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Speaker 1: Of the customers see that and start leaving.
Speaker 3: Now they got to shut the business down where you
Speaker 3: eat in because the founder they want to keep it.
Speaker 1: Another example to believe in.
Speaker 3: Is how valuable is the product of those who need it?
Speaker 1: Is it like breathing?
Speaker 3: Is it worth pulling my wallet out with the visus?
Speaker 3: Or should I pass because I ain't got financial freedom?
Speaker 3: These are things you gotta take in account. A real
Speaker 3: entrepreneur is never weigh in it out. They start one company,
Speaker 3: let it making them out, and then sell it before
Speaker 3: it gets placed in the trout to start another company
Speaker 3: every couple of years after and then repeat those steps
Speaker 3: kind of like stair masters.
Speaker 1: This is not actually taught. These are gems that I'm dropping.
Speaker 3: Hope they actually get caught. Another thing, stop trying to
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