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From Bootstraps to Millions: - Tay Sweat #5945 · Financial Survival Network

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So the story for me, it starts, of course, of course reading
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books about nutrition. But I'm building a habit of reading books. So now
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I like reading because where I come from, it's frowned upon. We don't
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really care for reading where I come So I'm starting to like the books.
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I'm starting to like, you know, to have more information. And so
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I didn't say, hey, well if I could do this with my health
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just by reading a few books, maybe I could do this with about little.
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Well, person you're about to hear from. True is proof that you
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can build eight figures without major financing. Tay Sweat Dynamic success. Your journey
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from launching a Sweat for life to eight figure success. How does this happen
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tay honestly, pure great on my end, and a lot of luck.
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I always need luck. I mean always say I'd rather be lucky than smart,
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absolutely, and anyone who's successful says that too, because it's a lot
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easier to be lucky than it is to be smart. But if you're smart,
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maybe you get to hold on to some of it. If you're lucky,
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you know, you never know. So like tell us where you grew
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up, what it was like growing up there, and how you made this
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transition. Absolutely so. Born and raised in Nashville, Tennessee. Single mom.
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You know, she worked multiple jobs, so very hard working mother.
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I have a younger brother, two of us, two boys, single mom
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raising two boys. And honestly, the environment that I grew up in wasn't
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the best for you know, education, It wasn't the best who were healthy
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eating. I had a lot of you know things that I had to face.
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They called that a food desert, right, so that you can get
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as fast food, which is if you consider that you wouldn't put gasoline in
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your car that was diluted with fifty percent water, you shouldn't be putting food
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in your body that has zero nutritional value. And basically is going to kill
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you over time. Right movement, Absolutely correct, And yeah, that was
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that was pretty much's you know, my upbringing. So I played in a
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very active in sports in my childhood. But still, even you know,
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being so active, I ended up gaining a lot of weight. So at
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maybe fifteen sixteen, I was three hundred and forty pounds. Oh my god,
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wow, very overweight. Yeah, very overweight. I had ended up
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getting diabetes, high blood pressure, all the stuff that comes with the fast
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metabolic syndrome. Man, that's saying high blood pressure, high sugar, high
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cholesterol. I'm sure your your triglycerides were through the roof as well, right,
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absolutely, he's indlinget all it. Hey, that's it. Yeah,
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many been there, done that. You know. I used to weigh like
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my peak clost to fifty pounds more than I weigh right now, and not
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quite as extreme as your case, but still it takes put toll on your
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body, your limbs, your knees, your shoulders, your hips, everything,
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your body. It's just not designed to really put up with that.
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So something changed though for you. And also I assume that in the situation
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you were in, it was hard to avoid negative negative interactions with law enforcement
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too as well. Right, absolutely, if you didn't have enough, absolutely,
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so your layering it on, right, so you have all these things
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that are you know, essentially against you. But for me, I'm a
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very positive person. If you know me, you know I'm always walking around
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a smile. I'mstaying so even you know back then that was my case.
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So I'm looking around using it. I'm the very you know, I'm not
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the brightest, but I'm very common with my sense. So I'm very common
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sense type of person, and I'm very logical. So essentially I'm looking at
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around and people who have the things that I have, diabetes, high blood
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pressure, all the weight. They're a little bit older, maybe ten years,
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five years older. I'm noticing that haven't shoes. They're dying there.
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You know, they're going through things that I see myself going down that same
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road. And I don't want to deal with these things. So I'm telling
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myself, hey, if we have the same qualities or worth sharing the same
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illness, I should change this because I don't want that result. And that's
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literally where the light bulb went off in my head and from then I started
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studying at a very young age. I started studying nutrition. I was walking
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around high school with a gallon of water. Like literally, I just flipped
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the switch and changed my trajectory. So fast forward, I just boozing,
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you know, over one hundred and twenty pounds I got now to maybe hundred
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and eighty pounds. Diabetes went the way, high blood pressure and hard disease
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at all, subsibin. We stopped beating garbage. It's amazing. Now your
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body is a self correcting mechanism of organism. And probably I would venture to
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say, you're thinking cleared uply had foggy. You wake up and your brain
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you just have brain fog from all that sugar floating around there, all those
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carbohydrates. You cut them out, and all of a sudden, your body's
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burning ketones and you have such clarity, and then you can work on the
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external world. You worked on the internal world right absolutely spotal and yeah,
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that's exactly what was happening, you know, fasting. So yeah, a
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big part of my journey came from fasting. Like you said, taquitosis.
