After all, isn’t the point of learning to help you get what you want? Don’t you have to start with what you want and figure out what you have to lear… - Patrick Bet-David

Choose a new and more powerful enemy. The process never ends which is why you must graduating to new enemies.

When most people reach a certain level of success, they flatline. Without new enemies to drive them, not only do they get complacent, but they also stop solidifying each building block.

Poor processors play the victim and blame others and external events rather than seeing how they contributed to the problem. You know you’re witnessing a poor processor when you don’t hear the word “I.” You’ll hear him or her say things such as “All millennials are lazy. These kids have no work ethic. They are causing my business to suffer.

You are going to have to endure more anguish than you can imagine to get there. Those who can tolerate pain the most — the ones with the most endurance — give themselves the highest chance of winning in business.