Dean Graziosi lists his failures: dyslexia, no college degree, failed ventures, betrayed partners, theft. He became a New York Times bestselling author and co-hosted events with Matthew McConaughey and Tony Robbins that drew 2.5 million viewers in one day.
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So I could list when I tried new businesses and they failed. I could list when I invested in people and they let me down. I can list when I created a— I had a partnership and didn't realize he was stealing money. And I was so naive and blamed myself for not being smart enough to understand accounting. I could literally tell you more failures than you could ever imagine. But I can also tell you because of those failures, I get to have the success I have today. Who would've ever thought a kid with dyslexia that didn't go to college is a multiple New York Times bestselling author? Or do an event with Matthew McConaughey and Tony Robbins and see 2.5 million people in one day.