\u201cIt is fairly common for people who don\\’t get what they want to provide justifications\u2014and even lie to themselves\u2014by minimizing how valuable success is to them. It\\’s easy to spot this trend in our society today within entire demographics and population segments. You can read it in books, hear it in church, and see it promoted in schools. For example, children who can\\’t get what they want will fight for a little while, cry for a bit, and then convince themselves that they never wanted it in the first place. It is entirely okay to admit that you wanted something that didn\\’t come to fruition. In fact, this is the only thing that will help you eventually reach that goal\u2014despite the obstacles you\\’ll encounter along the way.\u201d
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\nThe 10X Rule
\nGrant Cardone<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
\u201cIt is fairly common for people who don\\’t get what they want to provide justifications\u2014and even lie to themselves\u2014by minimizing how valuable success is to them. It\\’s easy to spot this trend in our society today within entire demographics and population segments. You can read it in books, hear it in church, and see it …<\/p>\n