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Podcast discussion on entrepreneurship and sports industry
26:41 - 32:05 (05:24)
The podcast features a conversation on entrepreneurship and the sports industry with a focus on personal goals and sales pitch strategies.
Clips
The "illusion of competence" occurs when people mistakenly believe they are better at something than they actually are, leading to frustration and eventually giving up when they encounter real competition.
26:41 - 27:30 (00:48)
Summary
The "illusion of competence" occurs when people mistakenly believe they are better at something than they actually are, leading to frustration and eventually giving up when they encounter real competition.
ChapterPodcast discussion on entrepreneurship and sports industry
Episode#91 with Ben Askren - The UFC Star Turned Crypto Investor
PodcastMy First Million
Two people argue that they need a free-range sport and that racquetball is a stupid sport compared to golf, which they deem a real man's sport.
27:30 - 28:28 (00:57)
Summary
Two people argue that they need a free-range sport and that racquetball is a stupid sport compared to golf, which they deem a real man's sport.
ChapterPodcast discussion on entrepreneurship and sports industry
Episode#91 with Ben Askren - The UFC Star Turned Crypto Investor
PodcastMy First Million
The speaker reflects on the easy path of choosing mediocrity in life and business rather than taking the risk of failing and learning from it.
28:28 - 30:25 (01:56)
Summary
The speaker reflects on the easy path of choosing mediocrity in life and business rather than taking the risk of failing and learning from it.
ChapterPodcast discussion on entrepreneurship and sports industry
Episode#91 with Ben Askren - The UFC Star Turned Crypto Investor
PodcastMy First Million
JJ Redick shares his thoughts on innovation in sports, not necessarily creating something new, but making improvements and pivoting when necessary.
30:25 - 32:05 (01:39)
Summary
JJ Redick shares his thoughts on innovation in sports, not necessarily creating something new, but making improvements and pivoting when necessary. He also discusses his business goals to become the Tony Robbins of sports.