"It's mathematically impossible to not get paid what you are worth." - Patrick Bet-David If your income feels stuck, then you need to know what Patrick means when he says its mathematically impossible to not get paid what you’re worth. He’s not talking about your worth as a person. He’s talking about the income formula: Value X Demand = Income The more value you provide, and the more demand you can tap into, the more your income will grow. If either number is low, income stays low. Not because the market rejected you — it just left you on read, because it had better options at the time. But, the moment you lift the right lever? The market comes back around like hey, how you doin, while your income reaches new heights. In this video we’re going to show you how to spot your biggest growth levers, and how to raise both sides including a secret multiplier. And we’re highlighting some of Patrick Bet-David's biggest insights on how he went from broke to a net worth of over $500 million dollars. Yes, he’s been working the formula for a long time now. Share with people who you know are not getting paid what they're worth! Also, let me know in the comments do you feel that the market is paying your what you are worth?

Quick win for the community: I just posted a new reaction video to Dan Martell’s “7 things I quit to go from broke to multi-millionaire.” Pick ONE you’re committing to this week: 1. Friend inventory (cut energy vampires) 2. Stop taking advice from unqualified people 3. No blame = more power 4. Say no + focus 5. Kill notifications / phone prison 6. Study books, don’t just read 7. Compete with you from yesterday Drop your # (1–7) below and I’ll reply with a simple “next step” you can do today.

Just uploaded a new video that dives into one of the most underrated skills in sales: Genuine interest. Not forced, not scripted — truly understanding the person in front of you. I break down how to develop curiosity naturally so prospects feel safe opening up and sharing the real reasons they’re on the call. Which part of your communication are you working on right now?

This idea hit me hard: if you try to improve 10 things at once… you basically improve none. Alex Hormozi talks about the “skills trap” and why focus in your 20s/30s is EVERYTHING. The effort to maintain a skill is tiny compared to the effort to grow it… so spreading your energy across too many goals just keeps you average everywhere. I reacted to the full segment and shared what’s worked for me when I’ve felt scattered (and how prioritizing instantly lowers anxiety). If you’ve been stuck bouncing between goals, this one will help. #careergrowth #mindset #success

Just uploaded a new video reacting to Alex Becker’s breakdown on why being cringe is actually the fastest path to success. His point hit home: Everyone looks like a fool at the beginning. The difference is some keep going. We all sucked at our first sales call…our first pitch…our first piece of content. What matters is pushing through that phase instead of hiding from it. Question for the community: What’s something you want to start — but haven’t — because you’re worried about judgment? 👇 Let’s talk about it.