Financial freedom does not come quickly. Or at least it didn't for me. It actually
took me 4 and a half years of following a specific system before I had
graduated college, I said goodbye to my job and I never needed a job in the
corporate world again. And now that I've done it, I'm showing people how to do it
faster than ever before. So hang tight. Coming up next, I'm going to
show you how to achieve financial freedom as quickly as possible. So, what I
want to start with right now is I want to give you a blueprint. I'm going to give
you the 3 things that I did that helped me achieve financial freedom. And
I know that if you watch and take notes on this, that it's going to help you on your
journey. It's going to accelerate things. And I want to tell you about a special bonus
I have at the end of the video. I actually have created an entire
blueprint for people that are poor with no money, people that are old with no
money, for individuals that have been putting money in 401ks and IRAs but
don't have any residual income. Don't have enough to retire. And if you fall
into any of those boats, this blueprint that'll give you at the end of the video
is actually going to show you exactly how to get there and I'll even give it
to you for free. So, let's jump in. Let's talk about financial freedom and let me
create some context. What really is financial freedom? For me, it's a function
of time. For most people, it's a function of money. The reality is you got to get
super in tune with what you want out of your life. And so what is your ultimate
financial destiny 20 years from now? When you wake up, where do you want to wake up?
What do you want your lifestyle to be like? What do you want to drive? Is your
life all about impact and your charitable foundation or is it time with
your family? You got to know what that looks like because if you know the
destination then you have a greater understanding your destiny. And what I'm
going to do is I'm going to reverse engineer what that looks like. For all
intents and purposes, we're going to define financial freedom is simply
having enough residual income. --Money that comes in on its own accord no matter
what that exceeds your expenses. And some you got expenses right now. If 2,000 a
month and some of you it's 20,000 a month. So, whatever that is, that's where
we're going to start. That first level of financial freedom, if you come out to one
of my live events, we're going to supersede that and I'm going to show you how to
live the life of your dreams. In the beginning, we just got to get you free
from your job. We got to get you free from what's not working. So, a little
bit about me as I give you these 3 steps. I'm going to tell you my context and
my background because I'm going to give you my game plan. You have your own game plan
on this blueprint you get at the end. For me, I was in college.
I was studying and training to become a doctor. I want to be a surgeon. And
because I failed out in my chemistry class is so fast, it became very apparent
that 10 years of science was going to probably kill me. I wasn't... It wasn't
going to be good for me. And so I needed to find an alternative path. At that point, I
actually only had an expenses of maybe a few thousand dollars a month. But my wife
and I had to find financial freedom is 10 grand a month. 10 grand a month
residually would mean, I don't need a job, I don't need to work for someone
else and I can be free to do what I want. And we were so... We had so few expenses to
us tangrams like Taj Mahal. I was like... Dude, it would have been... It would have
been it would have felt like being able to buy anything that we could. I probably
was young and dumb enough to think I could afford a jet if I was making 10
grand a month, okay? Which we all know it's not a whole lot of money. But you
know what? It's a mile marker. And it's a good place to get to. So, the 3 things
that I want you to understand right here with where I was at is I had little
money. So, I'm going to do this game plan for you based on someone that doesn't feel
like they have enough money. You might be watching this to thinking, "Kris, that's
definitely not me. I have more than enough money. Maybe you do." But if you
don't, check this out. If you've got very little money, the second thing that I'm
going to be talking about is taking the little, you got to build something. So
that number 2, you can develop a track record. I'm going to tell you right now,
there's something to me far more valuable than money and it's track
record. Having money's great. But being able to duplicate it over and over and
over again, I can have as much money as I want and I can build as much wealth as I
want when I have a track record regardless of what's in my bank account.
And then the third thing I'm going to be talking about is how do you access free
money? Because here's the cool thing about money. When you can get your hands
on as much as you need because you have an amazing track record, because you took
the little you had and you did something productive with it, friends, that
was the blueprint that helped me in 4 and a half years create a net worth of
1.6 million dollars. At the time, I thought it was a lot. But what that
equated to was $12,000 a month residually and that's what led me to
quit my job. Even then I was still scared and nervous. And then everything just started
flourishing because of what I'm sharing with you right now. So, let me break this
down for you. I had so little money that my wife and I invented this little game.
We called it KPPPM. And I tell you what that means. My wife, she came from from
parents who were super frugal financially growing up. They had no money
too. And so when we had no money, we're like, we should do what they do. Which is
they would pinch every penny. So, KPPPM meant Cleanse Parents
Penny-Pinching Month. Which means that we were not going to splurge anything on
anything. And we saved up our little bit of money until I had $5,000.
That's a small amount of money but truth be told. I turned that into 1.6
million dollars. How did I do it? For me, it meant buying... I'm going to write P-R.
Stands for Primary Residence. Meant that I bought a home for me to live in except
I wasn't buying it for me. I was actually buying this house as an investment. I was
going to live in it but check it out. I bought this name 40,000 under market. And
then it had $40,000 of equity. Meaning, if I sold it, I was going to get a pile of cash.
