Brutally Honest Truth On How To Get Rich (In 17 Minutes)

Iman Gadzhi
24 Sept 202416:45

Summary

TLDRThe video offers insights into achieving financial success and freedom by avoiding the 'Unicorn complex'—the obsession with creating revolutionary ideas. It emphasizes the value of pursuing 'boring' yet proven business models over flashy, high-risk ventures. The speaker shares personal experiences, including anxiety and burnout, illustrating how chasing money without purpose can trap individuals. He highlights the importance of balancing wealth with freedom, noting that true success can be achieved with as little as $10,000 a month by focusing on lifestyle and business efficiency, rather than just accumulating wealth.

Takeaways

  • 💪 Success comes from focusing on consistent, proven business models, rather than chasing 'unicorn' ideas.
  • 🛠 Boring industries like zippers, waste management, and staffing agencies can generate massive wealth and have been tried and tested.
  • 🚫 The 'Unicorn Complex' is a trap where people waste time searching for revolutionary ideas instead of embracing proven, practical ones.
  • 🔑 Simple, scalable business models, like running an agency, offer a high chance of success with low risk.
  • 💼 Chasing money alone can lead to misery if it comes at the cost of freedom, as experienced by the speaker.
  • 🧠 Financial success doesn't necessarily equate to happiness; freedom and control over one's life are more important.
  • ⏳ Making $10,000 a month with freedom offers a more fulfilling lifestyle than working for millions without time or autonomy.
  • 📉 Investment bankers may make more money, but their time is heavily constrained compared to someone running a streamlined small business.
  • 🌍 Location independence and lower cost of living are key benefits of running an online business, providing a better quality of life.
  • 💡 The real secret to success is achieving freedom and a fulfilling lifestyle early, rather than endlessly pursuing more money at the expense of happiness.

Q & A

  • What are the three most important pillars mentioned in the transcript that have contributed to the speaker's success?

    -The speaker doesn't explicitly state all three pillars upfront, but emphasizes the importance of avoiding the 'Unicorn complex,' starting with simple, proven business models, and seeking freedom over chasing money.

  • What is the 'Unicorn complex' as described by the speaker?

    -The 'Unicorn complex' refers to the belief that one must come up with a revolutionary, billion-dollar idea in order to be successful, rather than pursuing simple, established business models that are proven to work.

  • Why does the speaker highlight the YKK zipper company as an example?

    -The speaker uses YKK, a global zipper manufacturer, to demonstrate that simple, 'boring' products and industries can generate immense success and wealth, without needing to create a groundbreaking or flashy new product.

  • What advice does the speaker give regarding choosing a business model?

    -The speaker advises choosing simple, proven business models that are often considered boring but are effective, rather than chasing revolutionary ideas that may never materialize.

  • How does the speaker describe their personal experience with anxiety and burnout?

    -The speaker describes a period of extreme anxiety and burnout where they would wake up with a racing heart and anxiety attacks, despite having achieved financial success. This experience led them to reevaluate their goals and focus on freedom instead of money.

  • What did the speaker realize during their period of isolation and self-reflection?

    -During this period, the speaker realized that they had been chasing money instead of freedom, and that money alone did not bring happiness but rather created a 'prison' when it came without freedom.

  • Why does the speaker consider freedom more important than money?

    -The speaker believes that money is meaningless if it does not provide freedom. They argue that true happiness comes from controlling one's own life, rather than being a slave to money or a demanding career.

  • What example does the speaker use to contrast the value of time and freedom over a higher income?

    -The speaker contrasts an investment banker making $500,000 a year but working 80 hours a week with a small business owner making $100,000 a year and working only 10 hours a week. The small business owner has more time freedom, which the speaker values higher than simply earning more money.

  • According to the speaker, what is the misconception most people have about achieving freedom?

    -The misconception is that people believe they need to be millionaires to be free and live a comfortable lifestyle, when in reality, they can achieve freedom with as little as $10,000 a month if they choose the right business model and lifestyle.

  • What final advice does the speaker give to listeners regarding success and freedom?

