Jenny Talks

guys !! its new years eve. my first podcast in a minute. XXOO

Hey guys welcome back to my podcast, Jenny Talks. In this episode I talk about the right mentality you need in order to be successful at whatever you're doing- but today we are talking about entrepreneurship. If you know this path is the right path for you, you must have that conviction in your energy. 

In this episode I talk about exactly step by step how to create an online stream of income. Pending you already know for a fact you want to be an entrepreneur (that is the first step), this will provide you with what you need to know to launch a business online. 

In this episode I discuss the infamous book by Robert Kyiosocki, Rich Dad Poor Dad. One of the key takeaways from that book is to buy assets, not liabilities. Buying liabilities will keep you in the middle class rat race, buying assets is your key to financial freedom. 

As a startup this is something you have to do! Unless you have mad $$ for advertising, you have to look at demand and competition and analyze what to sell in order to leverage your resources best. Its an enormous risk to assume what you want to sell is in demand. 

I noticed years ago that time passes so quickly and the pursuit of anything meaningful takes so much time. In the moment, you may not want to do what needs to be done but time passes so quickly anyways why not just force yourself to do it? It's the only way anyone accomplishes anything. 

Opportunity lurks where responsibility is abdicated is a Jordan Peterson quote that I interpreted as do what the fuck you need to do when you need to do it especially when you don't want to do it. And that is what im talking about in this episode. Being able to get what you want is a combination of being patient and tolerating pain. You have to also know how to channel your pain when necessary. 

OK so it gets harder near the top is a phrase I like to keep in mind because think of getting over a hill, the incline gets way more steep and it gets way harder to get over the hill once you get near the top. Same thing in this life analogy. You need to work the hardest when it's the hardest because that means you're close to achieving your goal/getting to the next level. 

Amanda Ensing recently went viral for getting cancelled by Sephora. Sephora was bullied into this by their customers. Sephora has chosen to be on the side of the trendy SJW and easily bowed to the mob after a few comments on their IG accused Amanda of being "maga". 

Jordan Peterson has talked at length about this and has really impacted my view and understanding of why I've been so triggered by the left over the last few years