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Did you ever think you were made?

I feel I'm so close I could take sweet victory.

I know this life meant for me.

Yeah, why would you bet on Goliath when we got bet David

Valutainment given values contagious this world of entrepreneurs we get no value to

hate us I they run homie look what I become

I'm the I'm the one when you're the best at what you do, you're always in demand. Let me say this one more time.

When you're the best at what you do, you are always in demand. Think about it if you are turning clients away.

Think about it, if you get to the point where you tell people I can't take you. I can do business with you right now because I'm so busy.

Matter of fact, go even a layer deeper. You ever called a doctor that everybody wants to go to and you try to schedule an appointment

and they tell you 90 days from now, six months from now, you ever done that before, you ever

try to go to a restaurant and they tell you reservations are booked for the next four months we have an

opening four months from and they say wait a minute you don't have one for this

Friday no we don't but we have it for four months from now that's when you're the best

at what you do right now how do you get to're the best at what you do, right? Now how do you get to becoming

the best at what you do? Recently I sat down with Roger Stone. Roger Stone is the, some

column, the infamous, possibly the most controversial figure of politics in the last four decades.

We were sitting on talking to him and he talked about the four stages of fame.

And here's how he described it. He said, when you're first not famous and nobody knows who you are,

people say, who is Roger Stone

second phase of fame is get me Roger Stone third phase of famous can you give me

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