I traveled to Cabo and met with 78 millionaires

Just go back from traveling to Cabo and Puerto Rico and just hanging out with a bunch of millionaires, people that are like eight figure entrepreneurs, nine figure entrepreneurs. Pretty sure there's maybe some billionaires. I don't, I don't think there was maybe, but anyways, I was spending a lot of time with a lot of people that are far more successful than me over the past couple weeks and I just wanted to rattle off some of the things that I learned over the last couple weeks. You'll notice like the last few days ago, like I haven't put up a video in like five days. Normally I upload like every day, but I, I got like some nasty cold flu at the end of my two week trip and honestly I was just out for the count. So over the last few weeks I came to the, you know, I was, I was remembered getting to this one point and the trip where I was like, what the has my life come to at this point? Like I remember sitting like laying in my, laying in my bed, scrolling through Instagram, playing some random games on my phone, whatever, having zero motivation, wondering if I could ever possibly make money online, if it was even capable, if it was even a remote reality for me because I kept seeing all these people. I'd scroll through social media and see all these people making just shit, tons of money and wondering if like that's even possible or if that's even in the books for myself. Two, I was there in a hotel room in a resort in Puerto Rico, overlooking the ocean, palm trees, to getting on a plane, being in Miami for 20 hours, hanging out with some friends in Miami, running into people, ran into like Steve will do it and some other different people out there in Miami. Then I get on a plane, go hang on Austin for a day and then I get on another plane or Austin for a night and then I get on another plane and then I go to Cabo and I go meet up with a bunch of people where the person, the person that's least amount that they're making is a million dollars a year, the least amount in this room. And there's like 100 people at this place that I go to and many people making $2 million a month, $4 million a month, $5 million a month. And I think there's one guy who's doing million dollar weeks. I think it was, yeah, weeks, days, I don't know one of the two. But anyways, regardless, I go to all of these different places and I'm just sitting there looking at this resort, looking at this beautiful ocean view with more palm trees. Knowing that in a couple days I am gonna go back home to more palm trees. As you see right now, even more palm trees around me and a pool right next to me and just another, you know, back to back to back, right at one after another of palm trees and water and asking myself like, what the. Is my life now at this point? Knowing damn well that I grew up in a small farm town where, mind you, where, you know, I didn't have a whole lot going for me and just my mind was just, I guess, for lack of better words, just, you know, blown from seeing the, you know, the transition and knowing like the person I was. And that's, you know, honestly probably got sick just because I was just so like in awe of my life and just being like this, this can't be real. This can't be a reality. And just hanging out with these people that are doing just insane numbers and realizing that I am a part of the crowd and that I am the friend amidst all of this. And these are like people that are giving me business advice personally. And so over the last couple weeks, you know, I've been in rooms like this before and I've done things like this before, but it was just, it was one of those moments, you know, where you reflect and you're like, this is the thing that I wanted these, this is the version of myself that I was, you know, working so hard to be for, for years, you know, to have it be at a place where it is so normalized, it is so regular, it is just non stop talking to people that I even just a few short years ago would have been so, you know, mind blown that I'm even capable of holding up a conversation with these people. But just one after the other, regularly, for, for days, for weeks, just constantly running and meeting up with different people all over, you know, all over the country, from east coast to west coast to in Mexico and all these different places. And so the, the thing that I realized over these last couple weeks is just for, for starters, how small the world is that I live in. It's. It's a bubble. Ultimately. It's, it's kind of a weird bubble because it feels really big. It feels like it's your entire world. But I know damn well that it is such a, like, minute little spot on the spectrum of life. As in, like, if you were to look at the grand scheme of like 8 billion people, you know, I'm living in this world of, you know, less like the less than 1% of it, probably the, the 0.1% of the entire like human experience as possible out there. And so coming to the realization that, you know, it feels like opportunity is everywhere because it is. You know, there's every person I talk to, they tell me about some new thing that they did and it just exploded their income and it's, it's this new thing that they're working on, this new vision, this new opportunity, this new life, this new, you know, direction