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One time for the under down.

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Reach the skies, let the stars up above because it's one time for the underdog one time for the underdog

I'm Patrick bed of your host of Aitem and today we're going to talk about what you can

really do not not one of these hypothetical books you read about what you really do not one of these hypothetical books you read about what you

really need to do to become a millionaire everybody wants to become a millionaire and

I think a lot of times just like in sports think about in sports. We admire LeBron James, but if you're not 6A-260 you cannot jump 40 inches

You're not going to be LeBron James. Okay, so that's not the most duplicatable story to try to be inspired by.

We can respect it, we can admire them, but it's not something we can be and that can be

intimidating sometimes. So a lot of you guys may

I'll see people like myself even back in the days you'll see somebody like an

Elon Musk or you'll see somebody like a Mark Zuckerberg I can never be like

Zuckerberg I can never think like Elon Marx, where they're an anomaly.

What I'm talking about is something you can be.

Stephen Curry is only six feet tall, couple inches, 170 pounds. He doesn't do 360 dunks but he practiced the formula I'm on

to cover is more a duplicatable way of becoming a Stephen Curry or a Sam

Walton CEO of Walmart or something that's duplicatable.

That's what I'm going to cover with you here today.

Okay, so let's get through it.

What it really takes to become a millionaire. I call it the 2-5-10 20-30-40 rule. Let me explain. This is your

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