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DTO (Defy The Odds) Podcast Episode 16 - 10x Thinking Only

DTO (Defy The Odds) Podcast Episode 16 - 10x Thinking Only

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 Episode 16 of the Defy the Odds podcast with Steve Grear and Pretty Boy Rob kicks off with a casual conversation about their respective weekends. Rob excitedly shares his experience at Sneaker Con, a popular event for sneaker enthusiasts, while Steve recounts his weekend of wake surfing on the lake.After getting the small talk out of the way, they dive into more profound topics. Steve emphasizes the significance of having a vision. He believes that having a clear sense of direction is crucial for personal and business success. To further illustrate this point, Steve breaks down the key concepts from the book he is currently reading, "10x is Better Than 2x."Steve explains how this book emphasizes the importance of not merely settling for incremental growth but rather setting audacious goals and striving for exponential growth. To achieve extraordinary success, one must be obsessed with their goals and exhibit unwavering commitment. Steve and Rob discuss how these principles can be applied to both personal and business endeavors.Furthermore, they delve into some of Reshoevn8r's business goals. They discuss various strategies to set and achieve these goals. With the episode coming to a close, Steve and Rob leave their listeners with a final message of encouragement and motivation by setting their weekly intentions. If you enjoyed this episode, don't forget to share it with a friend!
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