The Travis post that made me realize I was on a financial tricycle...

Jeff Claassen

Jun 25 • General discussion

Was going through Volume 11 and found this gem from Travis:

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"You're likely talented enough to do or go anywhere you want financially.

You're not the problemo.

The obstacle is likely the vehicle you're driving to get there.

An idiot driving a financial Ferrari is gonna pass Einstein on a financial tricycle.

The Gen Z kid making more money than a Boomer makes in salary a month with one YouTube video isn't about brains, discipline, formal education or a lovely personality.

The kid is simply riding a leveraged and faster vehicle.

Einstein can pedal faster all he wants.

He can take courses on faster pedaling and tricycle maintenance.

He can got to LOA seminars and hope to manifest an abundance mindset that will get him from LA to NY in 5 hours.

But in the meantime... Mr. Idiot has decided to upgrade from a Ferrari to an F-16 Falcon (with a pilot) and gets to the next financial level at subsonic speed.

Today... It doesn't take an Einstein to get ahead.

It takes a choice, commitment and courage to change the financial vehicle you're driving to get you there...even IF the tricycle is the closest and most convenient!!"

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This is the kind of insight that makes you stop scrolling.

Read it once, screenshot it, then think about it for days.

But here's the problem...

This gold gets buried in Facebook's timeline.

Mixed in with memes and political rants.

Most people will never see it.

And if they do, they'll never find it again when they need it.

That's exactly why these volumes exist.

Every breakthrough insight. Every "holy shit" moment.

All organized and searchable.

No more 20-minute hunts through Facebook.