Jan 21, 2022
Some of the world’s top CEOs succeeded by not living in the ‘real world’.
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Hi everyone, Carl Gould here with your #70secondCEO. Just a little over a one minute investment every day for a lifetime of results.
And I have spoken all of my goals into my phone, into my audio recorder, I get up and I could tell you it’s 9 minutes long, I put on my recording in the shower and I listen to every goal I have for the next 30 years, that’s what I focus on. So, I wanna know what the weather is and I know—I wanna know what’s going on in the world around me because I got to be somewhat relevant, I got to be aware really close when I leave the house but I could careless what’s going on to certain degree in the rest of the world. I lived in my world. You know everyone that’s written the book here they live in their world meaning they study what they study, they find the people that one—one to get value of what they do and that’s what they focus on you know and they don’t live in the real world. The real world often times and I don’t mean that they are clueless of what’s going on but they pay attention to what gets them moving forward, Warren Buffett does not live in the real world, not cause he's rich but because you know up to—he made 99% of his wealth after he turn 50. That dude spend 50 years of his life like you and I, I drove pass his house in Omaha, he lives in regular neighborhood, he drives a—he drives a regular sedan, if you didn’t know who that guy was, you would not know who that guy was cause he's not you know what I mean so I read my goals every single day in an audio recorder, I played them back every single morning.
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