T. Harv Eker

I love it.

Also, T. Harv Eker wrote a book called The Millionaire Mind, which is really, really good.

Then one of my favorites is going to be Robert Kiyosaki's Rich Dad, Poor Dad.

I tend—I'm a pretty simple-minded guy.

Yeah, go ahead and then throw it over to Timo, and then we got to start wrapping up.

Yeah, I just wanted to double down on the mentorship where you were talking about and near the end as well, guys, like just to kind of give encouragement for the rest of the room as well, too.

And this isn't to promote my own coaching or anything like that.

You know, of course, if it's relevant, but you have to really start investing in your education and then also your mentorship as well, too.

I know so many people are really, really trying to, you know, get past that.

I'm not saying if you're starting out, you got to, you know, go for the Gary V coaching or the Dylan Madden coaching, like, You've got to start off small, or at least you've got to start off with somebody who's just a couple MRRs ahead of you.

The whole point is to match.

your current coach and then eventually I wouldn't say I'll beat him necessarily, but get to a point where you can then start upgrading and keep on beating your mentors as well, too.

Even I remember I was sitting down with Les Brown one time and he was just an honorarium speaker.

And he told me about a time where someone said to him, you know, I want you to speak with T. Harv Eker and all these other guys.

And he was like, how much of getting paid? And they said, look, if you don't make your normal payment, $25,000, and I'll pay it out of pocket.

So he goes there.

Okay,

how many have heard of T. Harv Eker, Peak Potential, Million Mind? Okay, so Andrew is both the president as the business coach, success coach for the president of Cactus Club, also the coach for T.

Harv Eker.

So he's gonna be coming to speak, and I've known Andrew for a number of years.

And then sure enough, within like a year.

I was working at Peak Potential's training for T. Harv Eker as a digital marketing specialist, digital marketing strategist, social media.

And and I found myself not only contributing to his company, but also rebuilding myself.

Right, I had to rebuild myself, it was the hardest year of my life, 2009, 2010, that was the hardest year of my life, one of them, and I had to rebuild myself from the ashes from scratch.

You got to rebuild yourself.

And this is where surrounding yourselves.

And if I didn't have mentorships from, you know, like T. Harv Eker, Alex Mendozian, many others who work there, who are great leaders and coaches in that space, really helped get me out of a bad situation I was in.

I was in a really tough situation.