Welcome to the CLS experience. I'm your host, Craig Siegel. I'm a born and raised New Yorker

who achieved success with multiple businesses, but I crave something deeper. So I dedicated

myself to personal growth and transformation by revamping my mindset.

I went from being unable to run a mile to conquering four marathons the following year.

Now I want to help others manufacture big breakthroughs of their own.

I know many of you guys are entrepreneurs in this group, not but a lot of you are one of the reasons

hell yeah christina one of the guys keep the chats flowing one of the reasons why i love

entrepreneurship and why it gravitated towards it a couple of years back is because no matter what

you think about entrepreneurship there's one thing that you can't deny.

Entrepreneurship forces you to stop lying to yourself. What do I mean by that? What I mean by

that is as follows. You can say that you want to do all these big grand great things in

life right but if you're not going the extra mile if you're not having sometimes late nights and

early mornings if you're not really going all in the results will speak for themselves. And I think entrepreneurship has become very sexy

over the years, just the terminology, the phrase, oh, I'm an entrepreneur and so forth. And everybody

wants to be one. Obviously, having freedom of your life and career and time management is a beautiful thing.

The ability to make more money than you would make in a stable job that has a ceiling on it

is obviously sexy and enticing as well. But here's the thing, right? To be an entrepreneur, let me rephrase, to be a successful entrepreneur, you have to embrace

that season of grind, the obstacles, the adversity, the challenges.

Because if those things cripple you, then you'll never make it to a certain level.

And entrepreneurship will always be that thing that you tried once or wanted to try.

And this isn't to scare anybody.

This is to kind of give you guys a reframe. And the reframe is this. It's similar to

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