If you want to be financially, independent and successful and a
millionaire, you have to do shit.
That makes you ridiculously uncomfortable for an extended period of
time.
Then once you get to be successful, you literally don't have to do
anything ever in this video, I'm going to tell you what it takes to
become successful, in what I did to become a successful, and what I do
now, and the difference between how much money I made during those two
periods.
Welcome back to the channel, everybody.
My name is already and this is the moving average, and in this,
This video I'm going to offend a lot of people.
Let's start off with this when people DM me and then they tell me all
of their problems and how long they've been working at it all, I can
respond to them is you need to work on your time management because so
many people cannot find the time in their day to do shit that's going
to make them money in the long term because they're not seeing the
instant success.
Now they don't have the capability to do it long-term and so they just
give up and then they can
Can you too bitch?
Their entire lives about it?
If you are one of those people stop it, every single human being on
planet Earth has 24 hours in their day.
No more no less.
You get to choose exactly what you want to do with those hours and how
productive you are in those hours that you have.
So, if anybody ever DMS me again, or I hear it in the message boards
that you don't have time.
I am just you're full of shit.
Here is a list of jobs that I can take off the top of my head that
I've done in my life in consecutive order.
Taco Bell busboy then waiter, then worked at my parents Hotel, then a
full-time student.
During that time, I was working conferences and events at hotels and
casinos in Las Vegas.
Then I got a job at the Cheesecake Factory.
Still a full-time student.
Then when I graduated, I was at a hotel owner because my parents had
hotels in
Well then once that completely failed and I was miserable and I went
bald I moved back to Las Vegas then I was a Bellman where I met a limo
driver and then became a limo driver then met a real estate agent and
then got my real estate license and was a real estate agent.
I I hated it but through all of my connections of being a limo driver,
I became a private chauffeur where I drove people around in mercedes's
and rolls-royce's, then I started driving Rideshare and then I
realized, if I put in the hours it could be the most lucrative thing
that
I do from being a full-time student, to a Rideshare driver, on the
side, I was side hustling, I had e-commerce shops affiliate marketing
websites.
A website called full cart, where you can get every piece of sports
equipment known to mankind.
I tried an Amazon store where I sold.
Electronic Phillips toothbrush heads.
Dropshipping professional sports, betting, when I move back to Las
Vegas which was a big mistake and then transitioned into YouTube My
First YouTube
Animal was a complete disaster.
Looking back at it.
It's almost embarrassing to watch every single day.
My entire day was completely filled with shit from 5 a.m.
until 11 p.m.
I've been doing those hours of operation or hours awake for a freaking
decade, if not more.
Now, when I became a Rideshare driver is when I started to accumulate
money and actually
Was earning more than I was spending.
Here's what my day looked like, I woke up at 4:45 a.m.
every single day.
I was logged into the ride share app by 5 a.m., I would drive non-stop
until 6:30 p.m.
and hope to God that my last ride was relatively close to my house.
If not I would continue taking rides until I got close to home.
If I wanted food during those 13 and a half hours, I would find the
closest 7-Eleven or
Lay to that ride that just ended by wasn't close to one.
I would wait until I got to one with more rides while driving
throughout the entire day.
I would find time in between rides to suction cup my phone or my
camera to my windshield and record myself and record a YouTube video.
Every single day.
When I got home at around 6:30 p.m.
my wife was already waiting for me with a workout video on the
TV.
And both of our fitness, mats out, and all the equipment, and we would
do an insanity session for 90 minutes that sucked.
But it made us both fit and healthy and bond with each other.
So it was beneficial by this time.
It's 8 p.m.
So I've been going nonstop at this point for 15 hours, then we either
had dinner at home or eight hours, give or take an hour, it's 9 p.m.
at this point, then I would take the footage that I recorded that day
and spend two hours learning how to edit and editing a video.
It's not like I was naturally gifted at it.
It took a long
Time all day driving and recording and then a two-hour edit to get 24
views on YouTube.
That's full commitment.
I did this every single day for 150 days, the YouTube Thing by this
point, it's 11 p.m.
either.
My wife was already asleep and I would go to sleep or if she was awake
and we and then we'd go to sleep.
Total Sleep time a little bit less than 5 hours and 45 minutes with
the time included to actually fall asleep.
But usually, by that time, I'm so dead, my head hit pillow and I was
out this
Schedule.
I held for a year and a half ish, maybe a year and eight months
through that process, I was able to accumulate a pretty substantial
amount of wealth.
I was able to buy a house, I was able to pay my mortgage.
I was able to even sell that house at a profit and move my ass to
Poland and have enough money to basically just watch my daughter.
