76% of Americans live paycheck to paycheck, 64% of Americans that have

businesses break even lose money. Most people don't have any money and it

have accepted the fact that they don't have any money, they don't have any

leftover money, they're fearful of money constantly, they overspend, they don't

have to produce money, they definitely don't have to multiply. The land of the

brave and the home of the free, it's not even close to the truth.

It's just important for people to understand that complaining has no value and if

you complain about not having enough money, work more. If you complain about

not having work life balance, spend more time on vacationing in your family, it's

super simple. Let your actions dictate instead of sitting there and feeling like

you're not in control. Poor people say I can't afford it, I can't do that, I don't

have time. It's an escape, you know what I mean? It's easy to say I can't afford it.

Oh, I can do tired. Oh, I can't go to the gym. When you could go to the gym,

no, I can't. Truth is, I'm just too lazy to go to the gym. Money doesn't have

value, right? And this is an important thing that most people don't immediately

understand is that money itself doesn't have value. Money is a vector for

transmitting value, it's how you express value, but the value isn't in the money,

it's in the product or service you bought with it, and it's in the labor you

gave in order to acquire it in the first place. That's where the value comes

from. There's nothing intrinsically valuable in the money. You shouldn't put

money in a house, you should put money in your brand. You should put money in

the marketing, you should promote yourself, not put money in where you and the

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