A brief conversational excerpt from a YouTube video where two speakers discuss mental fortitude when crises occur. One speaker recounts a late-night medical scare and emphasizes choosing a problem-solving, positive mindset; the other highlights that crises snowball across finances, personal life, team and business and that mental strength is needed to stop the escalation.
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I remember I had a scare one time. It was like 10:30 at night. This doctor text me, first of all, your doctor never texts you at 10:30 at night unless there's something really wrong, right? He's like, get in the office tomorrow as soon as possible. So he had melatonin scare, whatever. But I didn't go into, like, all poor me. I knew this was going to, you know, I went like, this is not going to happen. I will solve this problem. We will get the best on the team. Like, I went straight to the positive. But you're right. I think we all forget, depending where you're at in the journey. Is this is all a mental fortitude game. That's right. Because when. When shit hits the fan, it's not just one place. It's a stor storm. Finances get messed up. Your personal life gets messed up. Your team, your business. It's one, it's many, it's.
All multifaceted. It's not just one place. It starts snowballing every single time. And that snowball is going to get bigger and bigger and bigger and bigger and faster and faster and faster unless you have the mental fortitude to stop it.
