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So look little buddy. If you have any
ambition to become successful or you're
already successful, I beg you, please
give me 10 minutes to watch this video
because I am going to save you decades
of depression, decades of problems.
Look, one of the best ways to [ __ ] up
your life is to become rich. I can tell
you this because I've built a net worth
north of $200 million and I've
interacted with countless men who've
made seven figures, eight figures, nine
figures, even a couple of made 10
figures, billionaires. And I've watched
all sorts of chaos arise from the
chronic unhappiness that comes from
making money. and all these silly,
goofy, weird problems that appear once
you make money. And the problem is when
most men make money, they make money for
a certain reason and it leaves them in a
dark, soulless place that makes them
much worse off than when they were poor.
And then on top of this, there's all
these problems that pop up that if
you're not looking for, they come and
then they cling on to you like a
parasite that you can't get rid of. And
so what ends up happening is you end up
more depressed than you were before,
unhappy, but then you have all these
problems that are also going to stress
you out and drain you. And this is
guaranteed going to happen to you. And
if you're already successful, this might
already be happening to you. There's
going to be points where you're looking
back and you're going to be thinking,
"Oh, wow. Maybe I was more happy when I
was poor. Maybe money is the source of
unhappiness." This isn't true. It's not
understanding why you're making money
and the emotions and why you're feeling
a certain way after you make money. And
it's also just not seeing these problems
coming that most men run into. Money is
not going to make you extremely happy.
It's also not going to make you
incredibly depressed. What's going to
make you incredibly depressed once you
make money, is lack of understanding of
all the things that come with making
money and what the money is going to do
to you. And for example, when I was in
my college years, I never went to
college, but I got out of the military
broke as [ __ ] and partied in college
towns. And I would look back and say,
"Wow, I was much happier at that point
in my life." Maybe the secret to being
happy is just being broke. That that's
not the truth. The secret is
understanding what life is all about.
And if you don't understand this, you're
going to end up more miserable. And in
many cases, this is going to drive you
to all sorts of problems that will send
you back to being broke. And there's
only one thing worse than being broke.
It's being broke after being rich and
still having to deal with all the
problems that came from when you were
rich in the deep shame of being a
[ __ ] So please, I beg you, give me 10
minutes. This is going to save your
life. If you're trying to become
successful right now, or if you're
already successful and you're starting
to go down this little spiral that a lot
of men go down, this is going to fix
everything because not only am I rich as
[ __ ] right now, I'm also pretty damn
happy all the time, or at least
consistently good. I'm not sitting
around moping and I don't sit around
looking for purpose and drive in my life
and wondering why I'm not happy after
making oodles of big bags of bucks. So,
let's discuss these things. And by
things, there's actually five things you
have to look out for. If you get these
all done, you nail these all out, you're
going to be good no matter what. and
you're not going to [ __ ] up your life
when you make some money. So now let's
discuss. So there's five ways like I
just said that's going to mess up your
life. And a lot of these come from lack
of identity and ego which I cannot
spell. So I'm just going to draw this
this hoopla up here. It actually all
comes down mostly to lack of identity
and blah blah and misunderstanding why
you're making money in the first place.
So let's talk about problem number one.
And this is what I like to call the end
of Zelda concept, beating the game
concept. So, if you want to know what
making money is like, making tons of
money is like, if you don't understand
why you're making money, and why you're
building businesses in the first place,
it's like this. If you ever played a
video game, which I assume you have cuz
you're a giant dork watching this
channel who's 5'2 with a neck beard,
that's exclusively what my audience is.
What making a lot of money is like
originally, if you don't understand why
you're making the money or why you're
building businesses, is it's like
beating a video game. So, I learned this
one time when I was playing Zelda:
Breath of the Wild, and it was so much
fun. I got like 100 hours in the game.
It was super duper fun. I got all the
things. It was super enjoyable. And then
I got 100 hours in. I beat everything. I
got the motorcycle. I had all the
weapons and everything. And then I just
drove around the planes in Breath of the
Wild aimlessly, really bored with
nothing to do. It was just like, okay,
this world that was suddenly so happy
and full of life and and and ventureful
to me is now boring. I have no purpose.
