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Sharon Lechter — Full Conversation | Imperfectly Perfect Podcast

"I've spent 7 years interviewing 500+ of the world's most influential people about what they don't talk about anywhere else. This is one of those conversations."

Sharon Lechter: Co-author of Rich Dad Poor Dad, globally recognised financial expert, entrepreneur, and author. Sharon has helped millions transform their financial mindset, build sustainable businesses, and navigate personal and professional challenges. In this conversation, she reveals the often unseen mental, emotional, and personal struggles of entrepreneurship — and how mindset, faith, and perseverance make the difference.

This conversation dives into the realities of building wealth, running a purpose-driven business, and maintaining mental resilience while overcoming adversity.

In this conversation:

Surrounding yourself with the right people – because success isn’t meant to be done alone
The power of mentors – those who strengthen your weaknesses
Taking massive action – because knowledge without action is useless
The reality of entrepreneurship – the sacrifices, stress, and resilience it demands
Faith in yourself, your mission, and knowing that every closed door leads to a better one

Timestamps:
[00:00] Intro
[00:30] What Inspired Your Journey into Financial Literacy?
[04:44] Hard Truths About Entrepreneurship
[09:20] Overcoming Procrastination: Advice for Entrepreneurs
[09:39] Insights from Outwitting the Devil by Napoleon Hill
[12:44] Top 3 Tips for Successful Leadership
[16:48] How Do You View Money?
[19:30] Best Piece of Advice You've Ever Received
[22:14] What Would You Say to Your Younger Self?
[24:14] Your Latest Book
[29:50] Parting Advice for Our Audience

Guest: @sharonlechter

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