This Will Make You Rich (Do Not Miss this Opportunity)
In this motivational video, Rob Moore urges viewers to stop scrolling and consider the three pillars of a good life—health, wealth, and happiness—arguing that wealth, defined as well‑being, is the most critical factor after health. He critiques the UK’s cultural disdain for money and the lack of financial education, linking wealth to freedom, choice, and health. Moore explains core wealth‑building concepts: pay yourself first, convert time into assets, and invest in scarce, appreciating assets such as real estate, gold, and high‑value goods. He highlights the current UK property market crash as a unique opportunity, promising a free Zoom masterclass where he and a colleague will teach participants how to raise finance, invest in property, and generate passive income. Throughout, he stresses that mastering money is a mindset, that wealth benefits both the individual and society, and that taking action—rather than merely knowing—is essential. The video ends with repeated calls to join the training, share the video, and adopt the principle of paying oneself first.
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Do not scroll past this video. This could change your life. Give me a couple of minutes of your time and I think I can really help you move from where you are to where you want to be in life. Now let me ask you this: what to you is most important in your life? What areas do you most want to change? Are you doing what you need to do to get where you want to go? Just stop and take a second to answer these questions, because you are worth it. Especially in the crazy world we're in right now, where the economy is screwed where the NHS is screwed, where the UK is screwed, where politics is screwed, where— did I say the police— where that is screwed. I'm not going to ask for too much of your time, but you're watching this video for a reason, and maybe if you follow me, you're following me for a reason. Because of the many things that we can do in our life and the actions and distractions out there I believe there are maybe 3 main areas of your life that are going to drive the quality of your life. So for example, um, health, wealth, happiness. And Angie says just talk about everything because everything is fucked. Okay, so there are people out there that know more than me about health, so I'm going to park that. But of course, health is wealth. Do you know that the word well-being, or rather the definition of the word wealth, is well-being? So before we really had money in the form of currency, wealth— to be wealthy was well-being. Do you know that, um, back in the day of the old kings, attractive men used to be really fat or really overweight or clinically obese because that would show wealth, that would show you have the means and the resources to protect. But I'm going to make an argument that other than health, which is wealth, there is one main element of your life that I believe if you focus on, your life will change. It will change positively. And that is— well, actually, have a guess in the comments. Um, what is the most important area of your, of your life other than health that you'd want to take control of? Now it's all in our own hands, by the way. Angie has said health is in our own hands. I completely agree. Health is in our own hands. Wealth is in our own hands. Happiness is in our own hands. How we feel, the state— I mean, emotions are unconscious reactions, but how we feel, our state, this is in our own hands. The people we, we meet and we get into relationships is within our own hands. Now Jill has said helping people is the most important part of our life other than health. Neil has said money. I think some people say, um, you know, managing ourselves. Jonathan has said mindset. And some people believe it's the friends and the social circle, etc. Laura believes finances. Alastair believes knowledge. Okay, so I'm going to propose to you that the most important thing for you to master other than your health is your wealth. Now, Neil has said choice. There would definitely be a good argument for managing your emotions and your mindset. I would certainly say that that would be right up there as well. But imagine if Because by the way, money— making money is also a mindset, isn't it? It's a choice of your vocation. It's, um, a choice of decision and action and focus. So actually, money is the outward manifestation of the, the mindset, i.e., the thoughts, the feelings, the thoughts, the decisions, and then the actions. So you could therefore argue that wealth is an external manifestation of mindset. This is why a mentor of mine said the skill set without the mindset will leave you upset. So would you agree therefore in the comments that your wealth, health, and well-being mindset in the manifestation of money— and remember, wealth means well-being Would you agree that that could be one of the most important areas of your life? And by the way, if you would, let me ask you this: why are so many people so broke? Why is, um, money education so bad in schools? Why, as a society, do we look down so much on wealth and money and the attainment of wealth? Why in England do we want to pull everyone down who gains wealth. We have the most warped cultural, societal outlook and mindset on money. We don't have a warped outlook and mindset on health. I don't think we have an outlook, a warped outlook and mindset on mental health anymore, and your mindset, but we do on money. And I don't understand it. And so if you've stopped and you've stopped scrolling and you're investing a bit of time in watching this, um, this is how I believe I can help you. Because my purpose on this planet— I found this out, it took me years, took me 32, 33 years to find it out— and that is to help as many people