And I kept driving around wanting to
refine that purpose and refine that
reason for playing the game. And I
didn't. But I still drove around and did
aimless [ __ ] for like an hour or two
hoping it would come back. And
eventually I was just like, "Well, it's
all gone now." And so there's no purpose
to this game. There's no purpose to
anything I could do in this game. And
then I turned it off. This is the
experience you're going to have with
making money and business. Because the
reason why people make money is they
think they're going to s find some
fulfillment. And it's just like the
[ __ ] Zelda game. It's so much fun.
You're getting excited from all these
numbers and suddenly at one point you're
making enough money that you no longer
get excited about the money that you're
making. So, for example, when I had my
first $1,000 day way back when or my
first $50,000 a month, it was euphoria.
Now, I don't even feel anything if I
make under $50,000 a day. In fact, if I
don't make a couple million in a week, I
don't really like even it doesn't even
register with me. Now, that might sound
spoiled and greedy and all sorts of
stuff like that, but you're going to
understand it here in a second. It's
just because what happens, just like in
a video game, is once you achieve
certain goals, they no longer are going
to give you huge euphoric boost. more so
if your goal and the reason for making
money is simply making the money. Once
you make the money, guess what? It's
going to be just like that Zelda analogy
I gave you. Okay? It's going to be just
like that. You're going to have so much
fun going towards this goal, which is at
one point the money, and then you're
going to get to the point where you have
the money, and you're going to be like,
"Well, I guess the next goal is to make
more money." And then you'll go make
more money. And then it's like, "Okay,
well then the next goal is to make more
money." And eventually you're going to
get to the point where you're like,
"What's the [ __ ] point of all this? I
can buy everything I want." and then
suddenly you're driving around the
planes on your little motorcycle in
Zelda wondering why the [ __ ] you're even
doing this and you're just considering
like turning off the game. I'm not
saying commit suicide or something like
that. I'm just saying you're going to be
super bored and that really fun sense of
fulfillment that you had the entire way
through is going to be gone and now this
is the thing that's actually making you
happy, not the actual goal. Getting the
motorcycle and the master sword in Zelda
is not where the happiness comes from.
It's pursuing getting those things.
Also, in this video we're talking a lot
about what happens when you make the
money. But if you want to actually get
into the making of the money parts, I
have a sweet mastermind. I want I'm just
kidding. I don't have anything to sell
you. What I will give you is all the
courses and everything I used to make.
It's about $20,000 worth of courses. I
no longer sell them because it's way
more profitable for me to just build
businesses and tech companies. But I
will give them to you for free if you
subscribe and then once a month in my
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You have to be subscribed or you won't
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why not? The first thing you need to do
when it comes to making money is yes,
make your goal, paying your rent, and
getting your life needs covered, paying
for your family, all that stuff, being
able to live without stress. But
secondly, you need to understand that
all your happiness is going to come from
playing the game. So, you might as well
focus on playing the game. You'll notice
that people that actually don't make
much money from their businesses, but
they're growing their business a lot.
For example, you've probably seen a lot
of tech founders, they take no profits
from their company or they live pretty
frugally or they pay themselves very
little. For example, like I have a
friend whose company's worth a billion
dollars, but he pays himself a million,
$2 million per year. He could easily
cash flow the [ __ ] and pay
himself like $50 million per year if he
wanted to. And yes, he makes all of his
money from his stock. But the reason why
he's having so much fun he's fulfilled
is because he likes building the bigger
thing. He's enjoying playing the game.
If you're playing the game for money,
eventually you're going to get the money
and then you're not going to enjoy the
game. So, understand that first. The
Zelda analogy is everything. This is why
people can play online multiplayer games
because it's an infinite game. So, seek
businesses that you once you have enough
money, seek businesses you really enjoy
working on, the path you enjoy and
create infinite games out of the
business that you can play forever and
you enjoy playing because of ultimately
the business is just a game there to
entertain you. you're going to get to
the point where the financial needs are
covered and making more and more money
is not really going to trigger some
sense of fulfillment and you're going to
be stuck playing games that you don't
actually like to play or reach a goal
that you don't really enjoy or get any
long-term value from just like those
goals in Zelda that I mentioned. Now,
tying into this, this is 1.5 before I
move to the next one. You're going to
start pursuing replacement highs. And
this is where a lot of danger comes from
with young men. What they do is because
they don't obsess over the game, they
don't get fulfillment from the game
itself. They get fulfillment from the
money or that's where they think they're
supposed to be getting fulfillment from.
