T. Harv Eker

Those two things, continuous improvement and relentless execution.

And so again, we went from seven C's to the 11 C's, and now we're going from the two modes of operation in the revenue running community, which were warrior mode and wizard mode, which is actually inspired by where I used to work at, T. Harv Eker's Peak Potentials Training, you know, he had these two camps called Warrior Camp and Wizard Camp.

And that's essentially the principles I took from those camps, those trainings, and I put them into the revenue-running community.

So inspired by, you know, T. Harv Eker and Peak Potential's training.

So, and we got Warrior Mode and Wizard Mode, and that's how we've been operating for the last, you know, few years.

Well now, Judas, you know, I think last week, or yeah, pretty frequent, uh introduced a zen mode right so so what is zen mode well zen mode is more clarity focused uh let me see here zen mode yeah peace and clarity peace and clarity so now we have really three modes of operation here we have three modes of operation in the revenue running community if you want to be a high performer right if you want to be a fellow revenue ronin If you want to generate a six-figure business in a year or less, this is the room for you.

Going back even further, it's interesting because I actually haven't talked about this.

There was a seminar a gentleman named T. Harv Eker did, and I don't even know if he's in business anymore.

I know that that first company isn't, but he was on CNBC one morning pushing his book in seminars, and his book basically pushed his seminars.

But it was a millionaire mindset thing, and he on CNBC – in this interview, heck, this would have been 20 years ago, maybe 15.

But essentially lower octave of the 12th house, you can get self-undoing addiction, like where we sabotage, where we just don't feel enough.

challenging planets in the second house like a lot of people and i know some of my most successful friends have chiron in their second house of money chiron in their 10th house of business and they are incredibly powerful but they've had to heal a lot and feel worthy of like holding power or being able to receive or seeing themselves as truly valuable um at an inherent level So it's not so much that we're all doomed to sabotage, but I always say this, this is a good, the first money book I ever read was T. Harv Eker, Secrets of a Millionaire Mind.

First person I ever heard talk about the subconscious mind.

And he literally said, if you want to see what your relationship to money is, look around at your life.

You know it.

T. Harv Eker is the author.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

What is it, Jaya?

As you go through each day, looking at my life, everything matters.

T. Harv is right.

How you do anything is how you do everything.

I became obsessed.

It is really their relationship with money.

One of the best books anybody can read is The Secrets of the Millionaire Mindset by T. Harv Eker.

That is, as far as a short book goes, one of the most impactful ones one can read because there are inner laws of wealth and there's outer laws.

The outer laws of wealth are different vehicles we can use to accumulate wealth, rather than selling real estate, starting up a business, trading stocks.

And I've actually met him.

He was one of our speakers on stages at our Peak Potentials events back when I worked for Harv Eker, famous author of Secrets of the Millionaire Mind.

And yeah, so Keith Cunningham, he has a NBA level CFO scorecard or scoreboard that he has developed.

And yeah, so definitely look into that, research it a bit more.

So I've just found it, found it time and time and time again.

I'd be sitting in a room with You know, a boardroom in Trump Tower, I'd be sitting over in some planning session with an event we're doing with T. Harv Eker or, you know, athletes, and they'd be like, let's just do this.

And we're like, oh, my gosh, I don't know how we're going to do that.

They're like, go figure it out.