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And then you love your story, man, because so many of you out
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there don't do this, and it's not that hard. You know, all
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you got to do is shut your mouth. You're not gonna You're not going
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to become healthy going to the gym, although exercise is certainly a pillar of
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good health and vital to good health activity. But uh, if you shut
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your mouth, you stop beating garbage and fast fast thing. I've done it
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myself. The most I was able to do is three and a half almost
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four days. It sounds like you you were like on week long fast.
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Actually no so at the time, because I was still very active. I
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would do anywhere between twenty four to seventy two hours. Oh it's perfectory.
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Yeah, it didn't take a lot. I didn't do any extended I think
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the longest I've tried extended fast, and I think the longest I do was
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six days. So I didn't get to six days on water Oh water fast
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I do, like I'm not wow coffee coffee fast absolutely So yeah, you
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know I love fast and said something I still practiced to this day. It's
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very helpful for you, know when you said the cop of the function is
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amazing, Right, So if don fast and you want to be more productive
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time wise, and also commenty fastenest the way to go listens that totally agree
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with that and the and then the clarity of mind, you know, like
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I didn't know it, but myself, I just hyper glycemic my entire life,
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and when I had that three o'clock crash in the afternoon, I'd be
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ready to pass out. And even still if I eat a lot of bread
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early in the day or something sweet, I'll still get that hyper glycemic crash.
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And then when you don't have it, it's like, wow, this
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is like this, this is the way it's supposed to be, right right,
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absolutely absolutely, And you know that's that's my everyday routine as well,
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because I noticed that, you know, during the day and I get to
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work out in I make sure you know, doing my trading, and I'm
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making sure you either facet or super super low car If I do have carbs,
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it'd be berries, you know sometimes. Yeah, I know that was
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great rings of high fiber loan carbs. I'm also like big into dark chocolate,
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not too much of it, but it just doesn't have a lot of
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carbs and it's got a lot of other benefits. So hey, so if
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you can turn around your health, then you can turn around your wealth.
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Right, that's right, absolutely, So tell us your financial journey because it
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sounds like it kind of paralleled your health, your physical journey. Absolutely.
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I think I tell people to you know, to this day, it's very
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hard to have the wealth without the health. And for me, the wealth
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came after the health. I once I was able to improve my vessel and
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get it, you know, firing on all cylinders, I was able to
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read more books. I remember when you eat a very high carbohydrate, high
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sugar diet and you try to read a book. Oh, forget it all
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in a sleep, right, Hey man, it's I. You know,
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we're so similar. We grew up in totally different background. But Matt I
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was eating pretzels and chips before they came up with barbecue potato chips, where
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the is the first, in my opinion, the first biohacked food where they
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put sweet and salt and threw in some vinegar. So you can totally short
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circuit your body is satiety mechanism. You could just eat like bags of these
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things, worst thing in the world for you. And we just know about
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glycemic indexes, glycemic response. We didn't understand that, you know, the
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nutrition was telling us no, low car low fat, don't look at the
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food pyramid, just to have as much carbs as you want. Don't eat
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fat because that'll kill you. And it is exactly the opposite. So and
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you know, when it comes to building wealth, they tell us all these
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things, and there's a lot of deception going on there as well. If
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there was a wealth pyramid put up the Department of Treasury, it would be
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as deceptive as the food pyramid put out by the Department of Agriculture. Absolutely,
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absolutely they want you to I'll go to school for forty you know,
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for twenty years, and work a job for forty and you know that time.
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Yea, yeah, that's fine, that's okay if you if that's what
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you want, absolutely, but as a pathway, you know, and look
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like an average person, you buy a house in your twenties, you get
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married, you have a job, you work. I mean, if that's
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what you want to do, that's great, and you will succeed. But
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if you're eating badly, you might die before you get to realize the rewards
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of your lifetime of labor. So that's exactly where I was going. Yeah,
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because you tend to see our you know, our grandparents or even our
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parents, you know, they got to retirement age and couldn't enjoy because they're
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sick. When they were, you know, keeping up with other sick family
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members. So maybe they weren't sick, but maybe a husband and wife and
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you know, a son order, maybe they were sick so they had to
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take care of them. So your whole retirement is down the toilet because you
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have to work another job, and that job is family and sickness. So
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I see it. I see it often, see that a lot. Yeah,
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yep, yep, it's so true. So so how did you How
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did you learn to build wealth? And who taught you? You must have
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had some mentors here, absolutely plenty of mentors. So the story for me,
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it starts, of course, of course, reading books about nutrition.
