If you meet a regular person and run into him two years later, you will be talking to the exact same person. ...He went to work for an hourly wage or annual salary. He hit the gym a few times but quit. He read a couple of self help books. The end.

Regular people expect rich people to simply give them something for “knowing them”. No joke. This is how they think. If they simply know the rich person they believe this entitles them to some sort of income.

Most rich people enjoy hiding their wealth. They have already been “hit up” for loans and favors by their closest friends and relatives so they decided to simply hide it.

Elite people will *adapt* to the new rules they are handed. Instead of simply trying to fit in like a chameleon they will figure out how to succeed in the new environment regardless of what other people are doing.

Elite people adapt to their environment while regular people are *impacted* by their environment.

The best example of a way to speak to the masses is Steve Jobs’ 2005 commencement speech... People saw the word Stanford and thought they were getting a sneak peek at “elite” advice So he created a pump up feel good speech that went viral. No doubt this helped his product sales

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If you want to target the masses (idiots) you need to write extremely “moving pieces”. The best example of a way to speak to the masses is Steve Jobs’ 2005 commencement speech at Stanford University.

If you want to start a finance blog catered to the masses create one where you claim you were “up to your eyeballs in credit card debt but figured out how to solve your problems using this one quick trick!”

Since regular people are smarter than you when it comes to… well… everything. They deserve the best. This means they have no problem ringing up hundreds or even thousands of dollars of credit card debt.

You would think that a regular person would be failing day and night to improve his current circumstances. But. In reality, he is busy being an expert on everything.

Regular people simply *slow you down*.

Ideally, you’re not spending more than you earn in *real* passive income. If that is the case, your passive income principal amount should increase every single year so there is no reason to worry about that piece of the portfolio.

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Somewhere around $150K it becomes logical to outsource your cleaning as you’ll likely free up more than three hours of time with a cleaning service. The key is that you’ll need to spend this free time earning money.

There are two ways to make good money: 1) go where the money is 2) go where the money will be in the future.

You can google the phrase “closed body language” and that’s all you’ll need to see to recognize the sitting ducks in the room.

If your goal is unachievable to 99% of people (vast majority disagree), then you shouldn’t bother telling anyone because they will think you’re crazy or boring.

If you tell someone your goal and they think its achievable (vast majority agree – see regular people) your goal is too small anyway and shouldn’t be talked about.

All improvement is non-linear. (lots of nothing before a big gap up)