The Power of Intentionality | Dave Ramsey | EntreLeadership Best Of

In this clip from the 2017 EntreLeadership Summit, Dave Ramsey explains the power of intentionality. Henry Ford once said if you think you can or you think you can’t, you’re right. When you start to believe in your ability to choose, you become what you think about.

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[rockymorris]

Plan your work, work your plan. It's that simple.

[pinkladybug]

Some days I feel like I can do ANYTHING. Other days I struggle to get out of bed. GOD, please help me get on the right track🙏✝️🙏✝️🙏✝️🙏✝️🙏✝️🙏✝️🙏✝️🙏

[jeanalexandre]

Successful people create plans and work the the plans and have a time for its completion.

[marcusarelius]

I needed this kick in the pants today...thanks Dave

[ClearOutSamskaras]

We won't act [with conviction and purpose] if we don't believe.

[MrDoobysm]

Going out on a limb physically impossible for a human being to break the 3 minute mark in the mile.

[fawzibryankairouani]

Current world record since 1999 is held by the Moroccan 🇲🇦 Hicham El Guerrouj 3:43:13

[manuelrivera]

Can someone share a link to the complete message? I will appreciate it

[KennethSee]

Nobody cared about a little of history...I was wrong. 😂

[haipengli]

only if you think within the physical limitations... I don't believe you can finish a mile in a second without become Superman

[haipengli]

And the real problem is how to find out the limit

[doreenlane]

How can a person move into the next level in their marriage by themselves?

[TWDxKILLR]

You mates can CHOOSE to switch to Geico and save 15% or more on your car, boat, or motorcycle insurance. Now that’s powerful choosing, eh?

[stevenheyl]

I love the analogies Dave is using about Louie Zamperini and Roger Bannister. However, his facts are flawed as to the times they ran and how many people broke the 4:00 mile right after Roger Bannister. I respect you Dave but if your facts are wrong hear, how much is the rest accurate?