Episode 86: Why Your Underprivilege Can Be a Privilege

Real Business Owners

Trevor Cowley

Business

5 • 704 Ratings

🗓️ 19 January 2021

⏱️ 58 minutes

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Summary

So many people conform to their environment! They use how they grew up and where they are now as an excuse for their lack of success, but it should be the opposite. Most people, including us, have to dig through the hardships and fight to reach the top. And in doing so, they develop an even stronger level of commitment, hustle, and drive to get what they want.

In this week's episode, we cover the benefits of growing up underprivileged, why it's up to YOU to succeed, and why putting pity on people doesn't help them.

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0:00.0	Real business and real business.
0:02.1	Whatever your situation is currently is not your forever situation.
0:05.9	That's really what real business owners is, man.
0:08.0	Like, we don't care where you come from.
0:09.8	Where are you going?
0:11.3	Our goal and our job is to reduce the mistakes that you have to make or the money that you have to lose.
0:16.8	You want to be an entrepreneur.
0:18.0	You want to be successful.
0:19.0	Don't give up.
0:19.8	You learn, adjust, and continue to move forward.
0:24.0	What's up, real business owners?
0:25.6	Welcome back to another episode of the Real Business Owners podcast.
0:29.0	Today, it's myself, Kail, and Trevor.
0:32.5	That's right.
0:34.4	It's just us today, guys.
0:35.7	No guest today.
0:36.7	We got a cool topic to chop it up with you guys about. We want to talk a little bit about how your underprivilegedness is really a privilege for you in this business world or in this world, period, right? Just in general, right? Yeah. Well, it's really what it comes down to, guys, is it's really about perspective, right?
0:55.8	So some people use their situation if they grew up poor or underprivileged or whatever
1:00.8	it may be as an excuse. And now they're 30, 40, 50 or whatever, saying, well, I was underprivileged
1:07.5	growing up, you know, okay, so something that happened, you know, in the first
1:11.9	18 years of your life is going to dictate how your life ends up for the next 40 or 50 years.
1:17.7	Yeah. That's a long period of time to do really nothing about the way that you grew up.
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