June 15th, 2024 Divine King: DREAMS and FUTURE CASTING

Williams here. What's up, big guy? You're doing great.

Yeah, doing excellent.

Awesome. Awesome. William, tell us one of your biggest dreams in life. We'd love to hear from someone who is not my age. What are you dreaming about these days?

Well, I just, Like, make sure my, like, my family, my children, even my grandchildren don't have to, like, worry about, you know, if the worst happening. Of course I, like, want them to work hard, but, like, I.

Want them.

To, like, have full stability, I guess. And like, that's like my. That's one of my dreams, I guess. Like, like, for charities.

I.

Like to, like, provide like, technology to more disadvantaged countries and stuff. But I haven't, like, fully thought. Thought about it yet. I haven't fully thought about that through yet because, like, I feel like I should, like, focus on, you know, my family first, I guess.

Love that.

That's cool. Those are some big dreams. So provide technology to charities, organizations, non profits, maybe other countries, and help your family that isn't here yet, but help them in the future. Kids and grand. Yeah, I love that you're already thinking about that. That's amazing.

Yeah, that's really cool.

I was like, I was avoiding thinking about kids and grandkids until I was probably mid 20s.

So.

Very mature of you. I love that. I'll offer you some fun insight. Again, it's just all, of course, my opinion, but we hear that a lot from individuals who talk about either financial freedom or money or goals. But they'll say something to the extent of, I, I want to make enough money so that I don't have to worry about, or someone doesn't have to worry about xyz. And yeah, what I've learned in my short existence on this earth is that it's very, very, extremely improbable to create a feeling for someone else of not worrying. Because that, to them can mean all different kinds of things. And if our brain subconsciously knows that something is most likely on the high level of, or close to impossible, then it becomes very difficult for that to ever actually manifest into reality. Because even if they don't have to worry about it going away, they might worry about it growing. So people can still worry, right? Our kids or our grandkids might still worry about our money. Maybe just not the exact way that you might not perceive them to worry, but they might still worry. Another example, William, I meet a lot of men and one of their biggest dreams is they're like, I want to make sure that my wife never has to work ever again. And I always Go, what's your wife think about that? And they're like, I don't know. I didn't ask her. You know, I'm like, well, your wife probably wants to do something, most likely. And then they'll say, yeah, well, I don't want her to have to worry about it. I'm like, my dog. You'll never be able to make enough money so that your wife doesn't worry about something. Women naturally think about more things than men. Like, last night, my wife asked me if the car windows were locked.

Sure. Yes.

I was like, I'm. I'm pretty sure.

I'll go check.

I mean, they're in the. The garage is closed. I'll go check, though, you know, to give you that peace of mind. But I'm pretty sure the wind just.

Looked at the app, Right? I mean, you didn't move. You didn't literally move, right?

No, I went downstairs.

You did.

I went downstairs. Yep. Good man. Gives the point of William. I love that. And the more you can get crystal clear and be able to provide things that don't have to not be in your control in order for your dream to so come true is an extremely valuable aspect of your dream, because dreams essentially are going to be for you, and other people can benefit from them. So if we always think about other people and we think. And we. We think about what other people are going to feel and how they might feel, we want to do our absolute best to go, okay, well, I would love to create five technologies for nonprofits that make their operation so much more efficient. You don't necessarily know how those technologies are going to impact the company profit and loss standpoint, but if you can make it easier for them to operate and you can make it easier for them to be in existence, that would be a really, really good example of something that's very, very specific and isn't tied to how the other person feels or what they actually end up doing with that technology. Because then if there's misalignment there at the end of the goal, your brain's gonna know that, and the subconscious alignment will never really be there, if that makes sense. It's kind of like saying. It's kind of like saying, I want to make so much money that my wife. Me and my wife never have an argument ever again.

You just cracked me up tonight.

But like, that. There's same thing with, like, a friend. Like, you should never even. That shouldn't even be money. Money doesn't have that connection. Right. Because money's relationship, energy, and in all good relationships, you need to have some level of Ying and yang. Put light and dark, push and pull. Like, there has to be something there. So being aware of you and. And your kids and your grandkids, which is the coolest thing ever, find out what you really want to leave them. And if it's the ability for them to overcome worry, if it's the ability for them to have strength so that they can face any obstacle, or they have the knowledge and the situational mental awareness to move past any challenge, that would be a better gift, most likely, than them not having to worry. Because the greatest gift we can ever give our kids is difficulties that they can handle, or as Anil Gupta says, adversities that they can handle.

Right.

Giving them things where, like, you can. You can do this. Like, you can open that packet of applesauce by yourself, and seeing them struggle with it for five minutes and knowing in your brain it'd be easier just to open applesauce for them, but it's like, it's applesauce. It'll work itself out. And letting them figure it out instills just that capacity. So I think it's just the greatest thing ever that you're already thinking about kids and grandkids and you're. You're already thinking about legacy creation, because that's what you're doing, man. When you give technology to other countries and other communities, other. Other companies that right now aren't that efficient, that's really, really great, man. I'm proud of you. That's really cool.

Yeah, thanks for the insight.

Yeah, of course. So today. Today's webinar is called Future Journaling. That's what it's about. I want you to tell me a dream or a goal, and I'm gonna tell you exactly how to get there. So whoever wants to go.

He said that with a straight face, guys. Isn't that awesome?

Who has a dream, who has a vision, who has a goal, who has something they want to have in their life? Darren's going first. Raymond, he beats you. All right, Darren, go for it.

Yeah, I'd like to improve my trading. I've struggled with it for a lot of years to get consistent and. Yeah, so you have so many. So much success. And I listen to your other fellows on their videos, and, yeah, they do really well. So I'd like to chase that a bit harder as well, if possible. I've done it pretty hard the last 10 years.

