Peter Tuchman

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And the persistence and confidence is one thing. And it's important, as I said before, that you know what? You may not wake up every day with that confidence, but at the end of the day, if you're not going forward, you're going backward. And that momentum and forward motion, no matter what, do something every day.
I know it for me too, because look, life is challenging and it's not going to be a straight path. And I'm sure for you, there were points, whether it's financially, spiritually, emotionally, or whatever way it is, along the way you had bumps in the road, there were headwinds and whatnot. But if you're looking, if you keep your eyes on the prize, right?
And look, whether it's even one day that you just don't have it and your get up and go has got up and left, and then you reach out to someone else, right? Asking for help. It's another thing I learned from David Meltzer. We kind of feel that we're maybe less than and we're not good enough if our confidence that it's at highest peak. But at the end of the day, you can go out there and ask for help.
You can knock on any door. What is the worst thing that's going to happen is someone's going to say no. Did you have doors you knocked on that people said, I'm sorry, it ain't happening?
You know what? Look, I've been around for a long time. I have my board of directors. I'm going to call them that going forward. That's great. People who I need help with for my emotional stuff, my spiritual stuff, my financial stuff. And also those days that you wake up and just things are not, the planets are not aligning, right? Life is really challenging.
And obviously, and one of the reasons I do what I do is because I've got a sense when COVID came around, I went through a lot of real challenges, right? I got really sick. I almost died from COVID. And I kind of realized that that I needed something. I needed something to motivate me spiritually, emotionally, whatever way to get through this challenges.
I literally was hours away from death during COVID. And then I thought of it and I have two young kids and I sort of realized too that, that, you know, life throws lots of different challenges and what it must be like. Look, well, along the way I had, I had an incredible, incredibly privileged background, but I also come from a family that had challenges along the way.
My parents are Holocaust survivors. They did not have things as easy along the way. They spent four years in prison. Their whole family was decimated. Yet, and this is something that I learned and has taken me so much farther, is that I would ask my mother, how did she survive four years in a camp with thousands and millions of people around her dying every day?
And she said, one day at a time, I believe it could get better on the other side of this craziness. And it's same thing that happened with me when COVID came along. It doesn't matter where you come from or who you are at the end of the day. We've seen stories of people Amazing success stories, right?
People who came from nothing and have actually built themselves an incredible life full of fulfillment. You don't have to come from something to become something special. Sometimes that spirit, the resiliency of people who are not handed things. I watched Chris Rock's video the other night, and he was talking about people being spoiled and people learning lessons.
and what it is like to come from nothing and actually suddenly have something, and what it takes in the resiliency and the forward-lookingness to do this. I do what I do on a daily basis because I've sort of gotten this sense, this isn't easy. Life itself isn't easy. Finding something you love to do isn't easy. Finding relationships, going to school, finding internships,
All these things along the way. And my fear is that somebody along the way, you're going to get knocked off the beam. And I would imagine a majority of people who get knocked off the beam don't get back up or don't. They will have missed an opportunity that could have been not only great for them, but great for us because we will have missed the opportunity who have met them along this journey.
That's for me. That's why I come in here every day, whatever's going on. Right. Because I don't want to ever miss an opportunity of connecting people to opportunity to help her out or Donnie out or what we're doing here with Nicole and Money News Network. We are trying to network and open up doors and break ceilings and put create opportunities for people to look.
I've met so many people in my life. I've had doors closed on me. I've opened other doors for other people. That feeling is exceptional. So I think we're going to wrap this up. I think we're going to do more of these. But at the end of the day, we must acknowledge this isn't an easy road. It doesn't happen by accident. This young lady has done an incredible job.
And we're going to sort of even break it down more for you because I know. I get the question asked more times than you can imagine. How do I go about this? What do I do if I'm in high school and I don't know what I want to do? Is that a bad thing? If I didn't get into my favorite college, am I going to be a loser? If I'm in college and I'm not sure of my direction, what do I do?
Am I afraid to knock on that door? That guy's not going to answer me. Who am I? And all that kind of stuff along the way. What are the study tools I need to learn? How do I actually do this? The step-by-step, walk-the-walk, talk-the-talk breakdown. So, Alicia, thank you so much for what we've done so far. I think we have a lot more to talk about to break it down.
But it's clear, this is an amazing opportunity to share what I know, connect you with Alicia, who obviously has done it. She's hitting on every piston. She's checked off all the boxes along the way. And we're hoping, if I have anything to do with it, I will support her and raise her up. to become her best self and be an amazing person that she is.
So we're really happy she's here with us on Money News Network. We're thrilled to be here with Einstein. Trade like Einstein and thank you for the day. Boom! That's all I got to say about that.
Trade Like Einstein is a production of Money News Network. Trade Like Einstein is hosted by the ever energetic Peter Tuchman. Trade Like Einstein is executive produced by Morgan Lavoie. Thanks so much for listening. Check out MoneyNewsNetwork.com for more podcasts.
Hey everybody, it's me, the Einstein Wall Street from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange. What a great day to be alive and to be in this market. Ladies and gentlemen, I'm going to be your temporary host sitting in for Nicole Lappin of Money Rehab as she is on maternity leave. Let's all wish her health and happiness for her and her family. It's a beautiful thing. So stay tuned.
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