00:00There are only four people you should take advice from. Number one, the example. Someone who's built
00:05what you want. If they haven't done it, they can't teach it. So don't ask your friend who's never
00:10built a business how to start one. Don't ask someone without freedom how to get free. Study
00:14the people who have receipts, not opinions. Number two, the anti-goal. Someone who's failed publicly
00:20but kept going. Because success often hides in the lessons. Failure teaches. So you want mentors
00:26who've been punched in the face by life because they still got back up. They're the ones who
00:29actually know how to win. Third, what I call the truth teller. Someone who makes you uncomfortable.
00:34They tell you the truth, not what you want to hear. Growth doesn't come from being coddled.
00:38Someone challenges you, pushes you, calls you out. Keep them close. That's love in disguise.
00:43And the last, the unbiased. Someone who gains nothing from your success. The outside often can
00:49see the inside most clearly. You win, doesn't matter to them. You lose, doesn't matter to them.
00:55They'll tell you where your bald spots are when no one else does. You don't have to like them.
00:59You just want to listen to them. Everyone else, smile, nod, be nice, and move on. Because advice
01:07is free. But direction from the right people, that's pretty priceless.
01:11So you'll see. So you'll see, I'll see you next time.
01:19Um, and all of a sudden, we'll see you next time.
01:21We'll see you next time.
01:25Okay.
01:27Come on.
01:29Bye.
01:31Bye.
01:33Bye.
01:34Bye.
01:35Bye.
01:36bubble.
01:37Two.
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