How to Stay Cutting Edge, How to Respond to Haters, and Trump’s Inauguration

The Tai Lopez Show

Tai Lopez

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4.8 • 6.9K Ratings

🗓️ 19 January 2017

⏱️ 38 minutes

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“When you’re creative, there’s always a way to thrive.” - Tai Lopez (click to tweet) Today’s episode is a mashup of several topics that all work together. I’m talking about Trump’s upcoming inauguration, the process of creating more jobs in an economy, why small businesses are responsible for the majority of both job creation as well as job destruction, how to respond to haters, as well as how Trump has responded to Alec Baldwin and SNL’s skits about him. The circus company, Ringling Bros., just went out of business, and looking at their strategy it’s not difficult to see why: They simply didn’t innovate or stay cutting edge. Have you ever seen a viral video or social media post from them? They have the ability to create incredible content, yet they didn’t stay cutting edge enough to use it effectively. So listen to this episode to get my roundup of thoughts on Trump’s inauguration, where jobs come from, Ringling Bros., how to respond to haters, and Alec Baldwin’s Trump impersonation on SNL. “Entrepreneurs and businesses must stay on the cutting edge to stay in business.” - Tai Lopez (click to tweet) Points to Keep In Mind Entrepreneurs are responsible for over 60% of jobs created. An environment that favors small business is an environment that creates jobs But, on the other hand, entrepreneurs also destroy jobs, by going out of business Entrepreneurs and businesses must stay on the cutting edge to stay in business You can never rest on your laurels, or get cocky, or you will lose The answer to more jobs is thriving companies When you’re creative, there’s always a way to thrive Change-up the various ways you respond to haters Start out nice with every stranger you meet, and then reciprocate what they give you There is power in some unpredictability You shouldn’t have any opinion unless you can argue the other side as well or better than your own side “The answer to more jobs is thriving companies.” - Tai Lopez (click to tweet)Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Out of the ashes you will rise.
0:03.8	If you feel sad, lost, depressed, finances are in the gutter.
0:07.7	Social life, you're lonely. Out of the ashes, you will rise.
0:12.0	Here in my garage, invest in yourself.
0:15.9	Always be curious. Don't be a cynic.
0:18.9	Sleeping on a couch in a mobile home with only $47 in my bank account.
0:24.7	When everything's burnt to the ground,
0:28.2	when your sad, lost, depressed, and everything's at rock bottom,
0:31.4	you get to rebuild the exact and precise way you want the damn thing rebuilt.
0:37.5	Health, wealth, love, happiness, each of these four goals.
0:43.2	In case you missed the last episode, make sure you go back and check it out.
0:46.3	Here's what went down.
0:47.4	So I think one of the takeaways from honorary Martin Luther King Jr. today is
0:51.5	to think how can we be visionaries in some area of our life.
0:58.6	Coming up today.
0:59.8	Entrepreneurs can save the world, have saved the world in the past,
1:03.8	probably will continue to do so and probably will do it at an accelerated rate
1:07.6	and are just doing it right now. Under our noses every single day.
1:13.9	In the modern world, it doesn't matter that you're 130 year old brand anymore.
1:18.4	People will pass you by.
1:29.0	Welcome to today's podcast.
1:33.0	I got a lot of stuff I want to cover here.
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