Dean Graziosi argues that real wealth comes from tackling big, high-stakes problems instead of wishing small ones away. Most people solve easy problems. The move is to "add zeros" and scale up to million-dollar challenges that few people attempt.
Everybody, you got to hear me on this one. Don't wish for problems to go away. Wish to get better at solving bigger problems. You don't want less problems, you want bigger problems. Anybody could solve $10 problems. A lot of people could solve $1,000 and $100,000 problems. Most people aren't willing to solve million-dollar problems. That's why they don't make millions of dollars, right? So if you're gonna stress about something, add zeros on it.
