Alex Hormozi on The Rise of Jay-Z: Rapping to Promotion to Business Tycoon #success #entrepreneur

If you think about Jay Z in the beginning of his career, the first thing he did was he learned how to.

Rap. Jay Z's embarrassing your time after Bigger rhyme master Bigger. The last Jay Z Rom so you can say I'm Super Phelan.

And then he started learning how to promote another skill. Significantly more money. And then after that figured out how to do a record label and distribute even more money. And then after that, he figured out how to recruit other artists and get them sound on his label. Even more money. And so what happens is that he still needs these early skill sets. Even though he didn't monetize them hard there, he he monetized them big later. Skills will compound. If you have one plus one plus one, it doesn't equal three when it comes to skills. If you are good at math, cool. If you learn bookkeeping a little bit more. If you learn how to become an accountant, even more. If you start understanding taxes and insurance, all of a sudden you're a cfo. Now, if you start understanding M and A and mergers, entity structures, all of a sudden you're not only a cfo, you're a rainmaker. You're somebody who can bring in deals, execute deals, et cetera.

The earning potential difference between somebody who's an accountant and a rainmaker is tens of millions.