The Difference Between Diligent Doers and Happy Hungry Hopers - A Knowledge Bomb

Thrivetime Show | Business School without the BS

Clay Clark

Business, Entrepreneur, Thrivetime, Businessschool, Smallbusiness, Entrepreneurship

4.8 • 1.5K Ratings

🗓️ 15 December 2018

⏱️ 11 minutes

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Summary

Super successful people and the average person view the world very differently. Having spent massive amounts of time with successful people, Clay has methodically detailed out their different perspectives and on today’s show he shares with you the biggest differences he has personally witnessed between “Diligent Doers” and “Happy Hungry Hopers”

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0:00.0	Grab the duct tape and mentally prepare yourself for yet another mind expanding
0:08.5	knowledge bomb from America's number one business coach, Clay Clark.
0:13.6	All right, Thrive Nation,
0:19.4	welcome back to the conversation.
0:21.1	My name is Clay Clark, and on today's show we're breaking down
0:24.6	the difference between diligent doers and happy hopers. Hungry happy hopers by
0:31.6	the way. What's a diligent doer and what's a hungry happy hopeer?
0:37.0	Well, a diligent doer, diligence means the consistent application of effort. So if somebody can consistently apply effort over time, they
0:48.2	will definitely be successful in our business coaching program if because they're going to implement the proven
0:54.3	systems I mean as long as they have a product or a service that people really do want
0:59.0	diligent doers do very well in our program. And the reason why they do so well is because that's
1:05.6	what it takes to run a successful company. Think about the biggest companies you could
1:10.4	think of today. Think about Starbucks. Think about Apple. Think
1:16.1	about Quick Trip convenience stores. Think about Southwest Airlines. Think
1:21.6	about Whole Foods. think about Target, think about these big brands.
1:27.1	Those brands have consistent hours of operation, and yes, occasionally maybe once a blue moon or once a year there's an
1:36.9	emergency or an act of God or something that happens that keeps these top
1:41.5	brands from opening their doors as they typically do. But by and large
1:47.3	what 99% of the time they are open on the hours that they say they're going to be opened,
1:53.0	which means that on a very small minute, very up close level,
1:57.0	somebody had to get to work on time
2:00.0	and turn on the lights.
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