That's the "consumer" mindset (scarcity mentality)Those who embrace business entities will remark about what they gain by having and using them.

Hi there - great thread :-).Here are my top books:Mindset by Carol Dweck - teaches to foster a growth mindset and that the pursuit itself of a skill or goal versus the end result and the embrace of failure on the journey is far more beneficial than to never try at all.The Slight Edge by Jeff Olson - the importance of small daily actions will lead to big results overtime.

They want to drive out oil and gas, they embraced gun control and chased off gun manufacturers, legalized recreational marijuana, they coddle illegal immigrants...it's just a matter of time before it turns hard blue.

That's not a bad part of the business to have to embrace from time to time.

Embrace the suck, You’ve wanted to be a real estate investor for a long time and now you're here.

However, if you present yourself as wanting to help make a difference in the community while you are building a successful business, the folks will embrace you as a local.

I’m choosing to be aware of life around me, and to embrace the situation that has been presented.

For some of us, this may mean temporary loss of employment, or a reduction in income.We stand with you during these times, and it is imperative to work together to get through them smoothly, taking each other's needs into consideration and embracing a team effort to overcome the potential effects of this experience.We are committed to coming out of this with each of our tenants and their families in the same position as we are now.

Andrew Carnegie when asked about inspections and such, fully embraced them. 

In other words, I knew poverty, embraced it as my reality, and continued making decisions that ensured I stayed there.