Ep. 70; The Jiu Jitsu Mindset That Separates Successful Entrepreneurs From Everyone Else

So that segues perfectly, Richard, into... [laughs] I told you I had a little bit of beef with salsa, right? So you are a, a salsa dancer, which I'm so jealous of, because I think salsa is so cool.

One of our former members of our gym is really into it and he's really, really good.

And so last year, I did some of the basic lessons, and I freaking...

I'm not good at it, but I loved it.

It is such a cool art, and it's a lot like jujitsu.

You have to learn your moves.

Mm-hmm.

You have to learn to relax.

You have to learn to flow.

Just like j- in business, in jujitsu, and in salsa, they're all so similar.

But you just said, and Jason just said, in jujitsu, we all take care of one another.

We're all meeting people.

Oh, you're older, it's gonna be harder for you.

Um, [laughs] this...

It...

Salsa made me really appreciate jujitsu because my experience, and for our listeners, if you don't know, when you go to a salsa s- social, you are supposed to ask people to dance.

It's not a pickup thing.

It's not like you have old people dancing with young people, you know, people who are married dancing with single people.

It's, it's really like jujitsu.

It's a roll.

Hey, let's roll, right? So it's not like the club.

If you're thinking like the club, it's not like that.

You just go and you ask people.

So I remember I went to a social.

I absolutely sucked, and the funny thing was, [laughs] unlike jujitsu, so many people do not want to dance with somebody who sucks.

So that segues perfectly, Richard, into... [laughs] I told you I had a little bit of beef with salsa, right? So you are a, a salsa dancer, which I'm so jealous of, because I think salsa is so cool.

One of our former members of our gym is really into it and he's really, really good.

And so last year, I did some of the basic lessons, and I freaking...

I'm not good at it, but I loved it.

It is such a cool art, and it's a lot like jujitsu.

You have to learn your moves.

Mm-hmm.

You have to learn to relax.

You have to learn to flow.

Just like j- in business, in jujitsu, and in salsa, they're all so similar.

But you just said, and Jason just said, in jujitsu, we all take care of one another.

We're all meeting people.

Oh, you're older, it's gonna be harder for you.

Um, [laughs] this...

It...

Salsa made me really appreciate jujitsu because my experience, and for our listeners, if you don't know, when you go to a salsa s- social, you are supposed to ask people to dance.

It's not a pickup thing.

It's not like you have old people dancing with young people, you know, people who are married dancing with single people.

It's, it's really like jujitsu.

It's a roll.

Hey, let's roll, right? So it's not like the club.

If you're thinking like the club, it's not like that.

You just go and you ask people.

So I remember I went to a social.

I absolutely sucked, and the funny thing was, [laughs] unlike jujitsu, so many people do not want to dance with somebody who sucks.