Grab the duct tape and mentally prepare yourself for yet another mind expanding

knowledge bomb from America's number one business coach, Clay Clark.

Oh, Thrive Nation, welcome back to another exciting edition of the Thrive Time

show on your radio and podcast download.

On today's Knowledge Bomb episode, we're talking about when to say nothing at all and

why 94% of rich people choose to filter their emotions.

I feel like you said 94%, and that's a very high number.

Again, why 94% of rich people choose to filter their emotions.

According to Tom Corley and his best-selling book called The Habits of the Rich, which has been featured on

Dave Ramsey and countless other media publications. So let's just provide a real

example of what I'm talking about right away to get this show started off with a bang.

Hypothetically, should you have received the Christmas gift and you did not like

the Christmas gift, should you share with the other person that you in fact did not like the Christmas gift?

I mean should you tell the person who bought you the gift that you in fact don't like

the gift? Well if you do tell the person who bought you the gift that you don't like

the gift in our Western culture, you're not going to be liked.

I mean, people are not going to like you.

And there's a strong to 100% chance that the person who bought you the gift is now going to be irritated with you.

They're going to be frustrated with you.

They're going to call you unappreciative.

And this explains the Phoebe phenomenon of American Idol.

American Idol is known as a show that showcases a lot of very talented vocalists, singers, and performers.

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