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what is truly working to get you into action and make you money in this new real estate boom.

Now to our hosts, Tim and Julie Harris.

Welcome back, everyone. We are your hosts, as our lovely introduction just said, Tim and Julie Harris. So Julie, welcome to today's

radio show. Thank you so much. It's great to be here as always, and I think it's going to be a fun show

today. It is. So today we're talking about, guys, we're talking about the topic of, do you have the mindset of a rich person versus a poorer person? Now, some of you, most of you, have been exposed, especially coaching clients, to the idea of abundance versus scarcity. Well, because that was such a popular radio show that we did, I think, a couple weeks ago. We're going to really

drill down. We're going to be some very, I think, in critical aspects of the mindset that

you have to have if you're indeed wanting to essentially become rich. I mean, you know,

that's really the bottom line. A lot of this really does have to do with your thinking.

I was watching a video this morning. Very inspiring

video, I have to say. Brad Inman was interviewing Dave Linear, and it was at Connect in New York,

and in case you guys didn't know it, Littiger almost died. He basically was put in a forced coma

for a while. He had a lot of issues as a result of the back

surgery and just really, I mean the guy almost passed away. And it was interesting, they thought

he was going to be wheelchair bound for the rest of his life. They literally thought that was it.

He's going to be in a wheelchair. If the guy lives at all, this is the best we can hope. Well,

he got, not only did he obviously pull through, but he also

started on a path to making it so he could walk again. So he walked with a lot of confidence,

although he did use the aid of a crutch to walk on the stage where Brad is interviewing him.

And then Brad asked about the process of basically healing, you know, of coming back from the precipice

of death in essence.

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