Episode 183 - Three Minute Thursday ( No overnight success )

Make Sh*t Happen

Welcome to Make Sh*t Happen. This is episode number 183. This is three minutes Thursday. Hey, guys, how are you all doing this beautiful Thursday Astros are in the playoffs. Hopefully, we make it out of this one and win this series and back to the World Series one more time. And hopefully, we are victorious this World Series and shut everybody off about what they say about the Astros. But anyway, hey, listen, guys. So this morning, I am, you know, I was thinking about some things. I mean, while I was just, like, got sitting meditating, enjoying the beautiful weather and, you know, people always talk about overnight success. People think people look at these singers or an actor and or someone says, oh, man, I can't believe this guy just as an overnight success. He got all these hits and everything. I want to tell you, there's nothing called an overnight success because to reach that overnight success, it must have taken 5678 years. If you want to be successful, you got to lay the groundwork. You have to. You must lay the groundwork. If you want to buy something big, you must start saving towards that big purchase towards you want to make sure that you are financially independent, you have to work towards that financial independence. Rich mindset. People who have a rich mindset, don't spend everything they earn, they save before they spend, not spend everything. And then whatever is left, maybe put it in savings. No, that's not how it works. People who have the rich mindset, people who are rich, save before they spend. They don't want to see that money because money is such a temptation. If you have it, you'll spend it, put it somewhere, put it in a savings account and you will ensure that you're going to be rich. People say you know what I had someone said the other day? Well, you know, if I have any advice for my younger self, I'll spend everything I earned in my 20s. Well, I think that's a poor mindset because you should start saving. And I honestly wish someone should have told me this. Hey, start saving when you're 15 or 16 or 17, start putting it away because people need to know the principle of money. The rich get richer. The wealthy get wealthier because they are saving. There's something called compound interest. Compounding your money. Your money doubles every seven years. Nobody tells you that in middle school or high school or even in College.

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