
Coach Troy discusses Napoleon Hill's ideas on how attitude shapes everything: who you attract, what you focus on, how you learn and serve. An open, service-oriented mindset draws people and opportunities. A closed one blocks both.
Hey everybody.
Just gonna let a few more people get on here, but hope everybody's doing well. And to all my American friends, I hope everybody is all home and healthy and happy from a great weekend.
But anyways, I'll get started here. So anyways, my name is Coach Troy, as most of you know. And I want to just take a few moments here this, this evening and be able to get together with everybody and, and just talk about something that I think was a really big thing for me this weekend. And doing a lot of studying with the Science of Getting Rich book, but really, you know, taking a look at things from Napoleon Hill and from people that I've been surrounding myself with and really taking a look at what is the attitude that I have, you know, what is it that, that I'm focusing my attention to and how am I showing up. I think everything is. With attitude is a really big thing. Excuse me? Because, you know, with the, with the wrong attitude, you attract the wrong people. You don't have the right intentions, you don't have anything really, you know, happening the way that you designed it to be because you're not focusing on it. When you have the right attitude, you know, you can really have, you know, a lot more intention of being able to serve people, being able to learn from people, being able to execute the things that you've learned and then being able to then inspire. When you have an attitude though, that where you don't want to learn and you don't want to communicate with people and you don't want to hear what it is that people are trying to tell you, it becomes a very close minded topic. And the other thing is. Sorry, I think there's a little glitch here with my Internet.
Sorry about that everybody. I might have to just restart here.










