Tesla, SpaceX, Paypal, Mars. What do they have in common? If you answered Elon Musk, you are absolutely right! This man is no doubt one of the greatest achievers in the world and there's no stopping him. He is a successful entrepreneur, inventor, and visionary due to diligence and traits that most of us may possess, but do not fully understand how to maximize.
In today's round table, the coaches will talk about three valuable lessons we can learn from Elon Musk.
- Why you need to prioritize investing in yourself.
- What is the I Quadrant and what steps can you take to move to this Quadrant.
- How to legally minimize the taxes you owe.
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