Dean Graziosi looks at the lowest points of successful people like John Paul DeJoria and Richard Branson, who were broke and hopeless before they made it. The shift that mattered wasn't a tactic or product. It was accepting where they were while believing it would get better.
You want proof? Just go Google some of the most successful people in the world and then find when was their lowest time. You'll find From John Paul DiGiorio to Richard Branson to anybody in your generation, somebody you admired. There was a point where they were broke, hopeless, no way out of it. So many people and those stories just inspire you. But they had to find first. Before they found the mechanism, the tactics, the marketing strategy, the business to be in, the product to launch. Before they found that, they found a way to say, it sucks where I'm at, but someday is going to be so good I can accept the suck for a little while because tomorrow is going to be better.
