Media Mentors: Understanding Investing In 2024 (Stack & DJ Bander)

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Oh man, y'all know what itis when the media mentors come through,
right, y'all know what's going ontoday now? My brother DJ bander coming
through. We're gonna be talking aboutunderstanding investing, understanding that investing. Bro,
We're gonna be going all the wayin today. Me and Band are
gonna be waiting for a lot ofpeople to pull up. But we're gonna

(00:23):
warm it up, chill ping theroom up a little bit, right because
Band, we got a topic man, important today. Brother, how you
feeling absolutely? How are you feeling, bro? I'm feeling good man.
I'm about to ping this room up, share it up. We have some
people to come through, but Ifeel good about this topic, Bro.
I mean, I don't really wantyou to dive in with this. It's

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gonna be, you know, amazing. What's up? Bro? Yeah,
one hundred percent. Man, it'scrucial. I appreciate the space and uh
just really glad that we can,you know, drop some knowledge for people,
and you know, I feel likethis is something that's really important right
now. Not a lot of peopleare focusing enough on and definitely definitely definitely
need to get everybody on a newlevel for themselves as entrepreneurs, for financial

(01:07):
well being all that. You knowwhat I'm saying. No, definitely it
needs to be for everything financial wellbeing. I think it needs to be for
the mindset, all of that.If your mindset ain't on point with this
this year, I don't know whatyou're gonna do. Many got to be
on the point. That's it.How you feeling, Jamisia, thank you
for coming, Doe doctor a lot, Thank you for coming, Kimberly,

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thank you for coming. You guyscan come to the top. Thank we
open, man, We just open. We're gonna wait for some more people
to come through. But today it'sgoing to be that understanding of investing that
twenty twenty four talk, right,Like this is something that I really want
to dive in with with my brotherDJ Bander, right, But it's going
to be a crazy conversation because Iknow once we get started and really dive

(01:55):
in with this, bro, yeah, you already know it's gonna get It's
to get crazy because a lot ofpeople are gonna want to chime in talk
and we're gonna want you to talkto So Visions come up, Star Money
come up. All you guys cancome up and talk to us. Because
I'm about to. I'm about I'mabout to ping this room up and get
it started. Bender, I'm gonnaplay some music and get us started.

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Bro got you right, I gotyou bro ping this room up. Share
this room up. I appreciate youall. Nicole, please come up.
I need you to come up now, please asap, because I'm about to
start pinging this room up, gettingit together, waiting for some people to
pull up so that way we canall get right and get and get in
here and start talking about this information. All right, so please and stuff.

(02:38):
Pull up with a badness erman putup with a gadget guy piping it
just like your nast just repping.I'm not the plastic yet taking the man.
I want a little bit of iceand I'm gonna brow with a can.
It's about of the Sam. Igot them bother claus. I'm going
up the stands the Sam now Ifeel today eighteen ya you know you know

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what to bro. Share this onyour story too. That's how a lot
of people can come through. Likeif y'all got a story, right,
everybody in here, go to thisstory and put it on your story,
and you put that link in thereso they can put direct. That's the
most important part. So when youguys do the arrow part and you put
it on your story, you canput this link straight to your story.

(03:36):
That's tag me to will share.Yeah, I'm gonna share you in the
story. I just shared the flyertoo, which is about to go crazy
like the that flyer when stupid Andreapulls up. She designed the flyers.
She's real nice with Oh she she'sreal nice. Man. I gotta talk
to her. Great. She needsto do some more flyers for us in

(03:57):
the club. So when you seeus like with the nice arts, because
of Andrea putting us in the rightposition. Man, I think we need
to we're going to do some somesome live events of like some real clock
talk events soon got together? Sure, yeah, definitely, bro, let's
do it. Santos come up,Kylie, come up. We just start
in the room. Man, we'regetting it popping right now. Santos come

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through. Man, I know Santosent me his number. Man, I
gotta get out to Sydney. Whatsub Santos? How you feeling? Man?
Hey stack Man, good morning,it's a beautiful day here. Only
morning. It's six o'clock noted herein Sydney, Australia. And I'm really
pumped off today because tomorrow is Valentine'sDay. And yeah, so it's a

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very exciting moment right here. Andit's a cool, cool weather at the
moment. And always, you know, during this period, always are very
hot temperature. Here we are inthe peak of summer. And yeah,
I'm not thinking anything other than roses, red roses, just for me tomorrow.
What only about the red roses?The finest pre it said, So,

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how are you investing with that fortwenty twenty four? Tell us how
you invest in with those roses?Let's talk about it. Yeah, that
is like you know, actually,you know, I had a couple of
restaurants till November, and I startedthat business in twenty and sixteen seventeen.
But due to pandemic and so manyother reasons, construction, big construction around

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in Sydney, it hampered my business. That's why still I was doing okay,
but you know, my pasion waspeak. So that's why I just
put aside that business and some flowerbusiness now and I opened another store just
for flowers because you know, Irecently I hired one top notes, you

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know digital marketer here from Sydney marketand from April I'm gonna go big on
Floristree to promote on digital media becauseAustralia I wouldn't have most population, but
you know we have twenty five Whatmy internet's in and out? Oh man,

(06:11):
my boys, Santos, your internet'sgoing in and out. Man,
we're trying to hear how you investin me? Come back in, come
back in, come back in,Santos. What's up? Yeah, So,
but that is the thing happening atthe moment is stuck. You know,
I'm an immigrant here from the lastfifteen years. I'm originally from Captain,
Nepal. But I have a verysolid foundation of marketing, branding,

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advertising as myself. I'm an MBA. I taught nearly ten years in the
university back in Nepal. And yeah, so you know, I write books.
You know, I'm quite a busyguy. But you know I end
up the day. What I thinkis we have to find our balance in
our life because only you can't goone way, right if you think about

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entrepreneur, you want to go hardand hard and hard and hard. Took
more money, but so many thingsaside, they're gonna miss it, right,
So That's why I leave my lifein a very holistic way. So
I travel a lot. Next twomonths, I'm going to Nepal. Next
year i'll be going to Europe.Twenty six I'm coming to America to what
soccer, you know. So Ijust leave my life that way. Stack,

(07:18):
Thank you so much. I loveit, bro, Let's keep let's
continue, Bandar. How are youfeeling about that, man, I need
to get to Sydney, Bro,I need to get some way, he
said. Man. Yeah, absolutely, shit, we gotta we gotta catch
some flights over here. No,I love it, man, And it's
nice to see all the international peoplein here globally supporting. And you know,

