I was talking with a buddy of mine the other day, and he's probably worth about $200 million.

Super humble guy.

You would never know unless he truly shared his financials and balance sheet.

And he's one of those kind of undercover insanely wise, doesn't talk a ton, isn't super

loud and boisterous, but when he talks and you start asking him questions, he is an insane

wealth of knowledge.

And when we were talking about, you know, some of the biggest money mindsets that have

either helped him or that he sees hurting other people from really like unlocking the

life and the financial, you know, kind of status that they're looking for.

And especially in a system that is kind of going through a major transition and a reset and some

recalibration right now, he had some really key things to say that I think would be important to highlight one that

resonated with me and that I'm you know digesting and absorbing and thinking about and also

for many of you who I know are all at various stages of looking to build wealth looking

to scale your income looking to scale your income, looking to grow your balance sheet.

I'm going to share with you the kind of four or five things that he talked about with me that

he said he's been talking to his teenage kids as their money motivated right now.

And some of the things that he said, you know, he really wanted to drill into them,

especially in times like right now.

Number one, you know, his kids have been talking about, well, you know, we're growing up

in different times and post-COVID error and, you know, different technology and different challenges

and blah, blah, blah. And there was, you know, some kind of victim mindset mentality. And he says he

hears this a lot from younger people nowadays and how kind of the market is unfair or, you know,

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