04/18/2012: GARY ON NATIONALLY SYNDICATED INVESTORS EDGE RADIO BROADCAST

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JUST LETTING YOU KNOW

I study careers. Just something to think about.

Study success. Study the characteristics of people who have been successful. Study their stories. Read about them.

You know I have found?

They all have one thing in common. Seriously.

One word: Persistence.

Failed? You’re on your rear end? Get back up again.

Failed again? Get off your rear end and get back up again.

Failed? Get back up again.

Failed? Get back up again.

Failed a hundred times? Get back a hundred and one.

Most of these people that I read about are people that were on their butts. They had to look themselves in the mirror. Just food for thought, ladies and gentlemen.

And this most every one of these people have not been born with a silver spoon in their mouth.

They worked their tail off.

And they were persistent as all heck.

And they didn’t let failure get them down.

They used failure as a stepping stone to do better.

Just letting you know.

That is the one common denominator I have found.

I just want to give you that little…because that’s how I live.

Knock me down 200 times and up 201. 

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