Mark Evans DM grew up in a trailer court and built wealth through door-knocking and phone calls, not social media. He now lives in a $26 million house and argues that success requires becoming someone willing to do unglamorous, consistent work that most people won't.
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Who do you have to become to live in that $26 million house? That's so give us an idea of your daily routine because you, like you said, you have to be consistent. So what's your daily routine look like?
Yeah, I mean, listen, you got to go back because like when I grew up, I grew up in the trailer court. My mom, dad, hardworking people, right? So I saw what hard work looked like. You know, I have the benefit of being 46. I saw pre Internet and now I see Internet world. So when I was doing my business at 18 when I bought it, I mean, I'm door knocking, I'm flirting, you know, parking lots, you know, I'm calling people on the phone. Like, I'm not texting, I'm not social media. And I'm not playing business. I'm in business. I'm doing work.