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EPISODE · Oct 14, 2020 · 40 MIN

Scott: How will this serve me?

from Adam · host Adam Webber

Today Scott called in with his amazing story on how he was thrust into the life of becoming an entrepreneur. Scott’s episode is bursting with gems of wisdom that you can tell why he is a motivational speaker, life coach and author. When Scott’s father was arrested and he was left to take it over and make sure that he would provide for his family Scott leapt into action and grew the business into a fantastic success and at the age of 24 he became a millionaire. Scott’s story doesn’t stop there, his life has been ups and downs with setbacks that would make your normal person give up and fold, but Scott is not your normal person - he is extremely thoughtful and introspective yet also the perfect blend of charismatic, competitive and outgoing. He puts people and relationships first along with a mindset that centers on gratitude. When you have a mindset that can embrace setbacks and life's challenges with a perspective of gratefulness then you are always open to the lessons that are offered you and you have the capability to improve. Scott says that when he went into bankruptcy he didn’t feel like his life would end, he felt like it was just about to start and the reason for this is not what you might think, it had nothing to do with escaping responsibility — Scott’s life has always been about hard work and responsibly but he was doing all of it for someone else. When he hit bankruptcy it meant his life was now his… every decision that he would make from then on would be focused on achieving the goals that he wanted to achieve, not the ones that where handed to him by his family at age 18. Scott has a remarkable story and I learned so much by listening to him. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did.

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