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There was a study done at Stanford University that I said that attitude is a better predictor of success than IQ.

They related attitude and success.

You know, attitude really starts with the way we think about something or someone.

And that's how we developed these attitudes. You see, it's interesting because when you think about something or someone the wrong way,

you develop a bad attitude.

When you think about something or someone the right way, then you develop a good attitude.

So they were saying either you can have a bad attitude and you lack success no matter how bright you are,

or you can have a good attitude even if you're not the brightest person. That sounds pretty good to me. I'm all in.

See, the truth of the matter is, in the book of numbers, there was two men who displayed this exact

study. Stanford just should have studied Joshua and Caleb. Because these two guys were amazing in their

attitude. Now, many of you know the story. Moses took 12 leaders from the tribes of Israel, and he

told them to go into this land that God had already promised to give them and spy the land out.

He said, go in, check out the land, bring back some produce, bring back some of the vegetation

that's in the land so we can kind of have a glimpse of what's in that land.

You know, and it talks about how grapes were in season and how they had to carry a cluster of grapes, like on a long bar, and it took two men to get the grapes back to the camp.

Listen, Randalls doesn't have grapes like that.

They were big grapes.

The land was flourishing.

But also in that land, they saw giants. All 12 of those spies came back and they saw the same thing. And they said, yes, the land is good. Now,

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