No one in the world expected that.
Not even people in the city of Clemson, South Carolina.
Last night, we saw Clemson absolutely pummel Alabama in the National Championship game.
My buddy Conrad is from South Carolina, but was cheering for Alabama (he's a South Carolina Game Cocks fan -- Clemson's biggest rival).
I bring this up because there is an incredibly valuable lesson we all can earn from it.
And it's this:
What's inside of you that won't let you do something?
What's inside of others that won't let the root for you?
They might be someone from your own state (an old friend), someone that you're close to, or even a family member.
You might assume they care about you, and are rooting you on.
But they might not be.
Don't let that stop you!
Don't let anyone get in your way from unleashing your greatness to the world.
You skills/experiences/life matter more than what others think about you.
Their support shouldn't determine how you do in the game.
Especially in the game of entrepreneurship.
