Like where do you start?

First thing is you start learning.

I nowadays love reading biographies of people of successful,

I mean not just entrepreneurs, but really all kinds of people.

You hear their story and their journeys.

It's not just motivational, but very educational indirectly

because you get to hear what they did from their own opinions.

So it's like, you know, what would you pay to have lunch with Warren Buffett?

Well, it doesn't matter what you pay, it's not worth his time. So now you start learning, the second thing is

doing. And so if you have a job, do it in addition to that. Don't just quit your job unless you have the financial

resources to fall back on. It's going to be hard because you're going to say, well, I'm already working so much and I got kids.

I know it's hard. When there's a will, there's a way. And this is so true with every aspect of our lives. If you really want to make a change, you will find a way to do it. You'll wake up an hour earlier. You'll go to bed an hour later. You'll find some time on the weekends. You'll find sometimes in the middle of your work day to do something.

Because remember it gives you energy.

Your purpose gives you energy.

Welcome to the Pretty Intense Podcast. Thank you so much for stopping by. Today is

special because for the first time I'm interviewing somebody about money. Now money

is something that I don't worry a lot about. I'm super

blessed. I've had a really successful career. But I also don't understand it that

well. And so today's interview is with Jasper Singh. He is an entrepreneur. I invest tons in companies and in himself. He's an attorney.

And he also is a financial educator. He has an incredible YouTube channel called Minority Mindset.

The beginning of the conversation was all about Mindsette because I'm sure that you all want to hear like what do I invest in what do I do here what do I do there like tell me the nuts and bolts and we get to that stuff but at the end of the day if you don't have the right mindset about money

It's the rich dad, Poor Dad Syndrome.

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