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this issue that we discussed about investingin twenty four is a worldwide,
you know, phenomenon. It's somethingthat everybody can can grow and learn from.
So it's really important that we geteverybody involved on both coasts in our
country and is also around the world, you know, and and a lot
of the other countries they have theirown systems and their own issues that they're
dealing with economically, so it's reallyimportant for them to tune in as well,

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because you know, lots of thecountries and some situations are even going
to be the leaders because of allthe debt that we have and all the
economic issues that are going on herein the US. So got to take
heed to a lot of this newenergy coming out of here, from Asia,
Australia, Europe, all of ourbrothers and sisters around the world.
Man, there, everybody's moving atdifferent paces, So you want to learn

(08:26):
and adapt to understanding how different nationsrun their systems, you know, if
you want to stay ahead, andalso other places to invest your capital,
which we'll dive into as well.Man, put a one in a chat.
If y'a already, man, let'sgo put a win in the chat.
Man. If you already, man, I think I'm ready for this.
Man and pickness from up, sharethis front up. Put some ones
in the chat. If y'all readyfor us to turn this ship up.

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DJ banders stack pack, it's goingdown in the media mid source. Oh
my god, God, damn,let's go my day. I got rapped.
I've been with my family tour.I got Canada too, I got
talk market chits thirty million or somethingI got that is still trapped me over.

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I got rapped that I gotta actlike I like what my acting days
are over for life? Yeah,I got enemies, got a lot of
enemies. Got a lot of peopletrying to drain me in that a syenergy,
trying to take the way from away to kid and pray for you.
I got people talking down man likeI give them. I bought this

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one of person. I bought thisone of Trump. I bout this one
a house. I bought this oneto morow. I'll keep buying. Just
make sure you keep tracking of atall. I got that's to me about
the call for the Wi Fi sothey can talk about the timeline and show
me pictures that it friends just totell me they ain't really friends. Eks
girls, she the female version tome. I got strippers in my life,

(09:54):
but they versus to me. Iheard everybody talking about what they gonna
be. I got high hopes foryou. I got money into asshole,
but I got somewhere to be.I had fantastic by it. Or run
up on me, all run upwing and see me, then we gonna
see me. I got MS,got a lot of ms, got a

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lot of people. Hey, Iping this ship up, bender, I
see that you put up this thisyollhood article, right Oh, yeah,
you could dive into this. Man, How how did you invest in twenty
twenty four with this? Yeah,I just wanted to get into it.
I just wanted to share this withyour people kind of like I think it
could be an article that they finallyjust say, can learn from. So

(10:37):
basically, you know what I whatI talked about in that article and what
they interviewing about is how you know, I built several different companies. I
started, you know, I've alwaysdone music, but I started in the
real estate world and investing from workingin unions and when I when I invested
originally in real estate, what Idid is I took that that real estate
capital and I invested into my agencyand as well as into my label,

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and over time, I began tobasically build myself as my brand, and
I pivot into a brand where Ibecame a thought leader around finance and capital
because I realized that I had otherthings to offer besides just you know,
putting on music and entertaining it.And I love being an entertainer and I
love, you know, that peoplecan share my music. But I also
realized that that I had a biggerpurpose, and that was to also help

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people to build their finances and andget themselves out of debt, you know,
build equity, learn to invest inreal estate and the stock market,
different things to improve the situation forthemselves and their family. So yeah,
I just want to share this withy'all and I hope that you know it
brings some value and you know,if people have any questions about how to
elevate themselves financially this year, that'swhy we're here, Stack and I are.

(11:43):
We collapsed on this room to bringthat new energy for y'all. So
you guys can switch up your whatevergame plan if things are working, how
to double down on what's working,and how to find new avenues and new
levers to step up that bag That'swhat we're doing out here. Put a
bag emode in the chat. Getsome let's get that talk on it,
Let's get that bad. This iswhy I tag team with Bandard because he's

(12:05):
one of these people in the industrythat's not playing those games, especially with
the music production, the market insideyou know, top chart and Billboard.
You know what I'm saying, Like, we that's the ship that we want
to aim for, right, Soput a bagg emotion in the chat.
Pick this room out, share thisroom out, and let's let's really dive
into it. Understanding invested. Ifeel like you gotta have that right mindset.

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If your mindset ain't on a point, that what you're gonna do.
Man. They gotta get out theway, man. A lot of people
gotta start getting out the way.Bander. They be wasting up a lot
of space. Man. And Isee this ship every day and I'm gonna
start just you know, just pointingit out. Bro. This this this
ship is this like this stagnant mindset. Bro. We gotta get to the
next level. Bro, how youfeel Let's go Yep. It's a mindset

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thing, and it's a it's aboutyou know, people need to understand too.
It's about really getting themselves to thenext level financially and not stressing about
what you show your lifestyle, yourimage. You build your foundations first.
And you know that's the main thingthat I always be preaching is is saving
living under your means and figuring outwhat you're good at. Sitting down,

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take a take a pencil and padand write down your your best five you
know, monetization skill sets. Youknow monetizable skill sets. What are you
good at what is worked for youin the past, and how could you
double down on those skill sets inthe future. And when you're thinking that
way, you start figuring out theways to increase your flow, you know,
And you got to think sometimes outthe box, you know. I

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talk about this a lot, likeit may not come from that one job.
It may not come from a raisefrom your boss. It may come
from you having it. You mayhave to sacrifice your weekends, those weekends
when you're out going to sports barsand all that. You may have to
debt all that and that Saturday andthat Sunday. Maybe starting your little e
commerce business, or maybe you're justflipping stuff on pay on on eBay.
Whatever it is that's gonna help youincrease that rack flow that will allow you

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to invest into passive income investments,whether it's the bonds, whether it's stacking
up so you can put a downpayment on a piece of real estate.
You have to leverage. I lookat it. Keep cooking. Yeah,
it's like, yo, it's likeclimbing a mountain, you know what I'm
saying, Like, you gotta yougotta be careful, you gotta work each
ledge, each step all the way. And it comes from being sacrificing.

