What's up, guys? Today's podcast episode is covering five lessons that I have learned from hanging out with ultra high net worth individuals.

They are labeled as U.H.N.W by banks and financial institutions, which typically constitutes a net worth of over $30 million.

And for this podcast episode in particular, we are saying over $50 million

because I have some friends that I hang out with on a pretty regular basis that are at that

point. And I've made some observations across the last six years of hanging out with these people

of a few different ways that they operate in their daily life, in their personal life, in their family life,

in their business, ways that they think about things, things that they say that are way, way,

way off of the status quo or the norm, obviously, because they are nowhere near the norm

anymore being worth over $50 million.

And so I want to share some of these lessons with you guys.

Some of them are financial, but most of them are just kind of personality quirks, how they think

about things, how they talk about people, how they interact. And the intention of this episode is

that you guys can take some of these behaviors that are not typically talked about in the

business books or in social media. And you can mirror these behaviors that are not typically talked about in the business books or in social

media, and you can mirror these behaviors and you can act these behaviors in your day-to-day life

to perhaps hopefully get you to this level faster than having no idea about these behaviors

prior. And first off, for a bonus tip, I want to say for anybody

that's brand new listening to the podcast episode, like, I'm recording this in 2025. In

2023, I was employed. Like, I was working in corporate America. I entered the world of the

wealthy, of these millionaires, of these multimillionaires in 2020. So when COVID started,

2019 was my introduction. 2020 is when I started. So this is five years after me really

getting into the world and literally three years being full time in this world. So three years

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