What if the biggest limit on your business is how you see yourself?

David Meltzer is the chairman of the Napoleon Hill Institute, an entrepreneur, author, and former CEO of Leigh Steinberg Sports and Entertainment. He built 33 properties, a golf course, and a ski mountain, then lost more than $100 million and rebuilt his life around a very different definition of success.

In this episode, David joins John St.Pierre and Rich Hoffmann to talk about the lesson that cost him a fortune, why he believes you will never overachieve your own self-image, and his mission to empower over a billion people to be happy. Then John and Rich unpack what it means for the founders and leaders listening.

What you'll walk away with:

Why your self-image sets the ceiling on what you can build, what the ego demands when things get uncertain and the question that helps you catch it, why receiving help is equal to giving, why repetition and honesty separate the consistent from the busy, and how to protect your energy by staying upset for minutes and moments, not hours.

Get a free signed copy of David's book. Email david@dmeltzer.com and he pays for the book and the shipping.

Connect with David Meltzer on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/company/davidmeltzer/ or email david@dmeltzer.com

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