Well, there's. There's a lot of people in here that know me from the stock market world, know me from the trading world, I want to become better trading. Because if you become better trading, that means you make more money. And if you make more money than all the things that come with more money happen to your life. You use one of my favorite words in there, Darren. Consistent. And if you've been trading and you get. And if you don't trade, put in any word you want. It doesn't matter if you've been boxing, if you've been doing jiu jitsu, like if you've been running, put whatever word you want. But if you've been trading and you want to be better at it, which means to make more money, go ahead and come up with a time frame and a timeline and a time horizon where you do one thing so that you can track how consistent you actually are. And when you're not consistent, discipline yourself. So when I say do one thing, the example I bring up very often, Darren, is I traded Apple, only Apple for two years. So when it was Tuesday, guess what I was doing Apple. Friday afternoon. Still Apple. What about Sunday? What was I researching? Still Apple. Oh, lit. Two years. Now, do you think that led to consistency? Because I was able to look at my trading journal and I was able to see did I do the one thing I was supposed to do, which is to trade Apple. And for anyone who wants really, really incredible results in life, the. I forget the exact author right now, and I apologize. But. But I think it's Ed Mylet. The power of One more. Or. Or the. No, no. Sorry, sorry, sorry, sorry. Is it Gary Keller? One more thing. Just. Just pick a thing and go. This is what I'm going to do. Realizing that you're going to miss out on every other opportunity, right? Because, oh, no, Shopify is moving more than Apple. Oh, no, I'm missing out on money. Or Nvidia is moving better than Apple or Tesla or whatever. And just knowing that you're going to miss out on something. But you're married, Darren. You have a woman in your life. There was literally 4 billion other women you could have chosen. So you picked her and said, all right, you for a long time, right? So that means that you. You picked consistency and with your relationship. And the reason, our very, very first phone call, I asked everyone their energy type, and you said that you were a king, and you are. And it's because you fully believe that that part of your life is perfectly nailed down, right? Your relationship with your woman, you've worked on the relationship with yourself, but you have this. These Morals of, this is what I do and this is what I don't do. Right. I don't cheat, I don't sleep around. I don't, I don't, I'm not mean to my wife. I. Right. And so you have these things that you don't do, and that's your, that creates your consistency and that's what creates your stability. So in trading, you have to pick something that you're like, I'm going to master this. This is all I'm going to do. And I'm going to do it for an uncomfortable period of time, which for me was two years. Because I could, I can literally do anything for three months. Three months is nothing. You can tell me to do the most diabolical workout, eating regimen, it doesn't matter. As long as I don't die, I can do it right. As long as it, like physically doesn't kill me or it's not illegal, I, no problem. I can do anything. But two years, oh, that's s. That, that is literally, that's an eternity to me. Two, two years is 17 eternities. Like that is forever. And so I picked a day that I picked amount of time that was really, really uncomfortable.

And.

Long story short, I did really well. So if you pick something and focus on it, you're gonna do, you can do really well, but you're gonna be able to determine did you actually do it or not and did you focus and, and, and I can, I'm happy to help you get extremely precise on the one thing that you need to focus on and do that for an extended period of time so that, you know, did I do it well enough or not? Because the traders that say, I am focusing on one thing and I'm still not making money, I narrow it down even more. So let's say, for example, you're like, I, Jeremy, I am only trading Apple. I'm still losing money. I would go, okay, what direction are you trading Apple? And people are, oh, I'm trading it both directions. I go, okay, cool. Only trade it bullish. That's the only direction you can trade it. Only bullish. Because then what does that do? It continues to narrow down the window because eventually if you focus in enough on anything, you will master it. So tell me what your focus has been.

Yeah, I've probably got a list of 23 instruments that I do look at that's more futures based. And due to the hours for the U.S. i don't really trade the equities.

Okay.

But I will change that what can be?

It could be anything. It can be futures. Like it doesn't have to be equities, it can literally be anything. So for example, and again, you're happy to, I'm happy to message you about it, we can really, really get something extremely precise for you. But an example would be. Darren, I don't know the exact best time for you, but let's just say 7am to 10am Monday through Thursday. You only trade the E Minis, which is the S&P 500 futures. You only trade the S P 500 futures and you only trade it bullish. You only trade it on the three minute time frame and you only look for 10 EMA strategies and you do that for four months.

Become a specialist.

You're going to become a specialist because you're going to wake up on a lot of days going, oh, I can only trade it bullish. But it's bearish. Today it's going straight down. Oh, I guess today I don't trade today. That's it, man. Like you, that tight of a window, that's you. Because right now if you're saying I'm, I'm trading 23 instruments, that means you're dating 23 women, right? Go to one, see how you do with her. And then once you know that you can work on this one thing and you start making money doing the one thing, AKA the relationship starts working, then you know how to be in a relationship. Once you know how to be in a relationship, then you can do it with other people. Not necessarily an intimate relationship, but like I had to, I remind a lot of my man. Like if you get a great relationship with your wife, you're gonna have better business relationships because you know how to have those deep, hard, weird, scary conversations and you know how to handle confrontation and you, you know what to do when you're mad and so on and so forth. But you can have better, bigger conversations and you know not how, how to get, you know, butt hurt. Also like you know how not like your feelings aren't going to get hurt all the time. What you think about that legend?

Everyone else.

Yeah. No, so just, just message me. You're welcome to text me Darren and just shoot me a message on again. I can help you just narrow down that one. I can give you a very, very specific set of rules and go, this is the only thing you can do. And we'll see how good you are following rules. That's really it. I can give it your rules. The question is, do you follow them or not?

I Appreciate it, Jeremy. That'll be fine. And I love the 10AMA strategy. That's really good.

Yeah, it's a fun one. That's a fun one. All right, so Randy, you, you're next after Darren the unit Thackeray. He, he literally asked the question I was going to ask. So all the information you just told him I can apply to, to my question. Perfect.

So thank you.

