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Journaling Gives You Power To Change Your Perspective

I think if you hate doing it, don't do it. There's a lot of people who just can't get to journaling and look, it's something you should do for yourself, but nothing that you should feel compelled to do just because you know some influencers telling you to do it. Or you see it on instagram or people are talking about it. With that said, I think journaling gives you perspective and process. It's like having a friend that you can tell anything to at any time and have them repeat it to you in a non-judgmental way and that's the great thing about journaling. 

I love journaling when I travel and I actually take another level. I don't just write, I will take clips. So I will cut out pages from magazines and newspapers and cut out pictures that I find inspiring in the airline magazines or you know my train tickets if I go travel. I'm a big big fan of of travel or you know, all all I'll take like a flower that I might find on the street, a little dried flower and I'll put it in my journal. So my journals are really three-dimensional. When I travel not so much, when I'm home, but there's something about pen and paper. There's something about the process of physically writing. That changes the way our brains work.

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Taking Advantage of A Downturn

The experts have been and I'm talking about these guys that are you know, hey, give me 500,000. Let me invest it, let me short it for you. They lost money five years in a row because they kept thinking this was the year, the depression is coming. This is before covid. And I know good people that are like, you can't go seven years, I've looked at history. It only goes seven years. The longest, you know, non-recession has been nine years. Now we've gone 10, 11 years without a recession. So for anyone that is over 40 years old, that has some understanding of the economy, realize that it goes up and down and I knew and at least I felt like I knew when the housing prices were outbidding each other, it felt a lot like Los Angeles in 2005 when everybody that was a waiter and actually could walk in with a 550 credit score and get a million dollar house and I'm like, there's something not okay about this. And I know that the fundamentals are different than 2008. 

Of course, from the crash I understand all that. But when other people like the bitcoin and the real estate when average non-sophisticated buyers are rushing into a market like the Dutch daisies or the Dutch flight, I'm always like, okay, something we're at the top of this thing not about you because you're also a real estate investor like me. But at some point in the last year and a half, I was like, man, I'm out unless I find a great deal. Like I'm just going to wait till  it on sale. That's how you handle a recession and I'm no Warren Buffett, but you know he actually admitted, hey, for the last 12 months, we've been stiff, we've been tucking away money. 

We've been tucking away cash because that seems like the best way to prepare for a drop in value. And what happened in the last six weeks has recorded. This is people got scared, the stock did drop, tech drop, bitcoin drop. So people then say, holy christ, I don't have a lot of cash and now I need the cash back so where you need the cash from? The only liquid assets are stocks and bitcoin and you can't liquidate a house instantly. So I'm not scared. I kind of expected it but if you're not in a position to either have cash, look at it because now you know the credit's dried up. So there's no more easy dumb money to buy those things that are now on sale. But if you're a real estate investor in the next three years, that's going to be the best time to buy. 

Think about all the people in the last three years. That over leveraged bought 10 airbnbs because money was cheap. And now they're like I'm going to be in business and now they're like, oh no, I got to sell one or two a year I know that. So there's going to be things on sale and just like anybody who's ever gone to  Walgreens or on amazon, we like on sale. It makes us happy. Why would you buy anything retail if you can get it on sale at the same product? That's how you have to look at a recession is things are now on sale. And do you have the money or the credit or the relationships to create? Now a bigger asset pile and hang on to it for the next four to seven years? Is that fair and the way to look at it? 

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Developing Influence Skills For Sales Success

We teach how to speak the language of sales, the language of influence. And once you know how to do that, it doesn't matter which park you're playing in, right? It's like playing basketball, like, once you know how to play basketball, it doesn't matter which court you're playing on. It's basketball. You just need to have those skills of how to dribble, how to shoot, how to do all that stuff and so I see myself empowering people and you know, empowering my family, empowering myself, empowering others around me to create these recurring predictable revenue systems that never fail and it's very possible now.

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Stage Your Growth Using Feedback Loops

You can't start with a product or a business that's gonna feel to you like a steel wall. You need to go for low-hanging fruit, something that's a little bit easier. Why? Because it's gonna constantly be bringing feedback to you. So it's gonna close that loop for you and open up the opportunity for you to start taking harder and harder challenges and that's really the trick to this is that you need to find something that will feed your feedback loop and you can close that loop. So you put a certain amount of input in you get a certain amount of output out and that loop continues because if we keep banging against the wall with no hope of ever getting breaking through it we're going to quit and go on to something else.

That's why people move on to drugs. You see people that they're using drugs and you're like man your life was pretty bad as it was. Why would you add the complication of becoming a drug addict like why would you why would you do that. Well, the answer is easy because it closes the feedback loop. You know, you put the drugs in. You get a feeling out. It's giving you something, whereas the alternative might be hard. You might go out there to start a company, you might go out there you know to chase that beautiful you know spouse female that you're you know going after and she might not respond to you and the rejection of that might be so hard.

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Getting Started With Your Business Ideas?

I mean look sometimes you can get lucky right? Sometimes you can be born into money, sometimes you can marry a rich person you know. Yeah, you can get lucky but for the majority of us that's not gonna happen and you know there's really you know I talk we have a podcast called hack and grow rich. So for any of your listeners you know if you want to check out our podcast it's on spotify and stitcher and apple pie podcast and google podcast so you guys can download us there and we talk a lot about hacking life, about little hacks that you can do that can get you a little bit ahead of the rest, but when it comes to success people are always asking me hey what's what's the hack and I'm like dude the hack is getting out there and working hard getting out there and hustling do whatever it takes.

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Understanding Your Risk Potential vs Gains

The only reason why those dudes are interesting is because they're defying death by being around these killing machines. Those animals are killers and the reason why it's interesting, why there is a purity to that interaction is because it's dangerous. If they were hanging out with little kitty cats nobody would want to watch it. It's not interesting. So the fact that dude got mauled. Yes, it's a tragedy and it's unfortunate that anybody gets injured or killed because of that especially an artist or a performer. But at the end of the day that's the game they're playing. 

They're like we're dealing with these deadly situations which makes us interesting. Come and watch and and deadly means that you have that potential so not so much so when you're rolling with jiu jitsu or kickboxing because there's an agreement where you know you're not gonna fight dirty or you're you know you might you might roll hard or you might go all out but you're not going to do something to injure your sparring partner intentionally. That's not the goal. I'm sure it's different in the octagon but but doing that so there there is I think that agreement when you're when you're training and when you're sparring.

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Who Bends First?

So learning the subtleties and nuances and the cultural differences wherever you're at is super important. Similarly you know if you're going to be negotiating with gangbangers there's a culture there. If you're going to be negotiating with corporate business people, there's a culture there. So it's it's very important to understand not only the the micro chasm that you're in but also the little micro climates that you're in when you're negotiating with people. So in that case it was really you know a issue of there was several negotiations going on at the time and it was a matter of them kind of trying to see who was going to bend first.