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Principle 2: Embrace Pain and Learn from Setbacks

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The speaker elaborates on the importance of embracing challenges and setbacks. He describes the entrepreneurial journey as a roller coaster with both ups and downs. He views hard times and unexpected obstacles as invaluable lessons, explaining that God allows these struggles not to break us, but to teach us so we can prosper later. The key is to allow the 'pain to soak in like a sponge,' absorb the lesson, and trust that it will lead to greater success.

Goal: Develop resilience and learn from business challenges.

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is you guys got to feel it you got to believe in yourself you're going to hit bumps it's going to be a roller coaster ride and it's not going to always be the up roller coaster sometimes it's going to be the down roller coaster and that's a beautiful thing because those hard times are the absolute best lessons you can learn in life in business in profits everything you do so every time I get hit sidelined by some unforeseen obstacle that just knocks the wind on just knocks the wind out of you I've had my guys look at me and go H how do you handle that so calmly so cool so collected and it's because I'm in that moment I'm feeling the pain but I know in two months 3 months maybe six months year I don't know at some point the lesson is going to come to me and that lesson is so freaking valuable God does not put things in your way that are not surmountable he allows us to feel the pain so that we can prosper later on but if you don't feel that way all you're going to do is experience the pain you're never going to get to the point where you prosper so allow that pain to soak in like a sponge take it in cuz the harder that pain is the higher you're going to go later on this is a fact I can promise you that but back to what we've got to do is you do not spoil yourself you don't get to if you decide that you worth a new Corvette you just started your business but you got to show off cuz you're so cool cuz you made $100,000 go buy yourself a Corvette I made that mistake that was me I bought a Corvette dumbest thing I could ever do dumbest thing I could ever do ego that's my egole writing checks that my bank account wasn't ready to

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