Thank you, Darren. Thank you, Jeremy. Yep. You're welcome. Yeah. And again, you're welcome to share it with me, gentlemen. You can post anything, you can send me anything. A great example that if I could relate it to one more thing would be just, let's just say iron man training. Because even though Yens is on this call right now, he challenged us to do a two hour run or a walk. I did an hour and 55 only so I could be here on at exactly 7:30 my time because I had to change. Other than that Iron man type in a 2. If you don't know exactly what an iron man is because we always love to tell people. You guys all know. Okay, so imagine if you're training for an Iron man race. There's three disciplines, right? Swim, run, bike, and if you're going to do really well in this competition, this race, this endurance event, you're gonna swim a lot, you're gonna bike a lot, you're gonna race, run a lot, okay? So you start doing those three elements of your training, right? So let's imagine that these three elements is the stock market or trading or wealth or money. Once you begin to focus on those things, because that's the three things that you're doing in an Iron man, right? Two and a half mile swim, 112 mile bike ride, and then you run a marathon for giggles, right? You pay to do this. After those three components are over, are there aspects of each one of those that can become a little bit better? And the answer is absolutely right. Let's just take biking for example. I'm sure a lot of you here know biking, but there are bikers that will specialize in how they move their hand down to get their water bottle back up, back down, same hand, same motion. So that they can save time and they can save energy. And then they start developing, oh, I'm just going to put a straw right in front of my face so I just have to lean forward. I don't have to use my hands. So now I save total 8 minutes of reaching down for water bottle. I don't have to, I can shave off eight minutes of Time. And then in the run, you go from wearing a certain type of socks to wearing no socks. Why? Because it takes two minutes to put socks on. So the people that finish in the top 10 in Iron man, they're not wearing socks. In fact, they swim, they take whatever off they were wearing, they get right on their bike, no socks on the bike, they ride 112 miles with no socks. And then they get off and they put shoes on and run a marathon with no socks just to save eight minutes. Why am I bringing that up? Because once you start focusing on something, you can start narrowing down the things that you get better at to save time and become more efficient. But you'll never do that if you don't have someone level of focus. Some level of this is the end result, this is the end goal. And I am committed to doing it. Because you can always say you're interested. But being interested in being committed are two different things. And so the same level of commitment that each and every one of you have shown in this course. And thank you gentlemen for pouring your heart and soul into this. It's been amazing to see emotional transformations, physical transformations, relationship transformations, financial transformations, been really, really amazing. But when you really say yes to greatness, there are going to be things where you have to show up to be great. You're going to have to prove yourself. Is this the time where I just throw everything away and go do this thing that I want to do, even though I'm not supposed to, whatever that might be? Again, I traded Apple every day for two years. It's a long time. But guess who's a really good Apple trader right now? And Apple moves three or four dollars a day up and down every day. And one of the other things is, I repeated myself every single day is wealth is second grade math repeated over and over? Because in the stock market, I love the stock market because it's the biggest market in the world, right? 90 of millionaires are made from real estate. 100 of billionaires are made from equities. And if we start interacting with the markets, if I say to myself, okay, if I buy a thousand shares of something and I can capture a three dollar movement, $3 times a thousand is 3,000, right? Times 200 days a year is how much income? 600,000, right? Cole? That's just the math. It's a six with five zeros. I think that's really cool. But what if you're like, I don't really like the stock market. I'm not smart enough. I don't have the time. I don't have the energy. I. I got. I got things to do. All right, that's cool. Do sales. Some. Some ver. We're all in some version of sales, every single one of us. At your job, you're doing something with sales. Someone's. Someone's buying something, Even if you're not directly, directly, directly in sales. Like if you're the machinist and you're just. You're just a welder, Right? Right, Derek. You're just a welder. That's all you do is weld. And then Raymond makes fun of your welding. So if you're just a welder, you're like, this is. All I do is. I'm just a welder. I don't do sales. No, someone's buying the thing that you're welding, so you're in sales. Every one of us is in sales. The real estate is the safest way to make money. The stock market's the fastest way to make money. Sales is the easiest way to make money. Pick which one you want to focus on. Do you want easy, do you want fast, or do you want safe? You can have all three at some point, but you got to have one of them first. You got to get really, really, really, really dialed in. Really dialed in. But you got to pick one of them and go, all right, okay, I'm gonna. I'm gonna master one. I'm gonna commit to one. Who here would like to guess the very first one I committed to? Kurt, you animal. Yeah, you got it right, bro. Good job. Sales. That was the first one I committed to because it's. It's easy. I want it easy. I didn't want. I didn't want fast. I wanted easy. I like both fast, and I like easy. But, man, I want it. I want it easy. Easy money. And I got easy money. And I lost it, too. But. But I got it. Show enough. As they say where I'm from. I got it. Sales is the easiest way to make money. And I'll tell you all something that you may or may not know. I mentioned it before, but just in case you didn't hear me. Every one of you here can sell planes with no license and make millions of dollars a year. You need a license to sell real estate, Right, Craig? Gotta pass a test and stuff not to sell planes.

You can all sell real estate. You just give me the referral, I'll take care of you. You know, there's never any limits. There's really no limits on anything.

There's no Limits.

You can always partner with a guy with the license. I mean, I'm not a general contractor. I partner with one. Yeah, there's that.

Paul knows a thing or two about general contracting. He's gonna get his license soon.

Yeah, right.

Paul, get that general contracting license soon. Make a few million dollars next year. That's what Paul's gonna do. Thank you so much. Yeah. You don't need a license to sell planes. That's crazy. Commissions are negotiable. It's up to you. General commission for a plane sale. 5% average plane sale. 2 1/2 million dollars. It's not bad for a couple phone calls. Any one of you in sales? Chuck, you. You're in sales. We're all in sales. I think every one of you at some point in your life should sit down and go, whatever facet of sales I'm in, how can I create $600,000 this year through sales? And don't let your brain go. But you can't. You go, yeah, but I'm committed. I have to. Otherwise, I'm a tattoo. The number 600 on my thigh. And then what'd your brain do? As soon as I said that, what'd your brain do, go, oh, no, I might have to get a tattoo. I don't have any tattoos. I can't. I can't commit. I can't commit to that level of greatness, dude. Because then I have to get a tattoo.

Right?

You sure?

If that. That's what commitment is. So two weeks ago, we talked about the universe giving you what you need is commitment. Gentlemen, I must do this. There is no choice. There is no alternative. There is no other outcome other than me accomplishing this goal. That's it. That's what's going to happen. So every day when you wake up, you say to yourself, I'm doing this. This one thing. It's scary. If it's terrifying, if it's worrisome, good. Do it anyway. Because my. My biggest. My biggest hope is that all of you, any of you, one of you, fail so brilliantly that everyone knows about it. That's my biggest hope for all of you, where every single person on this call calls me and go, did you see what Alex did? The dude lost $30 million in a weekend. I can't wait for that phone call, dude. Alex, I hope you lose $30 million. How amazing would that be?

I can't wait for that.

D. Can't wait, dude. Remember class one of wealth? I said, I can't wait to pay $10 million of taxes, like, come on.

Dang.

I'm gonna feed a lot of firefighters and, you know, paramedics and teachers. Like, come on. So it's about saying yourself, this is what I really want. This is what I. And this is what I need. And. And committing to the need. Committing. That is where magnificence happens as you go. Finally, I've decided I'm all in. This is going to happen. Whatever it takes. I posted a. I think I posted a funny thing about David Goggins. Somebody you. On our group chat, somebody was asking him. I thought it was funny. I laughed, like, how much sleep you normally get? And I normally get seven, eight hours, too, right? He's like, yeah, I try to go for seven or eight hours, but on the days that I'm getting three, because the schedule allows it. When he said, merry Christmas, I laughed because I'm like, what a gift. Like, he's viewing that. Like, oh, sweet. I got three hours. That's amazing. I'm going to do it anyway. Going to do it anyway. Like, the guy. So I. I reached out to someone on Instagram because I can. I can run alone, but I like to see if there's any savages in Laguna beach, and I found one. So I was messaging some people on Instagram. I was like, hey, you know, do you want to go on a. On a mystery? And the guy's like, yeah, sounds good. I was like, cool. See, at 0600, he got Newsome. He got newsomed.

Raimi's been new some.

A lot.

Yeah.

Hey, but on that.

On that run this morning, I did.

Put my girlfriend on my back, go up 5.5flights of stairs, so I appreciate that challenge, Jeremy. There you go, big guy. She got way as much as you better not, dude. No one here should ever have a girlfriend who weighs as much as me. That's a. Not a good sign. Hey, girl. I'm a lumberjack. But, yeah, that. That's the beautiful thing, is for sure, gentlemen. Like, but the guy that I said I was going to be there, do you think when I showed up, he asked how much sleep I got last night? Nope. If he did ask, do you think I would have told him or cared? Nope. I would have said, I got enough. You ready? I mean, this is one of these military, like, these are one of these military savages. Like these. You freaking Marines. You Air Force people. Gosh, guys are so cool, right? I love. I love veterans. I love veterans because it's like I can just push two or three different buttons and they're like, they just kind of fall off the cliff and they're like, well, I guess we're here to do whatever. And I love that, that level of commitment. That level of commitment, gentlemen, when you make that level of commitment to yourself, to your dreams, to your goals, to your destination, to your outcome, you will get it. You will. And that's what scares most people, because it's the act of pursuing that's really fun. That chase is really exciting. But when you actually get it, remember the joker. Like, I'm like a crazy dog when I, I just want to chase cars. I wouldn't know what to do if I ever caught it right? Most, most men, they don't know what to do if they ever actually live in their dream. So they just want to, like, put it off forever. But I won't let. I want to remind every single one of you on this call that you can have your dream very soon. That's extremely possible. So who. Michael, you said you have a few. Hit me with one or two. I got you.

