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Antoinette Clarke and Tricia Clarke-Stone Full Interview · The Steve Harvey Morning Show

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Speaker 1: My next guests are Twins, Hustlers, Media, Maven's Balls, Ladies,
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Speaker 1: and as All Magazine called them, Power Twins. One is
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Speaker 1: an entrepreneur, innovative marketer, and revenue producing executive who has
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Speaker 1: spent the last two decades at the intersection of marketing, branding, tech, media,
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Speaker 1: and entertainment. Her sister is a two time Emmy Award
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Speaker 1: winning television producer. As am I a two time Emmy
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Speaker 1: Award winning television producer. But what I am not is
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Speaker 1: the VP of Branded Entertainment and Media Innovation at CBS
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Speaker 1: Television Network. That is her. They're on the show to
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Speaker 1: day to talk about their new book, which I've read
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Speaker 1: so fast the very first time. I went back and
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Speaker 1: read it twice. It's called Double Down Media Mavens Bostil Ladies,
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Speaker 1: Power Twins. Please welcome to Money Making Conversations Trisha and
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Speaker 1: Antoinette Clark with a need Welcome, Ladies, hid We love
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Speaker 1: your energy. We're viving already. Come on, you gotta make
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Speaker 1: it happen. You got to make it happen. The beauty
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Speaker 1: of this book is that, first of all, I have
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Speaker 1: a twenty two your daughter, she's in college that I
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Speaker 1: can't say that because you know what, she's in college.
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Speaker 1: My wife will kill me. Why did you say that?
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Speaker 1: Now ne' gonna find where your daughter is going to go?
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Speaker 1: And they bother her. But but this book I got
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Speaker 1: a letter read because it's it felt so um so
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Speaker 1: because you because I'm hearing about two success stories in
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Speaker 1: one book and how differently they were achieved and they
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Speaker 1: will achieve because of the I like to say that
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Speaker 1: the ladies in your life were mentors, and not only
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Speaker 1: from the standpoint if they were relatives, but they were
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Speaker 1: mentoring you and sometimes they didn't always say to you
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Speaker 1: what you wanted to hear. Correct. Yeah, absolutely, um And
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Speaker 1: to your point, you know, for your saying that you
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Speaker 1: want your daughter to read this book, that's why we
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Speaker 1: wrote this book. It was to democratize success for people
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Speaker 1: that look like Acus. And for so long we've been
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Speaker 1: looked at as anomalies as we continue to kind of
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Speaker 1: rise up in our career, and we were like, wait
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Speaker 1: a minute, we should be the norm. People of color
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Speaker 1: should be the norm. It shouldn't be well, how did
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Speaker 1: they do it? It should be like how can we
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Speaker 1: all do it? And we think double down. At least
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Speaker 1: that's the groundwork for us to be able to scale
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Speaker 1: kind of the mentorship that we have been giving to
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Speaker 1: two um young girls, young men for the past few years.
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Speaker 1: And yes, we didn't always hear amazing things from from
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Speaker 1: our family. We called them our tribe, kind of the matriarchy,
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Speaker 1: but they definitely instilled a level of passion and determination
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Speaker 1: to succeed. We think a lot of that came from
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Speaker 1: their immigrant mentality. They came here, you know, from they
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Speaker 1: came to the States from Jamaica, and they wanted to
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Speaker 1: achieve the American dream. And their version of the American
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Speaker 1: dream was exactly what the status quo tells us, and
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Speaker 1: that you have to be a doctor, a lawyer, or
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Speaker 1: an engineer to kind of make it. So that's the
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Speaker 1: that's the vision and the directive they gave to us,
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Speaker 1: and we said, hold on a minute, we don't want
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Speaker 1: to be those things, but we think we can still
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Speaker 1: achieve a love a love love success, but doing it
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Speaker 1: our way. And right after college, we tricked them. We
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Speaker 1: told them that we would go to grad school after
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Speaker 1: working for two years. All they have to do is
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Speaker 1: give us two years to work, get to get some experience,
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Speaker 1: then we would go to grad school. So Anthonon and
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Speaker 1: I took it upon ourselves that within those two years
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Speaker 1: we had to figure out a game plan of what
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Speaker 1: success could look like and what our north star is
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Speaker 1: and what the plan should be to help get us to,
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Speaker 1: you know, the levels that we wanted to achieve. And
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Speaker 1: we were able to at least lay the road map
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Speaker 1: out within those two years, so that the matriarchy kind
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Speaker 1: of gave us some room to breathe and um, do
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Speaker 1: it our way wonderful. Now, the book we're talking about
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Speaker 1: is called Double Down, and it's reading. The book is
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Speaker 1: divided into two parts. Part one, you're focusing on how
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Speaker 1: to double down on yourself, which is very important. I
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Speaker 1: like this because they're talking about getting yourself right. Before
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Speaker 1: we get to part two. You really have to look
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Speaker 1: in yourself because a lot of people always dream I
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Speaker 1: want to do this, uh, and then they make up
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Speaker 1: situations which stopped them from wanting to do this that
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Speaker 1: they keep talking about every time. And let's talk about
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Speaker 1: focusing on the loan game, always keeping your eyes on
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Speaker 1: the horizon or the prize while moving forward with purpose
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Speaker 1: and a plan of action. That's what I talked about
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Speaker 1: all all the time on this show. What is your plan.
