There is a huge problem with Youtube university You can learn tons of general topics, and yet none will get you to accomplish anything of real substance Meaning, MOST OF THE TIME - you won't make a career out of learning Youtube skills So there is a dilemma A huge polar difference between the skills you wish to learn to gain more success or financial outcome, and the gatekeepers / bad actors that share skills they do not have to an audience that gets little to no real value SO my suggestion is this... because every time I try to learn something high level, it's always in a high stress work environment or space where I am forced to learn something new GET A JOB A job doing the thing you aren't good at - then get good I wouldn't have had made 10-20K a month online if I didn't know how to run ads or make good social media brands But that would also have never happened if I didn't take the office job filing video and content for a media station in Hawaii You have to get paid to learn Since you don't have a clue yet where to start.

Honestly, the only reason why I refuse to do anything in person, after COVID, is the location and time freedom In a job you have to maintain two things, maintain presence, be there. and maintain value, show them you should be there Outside of this You should feel no obligation to your company I say this because that is how companies value you ... Do you make sense to them, and can you make more money for them Can you train others ? Can you grow profit ? Can you connect them internally to more opportunity? For the first time in the history of societal work forces and job culture, can we actually choose how we want to operate Keep the power in your hands, and don't wager your life against any monetary value, ever.

One of the hardest jumps in business is going from S → B. Why? Because most people are trained to become specialists, not builders. School teaches you to become: - A lawyer - A doctor - An engineer - A marketer - An accountant - But building a real business requires understanding ALL of it together. This is what Robert Kiyosaki calls the BI Triangle. It includes: • Mission• Team• Leadership• Product• Systems• Legal• Communication• Cash Flow Most people master one piece. But business owners must understand the whole structure. That's why great businesses are built by teams, not individuals. 💬 Question: What skill in the BI Triangle do you feel strongest in right now?

If you have a lot of money, you got there because you worked hard to get there... very few are ever lucky So when I was trying to make money, I always thought the opposite.. that luck was on my side. it was manifestation it wasn't until I saw from a hiring managers perspective just how much skill has to do with income If you think about it, even investors accumulate wealth through the skill or investments and long term/ short term forecasts - it's a skill Albiet, a skill you can learn and can learn well I digress. After speaking with this hiring manager, I realized that we payed out more people based on their level of value to the company Even though not all roles accumulated sales revenue or saw the spotlight - every one of them had a price tag A price tag that either rose or fell based on their skills So that's why I say to everyone if you want to get rich, you first need to get good at something Good enough to show your work proudly In my case, it was Ecom content and strategy for brands and influencers In my inner circle, it's investments, sales, tax law, automations, content, etc. Point is.. if you still don't have the money to pay rent and still want to quit the dead end 9-5 it's time for you to get good at something, now.

Most people think the Cashflow Game is about money. It's not. It's about which side of the Cashflow Quadrant you live on. There are four ways people make money: E – EmployeeWork for someone else. S – Self-EmployedYou own your job (doctor, lawyer, freelancer). B – Business OwnerYou build systems and teams. I – InvestorYou invest from the inside. Most people stay in E and S their entire lives. They invest like outsiders: - Stocks - Mutual funds - ETFs - Pension plans But the wealthy often operate as B and I. They build the deal, not just invest in it. The question isn't whether one side is right or wrong. The real question is: Do you want to stay where you are, or move to the other side? 💬 Discussion: Where are you currently in the quadrant?E, S, B, or I?