Vince Reed argues that broke people take free advice from other broke people, while rich people pay for courses and events. Paying collapses time by connecting you with experienced people and accelerating your progress.
Think about it like, we're born, we go to school, we get jobs, and we go through this vicious cycle. But then you have these people who are just ultra rich, but all the people that are struggling, just listen to the people that don't have anything right. And they're constantly telling you, don't do that. You shouldn't do that, or that's a scam. Don't go there. I mean, people would tell me not to go to events. All of my best friends and multimillionaire people that I've met, I've met at events, you know, they'll tell you, don't invest in courses. Courses you shouldn't have to pay, you know, 2 grand or 5 grand for a course. You could get it for free on YouTube, you know, and what people don't realize is that the most valuable asset in the world is time. Can't get time back. And what courses and events and meeting people that have experiences that you can learn from, what they do is they, they. They collapse time. They allow you to get to where you need to go faster.
