I want you all to know that six figures or let's just start with $100,000, right?

No matter how I say it, maybe you won't believe it, but it's really not that much money.

It's really not that much money. $100,000 is not that much money. Because as I

talked about yesterday, it's only $275 a day. It's $275 a lot of money. What we got to do,

what we have to do is before we go to like the top of the chart, which is, and there are some

people here who already make six figures or make above six figures and seven figures. I get that

but I have a very specific market, niche market of people who don't make six figures. So I would

imagine that most of the people on this line don't and that's okay. But you have to, before we start

talking about six figures, we have to start to talk about your zero. We have to begin to raise

our zero. What I mean by that is some of you think when you have no money, you have no money.

When your bank account says zero, that's when you decide, wow, I have no money.

But some of you, when you think of $100, $100 is your zero. You panic.

Wow, I only got $100 left. I remember being in the position where if I had a hundred, I'm good

until I get my next money. But some people look at $100 as I have absolutely nothing left.

Next level, there's some people, when you have $1,000, you have the top of your game.

But for others on this line, when you get to $1,000, you get nervous because your thousand is your

new zero. If I get below a thousand, like if I start approaching a thousand, like if my account

goes from 1,500 or my savings account is 1,500 and then it starts to get to like 11, I'm getting

nervous and in 1050, I'm shook. A thousand dollars, I don't have a dime.

But it starts here. I remember when I started to raise my zero, but my thousand became a zero.

I had a thousand dollars and my mom asked me for a hundred bucks.

And I love my mom dearly. I'll do anything for my mom. But when she asked for the hundred and

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