When they stop getting fulfillment for
the money, they start trying to use the
money to gain fulfillment. So, this is
why you see people buying cars and fancy
things because they think they're going
to get some type of fulfillment from
these objects. They start partying. They
start trying to increase their social
value. all these things because they're
no longer getting enjoyment from playing
Zelda. So, it's be like imagine you were
stuck in Zelda. You got all the things
and then suddenly you had like nothing
to do in the game. So, suddenly you
start like killing all the towns in the
game and lighting stuff on fire and like
making Link jump off buildings and doing
all sorts of [ __ ] up weird [ __ ] to
like try and get some new life out of
the game. This is the same thing other
people are doing. And so one thing you
need to look for once you make some
money is when you start getting bored
and you start trying to replace the game
that you were enjoying so much with
dopamine driven highs. Now look, I have
a nice car mostly to get attention on
this YouTube channel. But don't get me
wrong, I enjoy spending money. I enjoy
nice things. I enjoy living in a big
house and so on and so forth. I deeply
understand at this point in my life that
none of this is going to make me happy.
I've lived at one point when I was
building my business, still making good
money in a empty apartment with just a
bed, a desk, and a computer. And I was
very happy. So, I ultimately know that
nothing that I buy or do is going to
bring me any type of success or joy. And
it's okay to do nice things and have
nice things as long as you understand
that. It's all pointless. Like, you're
not going to get the car and be good.
It's just not how it works. It's not
like I buy a Lamborghini and suddenly
life seems happier and brighter. No,
it's going to be the opposite if you're
trying to find it in those things
because you just can't. It's not that
there isn't like some moral soap box you
have to get on or it's like about
fulfilling your soul or anything like
that. It's just you can't get long-term
happiness or any type of happiness from
objects or houses or things. You you
just simply can't. It's not there. And
so if you try to, you're going to be
again like it's like you go and pursue
getting another master sword in Zelda.
You're going to end up in the same spot
you were before. Now, the things that
start to get really nasty about this too
is if you're not playing the game for a
joy, you start having this defensible
thing tied to your ego, which is your
money. And then you start adding objects
to it as well, which gives you again
something even worse than you were
before, which is fear of loss. See, when
you were broke, you didn't have fear of
loss. But now, as you do, oh, you're
kind of [ __ ] Which is why when I talk
about living in a one-bedroom apartment
with just a bed and a studio is good cuz
you realize that you don't need any
[ __ ] whatsoever. Like, as long as you
can play the game, you're going to be
happy. Some of my happiest times are
just sitting in an empty empty apartment
with just a desk coding video games that
didn't make me any money. So, I
ultimately know that if even if I lost
everything, like it doesn't really
matter. And this makes it so you can
actually play the game and enjoy it a
lot more cuz you're no longer afraid of
losing the game. And look, I'm not
saying you need to go out there and take
massive risks that could ruin your life
or uh be gambling with your life savings
every single day cuz you no longer care
about loss. I'm just saying that when
you stop operating from a point of fear,
you're going to like pursue greater
feats in your business and try to play
the game in a more enjoyable way because
the point is really just the game. So,
for example, when I was building Hyros,
which is a business I have that's valued
at hundreds of millions of dollars right
now, or any of my other tech companies,
when I built it from that apartment,
it's not that the apartment or doing
this is the key to anything. But I just
realized that like, hey, all the
happiness comes from building this
thing. So, let's just like double down
and not really invest in my lifestyle
and just go and focus on this thing. And
now, even to this day, like I don't need
to invest in my lifestyle and I don't
really care if I lose the lifestyle. And
also my lifestyle is kept extremely low
because I'm not pursuing adding to it as
some important thing in my life. It
might seem like I have a lot right now,
but I'd really spend about 10% of what I
make and investing in the business and
playing the game is easily always the
priority. That said, coming back to the
main point right here, you end up with
this huge fear of loss and this little
devil that's going to make you sad and
make you feel very unimportant whenever
your money-making goes down or anything
like that. This is a little nasty bugger
that if you aren't aware of it is going
to drive you to do insane things and
