You can't fix years of financial decisions in weeks. People quit new strategies too fast, chase quick-fix promises, and blame the system when results don't come immediately. Real wealth takes time.
One of the biggest mistakes is that they spend 10, 20 years, 30 years of their life, whatever it is, getting themselves in their current financial position, and then they're expecting to change it overnight, right? So they're— now, your trajectory can change overnight 100%, but your results may not change overnight. And so what some people do is that they, they, they try for 6 weeks and they give up and they go, oh, it doesn't work. My life hasn't changed all of a sudden. And wealth investing doesn't work and it doesn't work and it's broken. It's not going to work for me. and they get in this whole sob story or victim mentality, things like that. That's the first thing. So we've got to realign our timeline. The next big thing is that people chase shiny objects. Once again, they've spent all their time getting themselves in their current financial situation and then go looking for the silver bullet, which is going to change all their problems literally overnight. And that doesn't work. Short-term decision-making sacrifices long-term wealth building. Okay? So we've got to have our timeline in the right place. We've got to have our head and our psychology in the right place.
