Dan Martell - December 11, 2023


Worry is a wasted use of your imagination.

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The is what makes software companies so valuable. I didn’t allow myself to have nice sh*t for a long time.

Episode Stats


Length

34 seconds

Words per minute

282.13

Word count

161

Sentence count

9


Summary

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In this episode of the podcast, I talk about some of the biggest mistakes I've made in my business and how I've learned to overcome them. I also talk about how important it is to understand that no one else is going to decide if you're going to be successful.

Transcript

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00:00:00.000 I learned this a long time ago, API, assume positive intent.
00:00:02.820 That was such a big one for me.
00:00:04.260 If somebody decides not to be in business with me,
00:00:06.680 I go, it's probably what they need.
00:00:08.120 And I'm okay with that.
00:00:09.040 I remember days when somebody replied to an email
00:00:10.920 because I would just worry on the other side of that email
00:00:13.040 that why didn't they reply?
00:00:14.120 And I'd make up all these stories
00:00:15.080 and none of it could have been true.
00:00:16.220 The email could have just went to spam, right?
00:00:19.060 Like a long time ago,
00:00:20.300 I made the decision that no one person is going to decide
00:00:22.800 if I'm going to be successful.
00:00:23.820 Because sometimes we put so much into one person.
00:00:26.360 I need to go on this podcast
00:00:27.800 or I need this person to sign a book deal with me
00:00:29.620 or I need to get this investor to invest in my deal or not.
00:00:32.980 And that's totally cool.