Top 3 Tips That Changed My Life Forever

I'm about to share with you the top 3 tips that have changed my life forever. These aren't just your run-of-the-mill pieces of advice—these are the lessons that shaped my journey, drove my success, and made me the person I am today. I've shortlisted these three pieces of advice because they stand out as the most impactful and transformative. These tips aren't just for aspiring entrepreneurs—they're for anyone looking to take control of their destiny and achieve greatness.

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⏰ Timecodes ⏰
00:00 - Intro
00:04 - Advice From My Mother
01:10 - Trust Fund
02:22 - The Conversation With My Son
03:09 - The Effect
04:53 - The Guest Speaker
05:57 - Intuition is Just Experience Distilled
07:27 - Advice From My Step Dad

[steveb]

the best advice from my mom - "never give up"
the best advice from my 1 grandfather - "be fair and reasonable people to fair and reasonable people, and everyone else can f-off"
the best advice from my other grandfather - "if you know you can't deal on a handshake, don't do it"

God bless you all.

[benwheeler]

My Dad told me and my three brothers, on our 12th birthdays, “Just so you know, you’re out of here in six years.” Best thing he could have done. Joined USAF, then college, corporate life, LLC, now retired. Thanks Dad.

[meedbyx]

I never had a trust fund. I leaned early on if I want a better life I had to grind and work my butt off to have that. Kids need to be taught that.

[garywolff]

We learn from our mistakes in life . Hard lessons but are need for life’s growth .

[wasblindbutnowsee]

My own mother taught me the same principle, but it was when I was 10, not when i was a college graduate. What she actually said was, " If you're looking for sympathy, you'll find it in the dictionary between Sh!t and Syphilis."

[RKB]

I completely agree ..well dressed doesn’t mean suit and tie only ..it means being presentable and respectful which is why I didn’t point out how people dress but broader presentation of self.

[komoru]

Kevin can do some standup and I would go to the shows. Not only is he a fabulously successful business man, but he's a seriously funny dude.

[freedomring]

The best advice my parents gave me was on the day I graduated high school they said their obligation to me is over. You’re now on your own.

[mitchd]

"You're dead to me" is my favorite quote from Kevin.

[Sharkdogb]

I’ve been working and learned how to drive a stick shift farm truck at six years old. I’ll always respect my father for that. Then with those lessons I got a full ride scholarship

[Razear]

These life stories are great because you can learn so much from someone else's experiences so that you're less prone to making the same mistakes.

[PrevMedHealth]

So true! And it’s a great lesson. Unfortunately wealth tends to preclude this blessing by entitlement- never stressing things.

[michaelberman]

What it comes down to is if someone is left with nothing, that someone will be forced to become resourceful or creative or whatever it takes to find a way to escape this abyss! Desperate people in most cases will find a way to survive and do even more!

[garymcaleer]

Some things we thank our parents later for, especially when it comes to issues of moral integrity. It's good to be spoiled with advantages, while not being spoiled rotten as is so typical these days.

[jameskeel]

I love the dead bird quote. Awesome from Mr. Wonderful.

[factorvracing]

My son gave me an amazing tip: The best dressed person in the room always wins. How many of these interviewers are dressed like Kevin. Kevin gave everyone a tip without saying it. Dress better than the others in the room.

[henryreinders]

Very true...nothing beats "Valid" experience!

[Siopc]

I’m going into my second year in Maynooth University. I’m studying accounting & finance, and my god, I’m finding myself falling more in love with the world of business. It is so interesting. The numbers, what they mean, professionalism and so much more. There is a key life lesson behind that saying about the dead bird & it couldn’t be any more bang on.

[DrBob]

Perfect guidance from "Mr. Wonderful"!

[ncvtkug]

Besides Kevin's honesty during interviews, he really knows how to talk confidently without mumbling. Can you tell us how you improved your public speaking abilities becuase I rarely see you mumble for words.