Devon Canup argues that if you actually commit to getting a six pack, you will get one. The video challenges the idea that reaching $30,000 a month requires working multiple jobs, instead focusing on financial opportunity strategies and working smarter rather than just harder.
The amount of people that are actually trying to make 30k a month is probably less than 10%. It's not that many people that are actually pursuing it. You see, most people are doing the things that can't even get them there. Working a 9 to 5 job, you're not going to get to 30k a month. You're going to be capped. Let's say you're going to pay $8,000 a month. What is that, like $100,000 a year salary? You're working, let's say 40 hours a week at this job, eight hours a day. What are you going to do, double your hours? Now you're making $16,000 a month working two jobs, 80 hours a week. What do you do, triple your work? That's $24,000 a month, working 120 hours a week. First of all, is that even sustain, Is that even possible? Third of all, it's still not even $30,000 a month. And so if you want to make 30 grand a month, you have to work differently. It's not about working harder. It's not about putting in more hours. It's about having opportunity vehicles that can even get you to 30k a month in the first place.
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