Why People Dumber Than You Are Millionaires (And What You Must Do Now!)

In this video, I'm going to break down exactly why people who are likely dumber than you are killing it in business. Then, at the end, I will share with you the secret of success that I learned from running my own businesses.

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[kmckoy]

This speaks directly to me. I have an entrepreneural mindset. There are thing I want to do but my math and physics brain keeps calculating possibilities and probabilities having me waste time and sometimes discouraged.

[digitalfinancecreator]

I’m watching this while at my job. I’ve been getting up one hour earlier each day before work to put time into my business. The consistency is working and I’m proud of me. The job I do makes me see what type of life and I person I don’t want to be!

Thank you for this video.

[EricPetersen]

I’m very well off. I made it all myself, no family or other help.

I have way above average intelligence and IQ. Not a flex, keep reading.

I’d guess that being smart or above average contributed 20% to my success. 30% refusal to not be successful.

I was 33 when I made my first million. I’m almost 58. Not near the peak of my wealth, but I chose to not do much the last 15 years.

50% was luck. Having the awareness that luck is where timing and preparation meet is also important.

But I firmly believe luck is 50% and no fear or refusing to not win is 30%.

Thx steve great content as always. Hope you new HQ is treating you well. I also believe in owning your buildings, tools of the trade and not be afraid of retained earnings in the form of the aforementioned things. Retained earnings is what expands the production possibility curve.

Best of luck to all of us!

[MARTiALYOU]

lol, love your precise take on this subject. I have also noticed the same pattern. Overanalyzing prevents many including myself from success. I also have friends who somehow bumble through life and stumble upon success is certain areas just because they have no inhabitiins and dont care about looking like a failure. Its mind bogling how we all can hold ourselves back from achieving higher goals.

[pazzariatv]

Really wonderful channel!

Fellow YouTuber here.

Great header. Solid thumbs. Awesome content!

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[Jobreis]

Great video. It feels like rich dad poor dad vibes

[ThailandWithMonchai]

Right on Steve! Thank you. I recently started to take steps to start an online business while putting my 30+ years career behind me. It's scary as H but i don't want to keep talking about when "I'm gonna start..." Your videos give me a tremendous amount of insight to help me move forward. Thank you sir!! 👍

[sydneybencriscutto]

wow. Just wow. Everytime I tune in to one of your videos I am just amazed at how spot on you can be! My story is actually very similar to yours. I was an Electrician, my wife quit her job to raise our daughter so I had to find something to set us free financially.

I constantly preach that my lack of intelligence was one of my biggest advantages lol. I was an average student.. Dropped out of college my 3rd year. Now I have 2 ecommerce brands that make over six-figures a month.

I know a few very smart people that want to get into business but stall and never make a move because of the uncertainty. They just can't seem to get out of their own way.

[CarolynneCanterbury]

Thank you for this video really needed!! Amazing advise.

[loveyesmarriageno]

I really needed this video because I tend to overanalyze stuff which has delayed me from jumping in to start a small business. I'm not a risk taker by nature but I get inspiration from someone who I used to go to school with who didn't get a high school diploma but runs his own successful window replacement company.

[PatrickBrown-lvrv]

First realistic post on how to start a change in mindset & start a business &, be sucessfull.

[RobertLawrence-ru]

Thank you for your videos mate.. . Crypto education is what the world needs the most right now. I don’t think that buy and hold is a valid investment strategy anymore. Not too diluted and to a degree, follows Evelyn’s trading ideas and signal tips for your portfolio growth and aggressiveness. She is a woman who has not only taught me what the cryptocurrency trading world looks like but a secret to uplift my finance. Buying crypto and waiting for the price to shoot up is not the best way to invest in the market but buying and trading is. Evelyn Infurna’s trade signaIs does the heavy lifting, generating competitive returns for crypto traders and investors in the form of money and peace of mind. Time in the market vs. timing the market. If you keep that mentality as an investor, you will stay calm during the storm! Within some months I was making a lot more money and have continued on that same path...

[uniblab]

The most encouraging video on your channel I have ever watched! Thank you so much!👏
You would've definitely made motivational speaker Zig Ziglar very proud! 💯
Zig: "Your attitude, not your aptitude, will determine your altitude."😊🚀💰

[charlier]

I am one of those dumb people... I don't even remember my SAT score... from the Princeton review site:
The Facts:
A perfect SAT score is 1600.
The minimum score is 400.
The average for the class of 2023 was 1010

Thank you Steve

[ljwhitmire]

One thing I've seen in starting businesses is that you have to make strategic changes as you go. You'll never know everything up front. I had a high tech startup with two partners. Our tech was solid but our business plan wasn't working. I listened to customers complaints about our business model. I wanted to change that part of the biz. Partners refused and the company died. Be prepared to make changes when needed.

[worldview]

** love ** this channel so much, i actually learnt so much from (Steve). BIGGEST take away from this lesson here - "Success through Action: Success often comes from taking action and solving problems as they arise."

[raymondnoel]

Implying that your viewers are dumb 🤣😂🤣 is a great selling point

[weldingempire]

Scholastic education isn't a one-size-fits-all measure of intelligence or potential for success. Many successful entrepreneurs excel because of their problem-solving skills, creativity, and perseverance—traits that traditional education systems often overlook. It's essential to recognize that intelligence comes in many forms, and real-world problem-solving is the cornerstone of a thriving business that hires A-grade students who become engineers, lawyers, and accountants. Great video, Steve!

[AnthonyQ]

It's probably true that one of the most limiting things that can happen to you is to get a high-paying job early in life....

[ernestwitherington]

Great material, Steve. It's so easy to concentrate on "what might go wrong". I always enjoy your videos, but may I make a criticism? I find the intercut photos very irritating, e.g. somebody throwing money in the air, or an attractive woman sitting on a sofa and looking haughty. Maybe it's because I'm British, and not American ;-) Best wishes for your and your family's future!