Short YouTube monologue (Mark Evans DM) advising against trying to "get rich overnight." The speaker emphasizes incremental growth ("make a dollar before you make 10...10 to 100") and argues that spending on self-investment (Masterminds, courses) should be seen as an investment rather than a loss, because of opportunity cost and long-term value.
And I see so many people trying to get there overnight. It doesn't happen, by the way. You got to make a dollar before you make 10. 10 to 100, whatever. But this money thing is that's holding you back, is you're so afraid to lose. When you invest in yourself, in a Mastermind, and spend 20, 30, 40, 50 grand, whatever it is, you think you lost that money out of your account because your account went from 100,000 to 80,000. You just lost 20 grand. You're like, oh, my God. But what you didn't do is look at what the opportunity cost and opportunity value is in that money. It's a great investment. You are a great investment.
