I became a millionaire when I understood that my net worth is nothing but a reflection of the value I bring to the world.

As crazy as it seems, it's usually people you never met that will support you more than your closest "friends"

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One of my most controversial takes is that addiction is a blessing. Addiction is nothing but an endless pursuit of a feeling. It's up to you to figure out how you want to achieve this feeling. Some seek it through drugs, alcohol, and parties. Some seek it through winning.

99% of people can't stand seeing you win. Never related to these types. Your win is my win.

You can't control your emotions and you shouldn't even try. But you can 100% control how you react and perceive them. Focus on that and watch your life change.

After making millions dollars, I can confirm: Happiness doesn't come from material things. I'm the happiest when I'm: - Making progress. - With my family. - Taking care of my health. Nothing to do with houses, cars, watches, or any of that stuff.

As a man you're always growing. The day you think you're as good as it gets is the day you begin to die.

Use your 20s to take massive risks, bet on yourself, and make as much money as possible. Then dedicate your 30s, 40s, and so on to projects that fulfill you and make you happy.

Every man in their 20s should be doing this: • Hit the gym. • Eat good food. • Learn profitable skills. • Get $100,000 to your name. • Network with high-value people. Do this for 12 months and see what happens.

Losing friends is a sign that you're finding yourself.

The longer you sit on your ass, the easier it is to say there and do nothing with your life. Take action. Do something.

How I went from $0 to building an 8 figure company. ✅ Surrounded myself with millionaires. ✅ Stopped talking to small-minded people. ✅ Began taking my health seriously. ✅ Studied Sales and Marketing a lot. ✅ Reached out for advice. ✅ Implemented everything, no hesitation.

As someone who struggled with: - Doubting myself - Limiting beliefs - Imposter-syndrome I would've never believed I'd be where I am now. I didn't do this. It was God. Trust him. Find your purpose. This is possible. Don't listen to your negative self-talk. I believe in you.

Advice from a multimillionaire: There are 2 ways to go as an ambitious man in your 20s. 1) The alone way. - Lonely. - Always on the edge of burning out. - Rich yet deeply unfulfilled. 2) The better way. - Happy. - Surrounded by great people. - Having a team that you love.

It's always the ones who say they're ok being average that spend 12 hours a day hating on successful people online. Ain't it funny how that works.

Learn to use debt. Buy your 1st property. Let it pay itself. Acquire more. Keep going. I used to wash dishes for $15,000 a year. I'm not a genius, you can do this too. Here's the loophole I used to build an $11M RE portfolio.🧵

People that meet me today don't know that I: • Washed dishes for a living. • Didn't come from a rich family. • Grew up seeing my parents struggle. • Failed +3 businesses. Don't be afraid to screw up. People will forget about your losses. Refuse to quit until you win.

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I've went from $0 to building a $11M portfolio in RE in a few years. I've compelled the 6 biggest reasons people spend their lives without becoming financially free. (Quick thread)🧵🧵