Mark Cuban - The #1 Reason Why Most People Fail In Business

This is Billionaire Mark Cuban's advice for entrepreneurs in one of the most eye opening interviews of 2019, revealing business and life lessons he's never told before!

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Mark Cuban

Mark Cuban is an American businessman and investor with a net worth of over 4 billion dollars. He is the owner of the NBA's Dallas Mavericks, co-owner of 2929 Entertainment and chairman of AXS TV. He is also one of the main shark investors on the ABC reality television series, Shark Tank.

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[michaellouis]

Every family has that one person who will break the family financial struggle, I hope you become the one💯

[wallopwallop]

I’ve never seen a speech that motivates me more. Business is about learning, not taking stupid risks that aren’t calculated. What an incredible talk.

[BusinessBasics]

Mindset is so important. Businesses continually change and evolve so you have to be prepared to fail, learn, and always improve to be successful.

[urmantaqi]

Mark is billionaire because he is brilliant, extremely hard worker, creative and brutally honest with himself and others. Thank you sir

[thegracefulguidance]

“You can’t build a reputation on what you are going to do.”

~ Henry Ford

[johnben]

Even though I engage in investing, I feel disheartened by my lack of expertise in assessing the performance of individual companies and determining the optimal timing for stock purchases. The erosion of my financial reserves due to inflation adds to my concerns. At this point, I require precise market trajectory information, but I find myself unsure about the appropriate course of action.

[Nonamenoneya]

My motivation for running a business is just sick of the life I'm living now. I wanna do what I love in life because life is not promised even the next minute I don't want to live my whole life being miserable.

[evanbushong]

Why most ppl fail in business is because they fail to realize it’s not about them.

[buildthelakhshiriempire]

The one who reads this comment, I believe in you, you will succeed ❤❤

[stevewilliams]

Your businesses will make you rich but your investments will make you wealthy. The future is inevitable. I pray everyone here becomes extremely successful.

[sethquinn]

The biggest take away from this is... Choice. That simple. Go out and be the best or be at home being lazy.

[William]

I'd rather learn 10% and apply all of it, than learn 100% and apply none.

[nolan]

Working in the restaurant industry, I cannot believe how many people think simply owning a restaurant means you "sit back and let the money roll in."

[ericdacunha]

Greatest point for me was, " work like everyone's trying to take it away from you."
Almost every industry I've been in I trusted too much and right others, including my managers and they took my knowledge and passed it as if it was there's. They took it from me. I don't trust like that anymore and I don't teach everything I know anymore because of that. Knowledge is power.

[wm_]

Cubes is an oasis of knowledge. Love to hear him speak!

[williamsmartinezs]

I'm 60yrs I'm doing very good, here is my secret 1, live below your means, 2dont be waistfull, follow you instinct, get tons of advice from successful veterans of business, don't be greedy, be super organized, grow slowly but steady, keep low class people out of your life you can't afford the energy zapping they do (even family), keep a good spiritual routine, church, hobbies ect, never marry a small thinker, never marry a scater brain someone that doesn't know what they want out of life, THE BUSINESS IS THE only talk to winners, or positive people, lots of lovers are unaware that they are their worst enemy.

[garrydye]

This is exactly why the "4 Hour Work Week" was a Best Seller and nobody read the "80 Hour Work Week." Because most people want to start a business for false assumptions: It will be easier than working where I am now, it will be fun, and I will make lots of money. If you are successful than you will work more hours than you have ever worked in your entire life, and therefore the fun runs out quickly. You will be broke for a good amount of time. Humans always assume what they see others accomplishing is easier than it really is to repeat that success. When they realize it is lighter years harder than they assumed it would be...they quit. And this is good....this is really good. This is good for you. The harder it is...the more hours it takes...and the more road blocks you of your potential competition will quit. Embrace the grind. You want it to be as difficult as possible. If it was easy....everybody would be doing it and there would be no money in it.

[Devlins]

Read and read more about your passion. Became a student. And never stop until you make it. And when you make it, you are not done. You keep fighting with everything you got. That's both the beauty and the challenge.

[giantiger]

If you decided to become an entrepreneur, & nothing will convince you other wise till you succeed... You’re definitely an entrepreneur!!!!

[Raymondjohn]

I'm not kidding when I say that the market crash and high inflation have me really stressed out and worried about retirement. I've been in the red for a while now and although people say these crisis has it perks, I'm losing my mind but I get it Investing is a long-term game, so focus on the long run.