on this planet get better financial knowledge. I believe when you can master your money, you can master your life, just like if you can master your health, you can live a long life. I believe the external manifestation of money and how you use it and spend it and invest it and how much return you get on it, etc. I believe this is an external manifestation of your thoughts and feelings and your self-worth and everything that's going on inside. So take your wealth seriously. Build wealth. Invest your money. Store your money in assets. Convert your skills and talents and your work into money, and then convert that money into assets, and then convert those assets into income. So in the end, you can stop exchanging your time for money, and instead of you working hard for your money, your money can work hard for you. If you have very little money— this is a really good point Laura's made— if you have very little money, you are more controlled by external factors. Someone wants you to work on the cheap. Well, if you don't have any money, you don't have any choice. The government and the central banks want to control you and tax you and consume you and charge you vast interest. Well, if you're broke, you don't have any choice. So what wealth gives you is choice. Wealth also gives you the ability to say no. No, I don't want to do this job. No, I don't want to do what this person is telling me to do. No, I don't want to do what the government are telling me to do. To do. So you could say that wealth equals choice, and of course choice equals freedom, so therefore wealth equals freedom. Yet no one in the UK wants to talk about it, no one in the UK wants to admit it, uh, and no one in the system wants to teach it. To me, it's utterly mad, utterly mad. We've got hospitals, we've got police stations, We have schools, but why don't the schools teach us what we need to know to evolve humanity? Surely as a species it serves us to bring out the best in us, yet we seem to be bringing out the worst in us. Okay, now one of the main areas where you can build and develop wealth, where you can earn recurring and passive income, is in real estate. So there are a zillion things you can spend your money on which go down in value. And there's a few things that you can invest your money in that go up in value. So real estate goes up in value, gold goes up in value, certain watches go up in value, certain handbags go up in value, good businesses go up in value, and the top companies in, you know, the S&P 500 and the FTSE 100 go up in value. Silver go up in value. Anything scarce and precious goes up in value. Art that's scarce and precious goes up in value. So if you can learn to invest your time not just exchanging time for money, but exchanging time for assets, then you can become wealthy. And remember, wealth is well-being, and well-being is health. So health is wealth, and wealth is health. You know, people say, 'Oh no, well, Rob, health comes first.' Well, wealth is health, and people don't understand this. But you know, if you have more money, you can afford good doctors, good care. You can afford to eat really good food because really good food is expensive. And so actually, when they say health is wealth, I would also argue that wealth is health. So look, if you'd like to get on that journey of taking control of your life and your wealth, and therefore your health, and therefore your happiness, and therefore your freedom, you need assets. You need assets working hard for your money instead of you working hard for your money. You need to exchange your time for assets, not exchange your time for money. I might actually have a training coming up which helps you get into property and cash in on the crash. 'Cause you may have seen in some of my videos that I've been doing, I'm talking about the house price crash, I'm warning about it, I'm sharing proof that it's already come down 15, 20% in many areas. I'm sharing that interest rates are gonna cause a further crash. I'm sharing that the banks actually want the crash. And I'm also sharing how to turn that into an opportunity. And how to leverage that and make money out of that and build your wealth and your health and your happiness and your freedom from that. So I've actually got a training coming up. I'm just going to put it in the comments where you can join a Zoom that I'm funding for you as a thank you for tuning into my content. And of course, it's my purpose in life to give you better financial knowledge, so it's what I do. So I've just shared the link in the comments. If you'd like to learn how to invest in property at possibly the best time in the last 15 years, Cash in on the crash. Buy assets where, you know, the rent— the rental income's going up but the value is going down. By the way, the higher the rent and the lower the value, the more the cash flow. The lower the rent and the higher the value, the less the cash flow. So you want increasing rents and decreasing value to maximize your income, and that's exactly what's happening right now. An opportunity is going to be rife and it's going to be there, but you've got to take advantage of it. So if you've stopped and you're watching, or you watch my videos, when all is said and done, more is said than done. To know and not to do is not to know. So are you joining the Zoom training that I've just shared? Are you taking action? Are you taking your wealth seriously? This is why I believe this video could change your life. This is why I said to you it was important to stop scrolling and just give me a bit of your time. Now look, I'm going to stay wealthy no matter what you do, but I'd love to help you. You know, my purpose in life is to help as many people on this planet become wealthy. And some people say to me, well, Rob, why are you sharing this stuff? Why