Everyone overcomplicates success. They think they need a mansion, fancy sports car, smoking hot wife, and millions in the bank or they’ll feel like a failure.
Here’s the cold hard truth:
If you think you need all that to be successful, you feel like a failure if you’re missing one ingredient. While someone with a tiny house, beat up pickup truck, average wife, and a grand to their name is more successful than you.
Why?
Because they don’t “need” any of those things to feel successful. And that, my friend, is the key to success.
In this episode, you’ll discover how to guarantee your success by “needing” fewer things. Listen now and never feel like a failure again.
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