    -The speaker advises listeners to focus on building a business that provides freedom and to realize that achieving a dream lifestyle is closer than they might think. Chasing after massive wealth without considering freedom can lead to misery.

Outlines

00:00

🥊 Keys to Success and Boxing Motivation

The speaker begins by sharing their routine on a Monday morning, heading to a boxing workout before a packed schedule. They mention the goal of achieving $10,000 to $20,000 a month and tease discussing the three pillars that have driven their success. The speaker emphasizes the importance of getting through the workout first and hints at the lessons to come. Later, they reflect on the importance of controlling opportunities, using boxing as a metaphor for life, where positioning and decision-making determine success.

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🦄 The Unicorn Complex: Why Simple Businesses Succeed

The speaker introduces the idea of the 'Unicorn Complex,' a mindset where people believe they need to create a groundbreaking, billion-dollar business to succeed. They use the example of YKK, a zipper company that generates billions from a simple, everyday product. The speaker argues that while many chase revolutionary ideas, proven and 'boring' business models like staffing agencies or waste management make millions. They emphasize that chasing unrealistic goals often leaves people stuck, while simpler, time-tested businesses offer a path to financial success.

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💸 Boring Businesses Bring Success

The speaker discusses the importance of choosing practical and proven business models over chasing revolutionary ideas. They share their personal experience, explaining how their first business—an agency, which they describe as boring—helped them build wealth. The message is clear: starting a business in a boring but proven industry increases the likelihood of success. The speaker advises against trying to be a trailblazer with high-risk ideas and instead advocates for choosing a reliable business model with lower risks.

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😟 The Trap of Success: Anxiety and Isolation

The speaker shares a vulnerable story about reaching financial success, only to experience crippling anxiety and a personal crisis. Despite growing their business and achieving goals, they found themselves overwhelmed by stress, waking up with anxiety for weeks. Reflecting on their past, they realize that their drive to support their family led to a workaholic lifestyle. This obsessive focus on success created a trap where they lost control and happiness. The speaker explains that many entrepreneurs fall into this same cycle, unable to step back and prioritize mental health and freedom.

🔒 Freedom vs. Money: Breaking the Chains

In this segment, the speaker reflects on how their pursuit of wealth had, in fact, imprisoned them. They confess that although they reached a high level of financial success, it didn’t bring happiness but rather a sense of confinement. They learned the hard way that financial freedom without personal freedom is worthless. This realization led them to understand that many entrepreneurs end up becoming slaves to their businesses, constantly chasing the next big paycheck, only to feel trapped by their success. The speaker underscores the importance of balancing money with freedom.

💼 Time is Wealth: How Small Business Can Bring Freedom

The speaker compares two people: an investment banker earning $500,000 a year and a small business owner earning $100,000 a year. While the banker seems wealthier, the small business owner, working fewer hours, enjoys more freedom and a better quality of life. The speaker explains that true wealth is not only measured by money but also by time and freedom. The small business owner can live a lifestyle that most people work their entire lives for—right now. This is a critical mindset shift: success is not just about the amount of money but how it's earned and used to enhance life.

🏖 Freedom is Closer Than You Think

The final message emphasizes that you don't need to be a millionaire to live a life of freedom. The speaker advocates for creating a lifestyle that allows for freedom now, instead of grinding for decades to reach a traditional definition of success. They explain that a business generating $10,000 a month is enough to live comfortably and enjoy life. The speaker stresses that choosing a simple, proven business model allows for financial freedom without the burden of stress and overwhelming responsibility. This message encourages viewers to rethink their approach to wealth and focus on freedom and balance.

Mindmap

Keywords

💡Unicorn complex

The 'Unicorn complex' refers to the mistaken belief that success only comes from creating a revolutionary, billion-dollar business idea. In the video, this mindset is criticized because it causes people to waste time chasing rare and risky opportunities, ignoring proven and profitable 'boring' businesses. The speaker highlights how this obsession can blind people to simpler, viable paths to success.

💡Boring business

'Boring business' refers to simple, traditional business models that may not seem exciting but have proven to be highly successful. Examples from the video include staffing agencies, waste management, and zippers (like YKK). The message is that these business models are often more reliable and profitable than trying to create groundbreaking ideas.

