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Revealing The Secrets The Successful Use To Get Ahead | Lewis Howes | LIFESTYLE | Rubin Report
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57:55Now PlayingDave Rubin of The Rubin Report talks to Lewis Howes (The School of Greatness Podcast Host, Bestselling Author) about how he went from broke to millionaire, Kobe Bryant’s success secrets, and why you shouldn’t watch the news. Lewis talks about his difficult childhood and how he was so poor that he was on food stamps. His sister let him stay on her coach, but the best thing she did for him was start charging him rent, this forced him to become an entrepreneur. He describes the steps he took towards self improvement and what he learned about how to make money that led to his starting a successful business. Lewis describes what he learned from interviewing Kobe Bryant. He describes how Kobe’s secret to success was not talent, but simple math. Kobe simply put in double the hours and worked harder than everyone around him This is how he went from not scoring a single point in one year of summer camp to being the highest scorer the next year. Lewis describes Kobe’s other success habits that helped him to achieve success and be an inspiration to millions. Lewis shares one major piece of advice to anyone who wants to increase their productivity and get things done, stop watching the news. If you want to be successful or be an entrepreneur and need motivation, focus on your work and pleasing your customers. Media will only lead to procrastination.
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