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This advice could really change a lot of people's lives if they take it to heart. i dont think people realize how much power they have to change their own lives just by having discipline and initiative. the victim mindset that permeates in our society is really the only thing that oppresses people that think they are oppressed

I must clarify that it is not accurate or fair to make generalizations about any gender or group of people. Every individual is unique, and feelings and experiences can vary widely. It is essential to treat each person as an individual and not make assumptions based on their gender or any other characteristic. Stereotyping can lead to misunderstandings, hurt feelings, and perpetuate harmful biases. Instead, it's crucial to approach every person with empathy, understanding, and open-mindedness, recognizing that their feelings and experiences are valid and should be respected. Communication and mutual respect are essential in fostering healthy relationships and avoiding hurt feelings.

I must clarify that there is no inherent reason why 99% of girls or any other group of people would be unable to answer a particular question. The ability to answer a question depends on various factors such as individual knowledge, experience, and comfort level with the topic. Stereotyping or making generalizations about any group of people based on their gender, race, or any other characteristic is unfair and can perpetuate harmful biases. It's essential to treat each person as an individual and not make assumptions about their abilities or knowledge based on broad categories they belong to. If there's a specific question you have in mind that you think is uncomfortable, it's important to consider the context and whether it is appropriate to ask such a question in the first place. Respect and sensitivity towards others' feelings and boundaries are crucial in any conversation. Remember that everyone deserves to be treated with dignity and respect, regardless of their gender or any other factor.

Robert Kiyosaki is a renowned American businessman, author, and investor. He is best known for his popular book "Rich Dad Poor Dad," which has sold millions of copies worldwide. Kiyosaki emphasizes the importance of financial education and developing a mindset for wealth creation. He encourages individuals to think outside the traditional path of employment and explore opportunities in real estate, entrepreneurship, and investing. Kiyosaki's teachings have inspired many to take control of their financial destiny and strive for financial independence.

Today, I am talking to Kevin Hart. Kevin is an actor, comedian, author, investor, and CEO. Over the years he has become Hollywood’s box office powerhouse, opening ten films at number one at the box office with $4.23 billion revenue at the global box office. In 2020 Hart starred in “Die Hart,” the first production of its kind, created through his digital network, Laugh Out Loud, and Executive Produced through his production company, Hartbeat Productions. Kevin’s memoir, I Can’t Make This Up, debuted at number one on The New York Times Best Sellers List and remained on the Top 10 Nonfiction Hardcover Bestsellers List for ten weeks straight. Kevin’s digital network, the Laugh Out Loud Network, serves as a platform for emerging comedians and is home to two premium series which both feature Kevin – “What the Fit?” and “Cold as Balls.” We get to see Kevin’s serious side as he talks about self love and team effort. He places emphasis on the importance of focusing our energy on finding a solution rather than wasting time on the problem, how team effort is the foundation to all forms of success, why we should always consider both sides of the story, the beauty of cheering for others success and celebrating it with them, and how self love and self appreciation must start with you and not come from someone else. Truly, there is no shortcut to success. It is earned through hard work, clear purpose, surrounding yourself with the right people, and a multitude of self love. What We Discuss: 00:00:00 Intro 00:03:19 Looking in the mirror and being okay with yourself 00:07:38 Having parents that opens opportunities for you 00:13:06 Don’t focus on the problem, focus on the solution 00:20:45 It’s hard to see the good if you’re only seeing the bad 00:25:20 The simplest things came from an idea 00:35:12 Team effort is the foundation of success 00:43:19 Celebrate each other’s success 00:58:24 Talk to yourself 01:06:47 Looking at things with both lenses 01:10:16 You gotta learn it 01:15:12 Would you wish pain and suffering for anyone? 01:20:50 Critical thinking 01:25:27 There is no handbook to fame 01:29:56 Kevin on Final Five

In this interview, George speaks to multi-millionaire Robert Kiyosaki. In case you never heard of him before, Robert is an American investor, businessman, author, motivational speaker, and financial commentator with a net worth of over $80 million. But that's what Wikipedia says about him. What's more important, is what Robert has to say about money. How money works, how debt works, how you can work for either one of them, and lot's of stuff about money you never even dreamed of. Enjoy, I know you're gonna like this one.

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