💡Freedom

Freedom in the video is defined as having control over your own time and life.

Highlights

The speaker introduces the importance of practical business models, focusing on reaching $10,000 to $20,000 a month as a key milestone.

Mentions the concept of the 'Unicorn Complex,' where people fail because they think they need to come up with a revolutionary idea to be successful.

Introduces the YKK zipper company as an example of a boring but highly successful business, showing how everyday products can generate massive profits.

Highlights that many simple and unglamorous industries, such as waste management, staffing agencies, and roofing, are proven to work and generate significant income.

Emphasizes that chasing a billion-dollar idea can lead to failure and suggests that pursuing boring, tried-and-tested businesses is a safer and more successful path.

The speaker shares a personal story of crippling anxiety and burnout, even after achieving financial success, warning that money without freedom is a trap.

Discusses the importance of freedom over money, stating that money alone does not bring happiness if it leads to a lack of personal freedom.

Warns that many entrepreneurs mistakenly believe that the next paycheck or client will bring them happiness, leading to a cycle of dissatisfaction and overwork.

The second secret: 'There is nothing more miserable than being rich but not free,' highlighting the danger of becoming a slave to a business or income source.

Recounts how the speaker's happiest time was when they were making $10,000 a month, not because of the money, but because of the freedom that income provided.

Contrasts the lifestyle of an investment banker making $500,000 a year with that of a small business owner making $100,000 but working fewer hours and having more freedom.

Reinforces that time and freedom are more valuable than high income, using the example of how relative hourly income can be higher for a small business owner.

Explains that the third secret is understanding that you don't need to be a millionaire to live an epic lifestyle or be truly free; $10,000 a month can achieve that.

Encourages viewers to focus on how they make their money, not just how much they make, as this is key to long-term happiness and freedom.

Closes by reminding viewers that their dream life is closer than they think and that they don’t need to chase unrealistic unicorn ideas to achieve success.

Mentions that many people mistakenly build their own 'prisons' by focusing on high income instead of designing a lifestyle that maximizes freedom and fulfillment.

Transcripts

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said you belong to the streets but the

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streets Belong To Me It's Like Home to

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me all right guys it's a big day Monday

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morning on the way to boxing I have a

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super pack schedule so between the day

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I'm just going to stop and I want to

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share with you really just the three

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most important pillars that have got me

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to where I am today and most importantly

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at that stage where you're trying to get

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to 10 or $20,000 a month but first let

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me get this workout in and we'll talk

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after yeah I've just said to I to a few

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things I can do

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10 down here

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again yes sit back a little bit more the

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way there that's where you want then you

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can pick your shots you can decide there

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you go and then you set you up boom

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exactly

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two you see there's really one trait

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that everyone who fails in life has in

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common let me go ahead and light this up

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now for those of you guys who don't know

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I'm super into my candles this one right

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here is one of my favorite tobacco

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Toscano uh this store I was actually in

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Rome for a few days so the Santa Maria

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Nolla probably butcher that name I've

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had these candles before but I never

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went into their store stores all around

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the world but the one in Rome was very

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nice and for those of you guys who don't

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know this right here is an electric

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candle lighter so rechargeable so any of

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you guys who are into your candles

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definitely go ahead and pick one of

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those up but anyways as I was saying

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it's really not that they didn't try

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hard enough or that they didn't have

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talent or a high enough IQ instead they

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all suffered from this one weird issue

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something that I like to call the

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Unicorn complex and really to explain

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what that is I need to tell you a story

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you see right now there is a billion

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doll company between your legs and no

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I'm not actually joking it's called YKK

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like if you've actually looked at the

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zippers of any of your pants I'm

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actually wearing one right now it's

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called YKK on it it's a little logo that

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you're going to find on most zippers you

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see YKK manufactures more than 50% of

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the zippers in the world so half of

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every single pant every single jacket

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every single backpack in the world has a

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YKK zipper and that is billions and

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billions of dollars being made from

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something as boring as a zipper but

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here's the thing did you ever consider

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did you ever think to start a zipper

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company well if you're like most people

