I retired at 35 after working a 14-year career. From the moment I...

Here are 12 uncomfortable facts about life I learned the hard way.
▫ Real estate
▫ Stock market
▫ Cryptocurrencies
Or:
▫ A new job
▫ Moving overseas
▫ Going back to school
To build wealth, put your money at risk.
To build character, put yourself at risk.
For 99% of us, we choose to be happy. Or angry. Or sad. It becomes a part of who we are.
We can't always control what happens to us, but we can control our reactions.
Choose to be happy.
If you don't understand the definition of *enough*, you're doomed to live a never-ending hustle.
▫ Show up
▫ Act like you belong
▫ Speak confidently
This opens opportunities.
All you need to do is take them.
▫ 60% are dead weight; unpromotable
▫ 35% barely do their damn jobs
▫ 5% are high performers
If you smile, show up every day, and do your job, you're already well ahead of 95% of your peers.
Fidelity found that close to 90% of millionaires never inherited their wealth.
They earned it.
Assuming all millionaires are lucky or evil will make it more challenging for YOU to build wealth.
Stop it.
The world only cares about what you've done.
▫ show results
▫ speak in actions
Accomplishments will make you successful.
And this is why we shouldn't give a shit what they think about us.
They aren't thinking about you. Ever.
▫ That Rolex watch you wear
▫ The degree you have
▫ The BMW you drive
People aren't discussing you at their dinner tables.
Your friends want to "get rich," but for the wrong reason.
They want money to SPEND, not to build wealth.
NEVER make a significant financial decision just because your friends are doing it.
The Joneses are broke.
Everybody wants free shit, but we don't value it as much.
Without skin in the game, people will lose interest.
Never give away:
▫ your time
▫ your eBook
▫ your secrets
When you do, they become worthless.
Cars don't put food on the dinner table.
They don't pay the mortgage on your home, either.
Your #1 job is to provide for your family, period.
If the car is getting in the way, sell it. Now.
Your focus on being "right" always makes you closed-minded and ignorant.
99% of the time, whether you're right doesn't make a difference.
It matters whether the *majority* is wrong.
It helps me.
And, it helps them.
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