become very money clingy which is going
to end up destroying your business and
making it worse. For example, in my
first businesses when I got to $100,000
a month, my main goal in life was to
never go back to $20,000 per month. And
therefore, I did everything I could to
cash flow and maximize those businesses
versus grow them because I was afraid of
going backwards. You also end up then
killing your business because if you're
complacent or you try to stay in the
same place in business, you end up
slowly going backwards always. This is
the second thing that really messes you
up. The solution to it again is just
understanding you're not going to get
happiness from the money or any of the
things. So, you don't really have to be
afraid of losing them. Just just do
things and don't ever put yourself in
the position where you're going to end
up stressed out due the money. A lot of
guys make this mistake and it ends up
really [ __ ] with their head and and
locking them down for years. Now, number
three is a nasty one, which is
complacency. See, if you're not playing
the game to play the game, as soon as
you make enough money from the game,
you're going to not want to play the
game, and you're going to get
complacent. And so, suddenly, that
really remarkable person that you knew
that was working all the time and
ambitious and reading books and trying
to do things, you just stop doing all of
it because you're not playing the game
for joy anymore. And what results is a
person, you're going to see all these
bad habits pop up. You get back in the
video games, partying, drinking, uh just
wasting your time away. You're going to
get complacent, especially in your
business. You're also going to get to
the point where you start ignoring your
business because you're not playing the
business for fun anymore. You have the
money from the business. And so you're
going on vacations, you're going and
chasing chicks or doing whatever you're
doing. This is complacency. And so what
it ultimately ends up doing is killing
you because all the things that made you
great, you put aside because you're not
getting joy from the business. And the
reason why you did all those great
things was the joy you were getting from
the business or building the businesses
in the first place. So what you need to
look out for is complacency. So for
example, right now I'm making more money
than ever. Our business is growing
faster than ever. It's it's it's wild
how much money is coming in right now.
I'm pissed off because I want the
business to be much higher. I want to be
an all-time great SAS entrepreneur. I
don't really care about like I don't
there's nothing left for me to buy. But
it could be very easy for me to come
complacent right now and just travel
around and and be drinking going on
vacation and buying scrabbiest blabbish
things and not working on the business
and it would eventually kill the
business because SAS especially the
level I am at is very very competitive
and someone else wants that cookie. In
the past I get very complacent with
businesses because I was doing it for
money and then I had the money and then
I would just like find ways to keep the
business still going while just focusing
on making the money. It's no way to
live. it's going to kill your business
and kill the thing that's making money
in the first place and it's not going to
bring any happiness. So, just recognize
this right here and you have to get to
the point where you're playing the game
for fun and not playing the game purely
for money or you're going to get
complacent right now because my identity
isn't really attached to the money I
make or anything like that. I'm playing
the game because I want to be an
all-time great at it. That's literally
the point. And so, I'm not complacent
because I look at the business and say,
"Does this make me an all-time great?"
No, absolutely does not. I'm absolutely
a [ __ ] nobody when it comes to SAS
and tech. having a business making mid
to high eight figures a year isn't
really that impressive when you see all
these little AI companies popping up
making hund00 million a year in their
first year scaling to billion dollar
valuations. I that I I want to do much
better than I currently am and I do it
for joy and fun and playing the game.
You have to get at that point right
there or you're going to get complacent.
You're going to kill everything that
made you great in the first place and
brought you joy and kill the thing
that's paying for all the [ __ ] [ __ ]
that's paying for your life. So, it's
just a triple whammy right here and this
messes up a lot of dudes. The fourth
that really gets dudes is the problems
it brings into your life. A lot of
people say fake friends and fake women
and and debt and it's all actually true.
So look, it's not like the entire world
wants to vampire off you as soon as you
get rich. It's the fact that you almost
want to vampire off the rest of the
world because you're really bored. Okay?