wouldn't you just keep it to yourself? Well, think about this: does it benefit me if you're all broke? Because a lot of people, right, they're like, I don't want to hide what I know, and they're competitive and they don't want to share. It doesn't benefit me if you're broke. You're not going to buy stuff from me. I'm going to have to pay all the bills when we go out for lunch. The more rich you are, the more it benefits me. So actually, it benefits all of us if we are all more wealthy. It does not benefit us if most of us are broke and a few of us are rich. So actually, like, of course it benefits me to be rich, but it also benefits me for you to be rich. And actually, being rich is just a strategy, just like being broke is just a strategy. Now look, if you're struggling or you were born in a certain place or from certain parents and upbringing which, you know, is limiting— Bill Gates, I know a lot of people don't like him, but he said, "If you're born poor, it's not your fault. But if you die poor, it is your fault." And I completely agree with that. As long as you've got the internet connection, you're watching this video, as long as you've got opportunity because you're awake and you're alive and you're not in, you know, the developing world then you can change your life and you can turn your life around and you can make, manage, and multiply money. So yeah, look, look, sometimes I invite you to join Rob.team where there's a small financial investment. This Zoom masterclass, there is no financial investment, there's just a time investment, which by the way is your most valuable asset. So I'll put the links in the comments. Let me know in the comments when you've joined. And I would argue that right up there with health is wealth. And actually, health and wealth are linked because if health is wealth, because if you have— if you are alive and vital, you are well. Also, wealth is health because if you have money, which is our universally agreed exchange of value, if you have money, you can buy healthcare, you can spend money on always checking your body to make sure that it's well, you can buy good exercise equipment, you can buy personal trainers, you can buy good supplementation. So most people say health is wealth. I say wealth is health. And by the way, the people who've lived longest in society, it's been proven, are the people with the most amount of money. And of course, people who are stricken and ridden in poverty, they obviously don't live as long. And these are facts, by the way, that people, they just can't get their head around this because of society and culture and the fear of what other people will say about you and the fear of rejection. I'd rather be rejected for being rich than for being broke. And I'm gonna get rejected anyway. I'd rather be judged for being rich than being broke, and I'm gonna get judged anyway, so I might as well be rich. And I'm inviting you to learn from me to be able to do the same for you in your life and your family and your community and your society. So I've just put the link in the comments. Go and, uh, join the Zoom. I can see some of you are joining. Tony's just said he's joined there. Let me know when you've joined. Myself and one of my, um, dear friends are going to teach you how to raise finance if you don't have any money. Because a lot of you might be watching here going, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, but I don't have any money. But remember, every winner was once a beginner, and every master was once a disaster. No one starts with anything. Everyone— and by the way, people say, oh yeah, well, some people get given money, or they win the lottery, or, you know, they get inheritance. That's actually a curse. Money without knowing how to make it and what to do with it is actually a curse. So you should be grateful you just haven't been fed with a silver spoon. I'm grateful I haven't been fed with a silver spoon. I'm self-made in, in, in the context of how people talk about being self-made. And you know what? The skills are more valuable and the knowledge is more valuable than actually the money, because then you can just make it and make it and make it. But you need to learn to earn. So I've shared the link if you want to cash in on the crash, learn how to raise money, learn how to invest in assets, learn how to become wealthy. Real estate is one of the main ways to do that. And the link is in the comments. So I hope you found this content useful. I really appreciate you, that you stopped and that you, you know, you did it for yourself, but also thanks for having faith in me. I wonder if you wouldn't mind sharing this, because imagine if we stopped everyone scrolling and we got everyone to really think and to decide and to act and to develop amazing skills that are individual to them to help them make a lot more money. The products that they sell us would be better, and our interactions with others would be better, because it benefits us all if we're all wealthy, and it does not benefit any of us if we're all broke. So I wonder if you wouldn't mind sharing this as well. Share the love. Sharing is caring, but care for yourself first. Pay yourself first. One of the fundamental rules of money is pay yourself first. And too many of you are paying the government and the bills and Virgin and Vodafone and Sky, and you're paying everyone else first and you're paying yourself last. I can teach you all this stuff, you know. I learned this the hard way. Leverage me. So thanks for tuning in. Jump in on the training, uh, and some of these questions about investing and property and all that, we're going to teach you on this Zoom masterclass. Jump in quick, by the way, because it's coming soon. Thanks for tuning in, and remember, if you don't risk anything, you risk everything.