that they're going in their life, this huge progress that they've made in the middle of their, their grind. And just the non stop repetitive nature of these wins, it puts you in a state of where you just feel, you're like, you're just, you're constantly winning and you feel so inspired. Like it seems impossible for you to not fail. It seems impossible for you to not, not win. Like the only option is to win because you're just constantly reminded that you're winning. You're constantly surrounded by other people that are having, you know, these, these successes and these wins and doing these incredible things. And so let me not lose this thought train as much as possible in this video. But a lot of it was, you know, a lot of the people that I met were people that they have, you know, it's just so assumed that you're going to be doing something in your life that you just feel at peace in life, you know, that everything is good, you know, everything's gonna be okay. Even if things were to go wrong or whatever to head in a different direction than planned than expected, there's not even wrong, I guess there's not even failure. It's not even a, it's not even a thing. In reality, it is. If things go a different direction than we were anticipating or we're expecting or projecting, then how do we incorporate that into the game plan? How do we add that as, how do we, how do we view that as a blessing? How do we, how do we perceive that shift that, that you know, that alternate reality as our new reality and our new identity in a way that serves us to become somebody that is significantly greater. And what I will say is everybody that I met, they had some sort of higher purpose or some sort of higher power that they were, you know, working towards or working with that was serving them in this direct, like in this journey or this, this whole thing that they were doing. And what I mean by that, not just some sort of woo woo sense, but it was just always something big that was and grand that we are working towards. And so I started incorporating this, like, immediately. So I'll find little things. Like, you know, one of my guys on my team, he wants to, you know, do something for his family is. It's very wholesome. He has a couple of sons and, and he wants to show them the world and teach them what it means to be a man and, and show them what it means to be a good father. And so his goal is he wants to make enough money so then he can get a beautiful property that's not necessarily in the city and, and be able to travel with his sons and get to show them what life really is and, and what it means to be a man. And I think it's really incredible. Like, I want to do everything I can to, to serve this man and, and helping him go on this journey of, of becoming this person and, and showing his kids how, like, what. What he wish he had in his father and. Or what he saw in his father that, that, that inspired him so much. And so I started making that. My mission is to serve that mission of like, you know, helping give this man the opportunities to be able to go live out that opportunity and sharing that with everybody around him as one of our visions or one of our missions as to, like, what we're trying to accomplish. And the grand vision of me trying to help 20,000 people make their first income online, or me helping, you know, me creating a hundred millionaires, or me wanting to build walls in Africa, dig walls in Africa, or making schools in third world countries, these are all things that I've, like, always kind of like, shoved down inside of my, like, shoved down that I was just like, okay, yeah, I want these things. But, you know, when. Then fallacy, I was like, when I'm in this position, then I'll start kind of making this a bigger, bigger thing. But it was one of those things where I realized that all these people that I kept meeting is. They would set whatever it is, the, the vision, the mission, the goal, the journey, the thing that they were building. And even if they didn't even remotely close have the resources to go do said thing, they were constantly sharing that as part of their journey, as part of their being of who they are. And so that made me realize that I was lacking. You know, I wasn't lacking the vision, I wasn't lacking the dream, but what I was lacking was the communication of what my dream is and my vision and, and sharing it with those around me and finding the people who can help serve me on the mission to this journey and sharing it with people and being ready to seize the opportunities that are in front of me to. To help me go on this journey or this direction or. Or to get me closer to that. That grand dream of mine that I have and getting a lot more clarity of it and. And knowing that, you know, after meeting all these, like, thousands of people, at least, you know, thousands of exaggeration, but maybe like, over 150 people that I met that are, you know, super successful over the past couple weeks, which is just knowing that everybody has their own way of doing things. You know, some people are a little bit more, you know, super giving. Some people are super analytical personalities. Some people are, you know, maybe a little bit more on the pessimistic side, as in they're always looking for, like, fail cases or whatever. Each