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Speaker 1: You gotta dream, you set a goal, what is the plan?
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Speaker 1: And then part two helps you look outside of yourself
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Speaker 1: that is where you your crew looks like. It really
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Speaker 1: interesting because because uh, I talked about this when I
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Speaker 1: was managing Steve Harvey and then when I stopped managing,
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Speaker 1: I was just by myself, and so I was just
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Speaker 1: trying to do a lot of things by myself. And
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Speaker 1: then I had to take I have to take a
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Speaker 1: step back, and I realized I had a crew. When
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Speaker 1: I was managing Steve Harker. I had people around me
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Speaker 1: that I could can you help me with this? And
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Speaker 1: they wanted to help me with And I like what
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Speaker 1: you talk about. You have to ride or die people
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Speaker 1: in your crew. That's what I forgot And that's what
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Speaker 1: you're talking about in new book. Correct. Oh yeah, Like
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Speaker 1: and we break it down you have to it has
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Speaker 1: to come from within and you have to build your
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Speaker 1: tribe from the inside out. So first you have your
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Speaker 1: inner circle and those are that those are your aces,
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Speaker 1: your rider dies that ride with you no matter what,
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Speaker 1: and you can always turn to them and they're they're
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Speaker 1: a constant. So like you might talk to them at
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Speaker 1: night before you go to bed and then the next
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Speaker 1: morning you're texting with them. Then you have your inner circle.
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Speaker 1: That's your broader crew, and they're the ones that show
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Speaker 1: up when it means something right, so birthdays, holidays, big events,
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Speaker 1: but you pick up right where you left off no
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Speaker 1: matter what. Then you have your work squad, and those
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Speaker 1: are the folks that roll with you while you're at
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Speaker 1: work and then even after work and help you know,
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Speaker 1: lift you up when when things are going wrong, and
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Speaker 1: help you navigate while you're while you're at work. Then
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Speaker 1: you have your board of advisors, and that's your trusted
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Speaker 1: counsel and those those groups. That group of people can
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Speaker 1: basically be a mass from all the groups that we
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Speaker 1: just went through. But in the end, it's about surrounding
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Speaker 1: yourself with people that can be your elevation and your gravity.
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Speaker 1: In the book, we talk about passive accumulation versus deliberate
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Speaker 1: cultivations because we amass a lot of people in our
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Speaker 1: lives that don't really serve a purpose or that bring
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Speaker 1: us down. So it's about really being cognizant of who
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Speaker 1: you have around you and being diligent about making sure
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Speaker 1: that you surround yourself with amazing people that see the
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Speaker 1: power you and that you can help fuel the power
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Speaker 1: in them. That's right, double down, bet on yourself and
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Speaker 1: succeed on your own terms. Gabriel Union, are you should curry?
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Speaker 1: Mr Copeland, that's the Vallet Star, Uh, Damon John. Just
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Speaker 1: a name a few people who recommend you should read
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Speaker 1: this book. I'm gonna include with Sean McDonald. I'm not
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Speaker 1: going to Sean McDonald said you should read this book
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Speaker 1: because absolutely the Power Twins now Here's this is something
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Speaker 1: I found so relatable to you YouTube. I always felt
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Speaker 1: like they had lived my life little bit because it
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Speaker 1: was called status quo. I'm from the inner City, okay,
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Speaker 1: so um, six sisters, two brothers, my father, third grade education,
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Speaker 1: my mom, she's gradu from my high school. I was
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Speaker 1: one of those kids to say, hey, you know, he's
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Speaker 1: first probably gonna just be nothing. You know, he's just
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Speaker 1: gonna be buried by the community. So I was doing
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Speaker 1: the status quot. I got out, went the University of Houston.
