You see, what the richest people understand is that you cannot be pressured by outside forces and FOMO to make the best money decisions.

If you want to make more money, you need to be able to resist urges to spend or to give the money.

How do you create an unshakable business?

I cross $100 million in net worth by the age of 28.

Now I'm growing acquisition.com into a billion dollar portfolio.

In this podcast, I share the lessons I've learned in scaling big businesses

and helping our portfolio companies do the same.

Buckle up and let's build.

Listen. do the same. Buckle up and let's build. Listen, growing up, I did not come from a rich family and I did not come from a rich area.

In fact, most of my memories of my childhood are remembering how we didn't have money,

how we had to save money, and all the times where my parents were worried about

paying the bills. The neighborhood that I lived in, the same problems went on there. Like either you're

bartending, you're waiting at one of the local restaurants or you're working at a car dealership.

And so for most of my life, when I thought about like what is the most unfathomal amount of money

that I could make, I thought of

$100,000. And then when I got to the age of about, I want to say between 17 and 18, and I actually

ended up reading the book, Rich Dad, Poor Dad. And as I read the book, I realized it wasn't even

that I had a poor dad. It was that every single person I surrounded myself with, including

everyone that lived in my town, all had the poor dad mentality. was that every single person I surrounded myself with, including everyone that lived in

my town, all had the poor dad mentality. And I immediately was like, I need to get out of here

because my beliefs about money are what are preventing me from making it. As soon as I graduated

college, in fact, I think it was three days before my graduation ceremony, I packed up my car and I moved to

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