Be born and grow for the first year of her life, which was really,
really nice, which gave me time to get used to living in the opposite
side.
The world.
But then it was time to get my ass into gear still during that entire
year.
I was making YouTube videos, keep that in mind.
I got a job at a crypto currency exchange, which turned out to be a
scam.
So I would wake up at 4:45 in the morning and be at work at 5:00 a.m.
because I was on a salary and I had to work a given amount of time.
I would get all of my work done in less time and use the rest of the
time pretending.
I was working to do other stuff so I would record a video.
So for the company, I would edit that video, I would remove the audio
and make a podcast from that.
Then from the audio that I removed.
I would get that transcribed into text and make a blog post and then
do subsequent email marketing.
Whatever yada yada, yada that was incorporated in my job title.
So from 5 a.m.
to 9 a.m.
I was done working.
I could have stretched that out throughout eight hours and taken my
dear sweet time with everything, and just been a normal Joe Schmo, but
I'm ambitious.
And so after 9:00 a.m.
I would learn everything that I possibly could about day trading and
cryptocurrencies, that was from 9 a.m.
to 2 p.m.
when I finished work, I would drive home.
Be a dad Kitt asleep then, go back to learning how to day trade, and
everything about cryptocurrencies in a given day.
I would spend 10 hours learning like consistently like a madman.
Eventually realizing that the company I worked for was crap, I needed
an outlet day.
Trading, was that outlet?
I made enough money to be able to quit my job.
Then I rented an office in this building downstairs, one floor where
it was just a desk and a room full of dudes.
Also renting, just a desk full-time day, trading then started to
transition into YouTube tutorials.
Still waking up at 5 a.m.
because if you are in a shared office space, you must wake up at 5
a.m.
If you want to record videos in silence, which you need to make good
audio for the first 30 days of this YouTube channel.
I made three videos a day.
That's three hours of recording.
And six hours of editing, my eyes were on fire, like, lava dripping
out of my eyes over the course of the last year and a half March
April, May.
Yeah, a year and a half.
I've been able to build up a ridiculous crypto portfolio.
I've made a ton of money day trading.
I've made a ton of money doing this YouTube thing, and I've made a
decent amount of money with the new company that we started the
trading floor, all of those things.
- my normal living expenses and cool things that I want to buy all of
the rest of the money has gone into different real estate projects.
So before I started the whole Rideshare thing where my day was crazy
before that I was at most at most at most at most making about two
thousand dollars a month.
But usually it was sitting around sixteen to eighteen hundred doing
the Rideshare thing.
I was making two thousand dollars a week.
I taught people how to do that on this.
Tube video during this time that I was working for the other company.
The crypto currency exchange, I was making the 7000 Polish currency
per month, which is pretty decent in this country.
But the equivalent is $1700, I was depressed.
I wanted to learn how to earn dollars in another country day trading.
Was that option for me now that everything is established and I'm
making substantially more money.
I still wake up in the morning, I'm in the office.
Office by 5:00 a.m., but I am done working with all of my primary
tasks by 10 a.m.
that's five.
Hours of like insane, work each day after 10 a.m.
I sit around and punch.
Bob my little sit on this couch ride my bike and I spend that free
time thinking about ways that I can make more money with the money
that's flowing in my cash flow businesses then.
I'm home by 2:30 p.m.
every single day I get to spend almost an hour with my wife.
Just me and her, it's really, really cool.
And then I'm a dad from 3:00 p.m.
all the way until 7 p.m.
when my kid goes to sleep.
Full-on no phone fully committed.
Just doing fun.
Cool things with my daughter and learning and teaching and doing just
fun.
Legos stories.
Jungle.
Jim's trampoline parks.
It's the best.
After 7 p.m.
I get to be a husband for my wife.
We can sit and talk.
We can watch movies together.
We can eat dinner together.
It's absolutely wonderful.
So from 2:30 p.m.
till 10 p.m.
when I usually go to sleep, I get seven and a half hours of my life
back because I was able to work my ass off make money and not stress
about it anymore.
That is the most valuable thing in the world, to me, my time.
Now my monthly income fluctuates, right?
Now, but it's anywhere between 80 and 100 thousand dollars a month.
And I'm not even working that much, like, I'm not pushing if I really
pushed, I could triple it, but pretty much all of these things are
passive income streams.
Like I make a YouTube video.
Yeah.
But it's going to be earning for me for time and all existence, like,
I have YouTube videos that I made a year ago that are still paying me
today.
Affiliate links are literally zero work.
