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Ryan Daniel Moran argues that success isn't solo. He credits a seventh-grade teacher, mentors Travis Sago and Mark Jenny, and the Capitalism Conference for rewiring how he thinks. Who you spend time with and what you consume changes everything.
Ryan Daniel Moran argues that success isn't solo. He credits a seventh-grade teacher, mentors Travis Sago and Mark Jenny, and the Capitalism Conference for rewiring how he thinks. Who you spend time with and what you consume changes everything.
No one really succeeds alone, right? I mean.
I think it takes somebody actually taking action on something in order to create a result. Obviously it takes like somebody to make things happen, but I mean, no one really succeeds without the support of other people. Right now we're driving around in my Tesla. I have. My Tesla's name is Terry. And Terry was the name of my computer teacher in seventh grade. Because in seventh grade, Terry, Terry Blackiston taught me how to make websites. And I built my first businesses using the things that I learned in my seventh grade computer class. I learned email marketing from my mentor, Travis Sago. And I learned to think bigger from my mentor and best friend, Mark Jenny. And it takes one person in order to change everything. One idea, one strategy. And the fact way to get the results that you want in your life is to surround yourself with people who are already seeing the results that you want and that think bigger than you. You wouldn't believe how many people say, you know, I was really struggling to be an entrepreneur. I was trying really hard to be an entrepreneur, but I never put the pieces together until I watched that one YouTube channel of ours on our YouTube channel about building a million dollar business in 12 months. And you wouldn't believe how many success stories I hear people say, you know, even if we haven't met in person, you mentored me through that one video. There's a reason why every December we work really hard and work pretty much all year long to put serial millionaires and billionaires on stage at our conference, which is called the Capitalism Conferen. Because when we bring in a group of people who have done something amazing and for three days you're pounding your brain with what seems impossible to most people, you can't help but change as the result. Our brains actually get wired for the results that we want. Our brains actually biologically change based on, on what we put into them, meaning what we read, what we listen to, and who we hang out with. The thoughts that we have that are being shaped and changed come from their inputs, from what other people say and think about. And you can affect your own thoughts to a certain extent. But the way that you really create massive results in your life quickly, whether you want to lose weight or you want to be.
An incredible success, you do that by surrounding yourself with people who are getting the results that you want or even better results than you. And you go to conferences and you listen to podcasts and you watch videos and you go to mastermind groups, and that is the fastest way that you change. That's why we do podcasts, and that's why we put on the Capitalism conference, and it's why we do the things that we do. Because I believe that if you change a person, you change their family. And when you change a family, you change an entire community, and then the country and the world. And that's how we're going to create a better. A better world. So if you have a result that you want in your life that you're not getting.
The one thing that you can do today that will change everything is if you change the inputs that go here. You change what you put into your brain and who you hang out with. You get a mentor, you listen to people, and you pound your brain with their thoughts, and you will begin to think like them. And as a result, you'll get the results that they had. That's how you literally hack success.
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