Solve Bigger Problems in 2023

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Dean Graziosi

Entrepreneurship, Business

4.8 • 1.5K Ratings

🗓️ 19 December 2022

⏱️ 6 minutes

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Summary

How many times have you let all the problems of your day get to you? As hard as I is to imagine, success won't stop you from having problems. So You need to adjust the way you think about them. When you get to a level of success that you start to realize what problems you can fix and what problems are a waste of your energy, then you will be on the path to your next level. Solve bigger Problems!

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0:00.0	solve bigger problems in 2023.
0:04.0	So many times I'll meet somebody who wants more success
0:07.0	and they'll think they say to me,
0:09.0	I can't wait to have more success
0:12.0	so I can just get rid of all the problems.
0:14.0	Problems just get bigger. They don't go away.
0:17.0	We don't want to get successful to avoid problems.
0:22.0	We want to get better so we can handle bigger ones.
0:26.0	Think about that. Some of you know that.
0:36.0	Maybe you need to hear it say,
0:37.0	we do not want to get successful to avoid problems.
0:40.0	We want to, as Jim Rohn says, for things to get better.
0:43.0	We have to get better.
0:44.0	We have to get better at handling bigger problems.
0:47.0	So when a problem comes up, you go,
0:49.0	I got this one. Bring it to me.
0:51.0	Not, oh, I can't get this one.
0:52.0	Because here's what I know.
0:55.0	When I did some of my first real estate deals
0:57.0	twenty-something years ago,
0:58.0	man, it was a heavy lift to make five thousand bucks.
1:01.0	Oh, my God.
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