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How do you become the best in your business?
Answer: "...fail a few times." The first failure
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| Branford, Connecticut: Meet a man who is at
the top of his game; he is one of the finest builders of custom homes in the
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| But, it was not always this way. He had to hit the
wall, have his comeuppance, and then put in time under the umbrella of a very
big business before he was ready to try again. |
| There are ten key ideas within the case study
guide for this episode of the show. Spend some time with Eric and with the key
ideas of others who initially failed to actualize their dream, but then they
came back and rose to the very top of their industry! |
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| USA: All the business owners who have ever
been profiled on this television show have known failures. Everyone. Failures
teach; success builds confidence. |
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| Here are insights from others who have bounced
back from out of the darkness: |
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