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b"SEPARATE FROM THE PACK . We all want to be successful. Some of us even want to be wealthy. Some think that to achieve success they need to become someone different. What if you could achieve your goal just by being yourself? Perhaps the change isn't who you are but what you are doing. Maybe it's your habits or a lack of hunger. The important thing is to separate yourself from the pack. But where does the mentality of a winner truly come from? On today's episode of The School of Greatness, I talk about being a bull in your profession and being a boss that everyone wants to work with, with one of the world\\u2019s leading businessmen in hospitality and sports: Tilman Fertitta. Tilman Joseph Fertitta is an accomplished businessman, entrepreneur, author, and television personality. He is the chairman, CEO, and sole owner of Fertitta Entertainment, one of the largest restaurant corporations in the U.S. He also owns the NBA\\u2019s Houston Rockets. Tilman teaches us that the things we want are within our grasp. We have to be the bull in the room and learn how to take what we want. So get ready to learn how to let go of fear on Episode 859.\\nSome Questions I Ask:\\nHow do you keep a competitive edge? (7:15)\\nWhat should you look at when you are acquiring a business? (16:40)\\nHow do you stay grounded? (28:20)\\nWhat is your definition of greatness? (42:00)\\nIn This Episode You Will Learn:\\nHow to cultivate a culture that makes employees want to stay (10:30)\\nWhy you shouldn't get caught up in things that don't matter (15:50)\\nWhy you should always take advantage of a good deal (17:50)\\nHow Tilman has raised grounded children as a wealthy parent (25:00)\\nStaying grounded and why TIlman thinks it\\u2019s important (28:20)\\nTilman\\u2019s best advice on how to borrow money for a business deal (30:35)\\nWhy you should relentlessly pursue your talents (39:29)\\nIf you enjoyed this episode, check out the video, show notes, and more at http://www.lewishowes.com/859 and follow at instagram.com/lewishowes"