Dan Wheeler

I joined X recently. I'm 20, running a management & marketing company. I want to share my reality of online business, and the lessons I learned to get here, in real time. Here's a short introduction to my life at 17, when I started this journey.

'Money doesn't buy happiness' is the biggest coping mechanism ever. 99% of everything you do in life requires money. Housing Eating Health Since when did we normalise not wanting to have those things secured.

@odedanilo Turned 20 and bought a 2017 Bentley Continental GTC Speed. By 21 I'll have a Rolls Royce Wraith.

What car are you buying this year? Speak into existence.

@DearS_o_n Those few years of grinding pay off. Most people just don't want to put the work in.

Be uncomfortable for just 1 year or 2 to be comfortable for the rest of your life.

@KAHALA123Y Until you realise most people aren't cut out for it. Some people would rather stay down so they don't have to put any extra work in.

The greatest good you can do to any man is not to share your own riches, but to show him how to get his own.

@MindMatterMoney I failed more times than I can remember before anything I did succeeded. No shame in trying.

No matter what happens in your life, you can always restart, reform, rebuild, and refocus again.

@Dearme2_ Life itself. Born in an era where health and happiness is available to most.

You will celebrate something big very soon. Claim it!

@ManOfFocus_ 'Money doesn't buy happiness' is the biggest coping mechanism ever. Can't afford your rent? Money fixes it. Car broken down and can't afford to repair it? Money fixes it. You're never going to be happier with less money.

TO ALL MEN, Make money. The world is cruel to poor men.

@DearS_o_n Employers don't care about you. They have a business to run and you're nothing but a replaceable cog in the system to them. Don't be naive.

You can be soooooo popular at your workplace, but trust me, if you're laid off today, no one from work will call you after 1 week. Avoid gossip. Don't brag. Do your job. Get paid. Go home. Dear son, Keep your private life to yourself.

@neppy Being old and rich is boring. I'd take 1M at 20 over 10M at 40 every time.

300k at 24 is worth infinitely more than 5M at 40

@DearS_o_n Join a fight gym. There's nothing better for your mental and physical health.

100 pushups every morning after waking up will physically change you for life. Give it a try!

@Dearme2_ My brother and I work together, train together, etc. There's no stronger bond than being close with your brother. If you don't get along with family, consider the fact you might be the problem.

That uncle who kept his distance from the rest of the family will start making more sense to you as you get older.

@Tekeee Recognising you don't want to die average means you're already ahead of everyone else. Next step is to take action.

i refuse to die average

@0xEthan Unemployment brings no fulfilment. There's nothing more satisfying than building something yourself and being able to call it yours.

Being unemployed is the best life ever

@LifeMathMoney Think about it from the other persons point of view. What reasons do they have to want to know you? Use it to make networking easier.

"Networking" is much easier when you're someone worth knowing.

@Nithya_Shrii Realistically, most people are hoping you fail. Don't let them close.

Stop telling people more than they need to know.

@rumilyrics Worst case it doesn't work and you get to try again with the lessons you learned. There's absolutely no downside.

Take the risk. Time flies.

@ProfStanciu Only a weak man can't control his impulses

Every appetite is a question. Who is in charge here. The man or the impulse.

@DearS_o_n They say it's luck because they couldn't possibly imagine what it took to get there.

Dear son, . Take risks · Sell every day · Wake up at 6 am · Relentlessly cut distractions · Do what you say you are going to do Do this for 2 years and people will say you got lucky.

@DearS_o_n Focus on yourself and the right person will come.

You have to completely forget dating until you get your life together, bro.

@shubhvanii It's absolutely the most important stage. I spend months doing the same thing every day wondering why it wasn't working. Then one day it hit big.

There's a phase where you're doing everything right, but nothing looks like it's working yet. You feel tired. Doubt creeps in. Nobody claps for you. That phase is the test. Don't quit.