“I’ve never met anyone successful who has a plan B… If you have a plan B, you’re going to have a plan C… you’re always going to settle.”

Seven Figure Standard · Episode 182: How to Create Permanent Change

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Advocates never having a plan B (or C, D) and advises clients to “burn your bridges” and go all-in.

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