And what's going to happen is you're
going to probably pursue a lot of things
that you were lacking before. For
example, when you get rich, you're
probably going to want women. You're
probably going to want social status.
You're probably going to want these
things right here. And the problem is
you can definitely go and actually
achieve these things if you do it from a
place of identity security. Okay? So, if
like if you like girls, great. But
you're not going to go and get tricked
into stuff by bad women if you're not
desperate for women. If you want friends
and social status, great. You go out
there and work and you build a really
healthy social status circle where
you're actually doing it from a point of
enjoyment of the people and not
desperation to be liked. And it's a very
very subtle coin flip. There's there's
very little there's this blurry line
between wanting to be liked because
you're desperate to be liked and wanting
to go out there and just build social
status and truly enjoy people. It's very
difficult to address when you first get
into it. And so what you see most guys
do is they end up with bad women. Women
will [ __ ] ruin you faster than
anything else. They end up with bad
friends or even worse people that want
to take advantage of you. I can't tell
you how many times if you make millions
and millions of dollars, you start going
out with people. There's a lot of people
that will film you when you're [ __ ]
up or something like that. I've seen so
many rich dudes I know, they get in with
bad women who get some leverage on them.
They get in with bad friends who get
some leverage on them. They rack up a
ton of debt and a lifestyle and a social
status is all based around spending
money. And then suddenly they end up
complacent. They have all these people
trying to take advantage of them and
they have all this debt and crazy stuff
weighing them down. And then suddenly
they don't even have the choice to play
the game out of love anymore. They have
to make money from this business. They
end up doing all sorts of weird [ __ ]
I'm sure you've seen lots of influencers
and koss who got in all sorts of
financial trouble they didn't have to
because they built this huge lifestyle
of being famous and and living this
luxury lifestyle and they have all these
fake friends and all these fake women
and all this fake stuff around them and
then suddenly they have to like do and
do all sorts of weird stuff to sustain
it because they're going to go in debt
and lose all it and then they're
operating from a place of fear number
two. So what you need to understand is
when you make some money it's not that
you have to go and be some humble
[ __ ] You just have to really
get your head straight and make friends
for the right reasons and pursue women
for the right reasons and actually just
the really comes down to holding value
in yourself and believing you're a
valuable person period. And then you're
not going to go out of your way and open
yourself up to stupid people. And you
can need to take two seconds to look at
people around you and think about why
they're really there and what their
goals are and what could be the worst
case scenario with these people. You
need to be a little bit wiser about
that. And then you need to keep your
lifestyle super duper low compared to
how much you make so that you never end
up in trouble in the first place and you
end up stuck in this big bubble bath of
[ __ ] It's not that you have to go
around the world being skeptical and
fearful, but you need to think that you
have something that people want and if
they're bad people, they're going to
find ways to find leverage on you and
stuff like that. I luckily have not had
these problems, but I have so many
friends and stuff like that who have had
this. And the real solution to all these
things is really just getting yourself
straight because then you're not going
to go and put yourself in stupid
positions with stupid people because you
don't need the people in the first
place. So look out for this. Now number
five, the final bad one. The final bad
thing that's really kind of inevitable
is you're probably going to lose friends
when you get rich. One, because you're
going to work more than everybody else.
Two, because your priorities are going
to be different. Okay? Some people they
they get out of college, they want to
get married and have kids, and then they
want to hang out with their kids. That's
fine. I'm not here to tell anybody what
type of life they should have. There's
no such thing as a good or a bad lived
life. We all just die and none of it
matters and we forget everything we ever
knew. So, it's all just kind of
irrelevant. You can define whatever you
want your life to be. That's not what
this video is about. The thing is that
90% of the people that you know in your
20s are going to have different
priorities than you. Even if you guys do
stay in touch, you're going to have a
different life than they do. So, for
example, I'm just going to be straight.
