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On Episode 44 of The $300 Startup...
Hagler was good, there was no denying that. But his first belt did not come easy. It took him 7 years of fighting and 50 fights before he tasted championship prestige! A span of time that not only tested his physical capabilities but his patience.
During his first title shot, he endured a grueling 15 rounds against Vito Antuofermo. Hagler -and everyone in the building that night- felt he had won the fight. Hagler claims that ref Mills Lane instructed him to “stay facing this way until they announce the decision and I raise your arm.” All the dedication, hard work, and isolation. Hagler was due to cash in. Except it didn't happen. The judges scored a draw. The champion reclaimed the title laving Hagler to feel as empty as a robbed room.
How many times has this happened to us in our life, in our business?
We're so close to getting that client, but they end up choosing someone else.
We're sure that our idea is a hit, but when it's time to launch, no one shows up.
We're so sure we want to be entrepreneurs, but when the pressure comes, we find out it's not for us.
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