Tai Lopez

Gustavo Fring was right, if you have a problem that means it can be solved. If it cannot be solved then it is not a problem. It is a reality to be accepted.

Read a part of a book a day. Even 3 pages beats zero.

Speed is the ultimate competitive advantage. Go faster.

Recurring revenue or you’re starting from zero every month.

Never put all your money at one big bank. They have no loyalty.

Steal from the best. Everything you need has already been figured out.

The bigger you get the more likely people will lie about you so prepare yourself. It’s not all roses when you make a lot of money.

Live anywhere but sell into America primarily. It's almost always the best market.

Work harder on yourself than you do your business. Your employees will rise to your level, not beyond it.

Focus is saying no to good ideas to only pursue truly great ones. I hate good. It traps you.

The universe doesn’t give you what you want, it gives you what you are. So be intentional with your thoughts.

Einstein was right, reality is merely an illusion but a very persistent one.

The only lawyer you can really trust is one who’s been with you for years. The new ones will overcharge you.

First you suffer. Then you awaken. And only then do you ascend. That pain is not a punishment.

Don't chase money. Chase skills. Money follows skills.

To do more than 100 million a year you’ll probably have to buy a few companies, not build them all from scratch. Learn how to acquire your competitors.

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Our client just got a free invite to a paid Tai Lopez mastermind because of the killer brand we built for him Time to get back to posting some sauce on how we're pulling shit like this

Build a team of at least 15 AI employees to run 50% of your business operations at minimum. I have 40 Ai employees so far. They never get tired or sick. They run on uranium, nuclear power.

Reinvest some of your profits into USA farmland. All the billionaires and the Chinese are doing it. They probably know something you don’t.

General James Mattis was right, if you have not read hundreds of books you are functionally illiterate and you will be incompetent because your personal experiences alone are not broad enough to sustain you.