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Speaker 1: I was a vice president of student body at at
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Speaker 1: a predominant white campus. I was Dean's List students, got
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Speaker 1: a degree in mathematics, went to work for IBM. That
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Speaker 1: status quo all I was doing right now, was looking
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Speaker 1: for a woman to man. That's what I was supposed
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Speaker 1: to do. But something hit me differently. It's called I
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Speaker 1: didn't like that. And that's what they're saying in this book.
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Speaker 1: Just the status quot is not for everybody. Some people
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Speaker 1: won't just ride it out. They don't want to break
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Speaker 1: that ceiling. They don't want they look in the mirror.
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Speaker 1: They they want to just ride that train. I tell
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Speaker 1: people I need people like you. I need people, I
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Speaker 1: need banktellers. I need people who want to serve food
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Speaker 1: for me I do. That's other negative because guess what,
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Speaker 1: but there are some people who are serving food. They
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Speaker 1: don't want to be status quot. Please stop them. That's
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Speaker 1: what this book is about, is telling you you can
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Speaker 1: you can break that ceiling, you can break through that
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Speaker 1: wall that tells you this is what you're supposed to do.
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Speaker 1: That's what I took home from this book. That's when
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Speaker 1: anybody who reads this book will take home when they
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Speaker 1: read Double Down, I'm I'm a fan. I'm a fan,
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Speaker 1: you know. I just gotta tell you that, honestly, And uh,
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Speaker 1: just just a small portion of what we've taken away
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Speaker 1: from book. When the next break. I want to come
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Speaker 1: back and get into more detail about just a personal
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Speaker 1: successes each one of you have achieved separately, and also
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Speaker 1: the fact that their mom came over here seventeen years old.
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Speaker 1: Like I said, I got pregnant, father walked out of
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Speaker 1: their lives. But look at them now. They did not
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Speaker 1: allow the status quo to stop them. We'll be back
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Speaker 1: with more money making conversations. Your host, Roshan McDonald. I'm
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Speaker 1: having such a good time. I feel like I got
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Speaker 1: a couple of sisters I picked up on this interview.
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Speaker 1: That's our entering that and uh, Tricia Clark, that's Clark
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Speaker 1: when they eat. They're the authors of the book are
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Speaker 1: double down, bet on yourself, and succeed on your terms.
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Speaker 1: Now you're twins and so but both of you guys
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Speaker 1: took different paths to success and and but before I
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Speaker 1: even get to that, I wanted to share this story
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Speaker 1: I felt was relatable to me when they was in
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Speaker 1: college because they went to a college where they really
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Speaker 1: couldn't afford the lifestyle or barely afford the tuition, and
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Speaker 1: so they figured out a way about thoring parties. And
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Speaker 1: that's what I did in college. I too, I threw
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Speaker 1: parties in college to be able to pay for my tuition.
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Speaker 1: And so because they constantly saw opportunity. And that's what
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Speaker 1: this book they what they what that What I love
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Speaker 1: about when I read this book was like you know
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Speaker 1: when you when you read a book and almost this
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Speaker 1: is me. This is they are a female, younger female
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Speaker 1: version of Rashan McDonald, but it's just two of them.
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Speaker 1: I got to deal with two of them in this book.
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Speaker 1: I had six sisters, so I I picked up two
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Speaker 1: more they just same time, five minutes apart. So and
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Speaker 1: so with that being said and being they that kind
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Speaker 1: of like saw your your relationship as business partners, you know,
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Speaker 1: because you had the ultimate you know, somebody you can
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Speaker 1: lean on left and right. So but you decided to say, hey,
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Speaker 1: I'm myself net and I myself Trish. How did that
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Speaker 1: come about? Well, I think it's started with our mom our.
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Speaker 1: Mom was very conscious about not comparing us, and with
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Speaker 1: twins that's pretty difficult. So when we would the report
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Speaker 1: cards or when one of us to have an accomplishment
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Speaker 1: and the other one wouldn't, she would never make the
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Speaker 1: other one feel less then or not as accomplished, even
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Speaker 1: when Trisia was getting married and I wasn't. My mom
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Speaker 1: Poatricia's died and said, you know, this is the first
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Speaker 1: time I'm not celebrating to both of you together for less.
