Dean GraziosiCofounder @ Mastermind & AI Advantage | Serial Entrepreneur

"You can get ready to get ready forever and it'll keep you stuck and broke FOREVER"

30 May 2023 · 1 min

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This short transcript excerpt captures Dean Graziosi prompting listeners to consider the uncomfortable actions to take now so they can live without regret. A guest (Speaker A) recounts his father’s life: he fixed copiers, earned $45,000 a year, worked hard and saved for retirement, but died of a massive heart attack at the breakfast table at age 48 — an event that profoundly affected the speaker and underscores the video’s theme about action vs. postponement.

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$45,000 a year

48 (died of a massive heart attack at the breakfast table)

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So what are the decisions we get to make or can make or should make the uncomfortable action we should make today so at the end of those 85 years we can go thumbs up. I gave it my best while I was here.
I think of my dad a lot. So my dad fixed copiers for a living. He made $45,000 a year and raised our family on that. Like, I mean that's pretty amazing honestly. And he worked really hard. Like it was a hard job. Like, you know, clip on tie still told shoes. So f by chance there was an accident work, it wasn't going to strangle you if you got caught in the copier. And his whole was always about retirement, right? Like he was saving for retirement. He was saving for retirement. He was a good saver. And then he died of a massive heart attack at the breakfast table at 48. He never got there and that really left a mark on me.