An entrepreneur confronts the fear of losing everything and argues it should push you to work harder, work smarter, and build a better team. He references Jim Rohn on balancing ambition with contentment, a state he calls worthy but hard to reach.
I could lose everything. I got to work harder. I got to work smarter. I got to get better people on my team. This thought will never go away for guys like us. I don't know about you. How do you feel like with that? Like, you know what? You know what it reminds me of is Jim Rohn. And in one of his books or one of his talks, I remember him saying something that, dude, this was early on in my entrepreneurial career. I'm sitting there listening to books on tape, trying to become a good entrepreneur and a good business owner and trying to like improve myself so that way then I can attract good things to my, to my life. And I remember him saying something along the lines of, to reach a place in life where you're both ambitious and content. He's like, man, what a place that must be.
