REPROGRAM your mind to be rich in 22 minutes….

Ways to Stay Poor

• Starting tomorrow instead of taking action today can keep you poor.
• Reading lots of books without taking action can lead to stagnation.
• Taking advice from poor people on how to be rich is not a wise decision.
• Choosing a spouse who discourages your ambitions can hinder your success.
• Giving up after one failure instead of learning from it can keep you poor.
• Believing that the world is fair can prevent you from taking necessary action.
• Blaming circumstances and complaining instead of taking responsibility can keep you stuck.
• Expecting the government or others to save you is a sure way to stay poor.
• Valuing the opinions of others over your own can hinder your progress.

“Your mess is your message.”

The Power of Inversion Thinking

• Inversion thinking involves solving problems by thinking in reverse.
• It requires identifying all the ways to destroy or fail at a particular goal.
• By understanding the potential pitfalls, you can then find the solutions to avoid them.
• Our minds are wired to find problems more easily than solutions.
• Inversion thinking can be applied to various aspects of life, including business and relationships.

“We solve problems by inverting them.”

Reverse of the 28 Rules

• At the end of the video, the reverse of the 28 rules will be provided.
• It offers a summary of how not to be poor, providing valuable insights for success.

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Taking Ownership of Your Success

• Take ownership of your dreams and ambitions, rather than seeking permission from others.
• Choose a spouse who supports your goals and aspirations.
• Embrace failure as a learning opportunity and a necessary part of the journey.
• Accept that the world is unfair and adapt your actions accordingly.
• Focus on what you can control rather than complaining about circumstances.
• Reject the notion of relying on others, including the government, to save you.
• Trust in your own judgment and prioritize your opinions over others’.

“You are successful the moment you say you are crazy.”

Key Takeaways

• Starting tomorrow, reading without action, and seeking advice from poor sources can hinder success.
• Choosing a supportive spouse, learning from failure, and embracing personal responsibility can lead to prosperity.
• Inversion thinking helps identify problems and find innovative solutions.
• Success is determined by individual perception, not external validation.
• Relying on others and expecting fairness can hinder personal growth.

Success is a Process

• Success is not just an outcome, but a process.
• It means living your values and continuously pursuing growth.
• Defining success on your own terms is key.

“Successful, the thing is that success is a process rather than an outcome and so you can be successful in that you are living your values of pursuit that can mean success if you choose to define that way.”

Avoid Discomfort

• Avoiding discomfort is a sure way to stay poor.
• Discomfort often comes with taking risks and learning new things.
• Embrace discomfort as a part of growth and improvement.

“Avoid discomfort all right a lot of us you know we have new things you have to take risks you have to learn things and it’s uncomfortable because you will suck right of course you will suck it’s normal to suck but people avoid discomfort because they don’t want to go through that and it’s so silly.”

Tolerate Mediocrity

• Tolerating mediocrity in yourself or others can keep you poor.
• Holding high standards and demanding excellence is important.
• Raise your own standards to model success for others.

“Tolerate mediocrity from yourself and others alright so as you start to grow if you’re growing you know a small business or even in the workplace if you tolerate mediocrity from others you will get more mediocrity and people over time will just degrade and get worse and worse.”

Break Promises to Yourself

• Making and breaking promises to yourself is detrimental.
• It damages your reputation with yourself and others.
• Respect and accountability are crucial for success.

“You make promises to yourself and make promises to other people and you both you destroy your reputation with other people and that’s a terrible thing and it takes a long time to fix that but the one that’s the hardest one to fix is the reputation you have with yourself.”

Waiting for Perfect Conditions

• Waiting for perfect conditions is counterproductive.
• Perfect conditions are rare and unpredictable.
• Start taking action even in imperfect situations.

“Wait for perfect conditions all right this is a great one great way to stay poor is uh it’s one of my favorites you gotta wait for everything to be perfectly aligned for you to be successful and here’s the secret there are never gonna be perfect conditions.”

Prioritize Looking Rich

• Prioritizing looking rich over being rich is a mistake.
• Valuing others’ opinions over your own hinders progress.
• Focus on building wealth instead of seeking external validation.

“Prioritize looking rich over being rich this is a classic one of poor folks in general… you confuse looking rich with being rich. Just silly.”

Avoid What Matters Most

• Focusing on unimportant tasks keeps you poor.
• Busy does not equal productive.
• Identify the vital few tasks that truly drive success.

“Avoid working on what matters most all right this is a great way to stay poor is that you work all day long…you’re doing stuff and nothing important moves forward.”

Do What Everyone Else is Doing

• Following the majority will keep you average.
• To succeed, you must do things differently.
• Value the opinions of successful people, not the majority.

“Do what everyone else is doing right because if you’re doing what everyone else is doing most people are not in the one percent.”

Do Your Best, Not What It Takes

• Doing your best is not always enough.
• Success demands doing what is necessary.
• Strive to continuously improve and exceed expectations.

“Do your best not what it takes because the reality is a lot of times your best may suck and what is required is what is required and that may be beyond you.”

Say You’re Going to Do Something and Then Don’t

• Making empty promises hinders success.
• Lack of integrity damages relationships and reputation.
• Follow through on commitments to yourself and others.