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Even to this day that I've achieveda decent amount for myself financially, I
still live under my means, wayunder my means, because I need to
prepare for any kind of an emergencyand I also need to be able to
get if I want to get myselfto the next level. That's you know,
that's what it takes. And allthe most successful entrepreneurs, that's what
they did. They stayed reinvesting.They they didn't you know, spoil themselves

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with what they got. They stayedthere, kept their head down, stayed
on the grindstone. And that's whatit takes, you know, in this
year, and being truthful with yourselfand doing a deep dive auditing yourself and
auditing your circle the people around youhelping you to elevate yourself financially too.
That's a big thing, you know. So people said it people around you.
If y'all ain't go getters, juststay around stay from around me,

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man, put a fine emotion tochat you where you gotta some type of
go getter. I've seen a lotof you know, I've seen a lot
out here man, you know,just doing this shit. But you gotta
be a go getter though. That'sone thing about this shit though. Man,
you can't give up. You gottabe a go getter In some days
when you're not feeling all the way, you still gotta go all the way.
Yet. Man, that's still that'sgoing. That's gonna separate you from

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everybody else going in harder. Man, let's continue, Man, who want
to cook up with us? Bender? What's up? Man? Ping this
room up? Share this room up. Anybody down there that want to come
up, raise your hands so wecan get up on stage and start getting
this shit real live. You knowwhat I'm saying. Media mentors, click
the link at the top. Ifyou're not a part of the Mega mansion,
right, if you're not following Bander, please follow him as well.

(15:39):
I asked my brother to tag teamwith me on this shit, right.
I wanted some real fire to thatcoming in Monday, hot right. So
I appreciate you Bander for taking thetime out of your business. Pull up
on it, man. You knowwhat I'm shiate you, my guy.
I appreciate you, my guy.Yeah, tag us so I can support
you guys too. You know whatI'm saying. Put the put this screenshot
this, throw it in your storytag us I'll share DM me let me

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know what you're working on with yourbusiness goals? What do you got going
on? That's what we're here for, man, That's why stack can I
take our time out of our husholdto do rooms like this, because that's
what's really about. We're trying toget back and you know, one of
y'all might have that the next bigidea. You know, you could have
an idea for a company that putsus on. That's what it's all about.
So you know, I always Isay stay humble. You never know
what people are working on and whatthey're up to, and that's why I'm

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excited to do this room. Iwant to learn from you guys too,
what you guys are working on?What kind of dreams do you guys have
to you know, step up yourfinances? Anybody have any questions? You
know what I'm saying? Hop knowwhat? You know what bender I want
to check on. I want tocheck on my sists first. First off,
like my sis mismanifest because she justhad a room. You know she
was doing so yeah, man,invest in helping people just before we started.

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So I want to see you knowif my sis got any words on
what she's doing for twenty twenty four. Man, we ain't playing no games.
So I'm gonna go over to Mismanifestand I'm gonna keep the floor open.
So over to you, says,let's go, yo, what's up?
Thank y'all for having me had myname is Manifest. Thank you so
much, DJ for being able todo this room as well, Stack making

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sure that this happens. Understanding thatinvesting in twenty twenty four is important.
Like I love this. Yes,I was in another room. I was
just going over some of the thingsthat was really helping me to change my
life in twenty twenty four. LikeI had to learn new things, things
that they're not teaching in twenty twentythree, right, because in twenty twenty
three it finished like a lot ofpeople are still stuck on those same vibes
and it's like you have to dodifferent things. You have to connect with
different type of people. You haveto start investing in yourself more. Last

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year I saw people saying that theywas investing time, you know, to
read books, go on YouTube.That's cool, but you was gotta start
hiring people. You gotta start hiringexperts like Stack. You know, to
be able to get yourself to thenext level, you got to hire that
coach that you need in twenty twentyfour and stop trying to figure it out
yourself. I remember I was stuckon like a specific Techi issue, right,

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and I was like, man,I'm not figuring this out, and
I just hired the team. Andyou know how fast it was. Eight
Well, I was able to getthrough that situation versus spending time and energy
basically trying to figure it out onmy own and by myself. Myself and
my self love my business. Weconsistently write a list of all the challenges
we have and we hire out forit. Right. And yes, you
may not have the money right away, but you have to start to figure
out how can you attract the money. Maybe you need to sell something,

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maybe you have to learn a littlebit more marketing skills to have extra money
to start hiring a team, becausedoing it on your own is okay,
but when you hire somebody, youinvest the time and money into just getting
one person to figure out that onechallenge that's going to be the game changer
for you. Guys, make thatchallengeless and be serious about it and start
to delegate one thing at a time, and then you know, just let

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let let the universe work. Right. I allow myself to connect with Stack,
and I learned put one in achat, agree with mysels, letting
the universe work. Expand on thata little bit sins because I need I
need more people to understand that.Please. The universe has to work in
your favor. Right, So whateveryou write down if you have a challenge,
I like writing a challenge list.Right. A lot of those challenges
is regarding techy issues techi meaning likesomething stocked, something's not working, I

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can't host it to a certain way, maybe my app is not working properly,
or maybe I just don't know whatto use. I write those challenges
down and I let the universe sendit to me, meaning that I tracked
trust one hundred percent page. SoI believe that guy's always gonna send me
the people that I need. That'show I ended up in his room.
I ain't just say, oh,I'm gonna end up in some room.
I was attracted to this room bymeeting people like you guys in that frequency.

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So Stack is a hungry person.He's hungry for success. He's hungry
to help people. Of course theuniverse is gonna align me with Stack,
and of course the universe gonna alignme with you guys, DJ speaking today,
I didn't know DJ. Right,I had to come on clubhouse and
be attracted to this type of room. Everybody here married, So Nicole,
I mean the right eman, Andrea mismanifest myself, right, I had
to align myself with myself, myhighest self. Okay, you gotta align

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yourself with your highest self because youcould be trying to attract from a lower
vibration. There is a whole othertwelve right, Stack, a lower vibration.
Oh oh, she said it rightthere. This is this is serious,
right, So people are trying toattract what they not right now in
this moment of life. Meaning,if you attracting a million dollars, are
you hanging around with people that's makinga million dollars? Are you doing million
dollar activities? Are you staying hungryfor success? Are you be in that

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person so you could attract those peoplein your life. Right when I have
a challenge your life, I knowit's because I'm attracting it. I attracted
that challenge, So I have tofind somebody that already is knowledgeable of that
challenge and hire them or connect withthat person. Even my tribe, like
everybody I hang out with is aboutsomething. They're no longer Oh I'm taking
money to go to the club,or I'm spending my income tax to go
do X y Z. That's justpartying or just playing around with their like

