pov you got rich with your day 1s
In this POV driving vlog, the 21‑year‑old creator blends car footage with a motivational monologue about the habits that propelled his success in wholesale real estate. He walks through five core principles: (1) gratitude and the rejection of entitlement, (2) emotional control through stoic thinking, (3) relentless self‑awareness and personal evolution, (4) taking calculated risks and continuously investing in knowledge, and (5) cultivating an abundance mindset over scarcity. He illustrates each point with personal anecdotes—his early misery, the transition from a teenage wholesaler to a consistent earner, his use of health‑tracking tools (Whoop), and his daily discipline (gym, sleep, diet). The vlog also showcases his supercar, visits to a massive Texas gas station (Buc‑ee’s), and interactions with other high‑performance vehicles, using the scenery as a backdrop for the life‑lesson narrative. Throughout, the tone is informal, profanity‑laden, and highly enthusiastic, urging viewers—especially men—to adopt these habits, enjoy the journey, and balance hustle with fun.
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Look at that fucking beauty, man. Look at that baby right there. Look at that baby right there. I wonder who that is. Uh-oh, that's kind of a tight fit. Will it work? Well, why you closing, bro? Of course it will. Shout out to McLaren, man, making great fucking doors. Now we will be heading Oh, now as you can see what I just dumped out of my pockets, there's no vape there. Is there a vape here? Nope. Is there a vape in this pocket? Nope. Is there a vape under here? Nope. Is there a vape here? No, no, no, boys, we are doing it. We have officially not vaped. We have officially not vaped for 3 days now. Let's go and let's turn this off. What's that on the floor? All right, so you can see we don't have the Rolex on today. We have the Whoop, which arguably serves a bigger purpose as I am starting to track my calories, trying to get better sleep. Going to the gym is a non-negotiable, you know, trying to better every angle of my life, you know. All right, let's make this wide turn. GPS connected. Is that a cop? Maybe. Yeah. What do I want to talk about in today's video? Since I haven't made a— since I haven't made a POV drive in a while. So let's talk about the habits of a successful man and all the habits that have actually moved the needle and played a part in my success, which I would say habits, well, the first one is being grateful, not taking taking shit for granted, not thinking that you're owed something as a man because you never are. You're here to create value, not take value. And according to how much value you add, according to how much people you help— feels like this car's following me. Like I was saying, a lot of people are walking around this earth, men especially, thinking that the world owes them something. You know what I mean? Like, the world doesn't owe you fucking shit. And how do I know this so clearly and so Well, well, because I was that person. I was a miserable fuck. I was mad at the world. I was mad at everybody around me because either they had a better opportunity than I did, they were younger than me, they were making more money, and I felt that I was fucking owed something, that I deserved more than everybody else without having to put in the work, without having to add value. And that caused me to be miserable. That caused me to not be grateful for everything that I I already had, for all the gifts from God that I had and the opportunity that I had at hand. This is a cool little Vette. What does it say? I love custom plates. It says Black Vette, if I'm not wrong. It's just kind of clean. Seems like there's a bunch of cops out tonight though. So that's the first thing, being grateful and knowing that you're not owed anything. And that nobody's coming to fucking save you. That is the first thing. Once you realize that, you start to actually live life on your own terms and you start to really take responsibility for everything that you do on a daily basis. So that's the first thing, being grateful for everything that you have, everything that you don't have, and taking responsibility for everything that's happened to you and everything that will happen to you in the coming future. That's the first thing. Second thing, not being emotional. Again, an issue that I faced myself, being an emotional fucking bitch. And that goes hand in hand with taking responsibility. That goes hand in hand with knowing that everything that happens to me is completely my fault. I was always worried about shit that was out of my control, and that goes right into stoicism. That's an even deeper rabbit hole. Stop worrying about things that are out of your control. If people die, that's out of your control, right? If a business— I don't know, what's another thing that people worry about? The fucking news. Whatever the fuck happens on the news, if that's affecting you emotionally, you're worried about shit that you cannot control. If family are talking shit about you, you're worried about shit that you cannot control. If friends are talking shit about you, you're worrying about shit that you cannot control. If your girl went and cheated on you, you're worried about shit that you cannot control. All these external factors that don't directly correlate with your own personal actions and your own impact in your own life and in other people's life, you should not be worried about it. It doesn't fucking matter. Only worry