And THAT'S The Day You Became An Entrepreneur (Revisited!)

<p>Enjoy this classic episode from the vault. Russell explains that the day you became an entrepreneur is the day you took personal responsibility for a problem that wasn’t your own.</p> <p>Hit me up on IG! @russellbrunson<br /> Text Me! 208-231-3797<br /> Join my newsletter at <a href="https://marketingsecrets.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">marketingsecrets.com</a><br /> <a href="https://clubhousewithrussell.com/" target="_blank" rel= "noopener">ClubHouseWithRussell.com</a></p> <p>---Transcript---</p> <p>What’s up everybody, this is Russell. Welcome to a late night episode of Marketing Secrets.</p> <p>Hey everyone, I’m about to head to bed but I listened to a podcast this week from Ryan Moran, from capitalism.com and he’s got the Freedom Fast Lane show podcast, which is pretty awesome. I love it a lot and he goes deep into the ecommerce side and also business investing and other things that I don’t typically focus on, which has been fun for me to kind of listen to him and world. But he said something in one of his presentations, it was a stage event somewhere,  I don’t even know, a few episodes back. And I don’t remember how he said or what he said but it sparked a thought in my mind.</p> <p>So I’m probably going to slaughter how he said it. He said it probably much better than me, but the concept was so cool. What he basically said is the difference between entrepreneurs and the rest of the world, yes we are different folk if you haven’t noticed. But what he said was interesting, he said, entrepreneurs are the people who see a problem and then take responsibility for it. Isn’t that weird?</p> <p> I think about the world we live in today. The problem is most people don’t responsibility for anything. Even though they do things that are really bad or wrong or whatever, they won’t take responsibility. They want to blame it on their mom, or their brother, or their sister, or whoever. The world is all about blaming someone else for all the issues that it has. What makes us entrepreneurs weird is we see a proble