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they're thinking about being a better self. They're manifesting, they're meditating, they're
connecting themselves with people like Stacking DJand everybody in this room. Right,
we're in this room for a reason. So this is important to overstand the
investment that you're putting in yourself tobecome your higher self so you could attract
higher All right, I pray y'allgot that? Let me know, put
some hearts in the chap. Y'allgot put some hearts in the chat.
Y'all got that for my sist,Miss manifest Man, y'all got to get

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up in the chat and y'all gotto share this room up, man,
keep cooking, mismanifest you've got it, says it's on you. You heard,
and then pass it back to bed. Definitely, So attracting your higher
self, look at your qualities thatyou have right now. So if you're
manifesting more money, write those thingsdown, Like I'm looking to be around
X y Z type of people.Everybody I hang around with makes a certain
amount of income, and I'm notsaying I discredit anybody doesn't make it specific

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type of income, But if I'mmanifesting that income, I have to be
around that because matching a vibration meansthat you're surrounding yourself with the circle of
people that are looking to be inthat vibration as well, or they're in
it, Okay, very important ifthey're looking for it and they're taking activities.
They're taking activities seriously daily, likethey're setting up the goals, they're
writing out their goals, they're endingup in these rooms. You guys,
are serious about the things that you'redoing. Right, you're gonna meet people

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like yourself. But if you're wakingup or you're waking up late, or
you're just rushing to go to workand you're like, oh my goodness,
I'm so tired. I can't workon my business. You know, I
work a nine to five, butwhen I get off, I'm so sleepy.
I just gotta cook and go tobed. That's a very interesting mindset
to have. You have to changethat. When I was working my nine
to five from six to nine,I was doing my business regardless of how

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tired I was. Even right now, like if I'm doing something throughout the
day, I'm going to make sureI'm still gonna go live. I'm gonna
put the selfie stick up and I'mgonna take that content regardless of how tired
I am, right because I knowthis is serious. So if you're serious
about investing in yourself, you gottado different things in twenty twenty four.
That's all I gotta say. Yougot this, Make sure you're writing your
goals out in this room today we'rein a high vibration. Stack is killing

(22:11):
the game. He's a legend ofClubhouse for a reason. He brought this
room to everybody so everybody could collapsetogether. So you know, I appreciate
that shared his room out and givethat credit to him, you know.
And I'm not just saying that becausehe's my bro. I met him on
Clubhouse too, and I watched himmove and shake. So and if you
guys are serious about your life,connect with him and make sure y'all showing
up and doing the things that you'resupposed to do to get yourself to the
next level. I'm gonna drop themic right there. Listen, man,

(22:33):
y'all better go support my systems Manifest. You know what I'm saying. She's
always you know, supporting. Makesure y'all get up in that Manifest hour
two so y'all can manifest some dreamsif you have in troubles believing in yourself
believing in dreams? Right, thisis fire, Bander, how you feeling
about this? Man, let's continue, bro, this is fired. Then
I'm gonna pass it the EMA afterBander, how'd you feel about miss Manifest

(22:55):
sharing them with man? She's alwaysdropping jebs. I appreciate her being here,
thank you. Yes. Absolutely,definitely about channel the energy in the
universe, I'm a big believer inthat. I'm a big believer in in
in that you can feel that positivevibe versus the negative vibe, and that
you got to really really pay attentionto that and stay in that positive energy,
especially when it comes to elevating yourselffinancially and elevating your circle. It's

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crucial and you know a lot ofpeople are you know, going to sometimes
it even be your family, bethe people close to maybe blocks to that,
you know, and there's something againstthem, but you've got to be
aware of that. And I knowa lot of people in the past that
have made lots of money, fightyou know, and done a lot of
success and ended up going under financiallydue to like feeling over obligated with family

(23:41):
helping people out. That's a bigthing. That's a big block to building
wealth. You gotta build the wealthfirst, then you got then you take
care of the family, not theother way around. And a lot of
you see athletes, musicians, actors, a lot of them going under financially
because they make some big money andthen they feel like people are like,
yo, man, you can youcould shoot me. You know a hundred
out here, you can shoot me. An I need one hundred and fifty,

(24:03):
I need this and that, Andthen all of a sudden, now
their money that should have all beenmoney that they invested and that was giving
them some income that they could thenuse to help out their family and set
their handing out. Principal never handout the principle. That's what I've been
always dropping on fools. Principal stacksdividends dividends paths. They ain't ready for
that dog. So yeah, sodefinitely, man. You know, I

(24:29):
hope that this room just brings enlighteningfor people, and you know, for
people to understand that it's a craft. You know, building well financially is
a craft, and just like anyother craft that you do, whether it's
you're a personal business or whether it'sdoing music, building a marketing agency,
the like stack that I've done.Though, whatever it is that you're doing
building your own personal finances has tobe taken just as seriously, and it's

(24:51):
okay to be honest with yourself.Be like, I don't have all the
keys figured out, I'll have allthe steps I need to really come up
with a with a game plan,not just any game plan and effective plan.
So that's what I always tell people. So we'll keep it moving.
Let's go, look, band,are we coming in high. I'm gonna
pass it the right to emen,and I'm gonna do a quick recess so
we can pain some people up andshare the room up. Then we'll check
on a few people. Leave thefloor open, see what you guys think

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about what's going on. Tell youguys about some of the upcoming things.
The contract that I'm signing today.Just a lot of big things that's going
down within the media MENTOCIP community.Look, let's keep diving in Eman.
I've seen you coming off Mike rightbefore Bander. I'm passing it to you.
Thank you all the way from Cairo, Egypt, lag out, thank

(25:33):
you, Stax so much, thankyou everyone. Hey, this is even
here, all the way from Cairo, Egypt. And actually miss Manifest brings
to my head something very important,which is challenges And I love that word.
The word challenge has the change withinit. But there is between the

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ccha and the change the other sideof the world. There is two L.
And my whole life been around thosewords and numbers, and the double
L. Want to listen because youmust listen. You have to listen in

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order to grow. You have tolisten and you and the other L is
for learning because you will. Let'sgo when you focus on what you listen
to. When you do this filterfilteration, you go through the process and
you think of what you're listening to. Is it aligning with your morals,

(26:44):
with your ethics, with who youare? Are you going to follow or
are you going to learn? Eitheryou follow and learn or leave and learn.
Both ways, you are winning.But you have to really, really,
if you wanted to go fast,slow down. You can never reach

(27:10):
where you want to reach unless youslow down. Think twice. There is
nothing wrong about think twice. Thinkingtwice is some sort of wisdom. Think
twice. Put yourself in the shoesof other people, especially in business,
because when you have this intention,you start your business is starting your investment,

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whatever you want to do. Puttingthe intention that you want to serve
others, you want to serve peoplearound you, you will, believe it
or not, you will grow andeveryone around you will flourish. You can
never imagine that if you're serving peoplemore than you focus on your profits and

(27:59):
your pine it personal benefit, youwill finally find yourself in places you never
thought that it would be. Butit happens because of your intentions, because
of your energy, because of yourresistance. You keep going. And some
people don't really know what their purposein this life are until they find it.

