How to Properly Manage Your Money Like the Rich | Tom Ferry - YouTube

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So how many of you
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How many of you were raised perhaps like me where in your family?
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So how many of you
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How many of you were raised perhaps like me where in your family?
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Maybe there was some split
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How many of you were raised perhaps like me where in your family?
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Maybe there was some split
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mentalities around money
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How many of you know what I'm talking about?
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You know like maybe mom had a certain way of thinking and dad had a certain way of thinking
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So how many of you guys know who my dad is?
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My mom and dad got married when they were like 22 years old, my dad flunked out of college
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Right as a speech and communication major which is pretty awesome considering
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he's like one of the greatest motivational and real estate training speakers ever right and
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His mindset because his mentor this is what his mentor said to him you want to make a lot of money go buy a rolls-royce
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Go get a big fancy watch and go get a really expensive car and a real expensive house
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And you will be motivated like crazy
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And you will go do whatever it takes to be successful and guess what my dad did
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He went up a big fancy car big watch. You know rolls-royce the whole nine yards and every day
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He was like this. Holy shit. I gotta make money
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My mom on the other hand
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Grew up in an environment with a few more kids my grandfather. My mom's mom passed away when she was very young and she
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Immediately had to go to work at like 14 years old by the time. She was 16
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She was working at Disneyland as a Mouseketeer
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You know Orange County, California, and she's doing great
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But all of her money went back into the family
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So she would work only to basically have no for herself benefit from it so in her mind
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Every cookie in the cookie jar mattered you should be very
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mindful with every single dollar
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Imagine growing up in that house
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This one is like it's not how much money
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You just need to make sure there's at least one cookie in the cookie jar
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we could divide it up six ways and my dad's like we should start a cookie factory and
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finance the entire thing
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Well, no surprise that relationship did not last long right my dad actually ended up marrying somebody who was ridiculously financially savvy
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And I think she's somewhere inside the room who are you inside the realm?
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My my other mom somewhere inside her maybe you're running around the room
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The bottom line was this I grew up with a completely messed up psychology when it came to money
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And it wasn't until in my mid-20s when I met one of my mentors who he showed me something which I'm gonna
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Show you, the bottom line is this guy's money is a tool nothing more nothing less say that out loud
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Money is a tool nothing more
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nothing less, listen if you're a jerk money makes you more of a jerk if
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You are mother Teresa money makes you more mother Teresa
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It is just a tool, but this is what I know how many of you know someone that
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doesn't have enough money, I
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Don't know about you guys. I don't want to be that person and
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Not that I feel bad for them or less them all I think to myself is
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That person was never taught what I'm about to teach you
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They never
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understood that your money is a tool and just like an app on a phone if you don't use it and play the game
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right and follow the steps. You don't get the results. It's not how much money you earn
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It is what you do with the money that matters, you guys with me on this
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So I want you to write in your notes the following
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There's been a lot of research on this and you've probably seen something like this before
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Especially if you've ever met with a financial planner, or you know you've watched CNN financial. They all say the same thing write down
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5, 15 and 80.
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5, 15 and 80.
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5 percent 15 percent and 80 percent
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Five percent 15 percent and 80 percent and as all the studies show it
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Says five percent of the planet are basically
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generational wealth
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They have created generational wealth
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It's not the top one percent guys somebody who is worth five million dollars
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Who has paid off their home and
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when they pass on they
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Transfer all that wealth over. That's generational wealth you with me on this
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Some of them are worth millions some of them ten some of them are hundreds some of them are now billions
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But that's the 5% the 15% write this in your notes. You ready. They are the middle class
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They got a house
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They got a little savings. They go on a few vacations, and they're comfortable and there's nothing wrong with that 15%
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But where do you think the 80% sets?
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Darcy the 80% 80% 80% look around the room
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potentially 80 percent of this room
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I don't think so, but potentially with the numbers 80 percent of this room when they are older either A
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have to work to make money or
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B are dependent upon the government or their family to subsidize their lifestyle
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80% 80%
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80% some of your think to yourself my kids better be successful
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5%
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generational wealth and it starts at five million dollars and above fifteen percent comfortable my in-laws are
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93 and 90 years old they have a million dollar net worth there in that 15 percent, house is paid for that they bought for
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$11 300 years ago
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right in Anaheim, California on Bruce Street
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Paid that sucker off
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Every time I talked to my father law you see my Ford stock
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Right he's not he started buying Ford stock like in 1948
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You with me like I had a dollar that I had two shares then three shares, but over time guess what he's in that 15%
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How many of you know someone right now though?
