One of my pet peeves is seeing people who want to get a new job or start a new business who are buying programs, going to expensive conferences, paying for software and web design, joining expensive masterminds for an extended period of time - and not making money. Always getting ready. "Getting cooked in the squat" as Zig Ziglar told in his story.

Questions:

1. How can we keep our traditional education establishments from choking out our youth's creativity and innovation?

2. How can we learn to love uncertainty?

3. What do you recommend for a guy that likes his job but realizes there is no future in the company?

4. What do you predict in terms of changing work models for this brave new world? 5. Why can't I listen to my wife and just be content with what is successful.

Get direct links to the resources mentioned on the podcast, including the 18 questions to ask yourself to determine if you have what it takes to be an entrepreneur, in the show notes at https://www.48days.com/cooked-in-the-squat/