In part one, I left you with an important question: What do you want? It doesn’t matter if the thing you want is small at first. It’ll grow. But you need to “start where you are” when you’re thinking about your desire.

People often get tripped up in two areas—1) responsibility and 2) the idea of, “I can’t.” Excuses come from the belief that you can’t do something. Excuses are rationalizations you create around the reasons why you can’t do something.

The way to change this is to take responsibility for everything you think, feel, and do, and every result you get in your life.

In this episode you’ll learn:

• Why thinking about what you DON’T want isn’t going to change your situation (you have to focus on what you WANT)

• My experience living in one ratty apartment after another when I was younger—and how my only goal was to be able to buy my family a house 

• How most people don’t take responsibility; instead they blame—they blame themselves, other people, places, things; and they don’t take responsibility for the situation they’re in

• How superstition causes failure for many people 

• The single question I teach business owners to ask when they’re facing a problem

• Why your willingness to spend money impacts your success in business