Genius Network Annual Event NY (sneak peek video)

Entrepreneurs and leaders share why they attend Genius Network's annual event. They discuss the mindset shift from scarcity to abundance, the isolation of leadership, and how peer groups like the 25K community accelerate growth and keep you accountable.
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Being an entrepreneur is the easiest vehicle to freedom. Great entrepreneurs see the world from a position of opportunity and abundance. It's a frame of mind, it's a filter.
You view the world where a lot of people see the challenge in an opportunity. Entrepreneurs see the opportunity in every challenge.
An entrepreneur is somebody that has the guts to step out of that which is normal or that which is in their comfort zone and really launch out into this world that is infinite in its capacity. There's really no ceiling. The sky is the limit.
There's no question. The biggest lesson I've learned has been to do what I'm passionate about. Whenever I've done something to make money rather than to do it because I'm passionate, it's been terrible because I don't love doing it. But when I've done something that I absolutely am passionate about and I love, then life's extraordinary.
The most important thing is to follow your passion. There's a lot of different nitty gritty things, but I think if you realize what it is you're most passionate about and follow that the money will follow, the techniques and the how to will follow.
Being an entrepreneur to me really means being able to make an impact on the world. One of the things that I do is I help small businesses grow. So the more effective I am, the more effective I can help them. And it's just a trickle down effect how, you know, I can make a big impact that I wouldn't be able to do if I was working for someone else.
Being an entrepreneur sometimes I always joke it's one of the loneliest jobs, right? Because even if you have a very large staff, you're in charge of the vision, you're in charge of moving things forward. You always gotta look like you got the answers.
We're pretty isolated, we're pretty individual. Not a lot of people get what we're going through.
What you really need is a community of people around you that can help you dream big and bold.
I'm a firm believer that your network is your net worth. Because as an entrepreneur, nobody holds you to any kind of standard. Unfortunately, you gotta look in the mirror and hold yourself to it. And nothing I think is bigger tributed to success from an entrepreneur's perspective than a fantastic peer group. And a 25k group is the number one group I've ever come across.
25K group has been instrumental in my growth. Where you can come and pick up in one session here would take you 10 years to figure out on your own. It makes me want to raise my game and play the game of business even bigger so I can make a bigger impact on society.
If you're not in this room as an entrepreneur, I'll just lay it online. You're not serious about your business. Because I mean, this is absolutely the work that we need to do.
You're in a room with like minded.
People who get it.
And you don't have to start at this level and get up here. We're already at this level.
You're going to meet so many people, be so inspired that I guarantee you you're going to get way more out of it exponentially than you can even possibly put in. So get off the fence. Get here. It'd be a huge mistake not to.
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