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probably not that wasn't your childhood

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aspirations or dreams but let's think

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for a second about all the boring things

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that we interact with on a daily basis

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that people make fortunes off of you've

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got boxes you've got hangers you've got

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chairs and then if you want to think

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about Services you've got Roofing you've

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got cleaning you've got Waste Management

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you have staffing agencies do you know

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how many businesses out there need to

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hire people all of them and you know how

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most of them do it most businesses out

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there do it through staffing agencies so

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all of these boring Industries move

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billions of dollars daily yet I bet

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you've never thought about selling boxes

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or hangers getting into waste management

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or starting a staffing agency now why is

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that because you suffer from what I call

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the Unicorn complex you think you need

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to come up with this billion dooll

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unicorn idea that no one has ever heard

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of before in order to be successful and

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the problem is that idea never comes

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weeks turn into months and you stay

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stuck trying to chase this revolutionary

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new idea and that stops you from seeing

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the biggest secret that's hidden right

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in front of your nose and that is you

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don't need to invent the next Google or

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the next Uber there is an ocean of

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opportunity in these simple boring

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business models that have been tried and

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tested by thousands of people who became

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successful with them but instead you're

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too busy chasing the next big industry

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to see that you know it's kind of like

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trying to find the perfect diamond while

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you're sitting in a gold mine listen

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what you need to understand is this in

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this world there are really two types of

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people the ones who fail for their

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entire lifetimes and the ones who become

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successful and the individuals that fail

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have this blind obsession with coming up

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with the next billion dooll

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revolutionary business and instead they

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ignore the less sexy business models

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that have been proven to work and by the

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way a lot of times those less sexy

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businesses end up making more money in

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the long run the individuals who succeed

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they do what is practical they choose

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business models that are often extremely

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boring but they are proven to work by

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thousands of others who became

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successful with that business model

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before them so listen unless you want to

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fail and fail a lot for years maybe even

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decades in order to become successful

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trust me you don't want to be a

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Trailblazer and depend on coming up with

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this revolutionary idea in order to

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become successful instead you want to

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have the highest likelihood of actually

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becoming successful and do so while

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you're still young so that way you can

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actually enjoy your wealth and to be

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honest the best way to do this is with a

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boring business that's been proven to

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work and that is how 90% of the

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successful people in the world actually

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became that way you can take me as an

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example listen I only started venturing

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into less boring businesses many years

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after starting my first business and

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making lots of money with it and what

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was that first business an agency

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literally one of the most boring

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businesses to exist and by the way I

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know that a lot of you guys glorify it

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because you see the money and the

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success that it brought me early in my

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career and by the way that's very

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understandable but I guarantee you that

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if I were making minimum wage with my

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agency no one would think it's cool the

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case is though that it does make money

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and it simply works and it has been a

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proven model for countless years now by

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the way you don't need to pick that as

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your first business you can pick

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whatever you want as long as you

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understand our first secret which is

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chasing a billion dooll idea is just

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going to leave you broke starting a

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boring business will give you the

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highest chances of success with the

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lowest risk associated to it now with

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that little rant over I need to get to

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some work but I'll trat with you guys

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later in the

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day bro I heard you listen to in the

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shower

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clown going to Laura

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Piana we're going to chiani first cuz

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you know anytime you're in Mall of em so

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you got to go chani

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mandatory you're such a

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white I think it looks good I think it

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suits the brand that like

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all right so we're about halfway through

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the work day I have a quick 30 minute

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break so I'm going to enjoy a nice

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cigaro but before that I really wanted

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to talk to you guys about the second

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secret and this is something that I

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personally experienced firsthand and to

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be honest it was really one of the

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hardest lessons that I learned when I

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first started experiencing some level of

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success and to be honest for this one

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I'm actually going to have to be a

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little bit vulnerable with you guys and

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take you back to a time when to be

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honest I thought I had it all figured

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out you see this must have been around

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what 4 4 or 5 years ago I was making you

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know very good money my business was

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growing and everything was going great

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at least that's what it looked like from

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the outside but to understand this we

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need to take it even further back to my

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roots now a lot of you guys may already

