81. That's not a living, that's a dying
Do we have to have the same experiences to relate to people?
I think not!
Can you imagine being homeless as a young boy?
My guest this week, Joe Rojas, didn't have to imagine it.\xa0 At 10 he was essentially homeless.\xa0 So what did he do?
- At 11 he went to work
- And eventually worked in the military and at the DOD
- And now has is own successful business
You're probably thinking, that can't be! I know I was.
How did he do this?
It was his resilience, his relentlessness and his "I'm gonna do this" attitude.\xa0
Among other things, he did the following:
- Told himself, "I am not willing to give up!"
- Counted his wins!
- He was engaged in the journey.
- He was gutsy; he learned to push back.
- He learned how to say no, which avoided many headaches.
- He stopped missing out on happiness and joy.
- He learned not to be too scattered; instead he focused.
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You're going to be so moved and inspired after this conversation.\xa0 You won't forget it.
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More about Joe here:
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Thrivers360 groups. We currently have 4 groups meeting on a weekly basis and would love to encourage people to attend two complimentary sessions. (thrivers360.com)
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His book: How Entrepreneurs Thrive
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You can find it on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07L37DN55/ref=dp-kindle-redirect?_encoding=UTF8&btkr=1
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