Dean Graziosi argues that the voice telling you to settle because you lack money, connections, or a degree is costing you everything. That voice is a lie. You're meant for more, and momentum comes from conviction, not from what you already have.
How do you get momentum when you don't have any money, you don't have connections, you didn't go to college, nobody knows your name? There was a part of me that said, stop being a dreamer. Come on. If you get a good job and you can pay the bills like your parents can't, you're doing good. And then there was this other part that lives inside all of us. It's like, BS. You're meant for more. You could do more. You could be more. You could impact lives. And the truth of the matter is, which one's more rational? The one that says, come on, you didn't come from anything. What are you going to do? To get to that side, to go from where you are to be successful, that voice is louder. That voice isn't right. That voice has already cost you too much. That voice has already had you held back. That voice has already robbed your confidence enough
