A speaker who dealt drugs and nearly got expelled shares how he lost everything in crypto, got a job, and rebuilt to millions through relentless reinvestment. Success isn't glamorous, he says. It's doing work others won't and lasting longer than everyone else.
This was me before when I was younger. Prideful. I used to sell drugs, do horrible things. I was basically on academic probation all throughout high school, and I almost got kicked out of my graduation for wearing Jordans. I am not some type of special person with a high IQ. I'm a normal person. I just made it out by putting in a lot of work. People think this is what success looks like, shooting movies, renting yachts, doing these public speeches, but that's not how it is. That's what it really looks like. See that? Friday night, 10 o'clock at night. I just lost all of my money on crypto. Instead of crying about it, I got to work, got a job, and doubled up the next cycle. Started going extremely hard, putting all my money back in crypto, which led to me making millions of dollars. What it really looks like— here's the secret— is hard work, dedication, and doing things you don't want to do. It's as simple as that. If you want to win, you have to last the longest. If you want to win, you have to know the most. You have to do what nobody else is willing to do.