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But I'm building a habit of reading books. So now I like reading because
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where I come from from, it's frowned upon. We don't we don't really
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care for reading where I come from. So I'm starting to like the books.
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I'm starting to like, you know, to have more information. And
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so I didn't say, hey, well if I could do this with my
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health just by reading a few books, maybe that could do this without will.
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So I started reading more and more books. The you know, Rachiss
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man in bab blah blah. Oh, I love that right, acre and
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acres of diamonds. I'll bet you did acres of diamonds thinking rich or that
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think and grow rich. Well this, sir, yes, sir, so
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for me and I started there and it opened my brain. It just gives
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you a clear sight of what you should be doing, different than what majority
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of people are doing. So I started business as a personal trainer. People
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saw me lost, you know, I lost so much weight to think,
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hey can you just teach us? Say, hey, of course I can.
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So I started personal training business. And this is back in maybe twenty
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thirteen, twenty twelve. Yeah, I start, you know, training,
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and I knew that I needed to get around wealth because of course in richest
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man, rich man in Babylon, that's one of the things you know,
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see if you can get around, you know, the wealth. So I
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knew that personal training will be a great area not only to exercise my superpower,
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which was how to lose weight at the time, but also I could
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get around people who could afford personal training, which is usually going to be
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some one who has decent amounts of money. Very smart. So I get
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around few, you know, doctors, lawyers. Actually one of my best
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friends that came from my personal training journey, he's a surgeon at Vanderbilt.
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And as I see a lot of my clients struggling with certain habits like nutrition,
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I'm noticing very I guess seeing it's very similar in how the discipline or
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the lack thereof in the world of finance and success. I noticed that the
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discipline might be great on the success side, but not so well the eating
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and the health side. And I noticed a lot of the people who I
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personal train and work with the nutrition, they had it together financially, but
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were struggled, you know, in the health. I get it. And
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I saw to tell myself, if I can keep my health together and also
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get the wealth, I'd be much better than these people myself. And so
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I'm talking to him. You know, his name is Manny. So I'm
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talking to doctor Manny, and I'm thinking, hey, man, I think
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if you can become a surgeon, a high level surgeon, went to Brown,
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went to Harvard, if you can do this and still struggle with discipline
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in your eating, then I'm knowing that there's much more to you and much
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more that can be done if you tighten up the discipline. So I'm going
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to practice some of the things you've done, but I want to add the
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discipline to it, and I'm going to reach this just like you did.
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And we had that talk. He said, man, you're got to be
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a rich man. And he had a crystal ball because he did come true.
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Word, that's so great. So all right, so from personal training,
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obviously you're not going to be an eight figure personal trainer. So how
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did it go from there? Absolutely not. I did get I did do
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really well for myself. One of the things I noticed, so I hired
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a coach. It's one of my first mentors. I think it was AJ.
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So AJ put in my head that the only way to reach true wealth
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is to stop training hours for dollars. Yes, I had to do.
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And so I noticed that as a personal trainer, it's hey, pay me
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and at the time it was one hundred bucks an hour. So yeah,
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I give you an hour, you give me one hundred bucks. Well,
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there's only so many hours in the day. It's only so many, you
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know, trainings that you can do a week. So we come up with
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a hybrid plan to take it to the internet. And this is right around
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the beginning of Instagram and YouTube starts to blow up. So I decided to
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start training people online. And instead of training time for money, I decided
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to create a system to where I could work with three hundred, four hundred
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and five hundred people with maybe half the time that I normally would do.
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So I charged the membership I started, you know, it was maybe three
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hundred bucks a month, and I started teaching for free on YouTube. As
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far as health goes, this is what the dude just giving value. You
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get value, you get value. And the more value I got, the
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you know, reciprocity pouring on in and people started signing up and started making
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three hundred bucks a month per person, and so yeah, we got to
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my first one hundred people and things started looking pretty crazy and thinking, oh
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wow, this is the US viral. Oh yeah, this is getting good
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before we knew what viral was. That's right. So I'm you know,
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blown away because you know, thirty k a month for me is you know,
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back especially where I coach from. Its guess a lot of monch sure
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any place you come for accident, the wealthiest people in society, thirty k
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of months is making a darn good living. Absolutely absolutely. So yeah,
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I'm thinking, now, okay, we we're onto something. So it starts
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growing and it goes from you know, one hundred people, two hundred people,
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goes to three fifty four hundred. I'm thinking, Okay, this is
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way too much money for me. I don't know how do I do with
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it. So I'm stacking money. I'm not spending anything. I kept my
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camry. I had a twenty ten camry. I just kept the can right
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live beneath your beans, Yes, sir, absolutely. And so I'm living
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in the same apartment that I was in. I litter just I just kept
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saving the money and reinvesting into the business. And I meet so my good
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friend, doctor Mannie. He introduces me to another potential client as name is
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Charlie. And Charlie really good guy. He you know, he wants to
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work with me. You know very I could tell just from his conversation.
