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Jayson Lowe explains why rich people plan ahead for their capital needs and what attitudes and consistent actions actually get you there. He opens with a personal story about failing to hit a goal to show what gets in the way.
Jayson Lowe explains why rich people plan ahead for their capital needs and what attitudes and consistent actions actually get you there. He opens with a personal story about failing to hit a goal to show what gets in the way.
I knew that I had to capitalize because I knew that there was going to be an outcome in the future. Need for capital. Yeah. Is that ever going away? So if you know that you need something in the future and you know that today, wouldn't it make sense to start planning for that and taking some action so that you can get out in front of the problem? That's exactly what I did. Has anybody in here ever set a goal before? Has anybody in here ever achieved a goal that you set out to achieve? Has anybody ever in here set a goal and not achieve that goal? Would you agree that if you set a goal, there are certain attitudes and behaviors and actions that you need to take on a consistent basis in order to produce the result that you want to produce? Is that true? Tell you a quick story about me about how I didn't achieve my goal.
