Be OCD About Wealth!!

Tai Lopez breaks down why obsessive attention to detail, not just big-picture thinking, is critical for long-term success. He shares examples from history and modern entrepreneurship, emphasizing how wealth is built through meticulous, almost OCD-like habits rather than flashy business ideas.

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[anthonysebastian]

I love this side of Tai. I wonder if this is a live with his employees after someone fucked up lol.

[MikeW-tl]

Is anyone else shocked with "Forbidden Laws of Wealth" by Victor Hayes, I can’t believe it’s so underrated. Methods in this book are next level, it needs more attention.

[tharumaravi]

I love it when Tai rants to his team and then publishes it, it's always fire 😂

[FiddelCastro]

I love it when Tai goes on angry rants.

[njreno]

Tai is probably my favorite go to guys for money, business, self mastery and farming. He is so well rounded and seems like someone who i could work shoulder to shoulder with. Much Respect!

[ClayneBanks]

Thanks for sharing.
I thought I was being hard on myself.

[DavidZMH]

This video has taught me a lot about the quality I need to hone in on to become wealthy. My goal is to make $30-50K a month consistently but I have no earnings limit, the sky is the limit. Thanks, Tai for teaching me valuable knowledge I can use every day. Love your 67 steps, viral pages, and 5-minute mentor programs!

[MarcosLenine]

Ouch! Thanks for that. You made me reflect not just on myself, but also on how I’m raising my kids. I've been suppressing my 'OCD' traits because, in the work environment, I was labeled as "the annoying guy." I was taught that it was "okay not to be perfect." Years later, as an entrepreneur, I realize this is exactly what I’m missing.

The media has got it all wrong about MVP. An MVP isn't a sloppy product; it's a perfect version of the essential—a perfect dot in an ocean of possibilities.

My 6-year-old has inherited Italian perfectionism, an affinity for numbers, and a strong attention to detail. These are traits I need to nurture in him. Thanks a ton, Tai.

[Rolo_Bambino]

I tell my son befriend all nerds in school forget the cool kids 😂💯

[SteelPlated]

Someone pissed him off today 😂, great advice though

[SullivanGabel]

I am High in conscientious as well as perfectionism. I Hope we all understand we need you Tai! There is more to life than just money; there is relationships which are important.

[henvestments-productions]

This podcast is my mantra everyday I will play this video for my future self mastery 10 years and detail person .Outside influences have almost destroyed me for leading me away from this video message this is why I listen to Tai Lopez

[taylor-johnston]

That's a valuable perspective! Tai Lopez makes an important point about the balance between big-picture vision and meticulous attention to detail. While having innovative ideas is crucial, it’s often the small, consistent actions that lead to lasting success. History is full of examples where attention to detail has made the difference, whether in product quality, customer service, or strategic planning. Developing those "OCD-like" habits can help us refine our processes and ensure that we’re building a strong foundation for our goals. It’s a reminder that success often lies in the commitment to doing the little things well!

[richermorin]

i started at 3 and i turned 34 sept 21st, im getting there, been putting alot of hard detailled work in the past decades, in the future we will do business together 1000%, you''ll see, been watching you since 2015 tks for everything you do, i see you as a legend! PEACE UP!!!

[MoveFaster]

I sometimes ask stupid question. People thinks that way but I'm genius.

[christosorphanides]

this is so informative and hilarious at he same time 😂😂😂

[Carloscastanosjr]

This past few days watching my crypto portfolio decline is very disheartening. Holding doesn't really profit much. Any idea on how to earn better in the short run?

[ardenbliss]

BE OBSESSED ABOUT THE DETAILS

Loved this hard lesson taught. We need more of this Tai.

[Isaac-yemm]

truth, idk why there's not as many views, but this shit is gold

[danyelangel]

To clarify, the D in OCD means disorder, which in psychology means some incapacitating condition that prevents you from living life normally without some kind of mental support. You probably mean “be obsessive” but definitely not “be OCD”