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Speaker 1: Be conscious of how ned is going to be feeling,
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Speaker 1: considering she's not about to get married. So I think
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Speaker 1: our mom laid the brown work for that. And I
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Speaker 1: always tell people's Trisha wants more for me than I
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Speaker 1: even want for myself, and that pushes me to want
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Speaker 1: to reach hype that I've never been able to reach
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Speaker 1: and to have the support of an ace, and we
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Speaker 1: call each other are built in, and anyone could have
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Speaker 1: a built in. For Sean, your wife is probably your
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Speaker 1: built in. You could be a best friend, it could
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Speaker 1: be a bob, it could be a cousin, anyone. But
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Speaker 1: it's about cultivating those relationships that help you rise and
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Speaker 1: help you elevate. And that's what Trisha and I are
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Speaker 1: to each other, and that's why we've both been able
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Speaker 1: to reach different types of success and we've taken different paths,
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Speaker 1: but we're both in a good place where we're both
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Speaker 1: happy and to be able to do this book together
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Speaker 1: was amazing. When we were trying to figure out what
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Speaker 1: we wanted the content to be in, what the focus
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Speaker 1: was going to be on. We kind of took stock
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Speaker 1: of our our track and where we've been in all
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Speaker 1: the different positions and what got us to where we
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Speaker 1: are today, and we both looked at each other. We
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Speaker 1: were like, we've been doubling down since we were kids, right,
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Speaker 1: and we've we built that muscle and we've never stopped.
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Speaker 1: And we want to be able to impart our eight
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Speaker 1: principles that are featured in the book so people can
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Speaker 1: get the tools, good tactics on the tips, so they
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Speaker 1: can learn that muscle or strengthen the muscle that they
12:39
Speaker 1: already have, you know. So it's so interesting because you
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Speaker 1: guys were born in the eight seventy six. Correct, yes,
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Speaker 1: you've blown up our age were shot. He's in the books,
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Speaker 1: in the book. Now, it's in the book. Okay, don't
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Speaker 1: be messing with me. Now, I've read the book. Now,
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Speaker 1: although okay, by off the stands and see, okay, they
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Speaker 1: they don't they look hot, but they least seventy six um.
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Speaker 1: Because it was the reason I bring it up, because
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Speaker 1: it's about your age. Age that I farted. I started
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Speaker 1: figuring out Rashaan At Donald, because up to that point
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Speaker 1: I was using terms like the right place, right time. Um,
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Speaker 1: you know, I'm just blessed. I'm just happy to be there.
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Speaker 1: I'm just happy for the moment. And what I love
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Speaker 1: about your book is that you preach confidence. You preach
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Speaker 1: the fact that don't don't don't assume that you shouldn't
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Speaker 1: be there, that you shouldn't have you have the right
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Speaker 1: to say that this is mine, go forward. And so
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Speaker 1: I say that because when I think back over my life,
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Speaker 1: I think about all the success I had, especially when
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Speaker 1: I kids went into college. In college allowed me to
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Speaker 1: grow as a human being. That's why I always tell
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Speaker 1: everybody go to college. Just go to college, and they
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Speaker 1: allow college to to allow you to grow. Because when
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Speaker 1: you're in high school, high high school just dictates to
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Speaker 1: you go to class, go to class, you go. You
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Speaker 1: know if you if you do good or bad, what
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Speaker 1: you can get through high school college. You do bad,
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Speaker 1: I think got something for you, go home, Okay. So
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Speaker 1: that means that you have to develop a competitiveness while
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Speaker 1: you in college. And that's what that's what college is
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Speaker 1: such a beautiful thing when I read about in your book,
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Speaker 1: because that's when the competitive wheels of life really started
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Speaker 1: for you too, and that's what plays out in this book. Correct, Yeah,
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Speaker 1: And I think it started in college. That's I think
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Speaker 1: what we were able to expand it even then. Four opportunities, right,
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Speaker 1: But I think it started when we were in high
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Speaker 1: school when we decided to sell guest slectshirts, Like there
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Speaker 1: was a store in Manhattan that had them ut price,
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Speaker 1: so we pulled all of our money together and bought
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Speaker 1: about thirtysothing flectshirts. We started rocking them any chance we
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Speaker 1: could at school and then um kids would be our
14:51
Speaker 1: classmates were like, where'd you get those? And then we
14:54
Speaker 1: would have them at our back packs and sell it
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Speaker 1: to them. So I think it's always been a part
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Speaker 1: of our d n A and and we just flex
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Speaker 1: those muscles in different ways based on the white space
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Speaker 1: that we're able to find. Right. And that's important to
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Speaker 1: say that now. And I and I stand corrected, because
15:08
Speaker 1: college allowed you to expand on your entrepreneurship that you
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Speaker 1: created high school, because in high school I was selling
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Speaker 1: blow pops. In high school, I was I was selling blowpops.
