FBC – 371 – Here is how to screw up like a boss

Here is how to screw up like a boss.

Today I want to give you a real life example of missed opportunity and major screw up that can haunt your life if you are not careful.

Living with regrets sucks!

….that's deep, but it's true.

So make sure no to make the same mistake this person did.

All details and more in today's episode.

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I just feel like ranting again. I will rant because, you know, here's the thing. I mean you, you hear so many people telling you, oh man, I want to change my life.

But people don't want to learn. People just want stuff to happen. What you're doing is so cool. I want to do the same thing. Teach me, please, blah, blah, blah. I and then when you give these people the opportunity, they just don't show up.

And this just shows that a lot of people want the prize, but nobody is going is willing to do what's necessary to get it, you know, because, things will work out if you persevere, but it will require some work.

OK, so there is some background information that you need to understand. You need to grasp it in order to master this thing with passive income and stuff. Yes you can earn passive income, but there is some concept that you will need to learn, OK? You cannot escape it because otherwise nothing will make sense and it's not going to work out.

And, you know, very often when you're trying to teach some something to someone, the only thing they see is the end result. And this is when you're trying to teach people the basics and the concept, people just get, oh, I'm not here for this and they just vanish.

And the training, obviously you don't want that to last forever, right? That's one thing, for example, I don't like either is when you have this course that will last for ages unnecessarily. I always try to cut to the chase and get people to do some tasks that will teach them how things work and also that will teach them the tenacity and everything that's involved.

There is work involved and the work ethic and stuff. So anyway, someone obviously told me, oh yeah, I really want to learn and all that stuff. And I got the person in the team. And for a week and a half or something, I haven't heard from that person. I've been trying to contact them. They don't respond.

Here is how to screw up like a boss

I just don't understand people. If I were given an opportunity to work directly with someone who is where I want to be, I will take it. I will do whatever is necessary. But to understand the mechanics, in addition, you have to understand something. And this is something I never do because my time is precious.

And I told these people, I said, look, you will have access to me. If you want to talk about something, we just jump on a call. I will answer your questions. Whatever direction you want to go, I will show you what I know. This is something nobody has.

So I ended up with some people and one of these guys is the best. The dude is awesome. I don't need to tell him anything. Dude's awesome. But then the other ones, they're just not taking advantage of it, taking the opportunity. And then afterwards, maybe the same people are going to complain that things are not going well.

Right now I'm pretty frustrated about the whole situation, and I'm not the type of person who's going to chase people for too long. I've sent a few emails just to make sure that it's documented. I've tried. If you don't answer, you can't actually answer and tell me, oh, here is what's going on. And then I can understand because shit happens. You have stuff in your life and everything and I can understand.

But if someone who's supposed to do something, you contact them and they don't answer, I'll cut the conversation short and then don't come and complain. If you get this opportunity, embrace it and take it, you know. I just don't understand.