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know my story list it's a very typical

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story single mom dad wasn't around you

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know watching her struggle and go to

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work and basically do everything just

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for me it was tough so I built my

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businesses I dropped out of school to

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support me and my mom and I didn't have

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a traditional childhood I had to focus I

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had to hustle I couldn't to make

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mistakes and there was a point in my

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life where if I lost a client if I

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messed up on a project it could all come

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crashing down so I worked like a madman

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because I thought that was the only way

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to make sure nothing would go wrong and

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for a while it worked I was making more

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money than I ever thought possible my

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business was growing faster than I could

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ever imagine but without even realizing

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it I was actually creating a massive

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trap for myself just like a tidal wave

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that I was warned about but I didn't

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make a big deal out of I took my eyes

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off of the shore and before I realized

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that the water was at my feet and had

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already washed the beach it got so bad

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that for 2 to 3 weeks in a row I started

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waking up in the middle of the night

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with this crippling anxiety hitting me

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like a ton of bricks my heart pounding

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my mind racing and that happened every

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single night and I can't really put it

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into words but I got into this very very

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very dark mind space where I almost felt

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like I didn't know who I was anymore I

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just like over the past two 3 weeks I

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just keep waking

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up with a

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I keep waking up with this crippling

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crippling

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anxiety and

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um I just don't feel like myself and

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then one night I just

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snapped and I actually ended up buzzing

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my hair for the first time in my life

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and I had to walk myself away from any

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contact with the outside world for

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months on end to try to figure out what

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was happening to be honest I didn't

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really talk to anyone I didn't see

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anyone I just stayed isolated trying to

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figure out where I went wrong I mean how

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could it be how could I accomplish

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everything I wanted get me and my mom

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out of the situation that we were in and

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still be living through one of the worst

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periods of my entire life well it was

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during this long period of solitude and

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self-reflection of forcing myself to

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look in the mirror every single day and

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really assess what was wrong that I came

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to a realization all this time I thought

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I was chasing freedom but really I was

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chasing money the very thing that was

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supposed to set me free is what ended up

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imprisoning me to be honest money didn't

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bring any happiness in my life what it

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did instead was help me build a prison

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for myself an expensive one yes but

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still a prison and this experience

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taught me that money was nothing if it

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didn't come with freedom now luckily I

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learned this lesson fast enough and at a

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young age the problem was I wasn't an

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isolated case living through this hell

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this was something that most

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entrepreneurs struggle with and most

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never figure it out they keep chasing

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more and more money thinking that the

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next paycheck the next client the next

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promotion will finally bring them the

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happiness that they've been looking for

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without realizing that all they're doing

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is digging their own Graves and I've

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seen it happen with so many of my

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friends I've seen it happen with people

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I look up to they end up trading their

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freedom for money they become slaves to

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their businesses slaves to their clients

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slaves to the very thing that was

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supposed to set them free and the worst

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part just like an addict they think if

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they can just make a little bit more if

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they just push a little harder then

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everything will get better well I'm

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sorry to say spoiler alert it doesn't

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the more they chase the more they trap

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themselves and it's by acting like that

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that you end up discovering our second

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secret from firsthand experience and

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that secret is there is nothing more

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miserable than being rich but not free

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[Music]

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yeah I communicate fire gly flows I

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don't want to SK I'll get a bloody and a

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so IIT the blades so the first secret

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was a word of warning the second secret

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was the one that changed my life and the

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Third Secret is the one that's going to

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change yours and in order for you to

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understand we really need to go back to

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that very same dark moment that I was

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living through when I was going through

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the darkest period in my life when I was

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locked away it really just was trying to

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figure out what went wrong and I asked

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myself the question when was I truly

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happy the happiest that I've ever been

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you know if I were to be truly honest

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with myself and doing this exercise I

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realized that the happiest that I ever

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was when I was making about $10,000 a

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month and you see it wasn't because of

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the money itself but rather because of

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the freedom that that life and work

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setting provided me with due to the

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nature of my own business I could work

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from anywhere and I had the money to do

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pretty much whatever I wanted enough to

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send my mom some money every month

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enough to take my best friend to Paris

