Dean Graziosi announces a free live training call Tuesday at 9 a.m. Eastern with a surprise guest and Q&A. He shares a story about someone who dismissed his success as luck, then explains why criticism usually says more about the critic than about you.
Hi, this is Dean Graziosi, and welcome to this week's blog. Hey. First of all, thank you so much for all the great questions that you left on last week's blog when I asked. We're going to be doing a conference call live Tuesday at 9 o' clock Eastern Standard Time. So make sure you look below all the information for the call register below. We'll send you a reminder, but be on that call. We're going to do a great training, and I'm going to bring a surprise guest who's done extremely well, starting with nothing and and share with you some really cool stuff. We've gotten so many great questions. Of course, we can't answer them all, but I have Megan, my assistant, who's sitting right in the other room right now, and she's compiling the top questions and I'll do my best to answer them. I wish I could answer every single one of them, but we'll do my best. I'll do my best to answer a lot of them. And remember, even if it's not your question that's answered, anything and everything we share is going to be exact wisdom and strategy and direction and confidence for you to get out there making money. So make sure you get on that call. It's going to be pretty awesome. We're going to do a great training, so it could last anywhere from an hour to an hour and a half. So make sure you're on the call and we'll make sure we get you lots of information and get you out there making money, because I know that's what you want and it's what I want. So we got the same mission and the same vision. Okay, a little lesson for today. You know, I had somebody tell me the other day, they came to my house, and it was someone I had known for years, not a real close friend. But when they were there, in the first four minutes, the person dropped, man, are you lucky. And, oh, my God, you're spoiled. And a couple other ones while they were pretending to be nice. And I have to say, it bugged me a little bit. It bugged me. And how it relates to you guys is luck has nothing to do with it. Now, listen, I know that I work a gazillion hours and work my tail off. I also know that there's so many of you watching right now that work as many hours as I do and maybe even harder labor and getting dirty every day or sweating or outside in the sun, I realized that I am lucky, I am fortunate, and I am spoiled at this point in my life. But it didn't happen because I was born under a lucky star. And it's not going to happen for you that same way. So why am I bringing this up? Because here's what's going to happen as you start to succeed. You're going to have people with that mindset. Now, the gentleman who is at my house I've known for years. I don't dislike them. I'm not mad at them. Made me realize that's how everybody looks at it from the outside. When it's not working for them or a lot of people you watching right now don't think that way. We want other people to succeed. If you're a DG family member, we help everybody we can on this site. So here's what I want you to know. As you start to make your motions in the right direction, as you start doing your first deal, as you get turned down and then one deal happens, then you lock up a piece of property and as you start making money, as you start evolving, as you start growing as a person, as you watch these blogs and use these little tidbits in your life to improve your life or learn from someone else on the site who's inspirational, you start going out and seeking new friends with bigger futures because you want to have positive conversations. There's going to be certain people in your life that are going to say, oh, you're a dreamer. Or say, oh, you got lucky on your first deal. Or if you get lucky on your first deal and you go out and pay your credit card off or buy a new car, they're going to say, oh, you're spoiled. And you know what? I want to share with you. Use it as motivation. Don't even let them bug you. In fact, I feel sorry I said when that person left. I honestly wish them good thoughts because I realized that they were crippling themselves with their own terminology. The words that are coming out of their mouth are the words they tell themselves in their head. Dean's lucky. That could never happen to me. Dean's spoiled. I could never be spoiled. He is hurting himself by judging me. So I feel bad for him and wish him well. And that's what I want you to take away from this lesson today. As you mature, even if it's before your first dollar, your mindset is going to change. The way you speak is going to change. The way you focus on life is going to change. And there's going to be certain people that are going to throw daggers at you. And I want you to know. Just bob and weave. Let them go by. Be nice and move on to bigger and greater things for your life. Make sure you're on the call Tuesday, 9 o', clock, p. M. Eastern Standard Time. Details below. Talk to you soon.