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That based upon their money behaviors, and their money psychology
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They're clearly going to end up in the 80%
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Don't point out him if they're in this room and don't like you know make them wrong, but I'd like you to consider
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Maybe they just never heard what I'm about to share with you
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So I'm gonna show you guys a business strategy for your money you guys have for that a business strategy
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I'm not gonna tell you what to invest in that's not my role
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I'm going to show you ideas of what the very best people do, I'm gonna put it up on the big screen
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Which means the team's gonna keep it here the whole time?
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And you're gonna take detailed copious notes, so here's the first thing. I want to show you
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This is what 80% of real estate professionals do
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80% of real estate professionals
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They get a commission check and that check goes into their personal account
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their personal account
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80% they get a check and it goes into their personal account they go home
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And maybe they say here honey, or here on by myself, and I put it in my account
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But this personal account is not an LLC an S. Corp a limited light
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You know limited partnership. It's not a corporation. It's a personal thing now. I'm not gonna
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Ask you to raise your hands if that's you
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But I am gonna say this to you I would like to thank you for paying lots in taxes
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Thank you very much. I really appreciate you overpaying what you should be paying keep up the good work
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So what's rule number one?
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Should I have a corporation yes, or yes?
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Yes, or yes?
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so check this out guys if you answered this, don't feel bad I will
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teach this stuff at conferences
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And I'm blown away by ten people in the room 10,000 people in the room the number of people that go
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Yeah, I thought about doing that but like I don't know like which one do I pick I'm no expert
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Here's what you do you call your
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Accountant and say I think I need to get incorporated, which you recommend based on where I live
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What country what state etc?
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But rule number one is no one leaves this conference in 30 days if you are not incorporated
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And you don't own your business and now your checks come to blankety-blank LLC not you personally
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Cuz now you get all the tax advantages yes or no guys
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But I got to tell you, this is what the 80% does and this is clearly bad. Let me show you
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What the 15% do.
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I Want you to draw this out I
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Want you to imagine a world, where and by the way? Did you guys notice the subtle little difference?
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This one says check this one says checks
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Because people that get checks
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Understand the following, I get the check it goes directly into my business account
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Right I get it wired in from escrow. I don't get physical checks anymore the money
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Just gets transferred over, you with me
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Oh my a escrow company my title coming up won't do it great get the physical check
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But it goes into a business account, which means now as you can see I'm gonna have four different
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Accounts at my bank
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Four different accounts at my bank. I'm get out my business account
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I'm gonna have my tax account to me three accounts
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Tax account business account and my home account my personal account
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Here's the reality my friends if I if I can encourage and inspire
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You know every single one of you to just do that and then
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Follow the rule you ready write this in your notes
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above the tax account
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I want you to write down let's let's do an imaginary check and I want you to show you how much money goes where
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so at the top, let's say, that's a
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$10,000 check, just for easy numbers
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$10,000 check so all of a sudden
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$10,000 hits my business account and the first thing that happens is
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instantaneously
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3,300 of the 10,000 goes directly into my tax account
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3300 automatically into my tax account because some of you think when you get a check for 10 grand that you actually have 10 grand
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How many of you are in the state of California or New York or in the country of Canada
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You get a check for 10 grand, and you're lucky if you get 4,500
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That's the real deal now you're an entrepreneur you own your own business you're gonna start taking better write-offs
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You're gonna pay more attention to your accountant
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You're probably gonna have your uncle Larry who's done your taxes forever stop and actually hire a CPA who's gonna pay attention?
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But 3,300 bucks automatically goes there then
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3,300 or less
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goes into your business account and
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This is where I run my business a check comes in I've got marketing a check comes in
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I've got expenses a check comes in I've got my MLS dues
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Everything that I need to run my business every check 3,300 3,300, and then what goes over here
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3,400 bucks to my home
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Now it sounds like you might need a home budget. What do you guys think?
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Because many times what do we do we get a check and we just start spending the money?
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By the way if you look at this the very first one. This is the the cardinal sin
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this is what poor people do they get a check and
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They just start spending
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Who knows someone like that say I?
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matter of fact the bigger the check the more they start spending and they never think about
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Debt reduction because they'll do that later
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Because I've worked so hard and this was such a challenging transaction
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And that's why I'm going to overindulge and over and spend on myself, and we know the financial rollercoaster. You're actually putting yourself through
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this my friends is
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What the people do that take care of their money they know Uncle Sam or Revenue, Canada or Mexico?