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If you cannot find it. There'sanother peaceful and thoughtful idea that I
learned from Japanese, which is theif a guy, where you start by
drawing for intersecting circles, in eachone. In the first one you will

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write five things you love. Inthe second one you will write five things
you can be paid for. Andthe third one some things that you excel
in. And the other the one, the other one some things that you

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really can do for free. Youwill love it to the point that you
can do it for free. Theintersection between them is what fulfill your soul
and shape your purpose. You canstart always from there. And when you

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when you do something you love,it brings back all the energy, the
missing energy that we call passion.Some people have to work and others love
to work. And the best thingyou can do is work once and leave

(29:56):
your your money to work for youwhen you cannot do it. So that's
when you do it smart as smartas possible. So work smart, not
hard. Back to you Stack andthen speaking for now, look, man,
we in the goddamn building media mentorship. I appreciate you Imaan all the
way from Cairo vandor what's that manany Whereas before I give this resetment,

(30:21):
talk to me. Who's going on? Man? Understand and invest in.
I love it. I love itabsolutely absolutely. So you know a few
tips that I've always wanted to shareout with people. Is you know,
in twenty twenty four, we're doingbudgets. In twenty twenty four, we're
putting priorities in a new light,meaning I want people to start breaking down

(30:41):
to themselves. You know what isgoing to be What can I sacrifice to
get myself to the next level?How to where am I at with?
What my job is? What amI earning? You know? What what
is it that you're focusing on rightnow in this new year? And exactly
how do you feel like it isthis leading you to the next level?
Are you are you moving up inthe company that you're with? Do you

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understand the company that you're with enoughwhere you could start your own company and
do what this company does? Youknow? Could you be a consultant and
make more? And how much doyou really need to live to be comfortable?
Because outside of that, everything beyondthat should be saved, should be
should be invested, and you shouldnot be spent. And that's how you
get to the next level. It'slike a calorie deficit. So if you're

(31:26):
if you're if you're always spending lessthan your earning, you've got no choice
but to make more money and tohave more capital on deck. And that's
what I'm always trying to teach peopleand everything that we'll get into, you
know, is a lot of peopledon't understand that. People a lot of
people think, oh, to havea comfortable life where you don't have to
work full time, you've got tobe a millionaire, you've got to be
a multimillionaire. No, not trueat all. There are bonds that we

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can talk about. There are thereare investments that are that earn between eight
and eleven percent, which means thatif you can save a few hundred grand,
that's three to four thousand a monthand passive income for the rest of
your life. So people can actuallytire on much less than they think.
And it's something that's really really importantfor people to understand that you've got to
also get outside of the of themindset of the basic four oh one k

(32:10):
straight capital appreciation mindset that a lotof brokers be teaching people, and that
you see on advertisements and in magazinesbecause all that is to make them money.
Feel me, All that is becausethey take a percentage of the capital
growth, But that don't necessarily meanthat that's allowing you more money to live
day to day, like, yougot to think way out the box when
it comes to this. So Iwant people to start thinking about saving and

(32:31):
investing in passives so that you couldwork less. The goal is more monetization
of capital for less hours of labor. And that's what we got to start
getting everybody's mindset on. And that'show you get financial freedom. So it's
a code and it's a formula,and we're gonna talk through it. We're
gonna build it right now. That'swhat we're gonna do. Look, man,
put some five emojis in the chat. If y'all already for that,

(32:52):
right, if you're all ready togo in with bander, if you're already
to ping the room up and sharethe room mode, we should have at
least twenty five keep sharing it out. We'll put some fire modes in the
chat if y'all already right, andcheck out this article at the top right,
this finance article. This is fireright, and then I'm gonna put
up another article right here. Whilewe're doing this reset, y'all can check

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out this article, save this articleright there, and then look at this
one too while y'all going right.Wait, that's the room I was sharing
this to somebody. I'm gonna showyall the article right now, let's go.
I'm about to share y'all this articleso that way y'all can read this
too, because I want y'all toget in tune with that y'allhoo. But
then I also want y'all get intothis too. Man, you know,
make sure y'all tap in. Let'sgo. Let's keep going up. Put

(33:36):
a fire moji in a chat andshare this room up right now, let's
go. Yeah, my treach,this little twin, and you know that
we like in and I know you'relike my teens. What do you like?
Go up and down that road.I'll go anywhere you go. When
you tell me life is good,I won't better. For you're my twin
with my tween, my treach andstill twin. Get my tween with my

(33:58):
treacht twing my twin, put mytreasures the twin. Yeah they say hey,
hey, they say five hundred million, not the face feel like KK
And I know the city that wepluing out of, same place, but
I know you better with your twinto be made away. We stay nothing
til our day. Still that greatday always kept me on brother. The

(34:21):
win them rain k. If youtelling me you want something, I'm would
tell you the same, saying thatwhen we come through inside this gotta make
way. Twisting on my fingers onmy twin. You was always on goal
for the drama dog. I willtotal you somebody for your pama dog and
ain't block it's a bread that's onkarma dog. You say you a dog
that roof, I'm a dog whenI need a friend, my best friend,

(34:44):
when I need a friend, myonly friend. That you're my twin,
You're my twin, You my treasurestill tween you my talk, got
my treas still you know what Imean? Hey man, pick this room
up, share it up. Weneed more people to come through right and
share this man understanding and investing intwenty twenty four. I want you guys

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to know you gotta have that rightmindset. Surround yourself with the right circle.
You circleing on point you may gonnaget to the next level. Can't
have any projections either or people alwaysliked it. I was talking about this
in another room. People love toproject what they can't do on you just
because you don't see yourself at thedamn next level. Don't project that shit
on me. Put it on inthe chat, man, get up,

(35:28):
been a chat asap. Just becauseyou can't see yourself shining bright like a
dime and investing for twenty twenty four, do not put it on me.
I want positive energy around. Iwant people that believe in the vision,
believe in the journey. Right now. Another person that I want to talk
about this and Andrea right because thanksto her, you know a team that
will rocking hub. We got theCEO coming on and we got a bunch