There's a lot of things I like to do
with my wife and go travel. A lot of my
friends growing up, they just can't come
do these things. going and traveling or
going places or or doing a lot of the
experiences I want to do. It's just not
approachable for normal people. And so
if I want to go and take vacations with
a lot of people I knew growing up, I
usually have to cover a lot of it, which
is fine in some instances. But a lot of
times, a lot of people are not as lucky
as I am to have some of those deeper
connections and whatnot. But at the same
time, you have to realize you're going
to have to work extra hard to stay in
contact with people you grew up with
because they just have different
priorities. They're not going to be able
to do the same things as you. They're
not going to want to work as much as
you. They're not going to really
understand the things and why you're
doing because it's not their priority.
They're not going to want to talk about
these things with you. And when you want
to go and do things that cost a little
bit of money and stuff like that, people
are not going to be there to do it for
you unless you pay for all of it. You
put all these things together, you're
probably going to need to start looking
for friends that have the same interest
and want to live the same type of life
that you do. I'm not saying anyone's
better or worse, but there's you want to
do certain things, you're probably going
to want to do it with people that share
the same values in you and are able to
keep up with you. That's usually going
to result in you losing a lot of friends
and having to actively go out there like
a weirdo and pursue making friends with
people. You're gonna have to actually
find dudes on the internet who are into
the same things you are and living the
type of same life that you are and you
say, "Hey, do you want to be friends?"
And you have to put effort into making
friends with people or it's just not
really going to work out. Or you're just
going to be super duper lonely because
that's just the case of all these things
I talked about right here. You're not
going to get along and you're not going
to be able to completely relate and do
stuff with people that want to work a 9
to-ive job and just raise their kids and
hang out at home and watch sports.
That's just not some. You're not going
to be able to be friends with these
people or you will be able to maintain
friendships if you really try at it. But
again, you're going to be very lonely
because this is not you. So, you're
going to have to find new people that
are more like you. And that's just what
it is. And it kind of sucks losing
friends and changing that or like not
being able to invest in the same
relationships, but that's just what it
is. You can either be lonely as [ __ ] and
chasing a bunch of people that you don't
relate to and cannot keep up with you in
life or you can go and actually find
people that relate to you and can do the
things you want and you're not
constantly having to bring yourself
down. And I'm not saying bring yourself
down in a value way. I'm not saying that
anybody that has any type of lifestyle
is more valued than other. But you're
going to have to bring yourself to
another level that you're not at to
relate to other people at their levels.
You need to just find people that are at
your level or where you want to be at in
life. And so that my little friend, my
little padawan, are the things you need
to look out for. There's other things
that are going to happen, but if you
nail those five things right here and
you're prepared for them, it's going to
save you all sorts of turmoil. You're
not going to end up in that weird Zelda
situation I talked about in your life.
You're not going to end up in tons of
weird situations due to your fear and
lack of identity and people you bring
yourself around. You're not going to be
looking and wondering why you're lonely
because you can understand, hey, you
know, maybe I need to go find people. If
if you're a professional black belt in
jiu-jitsu and that's everything you do
all day, you probably are not going to
relate to people that don't do any form
of self-defense and don't work out and
exercise. Okay? Same thing right there.
Same thing with business. Okay? So, if
you do these things right here and you
understand that, you're going to be
fulfilled the entire way through because
you're playing life for joy. You're
playing business for joy, which is
ultimately the point you want to get to.
And it's not hard to get to that. You
get to 50,000 a month, you're
financially freeish. You can play the
game for fun and you're not going to end
up getting complacent. You're not going
to end up operating out of fear. You're
not going to end up putting yourself in
all sorts of chaotic traps that most
people put themselves in and you're not
going to be lonely all the time. And if
you are just a super introvert like me,
you're not going to give a [ __ ] because
you understand why. So that's it,
gentlemen. That's the video. Don't do
these five things. It will save your
life. Now, that also being said, if
you're interested in the actual making
money part, I give away all my old
courses, like $20,000 worth of courses.
I don't sell these anymore because it's
not profitable enough. It's better for
me to make tech companies, but I'll give
you the courses if you subscribe to this
channel. And then once a month in my
community tab, I make a post giving away
all my other courses, copywriting,
sales, advertising, how I run my ads,
how I build all my funnels, everything.
I give these all away. But you have to
be subscribed or you won't see that post
once a month in the community tab. So,
subscribe and I'll see you in the next
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