How To Be Confident In Unconfident Times. What I Learned By Nearly Going Bankrupt Twice.

4 Jun 2020 · 44 min
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Mark Evans DM (speaking live from Parkland, FL) gives an informal motivational talk about rebuilding and maintaining confidence during turbulent times, drawing on two near-bankruptcy experiences (late 1990s/early 2000s) and practical habits he used to recover. Core claims: confidence is built by creating a plan, executing it consistently, and accumulating small wins (examples: wake at 4:44, make set daily calls, follow meal/workout plans, keep score). He warns against excessive media/news exposure, victim mentality, and surrounding yourself with negative people; instead he urges the "ME economy" (self-accountability), mentorship/anchoring to high-performers, anonymous giving, and problem-solving orientation. Brief dialogue with Beacon reinforces that consistent action compounds confidence (Beacon: day 38 of early wake). The talk mixes personal anecdotes, blunt language, and actionable prescriptions for routines and mindset.

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