A short YouTube excerpt in which Dean Graziosi warns against taking advice from people who haven't achieved the life you want. He recounts family and partners advising him to be less of a dreamer, explains that such advice was wrong for him, and urges listeners not to let unqualified or negative people dissuade them from pursuing their goals and impacting the world.
Remember, they never build statues of critics. I had family members sit me down and say, stop being a dreamer. I had people that were kind of partners along the way saying, hey, slow down there, big guy. Don't be a dreamer. Know where your limits are. And I took all that advice at certain levels of my life for, like, five minutes, and I didn't listen to them. And guess what? They were wrong. They were wrong 100% of the time. Don't let someone who doesn't live the life you want give you any advice. Bad advice is the most costly advice in the world. It's your broke friend telling you how to get rich. It's your single friend telling you what you should do with your relationship. If you have a heart to go to the next level, if you have a desire to impact the world, to make more money, to share your gifts, to help other people share their gifts, then don't you dare let anybody who's unqualified talk you out of it.