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of different things rolling out for youguys. But Andre, can you please
tap in bandit? This is whatmade the flyer bro man, I was
telling you the fulks. Hell yeah, love the Flyer. Thank you?
So you know the topic if you'reif you're near your over do you Andrea?
Yeah, I I love this andthanks Sach. I really appreciate that.
DJ Vander of course. Yeah.I love this topic because you know,

(36:14):
I always talk about how to optimizelike your life right, because I
think that the idea that we haveto be making millions and millions of dollars
is a fallacy. Right. Excuseme, I have chickens in my background.
I live in the Islands, youknow, Wow, she got the
chickens back there, put a chickenput the put a chicken emoji in the

(36:36):
chat for for Andrea. We werefunny. But the thing is like,
because life is so short, lifeis so precious, right, We've all
lost people, We've all seen thingshappen that just necessarily we didn't imagine what
happened. And so many years agoI decided that, like, hey,
I wanted to live the life whereI had to complain about getting up and

(36:57):
running to my computer. You know. So you can be very thoughtful and
intentional about your life and it doesn'tnecessarily have to just flow around money,
but it does have to consider moneybecause it takes money to live, you
know, and you don't want tobe sacrificing living a certain way that you
didn't imagine you wanted to live.Right, everyone has goals and a lifestyle

(37:17):
they want to achieve. But ifwe're very conscious about how we can make
money, it's very simple, youknow, just set I love how you
said, we're going to set ourgoals. Right, We're going to look
at what we're going to make andthen formulate a strategy around that. Because
there's so many ways to be creativeabout your income and your revenue. So
yeah, I'll stop there. Wein the building. Look, bender,

(37:43):
what else do you want to touchon? Man? I want to dive
into some more parts, but Iwant to see if you got any more
checkpoints that you want to hit realquick before I dive in. It was
good. No, yeah, youcan dive in. I just wanted up.
You know, if people have anyquestions you know about you know,
I'd love to hear from other peopletoo, with what kind of things they're
struggling with or what their thoughts areon how they can achieve you know,

(38:04):
elevation for themselves with finances. Youknow, be sure to you know,
this is a good space to askthat stuff. You know, I really
am. I'm here to help y'all. That's like why I did this room
with Stack and you know I've youknow, often hosted in the past,
like other kind of clubhouse rooms wherewe talk about you know, passive investing
in understanding also how to utilize thestock market in a way to increase your

(38:24):
monthly income. Not just like youknow, a lot of people think,
oh, you need to have allthis money to to to make money in
the stock market and to make moneywith real estate, and it's and it's
not true like your your biggest sourceof power and capital is actually your job
or your income, and there's alot you can do with that. So
you know, I'm really just hereto help you guys, you know,

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with with with all that, youknow, people need to understand that there's
other ways to invest. You know, the most important things I always tell
people is the road to one hundredK. And I want to make sure
that we always focus on that roadto one hundred k, meaning that you
should be in your mindset you howcan you save your next one hundred k?
Because for every one hundred k,you can passively invest that to make

(39:06):
a thousand dollars a month of incomeeasily. And so what I want people
to understand is, like, youknow, it's really that if you only
were to save basically two grand amonth from your job a ran or two
a month in less than four yearswith compound, you can actually achieve that.
And every time you do that,you now have made sure that your
baseline income is one thousand a month. So it seems like, you know,

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what seems what seems daunting can actuallybe broken down into a clear steps.
So for example, like if youcould figure out a side hustle over
the weekend that could earn you anothersay a thousand or two thousand a month.
Now you've got that extra pillar,that extra lever coming in of income,
and in four years you literally haveenough to not have to worry about

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that thousand a month. That's yourbaseline. So if your average rent in
this in this country is about fifteenhundred a month, now in three to
four years, you made sure youput yourself in a position where you don't
even have to worry about that.So I try to help people with kind
of understanding like that you can stepby step, you know, get yourself
less and less income dependent on youron your main job. And that's what
I want people to be able todo, to give themselves a security and

(40:12):
to also try to relieve some stressof people's lives so that everything isn't down
to the wire every month. Ireally want people to start building their nest
egg and getting out of this monthto month mentality, because I know people
that make one hundred and fifty thousandyears that are better month to month.
How much like people's month to montheconomic situation is not based on how much
money they make. It's a mindset. You could there's people who are making

(40:34):
insane amounts of money and they're alwaysputting chat, put in the chat.
Y'all believe his mindset. I wassaying, yeah, absolutely, absolutely stack.
So I'm here to help people reallykind of switch it out. And
you gotta be you gotta be moreexcited about seeing those commas in your account
than the car you're driving, thanthe clothes you're wearing. You know,
people don't need to know nothing.You don't got to be. Nobody has

(40:55):
nothing to prove to anybody. Yougotta All you gotta know is you can
sleep well at night and that yougot some cash on hand. And that's
what I want everybody to be with. And that's gonna take you the next
level. So let's go. Manwho's taking this mic? Next, man
who wants to come through? Whogot any questions? Who wants to take
the mic? Right? This isgonna be this is a fire conversation.
Right. I appreciate everybody coming through. Mismanifest and Jellica Angelic vibes, I

(41:19):
see it, she's about to comethrough. She's busting through the mic right
now. So Angelic Vibes over toyou. Let's keep it rocking, Let's
go. Yes, thank you forlet me come on your stage, because
I love the topic and I loveeverything that was said right beyond right when
I came on, because I'm onthe other side, right, I'm someone
who's starting out, so I getit right. Someone who's starting out can

(41:40):
speak on their perspective on you know, growing and also the importance on what
to do with your money once youstart getting it right, and what you're
gonna do once you start realizing thatthere's something more for you, right and
you want to go after it,you have to invest in yourself, whether
it's skills, whether that's you know, hiring a coach to whatever coach because

(42:05):
there's so many coaches right, whetherit's for yourself self love like and self
love right, or you're looking fora strategis someone who can give you the
skills that you need to get youto that next level you want to make
an extra thousand dollars a month.Right. Let's say for me, for
instance, I wanted to start somethingon the side. There were so many
obstacles that I was going through inmy changes in my life that I decided

(42:29):
that there was something bigger and therewas something greater for me to be doing.
So I wanted to approach that.But my environment, my life,
the habits that I had, everyonesurrounded me was not allowing that growth to
happen. So I had to kindof like isolate myself, get myself away
from everything that was not serving meso I can get clear and focused and

