Hey everyone, I've got another episode of the Road to Revenue series today's episode is an hour long free coaching session and Q&A.

I'm going to go over the number one problem that every young entrepreneur makes and understand your relationship to money.

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This is Entrepreneurs the Playbook. Hello. Hi everyone. Welcome, welcome, welcome. We got a little background music still rolling. We're going to take. It's a BYUQ. That means bring the questions. I'll bring the answer BYUQ. Welcome everybody. Thank you so much for Friday training. We've been doing this for over 21 years now. I just saw. So that's pretty cool. We are here to be of service and of help. If you need anything, all you need to do, all the exercises, guys,

and even my book, David at demeltzer.com reach out. We're happy to provide those. I will send you a book. Sign it. Ship it for free. I'll pay for shipping. Don't worry. But all the exercises from today of the BYUQ are available to you. Just email me. David at demeltzer.com. Next week training is mentorship versus coaching and the nuances of that. We're going to be riding this wave on IG on Clubhouse and of course right here. Let's get started.

What is your personal opinion of currency? I asked this because if everyone were millionaires, wouldn't that be a form of good communism? Wow.

I don't think that a political party, like a communist party, can be attributed to everyone being a millionaire.

I think millionaires in a abundant world or more than enough of everything is a currency. And a currency is an object of energy that we put into the flow to get what we want.

And if we could create an abundant collective consciousness of millionaires that were putting their currency into the flow, then I don't necessarily think that it would have to be through communism or socialism or capitalism.

I think that devoid of any political structure is a currency of money and a philosophy and mindset of money that if we could convince the whole world that there was more than enough of everything for everyone, that we all could be millionaires.

And the interesting irony to that to me is most of us won't want to be millionaires if we truly believed and had faith, which is another currency, that there was enough of everything for everyone.

So I'm not sure how to connect a political party to or a political system, sorry, to being a certain amount of wealth.

I subscribe to a theory that we all are wealthy and we just have to figure out what's interfering between us and the wealth that we already are.

We are all healthy. We have to see what we're interfering with our own health and shift our paradigm perspective and attuned in a line with my own mission.

We are all happy and we have to figure out what we're doing to interfere with that happiness.

First up on clubhouse is Mike Bimola. Mike Bimola, you got a question for me, my friend.

I do Dave, good morning or good afternoon, depending on where everyone is.

And my question is when we talk about coaches and mentors, I have a pretty good idea, but I love to hear it from you obviously for all of the apparent reasons.

When people are looking to coaches and mentors, what are the differences and what should they look for in each specifically?

Yeah, I mean, this will be our training next week. I love the question. So I'm just going to touch on it to give a little bit of a taste of what next week's training is going to be about. But I think people number one, don't know how to find a mentor or coach.

I think they don't know the difference between a mentor and a coach. And I don't think that they have the courage to ask for help of a mentor or a coach.

I think they see everyone as a gatekeeper, not as a sponsor or a power sponsor, but it's highest level.

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