gonna hear a keynote I give in Long Beach

titled Thinking Like a Grand Master Entrepreneur.

Let's just say this keynote on YouTube got a lot of positive feedback from people around

the world.

So if you're an entrepreneur, C-suite executive, salesperson, wanting to find out what you want to do next,

your big next move, this is the episode for you.

In the game of chess, the average chess player knows their next one to three moves amateur.

How many guys play chess here? Any chess players here? The average chess player knows their next one to three moves.

A pro knows four to five, a master knows six to ten, a grand master knows

their next 11 to 15 moves. By the way, the same thing you see here with chess

is the same thing with the game of life.

Most people live life, they have no clue what their next 10 moves are going to be.

They just know their next one to three moves.

A lot of people in life want to do move number 14 in move number 2.

Wrong timing. I don't know if that made sense. A lot of people want to do move

number 14 at move number 2 and it doesn't work out for them.

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