about things that you can control, and your life will be significantly better even if you're living the exact same life that you did the past year. Leave emotions and leave uncertainty and leave doubt all to other people that are less than. Leave it to women because it's okay, they're women, they're okay to be emotional. No offense to women that are watching this video, but I'm talking to the guys, right? Being emotional, leave it to those beings. As a man, being emotional hurts you more than it helps you. Obviously you want to have empathy. Obviously you don't want to be a brick wall. Obviously you don't want to bottle everything out and then explode in the wrong fucking moment. But understanding how to control your emotions, understanding how to move logically and like a fucking man off information, not off emotion, is really going to change your life and make needle-moving impact. What do we talk about? We talked about being in control of your own emotions, right? Understanding that you are in charge of your own reality, understanding that you are responsible for everything that happens to to you, understanding that nobody's coming to fucking save you. I would not have this car if I did the opposite of all those things, right? If you want to fail at life, do the opposite of everything that I'm telling you in this video, literally, and you will fail at life so fast, so easily. You'll fucking surprise yourself how fast you fail, right? The next, have self-awareness. Oh my God. Oh my God, this is a huge one that is rampant in my own personal friend group. We laugh, which is obviously not the best fucking habit to have, to laugh at other people. But the lack of self-awareness in this world is ridiculous. And self-awareness comes from the perspective and your own history and all the trials and tribulations that you have gone through in your own personal life, and also the friends that you have around you. If you have friends around you that when you go in a ridiculous out— when you go out in a ridiculous outfit and they don't tell you anything they tell you it looks good, you have a lack of point of perspective from somebody else. Now, this can mean many things, from the way that you speak, from your vocabulary, from your vernacular, from the way that you fucking cut your hair, from the way that you control your own emotions, from the actions that you take, from the hygiene that you have, from the way that you talk to women, from the way that you talk to your family, from every single aspect of life. You need to have self-awareness and constantly be changing and evolving as a man. The version of myself that was exactly 365 days ago, I would fucking spit on that guy, right? I love that guy. Don't get me wrong, I'm not— I'm not here for self-hatred or any of that black pill shit. But man, I'm doing laps around that guy from every single aspect in life. I'm doing laps around him because I'm way more leveraged, because I have a way better taste, because I have a way better vocabulary, because I know how to treat people in a better way. And if you don't have self-awareness you're not gonna have all these breakthroughs to become the next level of yourself. And so many people are scared to take fucking risk. That is the next fucking point. Take the risk. Invest in yourself. Invest in the knowledge. Invest in whatever you don't know. Be smart enough, be self-aware enough to understand that you just simply don't know what you don't fucking know. Let me not miss my exit from going on this fucking rant. 75 North. Should be this one. Stop being scared. Stop overthinking. Now, I'm not saying in a perspective of, hey, go buy a fucking program, go gamble all your money. Don't do that. Please don't do that. But I'm saying if you don't fucking know something, you're aware that the lack of knowledge that you currently have is costing you more money than the money that you have saved right now or the money that you're currently making, you're making a fatal mistake and you're holding your future version of yourself back. When I first started in this business, I had a couple thousand dollars. And if you don't know what I do, I do wholesale real estate. I flip houses, not, I flip contracts, not houses. I do it all from my house. I've been doing that for 7 years now since I was 14. And I wasn't successful since I started. I really got consistently successful with wholesaling around 2 and a half years in. But I wasn't scared to invest. I knew I was hardheaded enough to know that I had an ego. But yeah, I had— I was hard enough, I was hard-headed enough to know that I had the ego, but humble enough to know that there was so much information out there at the age of 15, at the age of 16, bro. Every single year that has gone by since I started this entrepreneurship journey, I've fucking bought courses, I bought programs, I paid for the information, I paid for softwares, even if I didn't fucking know something, but I was willing to take that next step. I was willing to invest money sometimes that I didn't even fucking have to get to that next level, right? And now with all the knowledge that I have— holy fuck, where are the cops at? And now with the knowledge that I have, I know I'll never be poor again. I can, I can confidently tell my family that we will never have to worry about money ever again. And that's one of the achievements that I'm really, really proud of as a man, right? But I wouldn't have been able to achieve that if I didn't have all these other habits That light, that led