All right. Well, one of them. It was my dream to always be a Paralympian. Always to be, to go to the Olympics Right now I'm currently number one in the U.S. but until the, the Paralympic community allows my sport, I'm kind of sol there. Another one that I had was I wanted my dreams always to be financially stable in a way where I don't, I'm not one. Don't really care much for becoming multi millionaire billionaire. That's, that's not really my goal. My goal is just to have enough money to just be financially stable, be able to say, hey, next week I just want to go to Europe and be able to be there for a whole month if I wanted to and be financially stable there. Another one is, is helping, like, I love helping veterans. It's something that I currently am doing now, but I feel like it's not enough. I wish I could do more. And those are my dreams.

Okay, let's break each one down and, and well done. So first of all, Paralympics. That's amazing. What does, what does para mean?

Para means it's instead of being like regular Olympics, it's for disabled. So I'd be competing against other people in my disability. Other people.

Missing license. Is it, is it, does it have to be legs or can. Like, is it anything? Like, if there's, if it's runners, can you have. I'm asking out of ignorance. If someone has two legs but they're missing an arm, can they both run or does it have to be people that have one or versus the other.

So for.

So for my sport, it all for depending on what sport you do and what you use is depending on how they do it. So like if you do a sport that doesn't involve, let's say you're in a wheelchair sport, right? It doesn't matter if you're paralyzed or if you're missing a leg. When you're sitting on a chair, you're the same, right? So you get classified the same for mine. It's.

You'll.

You have to have your hands to be able to hold on to the sled and you can be missing a leg or two.

Got it. Okay, so what sport do you want to do then?

So I'm a pair. I'm a pair of skeleton slider. So I slide. I don't know if you guys know what like bobsledding is, but I do the same track, except for on a small sled from chest to knee. And I go head first.

That's fast. That's cool.

Oh, yeah.

Big balls, don't you. Yeah, he does titanium nuts. That is crazy. Derek would like to do that. Derek, you should go sled with Michael. That sounds fun.

Bomb, man.

If you've never bought sledded before. I've done it actually at the Olympic track in. Up in Idaho. And it man, the. The G force on your body and it depends on what position. So Michael, major props because when you're a single rider, all the G forces on you. I've sat in the second position, what they call the champagne seat. And I've sat on the very back where you're like going, holy crap. Like.

Yeah, that's awesome.

I actually almost lost my legs once.

So I mean, it was crazy.

I was a little kid, so I'd definitely do that. I mean, I would love to do it.

I'm just saying.

So what. What? Chuck, do you have anyone that you know in your world that has connections to the Paralympics?

I do, actually. I have a buddy who actually Mark Benz, who was at. He's legally blind and he's an Olympic gold medal downhill skier if in the Paralympics. So I'd be happy to connect you with Mark. He's a beautiful person. He lives up in Vancouver, British Columbia. And I believe he competed in two Olympics and he. He took gold.

He's.

He's a remarkable person. So he can give you some insights in relation to the Olympic board, the Olympic committee, who to contact. Let's connect Michael, so we can help make that dream come true.

Man.

I love that it's been my dream ever since a little kid. I mean, I've always wanted to be Olympics. I, I just got into this four or five years ago and it just happened because I lost my leg. You know, I wanted to get in for other things. I never knew what it was going to be. I just wanted to. I just wanted to be an Olympian, represent my country up on that stage. And I just, just want to do that again. Instead of representing for the military, now do it for the Olympics.

There you go, baby.

I love that dude. If anybody else has a connection for Michael, feel free to message him. I, I shot a guy. I don't know if he has a connection. I know he works in and around people who work with the Olympics. So I will. I didn't know what Paramount, again, I'm just so. Thank you. Awesome, dude. I love that. I will connect, but yeah, chuckle Chuck will make that connection happen for you. Okay, so number two, you mentioned. I'll kind of repeat some of the words. I was taking notes that you didn't specifically want to become a multi millionaire or a billionaire. I'm going to pause there for a second. How much is multi? Because I know.

So when. So when we saw that number the other day when we did that meditation and like you said to close your eyes and think about it in your bank account, what you saw, like, for me, 1 million was like, boom, there. Done made it like that million dollars. Obviously, I'm not gonna just put it in a savings account and just take off of it, you know, I'm gonna make that million dollars, keep working and make more money and just, you know, and just keep, and you know that money that comes out of it, that's my spending money.

Yeah, totally, totally. But you can't make too much because if you won, if you turn one into two, then you're a multi millionaire and you didn't want that.

Yeah, well, I just. You know, one thing I've always heard too, growing up, I, I don't know if it's just because, you know, I've never had that money, but I've always heard that with more money.

I love this. One of my favorite quotes, dude. Mo money, mo problems. You bet. You're. You're a Biggie fan. That's cool. Amazing.

I've heard it from, from other, from other people, too. That's why I'm just like, okay, yeah.

Well, it's a very, very good limiting belief to have. It's a really good living belief because it will, it will keep you financially dependent. On the system for a long period of time. Because the reason I say it's a fun limiting belief. It doesn't say what problems, Michael. It just says you have more of them. Do you want the problem of which private jet to get on? Because it's a ch. It's a. It's an issue. It is an issue. Like, do you want to fly out of veil or Rocky Creek, Colorado? You know, like.

That'S.

It's a problem. Guess what's going to happen when you make more money? You're probably going to pay more taxes. That's a problem.

Hey, Jeremy, I'm so sorry. There's someone at my door right now. I'll be right back. I'm so sorry, guys.

Okay, bro, all good. I'll hang out. Yeah.

I've never heard so. I've never heard a multi millionaire go, you know what? You're gonna have more problems if you make as much money as I make. I've never heard. I've never heard of multi million. Even a millionaire, they're like going, hey, you know what? I love paying taxes. I love paying taxes. I love paying my fair share and mitigate taxes.

Yeah.

What was that, Randy?

You always hire a problem solver.

Hey, baby.

Pay somebody to solve your problems.

Yeah, give me some Ray Donovan.

Little Ray Dolly, that.

You said.

Ray Donovan. I don't know if you guys know. Sorry. Yeah. A fixer.

Fixer.

It is important, though, to understand how.

To keep your money.

