How do the top 0.1% actually invest their money? Most people think they prioritize stocks in real estate,

but that's completely wrong. I bought my first stock at 19, a rental property when I was 21.

I was voted number one angel investor in all of Canada. I've even invested in companies alongside

founders of Google and even JZ. And here's what I've learned. The top 0.1% follow a completely different strategy

than you'd think. I'm going to break down the four stages of how the wealthy actually invest

their money, even if you're starting from scratch. Welcome to the Martel method. I went from rehab

at 17 to building a $100 million empire and being a Wall Street Journal bestselling author.

In this podcast, I'll show you exactly how to build a life and business you don't grow to hate.

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Stage one, invest in your foundation.

The best thing you can do is invest in getting ready to receive.

This is a non-negotiable.

First off, we need to prioritize your health,

essentially your mental and your physical,

because that's the baseline.

Once you get rich, the only thing you care about is that you feel good about

yourself having that money. If you're healthy, you have a thousand goals and dreams. If you're

unhealthy and sick in the hospital, you've got one goal. So we have to prioritize our fitness,

our sleep, and our nutrition. All of those will impact your brain. My best investment is in me because I will

take me with me for the rest of my life. You want to make sure you, this body, this vehicle,

is dialed in. Here's a great hack. Go to an expensive gym. Pay. When you pay, you pay attention.

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