9 Things to Stop Doing in 2024 (To Get Rich)

Start doing the work to become rich in 2024. I created a 4-step process called The Freedom Method, and it will actually change your life, if you follow the process.

0:00 - Get Richer Than 99% of People
0:39 - Stop Earning with Your Time
2:34 - Stop Living Like a Mess
3:48 - Stop Taking so Long to Action
6:03 - Stop Many Small Yes’s
7:05 - Stop Relying on Motivation
10:29 - Stop Perfect-ionization
12:45 - Stop Drinking
14:02 - Stop Hanging Out with ONLY your High School Friends
17:08 - Stop Eating Cereal for Breakfast

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[bmbrooklyn]

Thanks Codie. My take away:

1. Rely on discipline not motivation.
2. Keep the promises I make to myself.
3. Pick three things a year and do them for one calendar year (33% each one).
4. Don’t try to be perfect.
5. Problems are inevitable, we need to continue solving them.
6. I might need to get new friends that challenge me to be better and pull me up (not stay the same).
7. You cannot be what you cannot see. Look for the better version of myself, who I want to be.
8. The success I’m looking for is hiding in the things that I’m avoiding.
9. Focus on what drives revenue to the bank account. Chase the frog (green for money). Might not be easy or tasty but it’s what will bring the cash.

[zachxolan]

10 years from now, a multimillionaire will come online and say I'm glad I watched Codie Sanchez's videos. It put me on the right track!

[UthacalthingTymbrimi]

"The success you are looking for is waiting for you in the work you are currently avoiding."
That one piece of advice got me motivated to start immediately on a personal project I've been putting off for ages.
And earned you a sub. Thanks Codie!

[PainInTheGrAssPetWasteRemoval]

"You may not love me...But I LOVE that!!!!

[duncanmacmillan]

Codie, I just want to thank you from the bottom of my heart for doing what school failed to. You make me better, sister. BIG respect!

[dwl]

Just a note I've the people you are with now will always be an anchor holding you back from where you want to go. You have to grow to get to where you want to go, the people you are with will most likely not want to grow with will hold you back from growing. As you grow, your 5 closest friends will change and will be the people you want to grow into (and if not, then you are not growing!).

[Windarti]

In my opinion, a housing market crash is imminent due to the high number of individuals who purchased homes above the asking price despite the low interest rates. These buyers find themselves in precarious situations as housing prices decline, leaving them without any equity. If they become unable to afford their homes, foreclosure becomes a likely outcome. Even attempting to sell would not yield any profits. This scenario is expected to impact a significant number of people, particularly in light of the anticipated surge in layoffs and the rapid increase in the cost of living....

[brandyellenwrites]

This is why I just wrote a book Habits = Life for women out there who can't seem to realize they can change their life with tiny habits each day .... I lay out my cheat code system and continue to share this concept because I KNOW people can start changing their life by changing their habits which then changes their mind and it compounds into a better life with more revenue and better mindset. Thanks for sharing this on getting rich ;) I enjoyed watching.

[leroyferraoschool]

Codie, your videos are consistently outstanding. The depth and clarity you bring to each topic have immensely enriched my understanding. Watching your content is like attending a masterclass! I also follow Alex Hormozi and find his insights equally valuable. Both of you contribute significantly to our community, making our time investment more than worthwhile. I hope God rewards you with long life, robust health, and continued success. You're not just creating content; you're making a positive difference in our lives. Thank you and keep shining!

[miindthegaap]

I like your comment about cutting of friends. I have an even better rule if we havent had a meaningful conversation in a year or haven't talked at all, you automatically become an acquaintance. Same for relatives.

[Chahlie]

I've attracted so much money since going completely no contact with my family of origin. The change is amazing, and not just because of the financial drain they were. They cut me down constantly and the terrible things that came into my life were just phenomenal. Now the phenomenon is how many good things I attract :) Seriously. I no longer say "I'm sorry" the minute I wake up, I say "I'm so lucky, rich etc"

[v.m.]

I am so happy to have access to content like this.

It is often difficult to find inspiration but this channel has it.

Thank you so much, Codie.

Also Happy New Year!

[AlphaBDiallo]

Great video. You gave me teacher vibes in this video. I’m not disregarding your other skills but I think your destiny was to teach. The talent you have is helping millions of people and we all appreciate it.🙏🏾Thank you from the younger generation🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾

[HammaQuebec]

I have a lot of admiration for the quality of your work Codie!! You are so inspiring!! Keep going!!

[damagori]

Codie, great video!!! It's objective, entertaining without being flashy, sincere and reassuring. Thanks! I must admit i didnt tune in for a while, because i found the other videos a bit too "overselling", and i mean it well. This one is more honest, more "proper sincere personal finance" kind of thing. Happy new year and all the best with your book!

[swaggerdo]

The part about stop relying on motivation (an outwardly influence - vs, inspiraton, an inwardly guidance) is a manner to create habit. 30 days of discipline, such as doing pushups each day, creates a stable habit.

[jefflistner]

Codie, I appreciate you so much! What a great one to kick off the new year with too! Something that resonated pretty loudly with me was to “stop relying on motivation and start relying on discipline.” I’ve been kicking a$$ and taking names lately, can’t wait to tell you all about it🤙🏼

[bethberry]

Thank you Codie!! This is very inspiring and gives me some actionable steps. I do appreciate the content you provide!

[Jim]

I love what you are doing, and I am a huge fan of "if my desk/ car/ house/body/ mind... life aren't clean I can't be productive". But if you clean your desk in the morning for 5 minutes, and don't leave your desk messy at the end of the day.... the Sheldon Cooper in me is saying you can save that 5 minutes in the morning since your desk was already cleaned by the past you. Also, the contra to that situation is you can just slack a the end of the day and let future you worry about the problem in the morning, if you can function the rest of the day with that hanging over your head.

[nirradical]

12:58 it's refreshing to hear someone with her success not say to completely stop drinking alcohol like a lot of these current podcasters. I have come up with some of my best ideas after knocking back a few, being out at the bar with friends, and not feeling so inhibited and self conscious. Sometimes after working my ass off for weeks or months at a time it's so damn fun and rewarding to go on a little celebratory weekend bender to let loose.