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They're taking their money. No matter what so when I commit that Check comes in I don't say to myself
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I get it all it automatically goes there
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I leave a piece here, and the balance goes here makes sense so tell your buddy. Are you gonna do this yes or no?
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Yes or no
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Now here's what I know look up here guys
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The number of clients that have done this and then I see them a year later
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And they go I have $15,000 and my savings kind of never had that but more importantly I paid all my taxes
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Like I'm on time
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and I have money inside my business account and it's the end of the year and my accountant said I need to take a
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Dividend so I'm getting a big chunk of change at the end of the year. This is awesome
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Now I don't know about you guys, but I like is anybody like nice things
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You know family trips vacations memories, holidays, you know maybe a new outfit
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The challenge is if you keep that psychology without requiring or putting in the discipline
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You know what you end up with a bunch of nice things and a shit ton of debt
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So do me a favor tell your buddy. Do you know someone personally that has too much debt?
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Anybody's anybody inside this room
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Now listen there's smart Debt. There's bad, debt, and I'm not gonna go too in depth with you on this
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But you know the difference you know credit card, debt at nineteen percent is dumb
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Debt buying a house and getting a mortgage with three-and-a-half percent is really good debt
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So we all know the difference, and I just want you to be mindful
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I want you to take care of your money, but now did you guys get a photo of this?
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Did you capture it are you sure?
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Are you promising to do this?
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Okay, do you want to know what the wealthy agents do?
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This is what the wealthy agents. Do it's a little more complex
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It's a little more complex
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I would get it up on the big screen over there guys and take a photo of it, but more importantly
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I want you to draw the whole thing out in your notes
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Draw the whole thing out on your notes, this is what the wealthy do
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This is the stuff that no one taught me so all until Bill Mitchell
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Pulled me aside and said what do you do with your money?
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and I'm like I don't know I just get the check and I throw it inside my account and I spend it like crazy and
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I never have any cash, and I'm always in trouble
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Draw this out
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So play a game with me you get a $10,000 check
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The $10,000 check goes to what account?
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to what account and
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33% of it goes automatically where
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To my tax account because I don't really have 10,000. I really have like you know
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6,000 and change that's the real deal so 3300 automatically here
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then I take another
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3300 over here or less because I don't know your business expenses
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But by the way guys here Marketing costs should be no more than 10% of your expected gross revenue
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Your marketing cost should be no more than 10% of your expected gross revenue
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So a percentage that 3300 is gonna go for your direct mail and your
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Marketing and your email and your Zillow leads and your Facebook ads and the prints and the brochures and everything else
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But no more than 10%
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No more than 10% got it?
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Because you're incorporated now your car and a piece of your house and all kinds of other things get written off
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into or from this account so we like that but you might also have inside there ready guys a
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Virtual assistant an assistant well, where is that person gonna be paid from you got a check for 10 grand
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You didn't actually get 10 grand you got
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6730 3300 goes inside here now I can pay my assistant it starts to work like clockwork you with me, but you can see
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This is where it gets interesting
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Some people call this other account your investment account. I like to think of it as my financial hub
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It's where the money comes in and then it gets divided again
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Now I'm not a financial planner nor do. I you know even would even attempt to be, but I'm giving you just an example
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Of what that extra thirty four hundred dollars could go towards
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So maybe you need because you do two deals a month you're like I need
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Four grand a month to come into the home expenses
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So I'm gonna take you know two grand of my thirty three hundred or the thirty four hundred. Where does the rest go?
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Do you have a retirement account?
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Do you put money in the stock market or in bonds or whatever you believe in 401 K
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Do you have an account where you just put cash?
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to buy real estate
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Why not on every check take five percent of every check put into an account called cash for real estate
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And you just watch that sucker grow like crazy over time
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I'n two years, and also you're like I got 185 thousand bucks in cash sitting inside that account
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I should go buy a duplex. I should go buy a four-plex. I now have the money to go do these deals
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retirement account real estate cash account
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I use this because I did it you know with my kids a 529 B account which is a college fund
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Cash account since we did real estate cash. What do we call this the fun account?
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The fun account you know the I'm gonna go spend this money on stupid stuff and
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Throw it away later and not care or I'm gonna take this money, and I'm gonna use it for vacations and holidays
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What action are you going to take in the next 30 days around this conversation? There's no more information. That's it?
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Tell your buddy What actions are you gonna take in the next 30 days do it right now?
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