They just get put in the videos and I get paid from
Those every single month, the reason why my income fluctuates is
because I don't day trade full-time.
I trade when I want some extra money, like I want to buy a vacation or
I wanted to buy this watch or I wanted to buy my wife, a car.
So I'll just do that until I have enough for that thing.
And then I stopped.
So, if you are unsuccessful right now and piss-poor, what you need to
do is work your ass off from 5 a.m.
to 11 p.m.
every single day, time block, every single minute of
Every single day.
And if you have a full-time job, figure out how to do everything you
need to do in that full-time job in less time and then pretend to work
during the time that you're still getting paid for to do other things.
If you are a dad and you need to spend time with your kids fully
commit to that do not be sitting on your phone, be the best possible
dad that you can possibly be.
But once that kid is asleep, say sorry, honey.
You need to explain to her that you need to provide for the family and
there's
things that you need to do and you need time to commit to it.
So you will spend less time with her.
She will appreciate you for trying but she wants to see the results
soon.
So work your ass off fast, okay.
Women are impatient over a it's she's a really good girl.
She will support you, no matter how crazy a ridiculous, your ideas
sound.
Most people that tell other people, they want to be a full-time day
trader, get laughed at until they're making twenty thousand dollars a
month and they don't get laughed at very much.
They ask a tutor.
Orioles.
I guarantee you I absolutely guarantee you there is time in your day
if you just search for it, if you become more efficient in finding
those sections doing work faster to that you are obligated to do like
your full-time job.
Staying up a little bit later and spending those hours learning and
studying and building your craft waking up earlier before everybody
else, like the rock.
You know what he does.
If he's
Filming a movie.
And the call time is 7 a.m.
he's up at 3:00 a.m., he's worked out twice before anybody's even
awake.
If you want to be ridiculously successful and you want money and you
want to be a millionaire you have to put in the time now.
And then later, once you have the money you don't have to work as much
because everything is automatically coming in from multiple directions
and you can chill a little bit and enjoy your life.
But use the time now that you have, while you have ambition and youth
and motivation, and all of the great things that come with being
younger, use it now because when you're older, it's gone.
I've II breaks my heart when I see like a 70 year old dude, in, like a
46 year old Fiat in 35 year old clothes, and he's just his soul is not
there anymore.
He lost the opportunity.
T to do something because time is limited, you have limited time, you
will die eventually.
If you don't use this time now, there is no excuse.
It is your fault.
No one else's.
I don't care about what your circumstances are because there were
people in the Holocaust that had bad circumstances and they still
managed to make it out with a smile on their face.
There is a motivational speaker that does not have arms and legs and
you're sitting there fully
Complaining that you don't have time and you're scrolling through
Instagram and Tick-Tock give me a break.
This is a topic as you can tell that I'm extremely passionate about
and I want to extinguish any iota of self-doubt that you have.
You can do it.
If I can do it, literally, I came from a town of like 11 people that
was like a half, a mile long, I had nothing laid out for me zero.
Everything I did was on
On my own using this thing in between my freaking ears, put in the
work commit to something.
Take all the courses, take all the YouTube tutorials, consume the
internet, just eat the shit out of it.
Learn everything that you need to do and do it every single day.
If you want to start your own business, do it.
If you want to start a YouTube channel, do it if you want to blog Vlog
or podcast, do it.
And for those of you that want to start your own business, but you say
you need funding to start it, you're full of shit.
Single business and existence can start theoretically effectively for
free.
You want to sell something to somebody, make a website for free make
advertisements.
Spend 20 30 dollars on advertisements if you can draw people into your
website to click and buy stuff, then you use the money that people
spent to buy stuff to order the stuff and then ship it to them.
Don't start a t-shirt business and spend ten thousand dollars on
t-shirts and have nobody to sell it to.
Sell first, then Supply the orders I'm hoping this video doesn't go
viral because what I'm about to say is going to be really, really time
consuming for me, if you want to start a business or you want to learn
day trading, or you want to become a YouTuber or whatever you want to
do, if you want help doing it and you have questions about it, leave
your questions in the comments and I will do my best to effectively.
Help you find a direction and get you pointed in the right direction
to help you start the
Says, and then it's about you to fully commit and, you know, really
invest the time into it.
I will do my best to respond to every single comment.
But if there becomes eight thousand comments on this video, I'm sorry,
I won't be able to respond to everybody because I got other shit going
on in my life.
But if you do want to become a day trader and you only have a little
bit of money and you want to try to grow really, really fast, check
out this video right here.
And if you guys enjoyed this video and you don't mind me ranting too
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Already.
Thanks so much for watching and we'll see you in the next one.