It is. Yeah. No, I. I love. I love what Michael said because it's. I'll tell you. I'll tell. Just make sure I tell the story, Craig, of Angie when Michael get. Make sure I don't get caught on that one. But the. The truth is, gentlemen, I do love definitions. Love definitions. And multi millionaire is a really, really fun definition because multi means multiple. And if you have $1 million. I've also never seen anyone hit a million. That was like, nah, I don't want to. I've never. You know, this hasn't happened that I'm aware of. They're like, that's. I've seen people become billionaires. They're like, nah, this isn't for me. And so they gave away most of the wealth and just became a deca millionaire. I've seen that happen.

It is interesting, though, Jeremy, when you look at people who won lotteries and how many of them go bankrupt? And so it has nothing to do with the capacity of money. It has nothing to do with being a multi millionaire. It has to do with the Fact that they don't have the discipline, the insights and the lessons and learnings of having created that money. And the consequence of that is they have a poor relationship, they have a poor friendship with money. And to your point, Jeremy, from even two weeks ago, money will leave you if you're not a good friend to it.

Yep. Amen, family. Amen. So it is. It's certainly important just to know. To know the definitions. And we did. We did work on those numbers and, and I'll go through the numbers again with Michael and anyone else who's here, because there, there definitely can be a certain amount of money that once you hit it, you can coast. You have to figure out what coasting is, and you got to figure out how much that lifestyle will cost. Like what. What does coasting really mean for you? You got to just be aware of.

These things because status, when a person is in coasting. What. What does Jeremy Newsom think of that?

When I think of coasting, I think of people that probably have $4 million in a CD getting 5% a year, which is 40. Yeah. 200 grand a year. And they're just living off that $200,000. No one knows who they are. Not trying to do anything unique. They. They go to the library and they read books and they, they go to pottery classes and they donate 10, $20,000 and they drink coffee and. And they wake up and they go to sleep. That's why I think of coasting. I. I don't have the best definition of coasting either.

So they're drifters. I think that was what your description just was.

Coasting is comfort.

Yeah.

And there's no growth in comfort. There's, there's, there's. And let's just look at the definition of it, right?

What.

What's exciting in their life. And I go, it's the consistency. And I said, that's called a flat line. And we do have a physician in the room. And so if there's no heartbeat down or up, because it's again, the same thing as we've discussed in the journey of life lessons. Become very monotone. Energy becomes very monotone. And someone. And I remember reading this because I remember when my father took early retirement, and God bless him, I still have my dad. He's 84 years old, actually turns 84 on this month. And there's something to keep in mind that most people, when they lose purpose, that's when they start to go downhill. There's no drive, there's no motivator, that spark, you know, look at this group of men. The challenges, the experiences that you've had, the emotions that you've gone through, the closed eye experiences, the future, pacing, envisioning what can be, what your financials could look like. Those are all these beautiful blips that you're dropping into your universe as possibilities. Because progress equals happiness. What feeds progress is possibilities.

Love that.

No glass.

Can I dig into a few of the definitions that I saw come up there? Now, to coast, that means to me, let's say coasting in a car is taking my foot off the gas, right? And I can't really do that very long on a flat surface. So you can coast pretty fast going down a steep grade and have the time of your life. Michael coast head first down a shoot, right?

And.

I mean, it's. He's not having to produce the drive there, but he's having a time of his life and I think he can still coast. It doesn't have to be hard. It can still be fun.

Agree, still grow. Agreed. And, and gentlemen, a lot of this. Stephen, you're so spot on. I love how you compared Michael's life to what he wants because that's usually, that's usually what it is, gentlemen, is we have some flavor of what we're seeking. And what we would love the most is tied to our financial goals. So let's just go back to the make. You know, have $4 million in the bank account, make 5% a year, live off a $200,000 example. It's a really, really good example. What does that person do again? Essentially whatever they want. But they know they have certainty because they're putting their money into something that's making 5% a year, which is certain. So you can come up with absolute, like, you know, CDs, bank interest, things like that. Like it's going to pay. So they love certainty. Good. That's awesome. Number two, they want to relax. They want to spend time enjoying life and not working. Good. Like, that's, that's amazing. Do it. Find ways to live your dream now as quickly and, or as cheaply as humanly possible. So you can see in if you really like it and if it lights you up, because if it lights you up, you will find other ways to do it. Simple as that. Simple as that. So if someone's making $200,000 a year with $4 million in the bank making 5% interest, and they're like, man, when I envision that, I envision sleeping with no alarm clock, waking up whenever I want to wake up, taking Three or four really cool trips a year, having a bunch of sex, drinking margaritas, getting high on Friday night, and, and surfing during the week.

Sounds nice.

It is nice. Like, that's an amazing. Like, that's awesome.

That's boring after the fourth month, I'm sure. But yeah.

It'S like, let's, let's do that. That sounds awesome. How much does that week cost you? Or that two weeks or that three weeks? And the answer is probably not that much money ultimately. So to your example, Michael, the, the trip to, I think you said Europe and Europe specifically, but like, pick a place in Europe, look at an Airbnb. Swipe the credit card at some point. Now, I know that our brain goes, yes, but I want to do it so I don't have to worry about, you know, how much or how long or I just want to be able to swipe and just be able to go freely without stressing about it. But again, it's going to come back down to the ability to just replenish the money that you're spending is what we all want. We want to take a certain amount of money, put the money in there, and then have that money just continually and perpetually replenish itself without you working tons and tons and tons and tons and tons for it. That's what we all want. That's a skill set. That's a knowledge thing. That's all it is. So if you like, I, I want to travel more. I want to do it where I don't. I'm not stressed out about life. And again, I want to help more veterans. Just get really, really clear on what does helping more veterans look like. How are you helping more veterans where doing. Doing what? Because you can help a lot of veterans for free, right? A lot of veterans don't need your money. In fact, most vets are doing pretty okay. I would say 90 of them. 90 are doing okay because they got some level of pension. My sister, I love my sister so much. My sister and my mother are giant buckets with holes everywhere. And, and if you took any amount of water and just poured it into their bucket, gone within minutes, right? Any amount of water, they, they need to plug their leaky buckets. All right? But my sister did four years in the army basic training, nothing special. Four years, did her thing, head down, got out, gets 400 bucks a month for the rest of her life, has a VA loan opportunity, which means she can buy a house with zero down. She just needs to hold a job. Like, that's all she's Got to do. And I told her I would co sign for her and I would because I'd buy the house if she foreclosed on it. But it's like, that's not that bad of a setup. I mean, mo most vets, like, people are always like, oh, poor you. Like, they're like, they're doing okay. A lot of them have passive income. They got some money. They might have a disability check coming in. Like, they're probably doing all right. So they probably need help with goals, with vision, with purpose, with, like, what am I going to do with all my free time and my skill sets? Not all of them, but again, I would say 90% are like, I have so many talents and drives and passions and ideas and inventions. It's like, help them with something like that. I can. I can connect with as many veterans as you want any day of the week, hundreds of them, and you can help them, but you just got to get really, really, really, really specifically clear on what is that you want to help them with. If I were you, dude, I think you're a very, very bright light. I think you're an amazing spirit. You have this energy and charisma and happiness about you that very, very, very few people have in general, regardless if they're a veteran or not. If I were you, I would tell that. I would tell you to go help veterans do that. Find happiness and joy. Dude, you're smiling and happy 95 of the time. Go help them be happy, dude. If you. If you're. If your billboard was, I will help veterans be happy and smile every day. People like, I'll sign up for that. Count me in. I want to do that. So then back to here. Here's a story about Angie. She was with my second coaching student ever, and me and Angie were talking and we were talking about this, right? Dreams, goals, money. And I said to her, I was like, what's one of your biggest financial dreams in life? And this is what she said. She said, one of my biggest financial dreams in life is going to a restaurant, opening the menu, not looking at or worrying about the price of the food at all, ordering whatever I want from the menu, from a nice restaurant with other people, with me paying the whole tab and tipping 100%. I was like, that's a really cool dream. Have you ever done that before? She goes, no, I've never done that before.

