A short motivational monologue by Mark Evans DM emphasizing relentless daily work, focused activity, and productivity over gimmicks. He describes waking early, sending many emails and texts, writing articles, holding meetings, and conducting property transactions, using concrete daily counts to argue there is no "get rich quick" secret — the secret is to work.
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Dan asked what I did today. Like, dude, it's, it's 11:30 in the morning, I'm here at the cigar bar, already been up since five o', clock grinding. And I've probably shot 90 to 100 emails out to different people. I've had five different conversations, I've wrote two different articles. And at the end of the day, dude, like it's 11:30. I have four other meetings, high level meetings set up with my team. Today we're buying nine properties. Today we're selling nine properties as well. Not the same nine, different nine. There's a lot of moving, a lot of activity. A lot of times people are talking about like, you know, hey, I need to do this, I need to do that. But at the end of the day, like you have to do the work, like you have to stay focused. I'm listening to audios, I've wrote two articles, sent many emails, had many high level conversations with guys that are helping me progress the business. Just stay focused. I'm sick and tired hearing people talk all the time about, oh, get rich quick, do this, do nothing. But like, that's not how it happens. Not counting the 50 texts that probably sent. So, man, just make today happen. And you know, every day your activities and actions equal results. It's not about matter being busy, about being productive. So if you send two emails, sometimes my two emails can create massive numbers. But those two emails will never get out if I don't do the other 90 behind it. So again, just stay focused and make it happen. There's no secret. The secret is the one to work. Sam.