Yo, today's QOT is the bigger the problem, the bigger the paycheck.

Here we go. Welcome back to the quarter of the day show. I'm your host, Sean Croxton,

and Sean Croxton.com. We got Myron Golden on the show today.

And today, Myron is going to talk about how getting rich is easy because it is. And a lot of us

will be like, what, how is getting rich easy? Like, it's got to be hard. I mean, you got to work all

these hours and yada yada yada. And here's the thing.

Getting rich is something that happens apart from the number of hours that you work.

Like Bob Proctor says, like getting rich is about delivering a service without the need for your physical presence.

So when you can solve a big problem for a large number of people,

you're going to make a lot of money.

But what a lot of us kind of expect is that we're going to make a lot of money

solving a small problem for a small group of people, actually, as well. But if you're solving a small problem,

you are easy to replace. So the value of your time, the value of your work is not very high

because they can just pull you out and put somebody in. It's kind of like a supply and demand thing.

But when you develop a skill, which very few people are willing to do,

if you develop a skill to solve a big problem and you learn how to create a team around you

that's going to deliver this service or this product to a lot of people, you will be paid.

But if you don't, you won't. You'll just be selling,

like, you don't. If you don't, you won't. You'll just be solving small problems and trading your

time for dollars. And that is not the way to get rich or wealthy. So it's time to start thinking a

little bit differently. And what Myron's going to do at the end of today's clip is show you how you can create one product, not even expensive product, and sell it to a lot of people and make a million dollars.

Or you can have like a mid-level product, sell it to even less people and make a million dollars.

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