Short conversational excerpt from a YouTube video where host Matan Hazanov asks an advisor for guidance for people whose businesses are failing. The advisor gives practical, psychological advice: take it a day at a time, recognize you bring real value (claims being in the top 10th percentile), and share your developed gift with others; reassurance that recovery is possible.
I know a lot of people that they're struggling because business isn't doing well. They can't raise capital, they're in debt. Like you were many years ago. What advice do you have for them?
Well, let's start with the basics. A day at a time. None of this happens overnight. Some people do it relatively quickly and some people don't. But a day at a time. The second thing is, remember that you're bringing real value. Look at the stats. You're in the top 10th percentile of the world's population already, minus the wealth that's coming. You just gotta understand that you developed a gift that people need to be able to benefit from. It is your job to share that gift in the way that best helps those people. If you get that, there is no stopping you. I've been there personally. There's people that have had a way worse story than me, and they've pulled through. And so will you.