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Your wealth adventure will be complicated by a new awareness that you are short on skills. Early on, I realized how little I knew about how to connect with people, network, communicate, build rapport, and how little confidence I had. I didn’t know how to sell, market, promote, build value, negotiate, close deals, or follow up customers. I couldn’t handle disappointment and rejection and I wasn’t even dealing with money yet. ------- Grant Cardone For those that want to start your house by the roof, be aware. It will be longer than you think. It will be more painful than you think. It will take more effort than you think. And, it will be more rewarding than you think… at the end. You may believe it or not. It’s up to you to consider these words as wisdom. It’s up to you what to do with them. I leave it there… Just as the words that you can find in the link below.
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