“Say you’re going to do something and then don’t do it this is just like making and breaking promises to others himself.”

Work on Becoming Better

• Settling for your current abilities keeps you poor.
• Continuously improve and push beyond your limits.
• Strive for excellence to reach new levels of success.

“Your best will surpass what is required and you will become better in the process.”

Spending too much time preparing

• People often spend a lot of time preparing to work instead of actually doing work.
• This is a common phenomenon in the internet community.
• Spending excessive time on creating routines and preparing can hinder productivity.
• It is more advisable to focus on taking action and getting things done.

“Rather than spend all this time preparing to work and creating superstitions and routines around the things that you think you should do in order to maybe potentially get something done, start with doing because sometimes the doing just needs done.”

Always starting something new

• Many individuals have a tendency to constantly start new ventures or projects.
• This can be attributed to the excitement of new opportunities and the avoidance of the hard work required for success.
• Instead of seeing a task through, people jump to the next opportunity as soon as they encounter challenges.
• Continuously starting new things without seeing them through can hinder progress and lead to poor outcomes.

“Just keep trying new stuff and never see anything through. Okay?”

Believing others’ opinions over self-belief

• Relying more on what others think about oneself rather than trusting one’s own judgement can lead to poor decision-making.
• This approach can contribute to staying in a state of poverty, both financially and personally.
• It is important to value one’s own thoughts and opinions and not be overly influenced by external viewpoints.

“Believe what other people think about you more than what you think about you. All right, it’s a great way to stay poor.”

Repeating the same mistakes

• Some individuals continue to make the same mistakes repeatedly without learning from them.
• This behavior can keep people stuck in their life circumstances and prevent growth and progress.
• Recognizing and acknowledging past mistakes can help avoid repeating them in the future.
• It is crucial to break the cycle of repeating the same actions and expecting different outcomes.

“Make a mistake, then wait, repeat the mistake, do it again and again. And you’ve probably seen people who stay stuck in their life like this. Like they keep dating the same person, they keep making the same business mistake, they keep trying to do something that stopped working, and they keep doing it over and over again.”

Not staying consistent with what works

• Many individuals find success in a certain approach or strategy but then fail to continue implementing it.
• This lack of consistency can hinder progress and prevent further success.
• It is crucial to recognize what works and to continue to apply those successful habits or actions.

“Find something that works, dear god find something that works, and then stop doing it.”

Hiring individuals without critical thinking

• Surrounding oneself with people who lack critical thinking skills can lead to poor decision-making and hinder business success.
• Hiring individuals who do not contribute valuable ideas or insights can create an unproductive work environment.
• It is important to hire individuals who bring different perspectives and critical thinking abilities to the table.

“Hire dumb people. Excellent way to stay poor and have a bad business.”

Assuming always being right

• Having an attitude of always being right can be detrimental to personal and professional growth.
• It limits the ability to learn from others and hinders progress.
• Recognizing that there is always more to learn and being open to different perspectives is crucial for success.

“Assume you are always right. How many people here know someone who always just thinks they’re right and they’re not successful? They get advice from somebody who might be more successful than them and they’re like, no, that’s not going to work for X, Y, and Z because they assume they’re always right.”

The Misconception of Wanting to be Right Instead of Rich

• Some individuals prioritize being right over becoming wealthy.

“You’d rather be right than be rich.”

The Consequence of Prioritizing Being Right

• This mindset leads people to remain poor.
• It is an excellent way to ensure a lack of financial success.

“It’s an excellent way to stay poor.”

The Economics of Spending More Than You Earn

• Spending more money than you make is a recipe for being poor.
• No matter how much income one has, if they consistently spend more, they will struggle financially.

“Make money period, spend more than you make, and the beautiful part about this is that it doesn’t matter how much you make if you spend more than it, you can be poor.”

The Temptation to Spend More When Earning More

• Many individuals fall into the trap of increasing their spending with every rise in income.
• This behavior perpetuates a cycle of staying poor.

“Doesn’t matter how much you increase your income, just spend more than you made.”

The Negative Impact of Prioritizing Appearances

• People often care more about looking rich rather than actually being wealthy.
• This focus on external validation hinders financial progress.

“You care more about looking rich than being rich.”

The Controllability of Financial Circumstances

• Financial matters are within our control.
• By downgrading our lifestyle and changing our habits, we can improve our financial situation.

“You can control these things.”

The Power of Inversion Thinking

• Inversion thinking involves focusing on avoiding mistakes rather than seeking success.
• By intentionally avoiding common financial pitfalls, individuals can achieve accidental success.

“We can use our brains to find threats more easily than we can find solutions…if you think about your money goals, think about the ways to destroy it.”

“If you don’t make many mistakes, you succeed without trying.”

The 28 Rules of Poverty Flipped on Their Head

• The 28 rules of poverty, when reversed, serve as a guide to achieving financial success.
• By implementing these mindset shifts and behavioral changes, individuals can improve their financial situation.

“The 28 rules of poverty flipped on its head, and you can make your own conclusions about where that’ll take you.”

“Make money and spend less than you make.”