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Money sticks to the person who pays it the most attention.
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Key takeaways
- Every day, I would wake up and I would check my bank account.
- If you get on a scale every day and you're trying to lose weight and you don't do jack but you literally just get on the scale every day, people lose weight.
- I don't want to be poor.
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0:00One of the habits that I highly encourage you do is that every morning, what's the first thing you check? Is it Instagram? Is it YouTube? Is it your texts? I will tell you the first thing that I checked was my bank account. Every day, I would wake up and I would check my bank account. And what happens when you do that is you develop this muscle of kind of this understanding of the money flow. It's just like weight loss. If you get on a scale every day and you're trying to lose weight and you don't do jack but you literally just get on the scale every day, people lose weight. Drawing and putting awareness to the problem or the thing that you're trying to change improves it. And the first thing in the day, priority means it is happening prior.
0:31It's more important. So, you wake up, you make money a priority, you check your bank account every day, you look at all of the pluses that go in, you look at all the minuses, and next month you try to make that column go up and that column go down. I don't want to be poor. I'm going to look at this money until eventually it starts paying attention back to me cuz money sticks to the person who pays it the most attention.