The Power of Broke (Audiobook Demo)
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Natalie Richmond audiobook demo. The Power of Broke, by Damon John one. The Power of Broke The power of Broke is a mindset. It exists in all of us whether we have money, opportunities or advantages. Trouble is, most people don't recognize this power for what it is. They leave it alone, or maybe they don't even know it's there. Instead, they buy into the line from people in suits, fancy offices or business schools who tell us that there's a certain way to start a business. We need money to jumpstart our business, but that only works for a few of us, and only for a while. Why? Because take it from me. The power of broke is all about substance over flash. It's about creativity over certain. See, it's about taking a shot over playing it safe. And here's another thing. The money runs out after a while. Those deep pockets you may or may not have They'll never be deep enough to buy all the passion, ingenuity and determination it takes tow. Have success over the long hole. Even if you've got money behind you, there's no guarantee that it will see you through. It's the money in front of you that counts. After all, it's the money you need, not the money you have. That makes all the difference. And this book is all about that difference and how to put it to work for you. Let's face it, when you're up against all odds, when you've exhausted every opportunity when you're down to your last dime, that's when you've got no choice but to succeed. You're out of options, man. So you double down, dig deep and switching to that relentless, terrible mo we've all got kicking around in our machinery. And that's when the real magic happens. I'll be clear on this. The power of broke is the half court shot you fire up with the time running out in the game on the line. It's the shot your teammates won't take because the likelihood of that ball kissing the net, it's pretty damn thin. And they don't want to mess around with their stat lines. The playing the percentages while you're playing to win and this could mean everything. I don't mean to mix my sport metaphors here, but I'm reminded of that great Wayne Gretzky line. We miss 100% of the shots we don't take, so take the shot. Absolutely. Take the shot