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Uh, he's a very rich man because huh yeah, he had a not
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so will leg. His leg was pretty messed up. And he goes,
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hey, if you can help me fix my leg, I'll give you five
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million dollars. That's one you got to go for, man, Absolutely right.
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So I'm thinking I'm going, wait a minute, Okay, this guy,
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even if it's really helped a lot of money to even say something like
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that. Well, come to find out Charlie was a billionaire. Okay,
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some five million for health. That's a good trick. That's a great money
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buy health, you know, absolutely absolutely, so I'm thinking, okay,
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wait a minute, I definitely want to work with you. I definitely want
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to help you heal your leg, your leg and strengthen it up. However,
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I don't want your money, I said, I want the education that
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you have, the know how how did you become a billionaire? What do
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you do? And I really got introduced at that point to equities and else
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where. It all went straight up from there, and I then found out
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what to do with my money. How did I have, you know,
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equities and how to get equity in real estate? And you know, so
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I bought my first place and things started coming along from there and over the
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time, you know, things really got well. And that's how we reached
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those nothings of the a shigures. Really so, so, how did Charlie's
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leg do? Charli's leg got a little bit better. It was something that
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it was nerve damage that wasn't anything that could be fully huge. Yeah,
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not by me, you know, without surgery. That's what I want to
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know. I don't care about. I don't care about as contacts or anything
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else. I want to know, like how Charlie's leg worked out. But
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you know, I'm just kidding, but you know it's like, yeah,
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when when there's damage to your body, there's reversible damage. And there is
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reversible damage, right, absolutely, and so the point is that you really
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you have to prevent that irreversible damage from taking place. And easier said than
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done. But okay, so so now we're we're swimming with the sharks here,
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right, and the sharks Now, so if you had to sum up
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what wealthy people, what the difference between wealthy and poor people is in the
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middle class, what would that be? Oh, that's a great question.
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The number one thing that I've seen the differences in wealthy versus poor people is
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poor people tend to spend money on liabilities you like, you know, Robert
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Yessaki, Absolutely right, We like things like absolutely, and we take out
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debt for cars, We take out debt our shoes and the clothes and vacations,
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and that stuff does not return any money, so you're on the hook
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to pay that off later. So you're borrowing tomorrow's money for today things.
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And what I notice is that with the wealthy, you know, what we
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do is we borrow tomorrow's money to invest today. Yeah, and investment pays
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back the money and brings tomorrow money at the same time. Sutcha. That
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was the biggest thing I noticed. Okay, so, uh yeah, there's
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what Robert Kiyosaki says, and I've experienced this firsthand. There's good debt,
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there's bad debt. Good debt is enables you to buy assets that bring cash
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flow and basically pay for themselves. Bad debt is buy you know, mortgage
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for a house, which, look, it could be good debt. Honestly,
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during these inflationary times. If you could have gotten a three percent mortgage
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with the inflation rate as it is now, that's good death. But you
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know, and then cars and things like that, that's bad death. So
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uh all right, So then but then that's enough to make a few million
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maybe, But to get eight figures, how does that work? So with
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the eight figures, it's the combination of few thinks. At this time I'm
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investing, this is over of course, I see I met Charlie at maybe
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twenty five, so I was twenty five when I met Chardon, who thirty
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four now, so it was almost ten years ago. So at the time,
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I'm investing in things that and of course, you know it's one of
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Robert kiss Back his favorite bitcoin, and I'm hearing a lot of you know,
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trash is you know, cash is trash, and you know in gold,
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get in bigcoin, and get in real estate. So you know,
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at the time I'm buying bitcoin and I'm buying stocks, I'll still buy stocks.
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I like stocks. Yeah, And honestly, I'm just piling Monday into
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bigcoin, piling Bunny into I think I got a big coin. At the
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first time I bought it, it was at three thousand dollars, and I
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kept accumulating as high as eleven maybe twelve thousand, yea eleven, twelve thousand,
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and it shot up to sixty sixty eight. He had called the pink
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all the peak Soday, me and master trader Nick Santiago called the peak of
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bitcoin to the day. So I got out, Yeah, I got out.
