Show Notes: SatoriPrime.com/42 If you show up on time and do what you said you would do, that’s 99% better than most. (click to tweet) Have you ever talked to someone and expected to blow them away? Thought they would appreciate and respect everything you’ve done, but it turns out they don’t seem to care? Your experience and expertise seemed like nothing to them? That’s because no one cares about what you’ve done. They only care about what you do for them. We often times let our egos get in the way. If you enter into a new situation, with a new person you need to let go of that ego. You’ll have to take several steps back and start over. You can’t fight for the opportunity to tell them what you’ve done for others, you have to beat down the door to show them why you can do for them. On this episode of Have It All Ilan was honored by being asked give a talk to our military Walter Reed with American Dream U. Download and hear this inspirational talk that helps uniformed soldiers transfer into a civilian life as entrepreneur. It’s easy to look at the short term. The long term is where it’s at. (click to tweet) The Cliff Notes: People operate as if their conversations are physical objects. You shouldn’t care if people think you should be wearing a suit. People value what you do for them, not what you’ve done in the past. Be willing to take your ego out of the equation, take a few steps back, and start over. You have chosen certain experiences that have given you unique wisdom. Experience is everything. Most people aren’t willing to go through enough experience to succeed. No one felt smart when they started something. Any time you start doing something new, negative thought will cloud your mind. The #1 thing Entrepreneurs are afraid of is failing. Your growth and development as a human being happens because you are willing to transition. Listening to super smart people talk does not equal experience. (click to tweet) Links: American Dream U Show Notes: SatoriPrime.com/42

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