Dave Kashen breaks down three habits that separate winning founders from those who fail: focusing on the future instead of problems, playing from abundance rather than scarcity, and staying present enough to make clear decisions under pressure.
Here are the 3 things that separate the entrepreneurs who succeed from those that fail. Number 1, they focus on what they want and not what they don't want. They visualize the future they want. They share it with others, whereas most people focus on the problems, the issues, the future they don't want to have happen and create that. 2, they believe in abundance and they play to win instead of playing not to lose. They're not constantly caught up in scarcity in a way that keeps them from making the investments they need to be successful. And 3, they practice presence as a superpower. They focus on their state. They learn to be present. They learn to notice when they're not present and shift. And those 3 things really separate out the ones who win and are wildly successful and enjoy the journey from those who find it stressful and frustrating and end up failing in the end.