Cool.

How much money would you need in order to do that, do you think? She's like, well, If I made $70,000 a year, I feel like I could do that. And I said, I agree with you. You could slash. Can do that with $7,000. Not going to it all the time. You can do it once every three or four months probably pretty easily, I would say, right, Remy? You spend a bunch of money on food. So I was like, you could. You could probably do that, you know, every couple months, go to, you know, a decently nice restaurant. And then I was like, well, but why 70? Why that number specifically? Well, I've never made that much money in a year. I was like, all right, cool. But I mean, why not 90? She's like, 90 would be cool. I could. I could do 90. And then I said, well, why not a hundred? And she said, my favorite line ever. Oh, I don't need a hundred. I don't need that. I don't need that much.

Get it.

You'll never get it.

I don't need that much. But here's the problem with the I don't need that much mentality. If you get a dollar, is that dollar, one more dollar towards the I don't need that much goal, yes or yes?

Yes.

So if you have a. A million's awesome, but $2 million, I'm greedy. I'm a terrible human being, okay? But if you get a dollar, you're $1 closer to both goals. And so your brain's gonna be like, I don't know, dude. Because if you make $2 million on accident, then you're gonna be greedy. And your mom's gonna say, you greedy son of mine, I can't believe that you didn't do this for me while you're making your $2 million or your sister or brother or cousins or nephews or friends. And so when you start placing a limit. I'm not saying that limits are bad. I'm not saying you can't be realistic. What I'm simply saying is if you. If we say. If any of us say, this is really cool, but this, nah, I don't need that much. It's fun to start figuring out why. And so back to your point, Michael, when you said that, you know, when you have more money, if you have more problems. This is a very, very popular phrase, and it is true. You get different problems. And I wouldn't necessarily say more problems. I would say they are a higher quality of problem. They are a. They're a more unique problem. They're more rare of a problem. But I wouldn't specifically say that. It's just straight up more problems. But even if it's true, even if more money equals more problems, even if that formula is exactly perfectly accurate, money solves all of your money problems. Very so when, when you left Ray's like, we'll just hire someone to solve your problems for you. Would you like to know how much it costs for you to have someone in your life that solves the majority of your problems? About $70,000 a year. You can hire someone that has a really good degree, that's extremely smart, very talented, very gifted, really, really, really good at solving problems for like 70k. That's how much it costs telling from personal experience, which is 7% of a million. So if you have a million dollars, you spend 7% a year on having someone that solves 99% of your problems for you than any other money that you make, you don't really have any problems anymore. And the problems that you have, money can't solve those problems. Those are relationship problems or alcohol problems or erectile dysfunction problems, which a lot of guys will tell you money can't really solve.

But it can.

But it can. You have enough money, your dick is rock solid, dude. Like you, you take the right pills, the right supplements, the right doctors, whatever, right? So gentlemen, saying all this to say, I promise you, when we start using these definitions really nicely and being okay with whatever your definition is of anything in life, find ways to bring those the feeling of having reached the destination as quickly into your life as possible. So ask yourself, what is the feeling that I would have as someone that has a million dollars in your bank? Right, Michael? Which is an amazing number. Dude, I cannot wait for you to hit it. And you will if you commit to it. And you start telling everybody, you start telling yourself every day and you go, I will have $1 million in my bank account. It will happen. And here's how, here's how I'm going to do it. I'm going to sell 100 things that cost $10,000 or whatever it is. Like come, come up with it. Like it can be anything. What do you do in your business specifically? Like how do you create income, Michael?

So I'm a disabled vet. So like you were saying that the VA does, does help. So the. So I get income from the va. I get this disability. I also get money for competing in sports and I also have. I started last year on the side a small business. I'm mostly sell on Amazon and I've been trying to get into, into selling stock. So.

Selling what?

But selling stocks, selling online. I'm, I'm pretty new at it and I'm it's something that I want to learn because a lot of people that I've met that have been successful at it have made good money and haven't become millionaires. But I see that they've made enough to have like a couple hundred thousand that they've had in their bank and go, yeah, I made really good here. I saved some. And then I keep. And keep investing more.

Yeah, dude, for. But it comes back to you're selling, right? You're selling online, you're using Amazon to sell something to people, and you're finding a thing that people want or need. I know I. I coached a guy to do that. I'm not a special set. I just sent him to the company. But. And I of. On a 1 to 10, I'm a 2 on Amazon Drop shipping and like SBA and like that, that type of stuff. But I can tell you this, the dude made $2.3 million gross revenue selling beehives.

Yep. Wow.

I'll show it to you. I'll show you the beehive. Give me one second. Amazon. Just going to pull up Amazon real quick. I'm going to show you guys beehives and I'll tell you exactly how he did it. They're like little circular ones or like unique looking. Right here. There it is. This type. I don't know if it's this exact thing, so keep that in mind. But this is. This is the type. See how it looks kind of funky? All right, so was this 1980? How much is listed for. And it costs like $6, $7 to build this. All right, so here's. Here's how he sold a ton of these things. He created a story online of how important bees are, which I think we all know. Some people know, some people don't. Right? Einstein says something like, the world has no bees. The world doesn't exist. Okay? Fear. So that was the very first thing you sold. Fear number two, who do you sell it to? If you're over the age of 50 and you're looking for something to do, you're looking for a great way to pour into the world. You're looking for a really cool hobby that gets you free honey. Boom. Here's a problem. Here's the solution. $2.3 million. Now, what's amazing is that, gentlemen, is how you all make million dollars. It's very simple. Very simple. Find the problem, tell people what the problem is, tell them a solution. Done. Then you click repeat and do it over and over and over. In fact, Michael, many people here Almost everyone here has some type of job or thing that you could sell for them. I'll give you an example, looking at Raimi. All right, so Raimi, one of his, let's just say jobs, one of his professions is he makes really high end bars for high end hotels. That's essentially what he does. So just imagine that you found a really nice hotel in Houston and you sold a bar to them and then called Raimi and said, yo, I got a job for you, Randy, would you and your boss pay him to sell a bar all day?

All day.

A lot of money too.

So.

