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254: Transformers

The Cardone Zone

03/03/17

25m

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Take setbacks and convert them. When have you been hit in life? We all have been hit, and they don't teach you how to deal with these failures in college. It's valuable to be able to transform failures to positives. What's your movie going to be? The hero or the guy that quit? Everybody has to go through a transformation. Transformation is defined as a thorough or dramatic change in form or appearance; a metamorphosis; the induced or spontaneous change of one element into another.

Make a decision to convert setbacks into transformations.

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