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Ever get rejected?

Ever get rejected?

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 In this episode of the Sidehustle123 Podcast, host Scott starts off with encouraging entrepreneurs facing various challenges and rejections, as well as sharing the 'secrets to success.' He introduces Russell Brunson's concept of finding 'one little idea' as a catalyst to success and the importance of channeling the innate power of the mind as explained by Earl Nightingall in his book 'The Strangest Secret.' Scott also shares insights from Nightingall’s six-step problem solving approach, and showcases some intriguing bibliophile delights as received by Russell Brunson. The episode wraps up with trivia about influential author Charles F. Haanel and an invite to join their mastermind community. As always with the Sidehustle123 Podcast, Scott is eager for listener feedback and interaction. Secrets of Success: Mindset, Habits & Personal DevelopmentInstagramSuccess Secrets from History's Greatest ThinkersInstagramInstagram - YouTubeMindset Books by Coaches & Entrepreneurs on Achieving GoalsHow To Start Feeling POWERFUL Secrets of Success: Mindset, Habits & Personal DevelopmentNapoleon Hill's Life-Changing Book Worth $1.5 MillionWho Was Earl Nightingale? Here’s The REAL Story! InstagramInstagramNapoleon Hill's Life-Changing Book Worth $1.5 MillionAncient Book Secrets That Will Change Your LifeSuccess Secrets from History's Greatest ThinkersExclusive Affiliate Invite from Russell Brunson Secrets of Success: Mindset, Habits & Personal Development Secrets of Success: Mindset, Habits & Personal Development Google Maps ConvertKitUnsubscribe - ConvertKit

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