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I saw reversal signs, but by this time I'm pretty good with technical
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analysis. I'm looking at the reversal signs and I see a nice big head
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and shoulders forming. I saw a topping tail. I saw I saw a
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few things sellers stepping in at that sixty eight thousand, so I was fully
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out. I was fully I sold my last bit coin at maybe sixty five.
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Oh man, you got it right at the top. I mean I
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didn't spy, but I knew to sell at that at that peak for sure,
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because it is a parabolic move. Markets don't support that, and people
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get sucked in, and you're either dumb money or smart money. All right,
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So fast forward to today. Where are we today? So things are
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looking well today. And I took a lot of the money that I made
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bigcoin s and P five hundred also day not day trade, more of a
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swing trade, a swing trade options. So things that neg out pretty well.
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So I've invested in a few real estate dues here and I live in
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Puerto Ricano, so bot a condo beach front condo property here in Puerto Rico.
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And that thing does pretty well performance wise as well as a red tool.
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So we ranked it out and you know, honestly, we're just looking
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for the next big thing. I'm looking. I'm checking my charts and I'm
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looking and I'm seeing what is the next opportunity. But honestly, I'm seeing
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some things play out here. So I'm waiting for a pullback in the market
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here. I feel like the s P five hundred and is in a wave
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down. People have a wave see down maybe too, I say maybe thirty
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eight hundred, thirty eight hundred my SP five hundreds. What I'm looking for
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as little as maybe three thousand, I think, so, so that's like
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almost a third of what off of where it's at today. Right Absolutely,
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we're sitting at roughly forty f week three three and some change, so forty
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two forty three. You know, I don't watch it every day because it
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drives me insane and I'm not a trader. Yeah, but it's all good,
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right absolutely absolutely, so, so yeah, I'm looking at you know,
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we have five waves down. I'm looking at the bigger timeframe and I'm
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looking at uh, you know, usually when you see a five wave five
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way movement, it's usually gonna be a bearish move. So this olish move
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we've seen over the last maybe six months, maybe even a year, because
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I want to say the bottom was October twenty two, So the bottom of
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October twenty two we had a rally. I think this was our ABC up
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or corrective move. So i'd like to see a move lower. Yeah and
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yeah. At that lower move, I'll definitely be looking to load up because
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I see I see some pinions of potential five thousand on the S five hundreds.
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I'd like to get any of that load. Uh huh, Okay,
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So we should be selling right now or should we just get out and wait
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for it to When do you think it's going to turn around? I don't
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think it's on the turn around yet. I personally have us moving up another
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I'd say maybe forty. So if we're forty two forty three hundred right now,
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I see maybe forty fives before or out with back to bushit. But
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I may start adding to a position maybe around swy false wave. That's I
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usually scale in I'm doing you're doing ETF, So what are you doing?
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So I usually trace the spiders, so the spy s B why, yeah,
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I'm sure the five hundred. Yeah, got it. I like I
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like to see a move up just a little bit, and maybe I'll love
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to fade it down down to four hundred three eighty on the spine and yeah,
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we're looking to grab some long so I can take in up over the
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next few years. All right, cool. So what about leverage using leverage?
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Well, obviously, if you're buying futures, you're leveraging. But in
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general, training people, what do you do? Uh? With training people?
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I absolute littlely stay away from leverage. Absolutely, I don't think it's
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more especially starting out. I'd rather people practice with the cheapest or the most
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or the least risk. So we buy shares, We say, hey,
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get in. If it moves five dollars, you lose five dollars a year.
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Right, It's something that you can stomach versus you know, leverage.
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You know I've seen crazy leverage, especially the crypto world. Yeah, oh
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yeah, well you see what's happened to Sometimes they're so leverage they don't even
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own the actual crypto, like Sam the Freedman right to name bank freed Absolutely,
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so I don't I'm not a big fan of the leverage. Yes,
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this is a great opportunity if you know exactly what you're doing, But even
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in my case, I'm pretty good at what I do, and I still
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don't believe in leverage, not too much lever, so to your point once
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the thing is futures do like options as well, but I'm not going too
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crazy with the leverage, and even with the trading futures and options, I'm
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very conservative with myes. I'm not, you know, betting the house.
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Yeah, I'm I'm Hey, I'm with you one hundred percent. Hey,
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we want to find out more about you want to do. I want to
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