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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Sometimes going backwards is actually not a very bad thing. Yeah, you’re right. That doesn’t make sense, but it’s absolutely true. See, many times as I’ve climbed my letter of success, I literally went backwards. I went backwards many times when I did something new. Like sometimes you’re implementing a strategy that is a working strategy that will get you further on in life. That is no question going to help you hit it out of the ballpark. That long term is the right play. But many times short-term, you’re actually going to go backwards. When you go backwards, the keys to evaluate while you’re going backwards, if you’re going backwards for lack of effort, because you’re constantly doing the wrong things, that’s the wrong kind of backwards. But if you’re going short-term backwards, like you’re implementing something new, you’re doing something new. You hired someone new, you, you got a new business venture. You’ve invested some money. So your checking accounts went backwards. Those are all. Okay. So that leads me to this next point. You can not just evaluate how well you’re doing by how fast you’re moving forward. See, many times people strictly evaluate their progress in life, by how much money they make and how much further along they get. And they lose this concept that sometimes short-term slow down. Sometimes short-term backwards is not actually a bad thing for a sharp business person. They understand that sometimes to go forward, you have to go short-term backwards.
Speaker 2 (01:37):
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