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Recap Of LaunchCon 2017 With Jeff Walker Part 2

Recap Of LaunchCon 2017 With Jeff Walker Part 2

If you watched Part 1 of Jeff Walker’s LaunchCon 2017 event, you know that it was absolutely awesome. If you haven’t watched part 1 yet, click here to watch it now. Mark Sieverkropp from my team attended and we had so many takeaways and lessons that we had to split it into two parts. Watch below for the rest of our takeaways from this awesome event.

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Recap Of LaunchCon 2017 With Jeff Walker Part 1

Recap Of LaunchCon 2017 With Jeff Walker Part 1

If you attended Jeff Walker’s LaunchCon event in October 2017 in Dallas, Texas then you know just how awesome it was! If you didn’t attend, you missed out on some amazing lessons and takeaways. Luckily, Mark Sieverkropp from my team was there and in this video (and part two coming soon) he and I will break down some of the biggest lessons and takeaways from this awesome event.

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Why Most People Never Bounce Back from Failure

I’m currently running my fourth business. The first one failed miserably. So did the second one. And the third. So, why then is this one so successful? It’s, in part, because I knew how to come back…and what to do next.

Why Most People Never Bounce Back from Failure

The Problem with Failure

The problem with failure is that most people handle it wrong. They respond in the wrong way and then change course. Rather than trying the same thing again, they think they have to try something new.

That makes sense, of course. When you fall flat on your face, instinct tells us to avoid whatever it was that led to that pain. But we should do the exact opposite. We should try it again.

Studies show us that is exactly what successful people do. One study, done by Lewis Schiff, author of the book Business Brilliant, shows that self-made millionaires have at least three significant business failures in their lives. Sounds familiar to me.

How I Tripled my Income in 3 Years…After Getting Fired

I still remember the horror, the helplessness, and the hatred I had in my heart. I’d just been fired from the job I hated, but felt that I needed to keep. We’d just moved into a new home, with a new mortgage and our six-month old was asleep upstairs.

Increase income after getting fired

My first reaction was panic. I was terrified.

My next emotion was helplessness. I literally had no idea what to do. Sure, I hated my job. In fact, just the night before, my wife Tara essentially told me I needed to find a new job…or else. The stress and chaos was too much for either of us.

Next, I felt hatred. Towards the owner of the company. Towards myself for not leaving sooner on my own terms. Towards…well, “the system” and “the man.” I was just angry.