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Fear is the disease. Hustle is the antidote.
Video editors:
Spoken by: Patrick Bet-David.
Footage by: Sam Kolder, Valuetainment, Friends, The Hangover, Thank You For Your Service, Ben Lionel Scott, Rory Kramer, Be Inspired, MotivationHub, Tobias Granström, Niels Windfeldt, Daniel de Vue, Video Advice, Present Plus, Eighteen Eighty.
Music info: Epic Motivation - AShamaluevMusic.
Mark Cuban stated that he uses the fear of failure for self-motivation.
“No matter what business you’re in, you’re always at risk -- particularly in technology, where it changes so rapidly you’ve got to put in the effort to keep up,” writes the Shark Tank panel member. “There’s always the opportunity for some 18-year-old to come out of nowhere and crush you—that motivates the hell out of me.”
“Every one of my companies, whether something I started or something I invested in, is a scoreboard. How am I doing? A lot of investors or advisers play it as a numbers game.”
“If they invest in 20 companies, as long as one success covers 19 losses, they did OK. I look at every loss as a huge failure. I had an investment go bad recently. I lost $1.5 million on it. It pisses me off to no end."
Failed at something? Ask these Mark Cuban questions.
"You can also use it as motivation. What did I do wrong? Who did I trust that I shouldn’t trust? What can I learn from this situation so I can avoid it next time?”
►Disclaimer:
This video was fully edited by the team at LIFE LESSONS, formerly known as NewAge Visuals
Video editors:
Spoken by: Patrick Bet-David.
Footage by: Sam Kolder, Valuetainment, Friends, The Hangover, Thank You For Your Service, Ben Lionel Scott, Rory Kramer, Be Inspired, MotivationHub, Tobias Granström, Niels Windfeldt, Daniel de Vue, Video Advice, Present Plus, Eighteen Eighty.
Music info: Epic Motivation - AShamaluevMusic.
Mark Cuban stated that he uses the fear of failure for self-motivation.
“No matter what business you’re in, you’re always at risk -- particularly in technology, where it changes so rapidly you’ve got to put in the effort to keep up,” writes the Shark Tank panel member. “There’s always the opportunity for some 18-year-old to come out of nowhere and crush you—that motivates the hell out of me.”
“Every one of my companies, whether something I started or something I invested in, is a scoreboard. How am I doing? A lot of investors or advisers play it as a numbers game.”
“If they invest in 20 companies, as long as one success covers 19 losses, they did OK. I look at every loss as a huge failure. I had an investment go bad recently. I lost $1.5 million on it. It pisses me off to no end."
Failed at something? Ask these Mark Cuban questions.
"You can also use it as motivation. What did I do wrong? Who did I trust that I shouldn’t trust? What can I learn from this situation so I can avoid it next time?”
►Disclaimer:
This video was fully edited by the team at LIFE LESSONS, formerly known as NewAge Visuals
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