A speaker shares how he chose success during the pandemic by reading Rich Dad Poor Dad, Napoleon Hill, and Jim Rohn in his sophomore year. Two years of deliberate learning led him into real estate and other ventures. His message: pick the right role models and stay optimistic when times get hard.
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It's about choice. It's about if you don't have a role model, you find one or two or three. It's about when adversity hits, you stay optimistic. The pandemic, nobody knew what that meant back then when it first started. And you're like, yeah, we'll be back, but in the meantime, let me learn. And you launched in. You stumbled across something that. That sort of created a cascade of learning for you. You started with rich dad, poor dad. You ended up going through real estate. I'm assuming you got through Napoleon Hill's work and Troward's work and Wallace Waddles work and a lot of other success models out there, Jim Rohn, et cetera. As a sophomore, you were. That wasn't. That was like, what, years ago? 20, 21. Yeah. A couple years ago. Yeah. Yeah. So in two years. So. So a lot of times people go, wow, this guy's a success.