Many people want to quit right before they win. Stan Lee almost gave up on comic books until his wife Joan told him to try one more time. Because he stayed, he created the Fantastic 4 and the Marvel world. Colonel Sanders was 65 years old and broke when he started selling his chicken recipe. He heard no over 100 times but he kept going until he built a giant business. These success stories show that you might be very close to your goal even when life feels hard. Get all the PDF summaries here: https://www.skool.com/believenation/classroom

Phil Knight started his journey with a crazy dream and a fifty dollar loan from his father. He was deeply in debt and often had to sell running shoes out of the trunk of his car just to survive. His first company, Blue Ribbon Sports, struggled for years and almost went out of business many times. He teamed up with his old track coach, Bill Bowerman, who famously used a waffle iron to create a new kind of rubber sole for their shoes. Even when banks refused to help him and he had to sleep in his car, Phil never gave up on his vision to bring high-quality shoes to runners in America. Get all the PDF summaries here: https://www.skool.com/believenation/classroom

Money is a tool that helps us live a good life and pay for important things like food and education. Earl Nightingale explains that money is like a harvest we get back for the work and service we provide to others. If you want to earn more money, you have to find ways to be more helpful and provide more value. A brain surgeon makes more than an elevator operator because their skill is much harder to replace and took more time to learn. To grow your income, you must focus on building your skills so that you can give more to the world every single day. Get all the PDF summaries here: https://www.skool.com/believenation/classroom

Making money is about solving problems for other people. Wealthy leaders like Elon Musk and Sarah Blakely built their success by fixing pain points for millions. This explains why you must stop chasing cash and start chasing ways to be helpful. You need to adopt a wealth mindset and stop waiting for luck. It is important to keep money in your top five goals, but your purpose should always be number one. When your mission is strong, the profit will follow to help you grow your impact. Get all the PDF summaries here: https://www.skool.com/believenation/classroom

When opportunities come your way, do you jump in headfirst or carefully evaluate whether they align with your vision? And more importantly, how does saying ‘no’ empower you to say ‘yes’ to what really matters?