The SKILL you NEED to make more money!

This content was created by Lewis Howes. This content was uploaded by Lewis Howes. This is a YouTube video titled "The SKILL you NEED to make more money!" created on September 1, 2025. It features a conversation between an unidentified speaker and Kyle Cease discussing the concept of value, skills, and personal growth in the context of financial success.
How important is developing skills and value? There's one thing of, like, being abundance and being acceptance and all these things. But there's another thing of, like, okay, well, the person still doesn't have any skills that are valuable for someone else to give them money. So you know what I mean?
Crazy answer here.
Yeah.
That's a belief that they need the skills. So let me explain that. So let's first of all talk about value. Okay.
Value is perceived, right?
Sure. And most people think value is what they're worth is based on what's in the bank. Right. You could say that person's got a net worth of 20 million, whatever. Cool, that's nice. But if. What? But there's some people that could lose that money and remake it again in 10 minutes. Like Tina Turner, if her bank account got robbed tomorrow, could just go on tour and fill it again. Right. Then there's some people who inherited it and won or won the lottery. And if that went away, they're still not valuable at that moment, at least. Right. So what's the cause of value? Is it how much money you have, or is it what's under it? Right. And what you understand is under it. The factor of value is, do you understand how valuable you are? Right.
So how do you understand how valuable you are?
By creating the evidence of it, whether it's through leaps, whether it's. So for me, when I started saying no to really tempting things, it would be really hard that moment. Like, it'd be really hard. I remember when I was like, no dating for six months. And then like, the Swedish bikini team's like, even us? And you're like.
You're like, no, It's a joke.
I didn't get to turn down the switch. But when you start saying no, it might be in that moment, but the next day you wake up and you're like, now even I'm someone that can say no to that. Like, now I'm elevating myself above that temptation. So if I'm somebody who can say no to that, you feel the force in that. So that's one thing. So there's a lot of skills I believe that we might need, but if they aren't your highest to do them, they're not a 10. And if they're not a 10, that affects all of what you do. My friend Glenn Morshauer says if you pee in part of the pool, you pee in all the pool. So my company. My job in my company is to do this, is to go on stage, is to coach people is to be the space to co write the book, to make the movie. I don't do the accounting, right? I have no idea how to do the accounting. I don't give about the accounting. I don't do the wardrobe, I don't do any of that. But there are people who it is their 10 to do that. So I delegate that. Because if I did this thing that's a three energetically, then I'm going to average and bring that onto the stage. My energy will be more depleted because I'm doing things in my life that are like that same thing. If you're out of alignment in whatever area, you're bringing that into all of it. You get what I'm saying? So that's my answer to the skills thing. Because there's stuff that we're just natural at and most of us disqualify what we're naturally good at because it hasn't been done before.
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