Larry Winget, known as “The Pitbull of Personal Development,” is a bestselling author, television personality, social commentator, and speaker. On this week’s episode, Larry dives into his latest book, Grow A Pair. Why does your life suck? All you have to do is look in the mirror. Larry wants to challenge you today to reject victimhood and to take control of your life.

Key Takeaways:

[3:00] What are some of the biggest challenges facing businesses in the next 5 years?

[6:15] People don’t know what they believe in anymore.

[7:10] To get the success we want, we have to reject victimhood.

[8:55] You’re never ‘too good’ to take a job.

[10:00] Larry hates what he does.

[11:10] ‘Passionate’ shouldn’t run your job or your business.

[13:05] Do you want to know why your life sucks? Go to the mirror.

[13:55] How do leaders ‘grow a pair’ in business?

[15:00] If employees cost more than they bring to the table, then you need to fire that employee.

[16:05] The customer is always right, but sometimes they’re not right for you.

[17:00] This is your homework: Get a pen and 3 sheets of paper. Larry explains further.

[18:20] You can’t have it all.

[19:50] Did you know, 43% of Americans spend more than they earn?

[22:20] What are the benefits and side effects of taking the ‘grow a pair’ approach?

[23:30] We must raise above the approval of others.

[25:00] What we think of ourselves really is the only thing that matters.

[25:45] How can we become more valuable to our clients?

[29:00] Why Larry is not a big believer in teamwork.

[30:35] What do employees need to know?

[32:45] Don’t be passionately incompetent.

[33:05] Larry comments about his other written works.

[36:50] Mindfluence challenge of the week.

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