The Right Answer Is Always in the Room

" 99.9% of the time, the answer is always in the room and they don't have to look anywhere else," he says. "Once you let go of the desire to always be right, you become more decisive almost immediately" He's been broke three times in his life: when he left a machine shop with an $8,500 nest egg; working for family business 25 grand then becoming millionaire by 31,. So that scenario was one where I took the leap to help entrepreneurs.