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enough to take time off whenever I felt

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like it and most importantly I never

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again had to do as I was told I didn't

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need to follow someone else's orders

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because for the first time I was truly

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in control of my own life and that's

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what hitting that $10,000 a month figure

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really represented to me and somewhere

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along the way I lost that control I lost

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that life setting that I created for

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myself and the reason I'm telling you

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this is not to discourage you from

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becoming a millionaire or buying your

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dream car you should aim to do all that

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stuff by all means I want you to do that

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but what I want you to understand is

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this most people have a distorted

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perception of reality they think that

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you need millions of dollars in your

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bank account to become truly free

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reclaim control of your life and live an

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epic lifestyle while the reality is you

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don't need that today it's much more

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about how you make your money then how

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much money you make so let me give you

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an example to try to illustrate this

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point take an investment banker who's

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making $500,000 a year and just so you

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know that's on the higher end of a

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director or vice president level roles

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when you're first starting out in your

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first few years it's much below that on

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the other hand let's take a small

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business owner with all of his

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operations streamlined and outsourced

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and he's making $100,000 a year and by

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the way that's less than the $10,000

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number that I mentioned previously so

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it's a very realistic figure now if I

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was to ask you who's richer what would

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your answer be obviously the investment

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banker if we're just looking financially

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he's five times richer than the online

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business owner now it's once time is

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introduced in this equation that the

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whole narrative starts to change let's

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say the investment banker Works an

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average 80 hours a week which is very

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very typical for that role and let's say

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our second guy works 10 hours a week on

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his business again I was making way more

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than $100,000 working only 4 hours a

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week on my agency once I got it up and

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running so if you calculate their

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relative income you're going to see that

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the relative income for an investment

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banker is $120 an hour while for the guy

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with a small online business it's $190

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an hour but that's not even the most

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important point cuz let's say the

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investment banker manages to save up and

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retire in his early 50s I mean why is he

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even doing that in the first place so

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that way he can move to some Paradise

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City and live a Chill Lifestyle by the

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beach well if that's the case the guy

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who owns a small online business doesn't

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need to wait until retirement he can

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live that lifestyle right now he can run

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his business from a paradise city and

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live that same Chill Lifestyle by the

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beach he doesn't have to wait until

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retirement and most importantly he

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doesn't need to live frugally and Penny

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pinch along the way he can actually

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enjoy the experiences his money can

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provide him while he's still young and

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that's so important plus another thing

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to mention is the investment banker is

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probably going to work in a place like

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New York and be bound to that city

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they're going to be stuck he's going to

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have to pay rent there if he wants to go

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out for a fancy dinner with his wife

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he's going to pay hundreds of dollars

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his life cost in general is going to be

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very very expensive while at the same

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time the guy with a small business can

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choose any city in the world to live in

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where his lifestyle is going to cost a

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fraction of that his rent will probably

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10% of the rent of the guy in New York

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for the exact same quality of apartment

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an incredible night out is going to cost

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him $80 whereas the guy in New York is

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going to cost him

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$400 and this is how we get to the third

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and final secret which is you don't need

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to be a millionaire to be free to live a

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lifestyle that most people work their

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entire lives for you can do it with as

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little as $10,000 a month you don't need

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to grind away for decades to live the

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life that you want as long as you choose

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the right way to do it because what

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matters is how you make your money not

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how much that you make so ladies and

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gentlemen hopefully that's kind of just

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set your mindset straight as to the

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journey ahead and understanding that

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freedom in your dream life is a lot

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closer than you could ever imagine and I

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know for a lot of you guys you think

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that you have to be multi-millionaires

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and achieve all this and that and build

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a unicorn billion dollar business in

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order to be free and it saddens me that

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so many people go down that route only

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to realize that it makes them miserable

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and they've literally built their own

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prison so hopefully this video just kind

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of sets your mind straight and giv gives

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you a motivation to know that you're a

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lot closer than you could ever imagine

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so on that note I'm going to start to

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turn up the temperature in here get a

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little sweat on shower and then get some

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good night's rest so as always I'm

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watching from afar and I'm rooting for

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you

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