me to have this type of mindset. This guy has his fucking lights on. All right, now back to what I was saying of being able to invest in yourself, being at a level of awareness of knowing what you don't fucking know. That goes hand in hand with being— did I really just forget the word? No, I didn't. With being— ah, I literally have a poster in my, in my room. What is the word that I'm looking for? Being abundant. Not being in a scarcity mindset of thinking, of thinking not only low of yourself but low of other people, but low of the capabilities that you could personally have. But being— but thinking low of your own personal potential, right? Having the abundance to know that more money will come, right? My own family still struggles with this sometimes because we didn't come from a lot of money. Now I'm not sitting here telling you the fucking story from rags to riches. Oh, I was dirt poor, I was eating rocks as a kid, and now I'm fucking successful and rich as fuck and I eat steak every day. No, my parents were working class. They made okay money. I just— they just couldn't afford the expensive shit that I fucking wanted, right? I wanted common projects at the age of 14 years old, $500 fucking shoes, and they simply said no because they couldn't afford it, right? Now, okay, police ahead. Let's turn on this radar now. Let's wait till we pass this car. Where is this fucking cop? If you didn't know, we're going to Buc-ee's, which is, uh, I'm pretty sure the biggest gas station in Texas. I'm pretty sure I know who the cop is. Oh, thank God this guy just got right behind me. Oh, okay, he's getting behind this guy. I'm 1,000% sure that's the cop. Let me slow down. Oh, am I gonna be able to see him? Yes, that is the cop. Is this the right exit? Yes, it is. Oh, that's fucking scary. I don't even know why I said that. It's not— it lowkey is, bro. What the fuck? It's midnight, I'm in a supercar, we're going to Bucky's, there's a bunch of race cars up there. It is a little scary cuz it definitely looks suspicious. And if the guy would have ran my plate— I don't know, man. Ah, yeah. And I'm pretty sure— holy shit, look at this gas station, guys! Let's see where these guys are at. All right, we got a little Mustang, little shitty-ass car. You got some fucking shitbox-ass truck. Where are these guys at? Okay, we got a bike, two bikes, and I don't see anybody else. These guys fucking leave. We got some fucking Hellcat. We the other way. That makes sense. So let's go back the other way. Look, you want to go this— oh, I just heard that like fucking timing belt. I thought it was my car. Oh, you got to put gas. The fuck is this guy doing, bro? We got the GT3 RS out. That's pretty fucking sick. We need a sick thumbnail. I got to park in front of this guy. Where's my gas station tank? Is it on this side? It is on this side. All right. All right, let's pump gas and then we will keep going. All right boys, I don't know where we're going, but there's a GT3 RS behind me, there's an M3 in front of me, and then there's another M3 in front of that one. I believe there's actually two more M3s in front of this one. So we're going. We got full gas. But yeah, another thing that I would add as we're driving is have fun, bro. Enjoy the journey, enjoy the struggle, enjoy those tough moments, and enjoy the happiness, bro. Like, I could have been at home right now working on my business again for another extra hour, or I could have just came out and enjoyed some fun time. Now granted, now granted, I believe most of these guys, their parents have money, and I don't think they own their own business. I think they're all in college. But I mean, it's a fun time to hang around them, you know, because all my fucking friends— Troy wants to travel Danny wants to live the Miami lifestyle, so they actually just called me. Danny and, uh, one of the guys that used to be part of the team, John, he called me and seemed a little drunk, but hey, man. Mm, yeah. Yeah, man, enjoy the journey, man, because one day all this shit is gonna end, and it's gonna be sooner or later, or, you know, you don't never know when this shit's gonna fucking end. And that's another reason I fucking got this car. It's like, bro, not only was I 20— oh shit, copper. Not only was I 20 at the time, uh, now I'm 21, and it's like, bro, we're all gonna fucking die. What am I gonna just be a Dave Ramsey and save all my money and have $100 million or $200 million when I'm 60? Like, bro, I want to enjoy this shit. I want to enjoy this shit with my boys. I want to be young and doing this, you know what I mean? Who cares if you have $100 million if you're 60 and fucking crippled? You know what I mean? I think something's nasty, but yeah, I have no idea where we're going. There. I think this is the actual road that we're going to be on. Oh, this is the windy road. Oh, I already know my windshield's going to fucking take a beating. Damn! Look at the flames on that thing. I'm taking this thing safe, cuz it's the first time I'm driving on a windy road in this thing. So yes, I'm having fun, but nothing too crazy. Sounds nice, that little M. And then if you got you guys can see in the back, we have that GT3 RS Weissach package 992. Oh, there we go. Oh, this is a tight road. And you guys got to remember, I am two-wheel drive. That M3 in front of us, I'm pretty sure, is four-wheel. Oh my God. God. Good thing my windshield's already broken, so I don't mind. Thank God this thing hasn't gotten fixed yet. If I don't know how to drive, you guys let me know.
