If you’ve been in business for more than 10 minutes, you’ve probably heard enough “fail forward” quotes. And successful investors will tell you that failing is part of the process and how you should embrace it.
They’re not wrong, but the cold, hard truth is: If all you do is embrace failure and be prepared to fail—you’re going to fail. Turning failure into success isn’t as easy as pretending it didn’t happen.
In this episode, you’ll hear how to deal with failure so it turns into success and helps you build a six or seven figure business instead of being a roadblock.
Show highlights include:
– The biggest difference between investors who make hundreds of thousands of dollars and investors who barely close enough deals to get by. (1:45)
– Why you can fail even when you do everything the experts tell you—and how you can turn it into a positive. (4:20)
– The two methods almost all successful investors use to deal with failure. (17:40)
– What you can learn from Thomas Edison about building a successful REI business. (21:20)
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