A short YouTube talk by T. Harv Eker arguing that becoming a trainer, speaker, or author is a fast path to wealth and that anyone can succeed by teaching from their own meaningful experiences. Eker emphasizes that content alone isn't enough — effective training requires knowing how to train (pedagogy/technique), which many people overlook.
From my experience, the single most effective way to get rich, the quickest way, is to become a trainer. If you are a trainer, speaker or author, the income can be extreme. But guess what? You don't even have to be in the training business at all to create wealth by teaching. To succeed in this business, you don't need to be extraordinary or, or even special. You don't need to be the best speaker or writer on the planet. You don't need to be polished or look perfect. And you don't need to have connections in the industry. You teach based on the experience and the transformations that you have personally had meaning. You teach other people based on what you know and what you love. But here's the thing. Just teaching what you know well, it's not enough. You need to know how to train. And that's where most people fail. They think training is all about the content and the information and the data that they're delivering. But you know what? It's not. There is much, much, much more to it than that.
