Ownership Changes the Bloodline - Lifestyle Doesn’t

Ownership changes the bloodline, but at what point do we change the perspective and we stop being influenced by lifestyles and start being influenced by people who have changed their lives? Lots of trade and real estate business represent ownership, but those are just vehicles to get us to something bigger.

The portfolio represents ownership, but it's just a vehicle to give us to something bigger.

Like there's a group of people that thinks that if you get this, this becomes an accomplishment.

And there's another group of people that get this and say, this is the norm.

The ownership has to become the norm in order for it to truly have impact.

So it doesn't stop with you.

So now when I look at my daughter, I'm like, yes, she's been, I've been investing with her since she is, since she was one.

But it's only impactful when she now does it when she has kids.

Right, like it's good that I did it, but now I have to lay down the principle because till it becomes the norm.

And so like my cousin is investing, but like it doesn't become impactful until he teaches his grandchild.

Like my other little cousin, it doesn't become impactful until she teaches her daughter and then her daughter then teaches her kids.

So now the ownership does change the bloodline only when you put systems in place that now takes it from being something that was once impossible that's possible to the possible becomes normal.

That's the transition.

So the bloodline then changes when things start to evolve in a sense of normalcy.

So like there's a, the proof of concept doesn't have to be, oh, this is good right here.

This is, this just came to my head.

Watch this.

So the first hundred thousand to a certain group of people means now I got to show people that I got a hundred thousand.

The first hundred thousand to another group of people is just saying, yo, that's your first hundred, but not the first hundred for the family.

This is just the seed.