Short YouTube excerpt (Nick Perry) arguing that to achieve wealth one should study consistent success patterns rather than rare anomalies. Perry contrasts 'broke people' who copy lucky outliers with 'millionaires' who model repeatable behaviors (examples: persistent calling, running ads in slow seasons, persistent follow-up).
If you do what a millionaire does, you will not be successful. Because millionaires don't study success stories. They study success patterns. See, broke people try to find that one person who got lucky, and then they try to copy their moves. They model the anomaly, whereas millionaires study what works consistently and ignore the degenerate gamblers. They instead do what most successful people actually do, which are the boring patterns that work every time. Patterns like making calls when nobody's answering, running ads even in a dry season, and following up when they're getting ignored. Luck varies. Patterns always stay the same. So model the pattern, not the exception.