But, but that's, but there you go, right? It's like every single person on this call, everyone has something that anyone like. Anyone, everyone all over the place. Why sales is so valuable. Any of us can do that. Any of us can tap into it. So yeah, I love that you're doing that, man. And I would tell you that can be the one thing that you focus on. Selling something, selling it on Amazon and finding out the thing that's really, really, really nifty creative, that's new, that's fun. Building out the whole thing for it. And what, what he did is he spent ads on Facebook that, that people said, oh no, the bees are going to go away. And the only thing I can, I, I get to save the bees by building a beehive. That was the ad on Facebook. Went right to the Amazon page. People bought it. The product cost $6, the ads costed 10. He sold it for 1980, made $3 per. Crazy, huh? Every single one of us can do this. If you want to, if that's, if that's exciting to you, if it's not exciting to you, don't do it. But we can all do things of that nature for sure. So I think it's really cool, man. And then ultimately, yeah, just start figuring out precisely for that million dollars like you said, you want to figure out how it's going to grow. Awesome. And if you made 500, $600,000 and you just sell shit on Amazon for the rest of your natural born life and, or you just get really good at funnels. Here's the problem, here's my solution. Here's the sales for it. You can make millions of dollars that way. Every single person here on this call needs a funnel. Every single person. Alex, do you need more people for your business? Surprise, surprise. Alex needs more people for his. Absolutely. Look at that. Alex needs more business anytime. So we got. Anybody wants to send business to Alex, right? There you go. So, yeah, Build, build, learn to build that process. Learn that process and get really, really good at that one process. You can make millions. I pay referral fees, too. Yeah, I love it. All right, we got plenty of time. Who else has a dream? So much time.

All right, I'll go.

All right. Steve.

Man, a lot of stuff you said about selling kind of. Kind of hit, I want to teach young doctors how to be happy.

That's your tagline?

Yeah, that's it.

You've been searching for it.

Yeah.

That'S it, dude. Brilliant.

And I'm realizing as we're having these conversations that the things I'm afraid of. I'm afraid that one of the rich people problems I would have is that my marriage would go to. That my relationships would go to. I am. I. Part of it is I think that a lot of the people that I would help are probably. Are the people that attract into that kind of business are females. And I think that helping females would. Could cause friction in my relationship. And as I keep growing the dream, I think, okay, well, it doesn't have.

To be just females.

And it could be. It could turn into every single doctor, and then that can turn to every single person in the world. And that gives me a lot of stress from that responsibility. And my. I tend to. That's sort of the cycle. That's the spiral that I tend to go into is I need to help more people. It's going to more, more people, more people, more people. That's going to be more money, more money, more money, more problems, more problems, more problems. And then this is too big for me, and I don't know how to start now.

And more time, dude. All that money and all that people are. You'll be spending so much time, you're not gonna have time for your wife and kids, dude. You'd be too busy. I don't want to work that hard, dude, because then your relationship's gonna go to crap because you're not gonna be able to spend any time with Steph. Right?

That's right.

Yeah.

I.

It's. I'm. I. I get it. I understand why. I know exactly why. It is kind of terrifying. So here's how to overcome that. Come up with the exact number, the exact amount of time now that you can handle, because then when you make your offers, it's very, very much aligned with you and who you are. So this is like me and you, Stephen, because I'm coming. Seeing you today. We're gonna hang out today, and I can't promise you we're not gonna run for 100 miles. But I can say this. We are going to run. And so the cool part is when we, when we, when we think to ourselves, I want this goal. If we go too big, all right, Our brains can't comprehend it. One of my favorite quotes is, God will never give you anything he can't, you can't handle. Including the good things. If you were shown what you're truly capable of receiving, you wouldn't believe it anyway. So start with those like, all right, I can't run 100 miles. I can't run a marathon. I bet I could do six, though. Might be an ugly six, but I bet I could do six. And then you're in alignment with yourself. So when you make an offer to your prospective doctors, ladies and gentlemen, Steve here. I'm the happiness doctor. I help you get happy. That's what I do. Right now. You're not happy. My formula will make you happier. Simple, end of story. I'm looking for 25 men and women under the age of 40 who are not happy in their work and their profession. You're a doctor or your resident. You want to make more money, but you're stressed and you haven't smiled or had sex in the last four weeks. I will help you do both of those. Stop the record button and those 25 people, or however much it is. You've done the math. Okay, I'm going to spend an hour a week, right? You have an hour a week, and then you go. And each person gets a one hour phone call a week, okay? And it's a $5,000 package. All right, well, every person gets an hour a week. That's 25 hours plus an extra hour for everyone. That's 26 hours a week. That's your job. And you carve out the time, you chunk and you go, can I do that? Well, I work 55 hours a week right now, so technically I'd be working half as much and making twice as man. This is weird. And then when you do it for a little bit of time, you figure out, like, oh, I can do more. Because then you get a problem solver that you hire in your life, like a Kurt. Kurt's such a freaking beast, right? But, like, imagine you hired someone like Kurt, who's just bet, who's great at everything and organized and can create and can build and can implement and can make everything look visually beautiful, right? And you hire someone like that to build your curriculum and your criteria that you can just rattle off a voice memo to and they can just build it. And Kirk gets paid because Kurt's really good away does, and you have money, so you're happy to pay Kirk what he does, and that doesn't cost you any more time. So now instead of 25 people, the next round of men and women, you can do 50. And instead of doing a full hour because you're like, well, really, we kind of Bullshit it for 20 minutes anyway. You do it for 40 minutes. 40 minutes per week, per person, 50 people. Still 20 hours. See where I'm going with this? Yeah. And eventually you hit a tipping point. Like, wow, I'm pouring into 50 people and each person's paying me $5,000. That's a quarter million dollars every three months. It's available. But, yeah, you're exactly right, Kurt. We are afraid of our potential power. Yes, yes, yes, yes. So you're right, man. That. That's the thing is right now, you're imagining the 100 mile race. You can't run 100 miles. Your body would implode. Let's see how far you can run. Right? Let's see how many people you can work with. Know you could work with 10. I don't know if you can work with 100. Maybe you can't. Maybe you couldn't really, really, really be there for 100 people. And you don't want to give a shitty product either, Right? So start with 1 to 5 to 10, because we know you can pour into those amount of people and then go from there. That'd be my thought. Because again, your worst case scenario is it fails miserably and you don't have.

It.

Which is now.

Yeah.

That'S your worst case. Yeah, that's it. Cole, you had your hand up. What's the dream?

So it's a couple things. A lot of them, though, were like when you were talking with Darian about just, like, consistency, having a good body being one, and the YouTube channel being the other. Just having consistency with focusing on that vision. I feel like that's what needs to happen with those others. Not so much like, I want to make $3,000 by the end of June. Going from where I'm at now to having that. And I was thinking about stocks. I. I was gonna call with Alex and bought Nvidia. And I've been watching that go up, and it's like the best feeling ever. I love it. And I'm also trying to get a side hustle going with martial arts, so. Tutoring, martial arts. Alex being my first customer.

So cool.

But $3,000 end of June, $10,000, end of July. That's. Those are. Those are the goals there.

