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Alex Hormozi breaks down how more money actually affects your life. "Going from anything to about six figures a year is a material change. Going from 10,000 a month to 20,000 a month is a significant change. Going from there to about 40 or 50 is another change. Almost...

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Iman Shumpert says he doesn’t know how NBA players go broke, especially when the league prepays their taxes “After my rookie year, I told my brother, ‘I don't know how people go broke.’ I don't know how you go broke. You're telling me y'all are going to pay my taxes for me in advance. This is the league” “What I calculated for myself is, if I'm putting my shit in safe bonds, safe investments and companies that I know are going to put money back into their company to make sure that their company continues to grow. If I could lock onto these companies quickest, like getting Apple stock and shit. We knew back then grabbing that stock then, what it was going to be now. iPhones, it's going nowhere. No matter when you get in, you're straight because they're going to constantly take that money, put it back into Apple. That's going to make it keep on going” “When you get into those safe type investments, people that are going to make products every year, things that are just going to keep appreciating in value, I knew there was going to be a certain amount that I'm going to get every year off interest. How do I get my nest egg to the point that I can live comfortably off interest. Once I got to that number, I knew, okay, this is my budget per month. Once I cleared that, I'm able to say, boom, now this is my budget per month. But in no shape or form do you live outside yourself”

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There is simply not enough money in the world to make me want to get that close to one of those things! How about you? 😬
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There is simply not enough money in the world to make me want to get that close to one of those things! How about you? 😬

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135,980 views • 5 months ago

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17,892 views • 8 days ago

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308,878 views • 1 year ago

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