of these different personalities that are out there, they each found a way to lean into the strength, to make it their gift or their skill set that's able to provide value into the marketplace and to be effective in an organization or in a community or in a relationship. And they were able to find these things. You get some little bit better lighting there for us. And they were able to find these features or these aspects of themselves that was able to be a value, to be a strength. What might be a weakness was their strength. And they were able to all find a different way of turning these things. Instead of, like, trying to change themselves and try to become a different person, they were able to accentuate these features. So maybe the common, collected person, you know, or like somebody that was a little bit quieter, a little bit more hush, they were able to use those features to, you know, hone all of their energy into sprints and being able to do that and they didn't have to always be lit. And this person that's extremely extroverted all the time, the person I saw that was, like, making some of the most money that I met. I'm not sure who was necessarily making the most money out of everybody I met, but he was pretty up there, at least, probably top five. And he was probably the awkwardest guy there when it came to things that were outside of business. He was pretty introverted. He was maybe not the most socially apt person that you would kind of expect, but when it came to business, the guy was a fricking most extroverted guy ever. And he was, you know, just obsessed with that. And he was like the most comfortable person in the room when it came to business. And just. And seeing all these different ways that people use their gifts and their talents to become, you know, these, these top performers and these people that are. That are mega successful in, in all their own domains. It's not just about financial, you know, I'm talking about finances here, but it's. They're all able to, you know, I believe that finances is, is an indicator of value that you provide to them marketplace, but finding all the different ways and these talents that people have that is able to provide value to the marketplace. And so that's the thing, you know, is that's my recap for the last couple weeks. I don't know what the that really was, but I just want to share that. Like, you know, me at this stage, after getting to a place where I made 300 grand in a month, I'm consistently making over six figures a month for about a year now. Been considering making 100 grand a month. My first 100 grand a month maybe like three years ago. But, you know, consistently doing 100 grand a month for over a year and, you know, being at a place of success, I would say, you know, reinvesting into yourself, reinvesting into creating, you know, more memories and more experiences and more, giving you more data points to become a significantly more effective person and giving you this awareness that you've never realized that you ever had. By surrounding yourself with other people that are doing what you want to do or at least just have became somebody had to become the best version of themselves. To be somebody that's insanely capable, I will say, is one of the best investments that you can possibly make. It is the thing you need to find people that are who you want to surround yourself with. You want. You need to find people that are a lot closer to the goals that you want, that have similar, similar goals, that are doing similar things and just being there and being in that environment. And naturally as a part of all of it, you will find yourself and you will find your strengths. You will find this version of yourself that you've been looking for this entire time and success and money and riches and wealth and all these things will naturally come a part of, just as a natural byproduct of surrounding yourself with other people that are there. You learn through osmosis is what I'm trying to say here is we, when we surround ourselves with other people that are all at least trying to do something, and we're all effectively, you know, bouncing ideas off of each other regularly. We've all tried different stuff. You know, we can all save ourselves significantly amount of time because we've just failed so much and we're just like, no, no, no, don't touch that button. It'll. It'll blow up the thing. And you have to start all over and just being around by all those people very regularly and just people that are not just like a couple years ahead of you, but like 20 years ahead of you, 40 years ahead of you, and hearing their experiences and their tens of millions of dollars of mistakes that they've made, and you get to save that. That will help save you dramatically. So after recording this video, I realized how. How awful my thought, like, how much of a tough time I have, like, sharing my thoughts sometimes if, you know, I don't get to really sit with it. So I just want to. This is my freaking video vlog journaling session that I got with you guys. Thanks for listening. And that's my thoughts on traveling to Cabo and Puerto Rico and learning and growth. So anyways, that's what I got. There'll be more videos here coming up soon. I got you guys. I'll see you guys in the next one.