(42:51):
know exactly what I wanted. Notonly would I want it, but who
I truly was and what impact canI make in this world and how can
I make a difference. Right,So there were things that I had to
do. So the journey's long.The journey depends on you. It depends
how long you're going to take withit and what are the steps that you're
going to take and continuely doing thatevery single day, right, and then

(43:15):
also create a mindset that you havethe money to do exactly everything that you
want to do, so that wayyou don't have that mindset of oh I
don't have it this week, orI don't know how I'm going to get
it, or I don't know howI'm gonna get to that next level,
or how I'm going to pour intomyself. Because if you don't make sure
that your mindset. It's all mindsetfirst, because the money's going to come

(43:36):
in. See, we always doubtin ourselves about we don't have the money,
we don't have the time, wedon't have the energy. There's so
many things that can take your wayfrom your purposeful life, right, or
whatever it is that you're doing.So many things can take your way.
But if you don't really focus onyour mindset and really believe that you can
actually do certain things and yes there'sgonna be certain things that you have to

(43:58):
do and money is a part ofit, then everything will start to click
for you and you would be ableto like we did withelf Love and Mismanifest.
We have the schedule abundance, right, we have that thirty day schedule
in your day thirty days right.All these things really is something that you
can use and implement in your lifeso that way you can hold yourself accountable,

(44:21):
know what money's coming in. Thesewere things that I was doing prior
to connecting myself with miss Self Loveand Mismanifest right. Because once you get
yourself in position, the right people, places, and things will line up
for you. So you really haveto have a money mindset and you have
to make sure that you just listen. You just have to start believing in

(44:45):
yourself and remember that money is flowingto you. Money is going to come
to you. And as soon asyou start believing and start seeing the things
that you want to do and makeway for it, it will come to
you. All right. I justwanted to say, like, it's so
simple, but we complicate things,but you really you have to start taking
them necessary steps. So thank yousach for letting me share that with you
guys. And for those of youwho don't know me, tap on my

(45:07):
face and connect with me. Iam angelic vibes. I help people who
manifest their true power and raise theirvibrations and through digital products, So connect
with me. Thank you, Sack. Look, we in the building take
those necessary steps. I'm telling y'all. Put a one in the chat of
y'all agreet taking necessary steps, notmissing a step, coming in where you

(45:29):
need to come in, not doingtoo much, not doing too little,
just doing the right of mount Puta one in the chat. Get up
in here. If y'all enjoying thisconversation, I need y'all to still go
win man, get up in thechat. Picking the room out. We
should have over twenty five by nowwhat y'all doing? What's good with y'all?
Okay, let's go abandon man.How are you feeling about that?
Man? How'd you like that shareover the other? Y'all? One hundred

(45:52):
percent? I love that share.It's really really true, and it's about
it. It's really about like Isaid, we talked about this before,
it's about switching the mines, andit's about auditing all the things in your
life that is working for you andwhere you want to take things for yourself,
you know, and you know,making sure people do the basic And
it's also about education, you know, like where where you educating yourself?

(46:12):
Where are you growing your knowledge base? You know, knowledge is power,
especially when it comes to all thesethings. And you know, I know
that everybody. You know, it'sa it's a tough topic sometimes for people
to share about and to and totalk about, but it's something that's super
super crucial. So I invite everybodyto to to explore and learn more and
read. You know, feel freeto DM me, hit me on the

(46:32):
gram any questions, you know,if you want to talk privately about your
situation, if like that, somepeople you know don't feel comfortable talking about
in a group setting, and that'stotally understandable and cool. You know,
be sure to tap in with meon ig share the room up to get
me people in there. I knowa lot of people. There's a lot
more people in this that have questionsand concerns about their finances in twenty twenty
four, So let's go. Let'sget it. You know, everybody's got

(46:55):
new levels to take it to andwe could get it there. Absolutely love
to hear anybody's questions. You know, people who are down below what they're
working on. You thought about abusiness for yourself. That's one thing too
that I were always starting a newbusiness on the side. So even like,
for example, my background was originallyin real estate, and I did

(47:15):
quite well with real estate, andI also did well with the stocks.
But guess what when you got situationslike now with interest rates and you know,
with where things are at, alot of stuff is topped out.
So how I've grown my portfolios byactually working with my new agency. We
do marketing like like Stacks doing,but we also do consultations help businesses grow,

(47:36):
and that's helped a lot in termsof doing cubs. So sometimes you
really really got to think outside thebox. And I was always telling people
too. One thing that we talkedabout actually on a Stax podcast which is
super lit and shout out the stackfor the feature. But one other thing
that I always talk about is,like, you know, a lot of
people don't always think that you needa raise in your job or you need
a better position at your job.Like let's say you make seventy five at

(47:59):
your job, and then you havean opportunity at that job to make one
hundred and ten. But that's gonnastress you out, that's gonna bug you
out, and that's gonna that thatmeans more hours and everything like that.
Maybe the better option is to staywhere you're at at the seventy five and
work on the weekends and start anew feature, like a new a new
job that's gonna allow you to makethirty to forty on the side on the

(48:20):
weekend, so multiple streams. Italso gives you an opportunity. Let's say
you start a side business and youlose your job. Now you still got
the thirty to forty coming in fromyour side business to give you security while
you're looking for the while you're lookingfor a new job. So I really
always tell people diversify your income streams. That is like the biggest way that
says it's better I would rather makeI would rather have one hundred eighty coming

(48:43):
in from four sources than one hundredand thirty from one, right, because
that's more power that it's diversified.They can't take it away, you know,
you can't get fired and go fromone thirty to donut. You know,
so we're not We're not eating donutsthis year. We're getting bags this
year. That's how we're moving twentyfour straight up stack elevating fail. You
know what it is, you know, tap it, Let's go. Band

(49:06):
is in the building. I appreciateyou guys on the tap in with a
few people on the stage. Seewhat you're doing, man, See what's
the word? Right? I know? My sister Jellika pulled up, My
bro Dre pulled up wife He andMandy said, Ammon's heir on Dre's head,
Nick's head, Kirk, Jacob,what's something man? Talk to me,
bro? How are you feeling aboutthis room? Man? Let's get
into it. Great to see you, everybody. Happy Monday. Another great

(49:29):
room. DJ. It's my firsttime hearing you. I love what you're
saying. I love the value you'reappreciate that bro fashing here. Yeah.
Absolutely. So my question for youwas, I was listening to I like
listening to Tom Bill you. Iwas listening to the Psychology of Money,

