Scott Oldford On Failure is Absolute

Scott Oldford started at seven years old selling eggs from his home. By the time he was 16, Scott was running a very successful company, helping those online with their programming and internet marketing. In 2013, Scott’s third company failed while 726 thousand dollars in debt. About a year later, Scott built a company that did nearly 1 million in revenue. Today, Scott continues to fulfill his purpose, while working with entrepreneurs to show them how to stop losing out on 80% of their potential leads by using effective online marketing funnels.

In this episode, we will be discussing:

• Finding pleasure in the pain that is entrepreneurship
• How Scott continued after acquiring $726,000 in debt
• Seeking fulfillment rather than money
• Scott’s view of success as a clue, but failure as an absolute
• Eliminating your emotional immune system to be a successful entrepreneur
• Viewing failure as a character-building pursuit
• Why Scott learns from people who fail
• Why Scott learns his lessons from people around him rather than far above him
• Investing four hours a day for knowledge, character, health, and connections
• Removing our personal purpose from our business
• Separating loss from failure
• How The SSF Method helps entrepreneurs break the cycle

Resources Mentioned in This Episode:

• The SSF Method
• LeadCraft
• Scott's Website

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