Thinking like a MILLIONAIRE #shorts

ByCameron Long

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Thinking like a MILLIONAIRE –

Thinking like a millionaire will only get you that far….

Cameron Long

Cameron Long

Cameron is a seasoned CFO and CPA with 31 years in finance. He created the AI Trader's Playbook to help everyday investors use AI to find high-confidence trades — in minutes, not hours.

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  2. Oh come on now, Harvey. $10. doesn’t buy a meal. You know that you didn’t do that. Must be talking to a boy w/ o a family.

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    3. I mean…apple music is like 10 dollars a month🤷🏽‍♂️lol. All he is saying is that you should aim for a need amongst society that pays. And constantly expand

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  4. Steve’s math is wild hahaha…10×10 is $100…if you do it another 10 times, that’s not $1,000, that’s just another $100…nikka math

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    1. You missed the point you do 1000 10 more times not 10 for 10 10 more times, because once you figure out how to make 10 dollars figure out how to make 100 then 1000 etc

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    4. ​@@sherry7775There are about 1.6 million dog owners who use professional dog walking services. There’s a market for it. Figure it out.

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  12. Great, but time is of utmost importance. I need to make it all happen in 1 month not a lifetime

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  13. Wow this is amazing

    Now i understand why most people dont get rich
    They get deluded by freedom and independence and all that passive income nonsense that they miss the whole point of business

    The whole point of business is providing value

    So at the beginning you have to put in insane amount of work
    Then with that

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  14. This is the stupidest thing I’ve heard someone say, yeah, just 10x each time and you’ll get rich, try building any business that allows you to charge 10 times each time, most people don’t realize just how much money a million dollars is, even with a high paying job, heck, try saving 100k. This is dumb.

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    1. it’s not bad advice. He’s basically saying to set yourself lower goals that are actually achievable then once you’ve reached that goal set a new one instead of setting a goal that’s unattainable.

      Let’s take babysitting as an example.

      You can earn $10 this weekend for watching a kid for an hour this weekend. Do that 10x and you have $100.

      Now you set a goal of $1000. You decide to watch two kids for 5 hours at a time, that’s $100 a day. Do that 10x and you get your $1000.

      Now you set you goal for $10,000 Hopefully by this point you’ve built up a diverse customer base so you can watch more kids at a time and at other times. So you introduce weeknights, work both weekend days. With all the time you work you get $1000 a week. Do that 10x and you get the $10,000.

      At this point you might quit your day job, maybe hire an extra person and look into renting a dedicated space. You get to a point where your business is taking in $10,000 each month. Do it 10x and you get your $100,000.

      Front there you know how to do the job, setup a new business and how to build up a client base from nothing so you go about setting up other childcare facilities in other areas. Do it 9 more times and you have your $1 million in revenue.

      Each step has it’s own hardships and lessons to be learnt but by setting these magnitude goals that are attainable you setup building blocks to be successful.

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