Boom. Shake the room, Fire Nation. JLD here and welcome to Entrepreneurs on Fire, brought to you by

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the corner office. To drop these value bombs, I brought Stasha Mitchell into EO Fire Studios.

As an advisor to ambitious CEOs, owners, and entrepreneurs, Stasia leads EY's Entrepreneurs

Strategy and the EY Entrepreneur of the Year programs in over 60 countries with responsibility

for the development of long-lasting relationships with the winners, alumni, and investors,

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Stasha, say what's up to Fire Nation and share something that you believe about becoming successful that most people disagree with.

Thank you, John.

And hello, Fire Nation.

So what they disagree with, when I talk to entrepreneurs and they're telling me their story,

they have all these moments of like milestone successes that they don't even realize.

So I ask them, and I'm asking you and your audience, what do you celebrate?

Because entrepreneurship and leadership is an infinite game.

There's no ending point or only one successful moment. And so understanding what you value,

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