Barbara Corcoran credits Think and Grow Rich with helping her recover from bankruptcy. She read it multiple times and used visualization and focused dreaming to rebuild her career, lessons she says every entrepreneur needs.
Hey, this is Scott Duffy with Entrepreneur magazine and S1 Media. And I'm here with Barbara Corcoran and.
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I'm not saying a word till you show up.
Come on over. Come in here. Good to see you. Entrepreneur magazine. Why don't you introduce yourself? My name is Kyo Mute from dancing. That's right. That's right.
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So I have a question for both of you.
Yes.
How does think and grow rich in value?
Well, he's never read the book, so he's going to make up all kinds of crap. I guess.
That'S my answer.
I've read the book three times. The very first time someone handed it to me, I almost felt like it was responsible for bringing me out of bankruptcy and to start again. I think the advice in the book is so practical about people management, how to aspire, how to dream, how to get what you want. And so when they asked me if I'd be part of the movie, I said, that's a book that's so important to me. Of course I'll be booking.
What is one lesson that you would take from the book that you would share with other entrepreneurs to help inspire.
Them on their book? The book talks about visualization and hyper focusing on what you dream about and what you want to accomplish. And I've done that with everything that I've really wanted. And I don't know if it's potluck the book or what you can blame it on, but I pretty much realized everything that I've been dreaming about.
I love this love. She's amazing. Thank you guys so much.
Have a great time dreaming about K. Yeah.
You've been back. Good to see you, Kia.
Good to see you. My room.
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