Personal first-person account (spoken on YouTube) describing a difficult legal period when the speaker faced a lawsuit that threatened multiple domain names. The speaker credits his wife for urging a countersuit which helped them persist; one contested domain became 'Wealthy Grad', the educational platform that replaced an earlier program called 'Rich Grad'. The speaker frames adversity as opportunity (citing Napoleon Hill).
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It was a very dark time in my life. And I can remember, literally I was standing in my kitchen, I had the lawsuit in front of me, and they were going after everything, everything, every domain that we had ever secured. And my wife saw that they were going after domains that had nothing to do with this project. She said, you know what? Countersue. And we did. And if it wasn't for my wife, I would have just given up. So you need somebody who loves you more than you can love yourself in your corner. And I thank my wife to this day that she, she saved that. She totally did. And one of those domains was a little domain called Wealthy Grad, which is now our new education. Not new, but it's our educational platform that's replaced that old program called Rich Grad. And Wealthy Grad is a much better title because it's about well being. It's about total well being. So again, all the obstacles you face to the raw material of your future success, Napoleon Hill said it in think and grow rich, right in the seed of every adversity is a greater equal and or greater opportunity.