I thought that was cool because how many of us can put 5 grand into
something and then turn it into 40 grand? Well, I turned it into a lot more than
that. So pay attention. Had a basement apartment that we rented out. And it
covered a mortgage. Which was crazy to me. Because the basement was one bedroom. And
the upstairs had 3 bedrooms. And I'm living upstairs I'm like, "You kidding me?
I'm living in this house for free. Isn't a house supposed to be your biggest
expense?" And in one deal, I wiped it out. Had this equity. And when I moved out of
it, guess what this home did for me? It provided a $550
month positive cash flow. I'm going to tell you something. When you're a young, dumb,
college kid and money is hard to come by and you're living for free and then you
move out to another house because you duplicated it and you're living for free
again and you're now making this cash flow, telling you what? Eliminating your
mortgage and having that extra money for me meant that I could roll that into
more properties. So, I went from one primary residence to another primary
residence. Between those 2 I built up a net worth of over $100,000. And then I
was he able to pull some of that out with the help of the bank and I bought a
third property. So, here I am with 3 properties. Now,
I'm going to tell you right now, that's a track record. It is not an extensive
track record. It's not my track record today of 3,500 homes. But 3 homes
back then was enough track record where my father-in-law who was crazy skeptical
about "What the heck is his brand new son-in-law doing with my daughter? Why is
he buying houses? Shouldn't he be going to... Shouldn't he be going to college and
like getting some degree and learned something useful?" But after I had a track
record of 3 homes, he came and said, "Okay Kris, you got to show me what
you're doing." And when he calculated my ROI.--Return On Investment, it meant that I
put very little in and I was getting crazy amounts of money back. And he had
been old school trained like, "Well Kris, I'm putting money in 401Ks and IRAs
and savings." And he came up with this proposition. Which it was his idea. So, I
blame him for my wealth. He said, "Kris, how about I give you money and we do
this fourth deal together and we'll split it 50/50. I got to be honest, I pounced on
it. I was like, "Are you kidding me? I don't have to come up with the dough this time?"
So, based on that track record, I did my first deal with my father-in-law. We sold
it a short while later. We both made... He made about 50% on his money. And I made
an infinite return because I put no money in. I did put in a little bit of
time. And because that house went well, I had another track record. You know my
father-in-law said? He said, "Kris, that was yummy." He would actually never say
that. But that's my creative license on the dialogue. "I think Kris,
that's yummy. Let's do it again." Right? So, we went and we actually did this like 40
more times. Well, along the way I now had... By the time, I got to I was a senior
college, I had 10 homes. And all of a sudden, I was sit in college one day,
and I was thinking, "Dang, I got so lucky." I mean think about it it was pure luck
that I got this father-in-law that has some 401k money stashed away wanted to
put some trust in me. I wish I had more father-in-law's. As a big smile on my
face because I'm not into that whatever you're thinking. But there were 3
other men... 4 other men in my world that had been kind of tracking my
results. I decided to take him on lunch. I showed him my track record on my 10
homes in all 4 of them. Again, in my dialogue said, "This kids kicking the
trash out of my 401k." Guess what they all did?
They all decided to partner with me. That track record has led to thousands of
properties. And friends, I am not reinventing any system here and I'm
going to give you this whole system for free in the blueprint end of this video.
So number 1, take a little money turn it into something. Number 2 build a
track record. Number 3, how do you access free money? Well, didn't I just
show you? That my friend is what I call partnering. And a partner is someone that
says, "Well, you have some track record. You have skill set, you have time." You know
how to do this stuff. You can find these deals. I got the money but I'm busy with
my career. I actually don't want to be putting my money in this. And the 2 of
us come together and we get married in a business called an LLC. That's our
business entity. And we start doing business together. Friends, this little
guy right here, your game plan is going to look different. But if we extrapolate
some of these principles, the goal is simple. Your first steps going to be
different than mine more than likely. Maybe not. But building a track record
and learning how to access other wealth to simply do over and over again what
you've already done, that's what has given me this financial freedom. It's
what's giving me the opportunity to live life on my terms, my way. And 10,000
a month at one point, I thought that that was a lot of money. But you know what
happens when you're more successful, your goals grow, your goals expand. My wife and
I now, every month, our charity... Our foundation puts on a huge service
project somewhere in the world. And that like that lights me up. But like I look
at my whole life and I'm like, the most meaningful parts of my life is not my
multi-million dollar houses. It's not the cars that I drive. Super cars. For me, the
most meaningful has been (1) for the last 8 years, I've been taking care
of my parents. Cover all their expenses, sent them on trips. Love them, take care of
them. Like taking care of my father and mother has been the most, probably one
the most meaningful things I've ever done.
And the second has been the work of taking all of this beautiful excess and
sharing it. You know, the rich people hang out with their givers, their shares. No
one likes to be at the top of the mountain alone which I've made this
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want to thank you for watching. Thank you for connecting with me. I hope this has
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