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Dwyane Wade: From Instant Buckets to Slow Business Wins

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Live from the Forbes 30 Under 30 Summit in Phoenix, Arizona, Dwyane Wade shares a powerful insight on the difference between success in sports and success in business. Wade breaks down how basketball provides instant gratification while business operates on a completely different timeline. He explains how real success in business is a “slow burner,” where wins can take years to show up, often quietly, like an email after long periods of work.

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