When something is popular, competition has already arrived. The speaker argues that abundance—undervalued things not yet in demand—offers real potential, while chasing what everyone wants is a scarcity mindset that kills wealth creation. Write down what you have plenty of but overlook.
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What are the things that you have abundantly but you ought to value? Once it is popular, you are late. It is popular means there's competition now. When it is not popular, it means it's abundant. Oh, there's this opportunity. You've, you've built so much fear. I say let's wait for many people to get in. Your own yardstick for measuring what is accurate is that others you get in because you can't do due diligence. So you use crowd as the yardstick for your validation. You now start struggling with them, you see, because the culture that has developed your thinking is a culture of crowd cues. You've seen what is still abundant and you are seeing value there. This, this is the rule of investment. Are you aware? This, we can make many rules out of this. This is the way you build wealth. You have been trying to build wealth from scarcity, the management of scarce resources. I can look at you now and say, he attends Light Nation. And just feel there are many of them, then I don't value you. And you may have what it takes to change my life, then I lose that. Then I start pursuing what is cast, that, that's where it will come from. That's a dysfunctional way to think. So you want to note this and write me an assessment for yourself.