What we do.

Feeling.

The feeling is like, do I. I don't know, like. Because now I'm struggling. Like, oh, do I. Should I focus on sales or focus on stocks? Now?

Which one brings you the most joy? Which one? Do you know the. Which one do you know the most?

Do I know the most? Probably sales, then.

Yep, that's. I mean, that's going to be the answer for most of us, right? Stocks are awesome when you have money.

Okay?

Straight up, dude, they're really cool when you have money. They are not cool. You don't have money.

Okay?

So.

And there's a million ways to get more money. But. And to go trade with. But go make the money first. And, yeah, sales. Sales would be literally. Yeah, exactly, dude. Doing any of the things that you mentioned. Martial arts, going door to door, asking people if you can fix their refrigerator, do their laundry for them, cook their breakfast for them, like, whatever. Anything you can sell them, anything. People will say yes at some point. So here's what you're going to do. If you don't hit 3,000 by the end of June, you got to shave your head. Okay, I'm good.

All right.

How close are you to it? Because it's that we're halfway through June.

Dude.

I'm not close.

Not yet. All right. 15 days to make $3,000. Sounds good.

Yeah.

Get after it. And if I were you, Cole, you could probably call each one of these people and say, hey, what can I do for you to earn $3,000 in 15?

That's what I'm gonna do, honestly.

Right. Someone will say, okay, well, you can do this, and then go do it. Right? Like what? Figure it out. Figure it out.

That's exactly what I'm gonna do, actually.

I'm positive you're gonna succeed, but I'd like to see you with your hair shave.

I don't. I really don't.

I love my hair, actually.

This is why I'm positive you're gonna succeed. And. And you accepted the challenge with no hesitation. That was.

That was.

My hands are actually sweating, though, right now. You have, like, immediate reaction.

Baller move. But that's. That's commitment, right? Like I said, the tattoo. That's the same thing. It's the same thing.

It's commitment.

Okay?

So have fun. Keep me posted. Kurt, we got seven minutes left. What's up, my dog?

Just dreaming. And one of the things I've been thinking about lately is reviving the thriving Kids parenting course that I had done for select individuals and.

Yeah, because I.

Had built a course for parents because that was one of the main issues that I saw for a lot of kids is I get to see them once or twice a week. I make an impact, but I only a drop in a pond. I realized that so much of the structures at home for a lot of families don't exist. Exist. And I helped them create how to get there. And I've had a lot of success in doing that course, but I haven't put time and effort into growing it. I've been focused on Kong, but now when I look at stocks and things, I. I am running out of money to put into the stock market because. But it's growing and that's good. But I want to. I want to put more into the machine and so I need to make more. So I've been thinking. All right, so maybe the thriving kids parenting is what I'm going to. It's not. Maybe that's what I'm going to be working on and.

But yeah.

Just to share.

No, thank you for sharing. That's perfect. And I, I believe Kurt, again, just from a parent and I know you talked to me about that course in the past recently. I feel like many, many, many kids are gonna. Or many parents are gonna start homeschooling at some point and. Or more I begin homeschooling and so some level of tutoring, homeschooling. Think I bring in crazy example. Don't shoot me, Kurt. I'm just a messenger. You bring in people like Cole and you go, hey, I got college graduates who I have vetted who are going to teach your kids second, you know, whatever algebra. And it's part of this course, right? It's. You have a tutor, it's a whole, you know, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. You help the kids in school. You give the parents some time to themselves because that's all parents want is like an hour a week of them Time would be amazing. And their kids are interacting with the coals of the world being taught algebra. And you provide that as part of your class or course some. Something to that, to that extent where it's.

Yeah, no, we, we've done, we've done something very similar to what you're just. What you just suggested. It's a. Because we have, I have, I have so much content and stuff from, from, from. Because I, I work with kids physically to teach them social emotional skills. And so, so we have that content for the kids. But the, the, the. This sole Focus was just for creating family structures. Right. And so this was like, you know, a lot of people don't have a routine management system, like things along those lines. So, like showing them how. Like that was that. That's. Yeah. So it's, it's a little different. Unless I miss on. Miss the bus on what you're sharing.

No, it's fine. Yeah. I'm just saying, like, that's. Whatever. Whatever it is. I. I'm telling you that that's. That's a product that would also sell. So if it is baked into that class or it's a totally second separate one. Parents just need more help teaching their kids and it needs to be more cost effective because daycare preschool is out of, out of control. And if parents get a slightly cost effective way for their kids to get tutored, taught, and helped through school.

Yeah.

I mean, and Kurt, you see this all the time. A lot of the learning disabilities right now are centered around a lack of confidence. It's not that they lack intelligence, they're looking to be connected with. And you're brilliant at setting up those types of curriculums where now there's exercises that can take the analytics, the, you know, mental learning along with emotional learning along with physical learning and create integration, body, mind, and spirit, which is something.

That you're all about. Thank you.

Amen to that. Amen to that. So there you go, man. I love it. I think that's awesome. When. When are you going to work on launching that product or re relaunching, I should say the class that you're. The class that you're referring to.

Do you have all the content? Do you already have the content, brother?

Oh, yeah, it's all up online. It's all ready to go. Actually, I have somebody who found it somehow online and bought it. And I don't know how they found it, but I start with them like in a few, in a couple of months. And so because it's something that exists already, it's just something that I like hidden back burned because I didn't want to put my share into it because I was focused on growing the other portion of our company.

And.

But in the summer, once the summer camps kind of start rolling, and I was, I did it with Megan as well, just to kind of as a way of contributing because I was like, I can help with this, you know, but so it's the thing I have in my back pocket, but it's also the thing that I think would help me generate more revenue, which is the main thing that I need to focus on for reaching my 4,200,000 a year, like financial goal.

That's right.

But I couldn't coast. I'd get too bored. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

You'd coast for a month or two. Yeah.

I don't think I could even do it. Two months?

Yeah.

You'll be in Europe for two months. That's fine.

I love it. I love it. Family. Well, I'm really proud of you. I will open an invitation again if anybody ever wants to talk money. It is a subject that I'm wide open to. And I'm not beyond you because remember, you paid to be here. Money or. And time. Time being the more important one. Right. You took away time to be time from your families to be with us.

This is our family.

It's a whole.

You know, it's just different brothers.

Damn straight.

So just reach out to me. That's simple as that. Just. Just shoot me a message. I'm. I'm here for that reason.

And before we go, just want to wish everyone as a father. Tomorrow is a father day.

Yes.

Congratulations to your newborn. And you. Are you going to be the best father? I say that you're going to fun there. You're wise there, you're kind there. You are strong there. You are fair there and sweet there. And the best there out there.

Not you.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Yeah.

Thank you to all the father out there as well. Wishing you the best day ever.

Whatever. You're busy. Yeah, I love that. Good call. It's the least celebrated holiday in America. But not with this group. Not with this group. Happy Father's Day, gentlemen. Love you all so much. Thanks for day to all. I'll see you on Monday. Love you guys.

See you.

Have a good one.