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Speaker 1: Goes down the store, get blow pops and I go
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Speaker 1: to school. Hey, blow pops ain't just walking around the hallway.
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Speaker 1: Region had them, okay. And then I was a photographer
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Speaker 1: in school, so I would take I would take a
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Speaker 1: couple of photos, a couple of photos, five hours take photos.
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Speaker 1: You know, I had equipment access, had my little photo room.
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Speaker 1: By going in black and white, I do that. So
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Speaker 1: I started that in high school. And so when they
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Speaker 1: got to college, you know, it was like a bigger
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Speaker 1: arena for me to just expand on. I can see
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Speaker 1: I can get five dollars from people, I can get
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Speaker 1: ten dollars from people. I started being able to convince
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Speaker 1: people to go, a group of people to go from
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Speaker 1: this place to this place that right there. See, I
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Speaker 1: wish I had a double down with me. She she had.
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Speaker 1: She she had to double down with her a twin.
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Speaker 1: See if I had Rushan McDonald had a twin, Oh boar,
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Speaker 1: because she can because whatever it's a rap, it's because
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Speaker 1: see whenever she questioned herself, the other twins or the girl,
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Speaker 1: let's go forward, really, let's let's go, let let's throw
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Speaker 1: this party, let's go to the school. You can do this.
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Speaker 1: So whenever a little doubt drops in, and that's something,
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Speaker 1: just tell you something is that everybody needs to get
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Speaker 1: them a twin, okay, a person who's a ride or die,
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Speaker 1: a person who you can throw back information to him
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Speaker 1: and they give it back to you as real as possible.
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Speaker 1: That's what I took away from this book is that
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Speaker 1: you to be successful, you gotta have a partner in
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Speaker 1: some degree, whether there's a love interest, whether it's a
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Speaker 1: best friend, somebody that you can roll with. They were
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Speaker 1: born together, five minutes to part and they become business
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Speaker 1: partner's best friend. That was my takeaway from book. That
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Speaker 1: I missed that in this book when I was reading,
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Speaker 1: because that's why I took away, I need to give
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Speaker 1: me a Rushan McDonald twin. That's yeah, and that's a
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Speaker 1: big part of it. It's showing how you can use
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Speaker 1: take lessons of how what we've been able to develop
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Speaker 1: because we're twins, and how you can apply that in
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Speaker 1: your friendships with colleagues and with the rest of your tribes.
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Speaker 1: The tribes cool. So the positions that you guys achieve, Now,
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Speaker 1: what's what's the future. You write a book, you know
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Speaker 1: you're seeing compliments about your skill, about your skills. It's
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Speaker 1: not about your looks, it's about your skills. I think
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Speaker 1: that's very important. I think it's very that's what you
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Speaker 1: two wanted to achieve. You when people recognize you for
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Speaker 1: their talents and you want to share your talents to
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Speaker 1: the young ladies to let them know that they can
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Speaker 1: be great, because so many times it is not men
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Speaker 1: but thrown to women how they look and how they
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Speaker 1: can be as successful based on their looks. And I
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Speaker 1: see that coming clear through the book. Through the pages
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Speaker 1: of this book as well, it's about what you can
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Speaker 1: do and don't let anybody's status quo is another one
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Speaker 1: of those things. Don't let people deny your success because
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Speaker 1: they said you got there based on your looks. That
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Speaker 1: brings in these pages as well. Correctly, Oh, it's about
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Speaker 1: what you bring to the table because and we're all
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Speaker 1: about achievement versus activity, right, So people can spend their
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Speaker 1: This has been wonderful. This has been I gotta go
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