What businesses seem glamorous, but it's better to be the consumer rather than the owner? For me: * High-end restaurant * Luxury hotel

People talk about using the "law of attraction" so they can "manifest" their goals. How about you manifest yourself to your computer and start getting shit done?

By age 30, you should form a circle of friends who talk about: Money Fitness Parenting NOT: Netflix Politics Celebrities Your comfort zone will kill your progress.

“How to set yourself apart from your peers · Lift weights · Get quality sleep · Read a chapter a day · Eat nutrient dense foods · Drink water instead of soda · Stop snacking between meals · Learn how to enjoy your own company · Don't let anyone live rent free in your head”

“Most overlooked fact is that Warren Buffett has been investing and compounding wealth for close to eight decades. But most of us want to be overnight success.”

“if you can wake up extremely early to work towards someone else’s empire or success - you can wake up an hour earlier or go to bed an hour later to spend an hour on self care or productivity.”

You can't out earn a bad spending habit Look at all the ex pro sports players/ lottery winners that went broke "How is that even possible?" If you can't handle £1,000 you won't be able to handle £1,000.000! You don't learn how to handle money by acquiring more of it

Basic financial rules to live by: - 6+ months emergency fund Save 20% of income in long-term investments ZERO credit card debt - Drive cars until they die (new or used) Ignore your neighbor's buying decisions - Walk more

"Winners never quit"... Yes, they do. They quit doing STUPID stuff.