(49:50):
great book out there, and helays Morgan Housel is his name, and
he lays down how investing can bereally like simple and boring as far as
the main component is compounding and that'stime. So he was he was talking
about putting in you know, getyour index fun and play the long game

(50:14):
for like for your retirement and seteverything up. So I'm curious about what
about is like somebody people like ninetyfive percent of Americans are retiring broke right
now and living through debt and notpaying off their homes right So obviously we
need more financial literacy in this country, right, So I'm curious about is

(50:36):
there a way to diversify. Ilike what you're saying, like, have
one you have your main, simple, boring strategy. And I'm saying boring
because again, what these people aresaying, and you can riff on this
is like the long game. Thesimple safe strategies work and then diversify some

(50:58):
of that, like you were saying, where oh I can get a thousand
off some reats in real estate,or I can get some income doing the
stocks and bonds. So how canyou do like a combination of something that's
secure and solid and spitting off compoundinginterest for you for like your retirement game,
but then dabble in these other places. So can you speak to that

(51:21):
diversification for sure? That's a greatquestion. That's really I hope everybody heard
what he was asking him. It'sa really, really important thing. And
what I would say about that isyes. One one strategy that I always
recommend to people is when you buildyour portfolio, what I always recommend to
people is you should have like likeyou should basically have two accounts. You

(51:43):
should have a regular investment brokerage accountand then you should have what's called a
roth ira. And inside the rothira that's where you do your long play.
You know your capital upside place,your tech right, your capital appreciation
plays that you think are going todo well in the long run. And
the reason for that is because you'renot really looking in the early stages to

(52:07):
pull that money out. You're justtrying to keep it investing into itself,
divid in, reinvesting and growing,and then in the other account is where
I recommend people focus more on passiveinvestment products like, for example, corporate
bonds are really great. Some examplesof those are the pimcost series like PDI
and PCQ. Actually, I'm gonnaput some of these that you can look

(52:29):
up actually right now in the chatand start googling these yourself and looking up
what they have. So one issuethat I always tell people about the problem
with capital appreciation is that's all finein dandy, assuming that your timing works
for an entrenchible market. Right.So like the problem with with the strategy
that a lot of people do intheir four to one case is, you

(52:52):
know, that only makes sense ifyou're in an upside market. If all
you're doing is hoping that you getyou invest in a stock and it goes
from fifty and it eventually becomes onehundred, well that's great everything assuming that
it goes up. But what doyou do in a bear market? What
do we do when you have acyclical bear market where you get some rallies
and then it goes back and thenit crashes again, it goes up and

(53:12):
then it goes back down again ifall you're doing is putting it in stocks
that don't have a dividend that you'rehoping you're waiting for an upside, for
example, the Amazons, the Microsofts, the NVIDIAs. Like right now,
if you watch the market rallying intech, you're getting rewarded for it.
But it hasn't always been the case, and you can also have huge downsides.
So what I tell people is findinghigh quality triple A bonds and reds

(53:35):
and these investment products that it doesn'tmatter if they go down as long as
they don't go bankrupt and they don'tcut their dividend dramatically. You just continue
to invest in them. And that'sanother focus for it's it's called dollar cost
averaging. I'm sure bleat people haveheard that term. But dollar cost averaging
is very similar to what you mentionedand of compound interest, except that instead

(53:55):
of focusing on compound interest on inthe upside, dollar cost averaging allows you
to take advantage of buying more ofa certain bond or a certain rate at
a lower price, so that youactually are doing better for yourself even if
a position goes down. The reasonfor that is because a lot of times
with these bonds, when the priceof the bond goes down, the yield

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goes up. So what happens isthat even though the new price of the
of the stock or the bond haslowered, your passive monthly income from putting
a new set of capital into itwill actually increase. So I think what's
really important. I hope that answeryour question is absolutely to be diversified,
have different portfolios, and you decidemonth to month how much you can invest.

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You know, if you could putone thousand and one one thousand in
the other that was ideal. Themore you can do, the better,
because the faster you can get to, like I said, having that eight
to eleven percent passive income coming.So let's say you at one hundred grand.
You know those PDIs are kicking outnine to eleven percent, which means
with one hundred grand, that's ninehundred bucks a month. So if the

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the average income in the society isbetween say four and six thousand a month,
well then once you can get yourselfup to about half a million in
one of these bond portfolios, you'venow secured four to six thousand a month
to passive income. So I knowit's a little complex and some of that
may have been a little confusing,and we could talk about it more and
by like I said, through freeto tap in ask more questions. But
that's what I really want people tostart learning about understanding. And that's how

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I built a lot of my wealth. Was not focusing on just picking the
right stock that shot up. It'sthat I just stayed on the grind and
I just I live below my means, and I just kept buying and buying
and buying and buying and buying thesebonds every time they went down. And
now I have a big portfolio ofthem that allows me to pay all my
bills get paid off on that.So when my money comes in for my

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business, I've already paid all mybills. That's done. That's from the
bonds, and that's from the realestate. And now I can stack the
rest of it and I can usethe rest for disposable so and then in
an emergency, you can also extractthe capital that's in those bonds. Right,
Because those bonds that you can make, you can sell them. Now.
I don't reckon selling things at aloss, but let's say there's an
emergency, and now you've saved You'vegot two or three hundred thousand worth of

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bonds, and all of a suddenyou have something in situation and you need
twenty grand real quick. Boom okay, So you slve some of those bonds
and then now you've got your cashand you start the process again to reinvest
those two thousand a month. SoI hope that helps you know, answer
some of your questions. There's alot more to it, obviously, Jacob,
but you know that's a that's themain thing, and the same thing
can be done with reads. Bythe way, you don't need to have
millions of dollars to buy yourself intoreal estate. You can look up this

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other one. I just do itin the chat nly, you know what
I'm saying. That's anti l management. It's a strong company. They invest
in a whole bunch of diversified ratesthat are available all throughout Texas and the
Carolinas, and that one has ahuge return as well on the dividend,
and people needn't understand about that.So one thing about people think of the

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stock market, they don't understand thatit can also be looked at like a
rental property, you can actually getpaid. So if you have one hundred
grand worth of eighteen and that's atseven percent, that means that every month
AT and T got to pay youseven hundred dollars in cash. Understand that
it's cash for distribution. So whenyour portfolio, seven hundred dollars is gonna
come into your account, it doesn'tmatter whether the stock's gone up or down.

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You still got that seven hundred dollars. I hope that people understand that.
So that's a real, real importantthing to stay to stay liquid.
And then also we can get intoa little bit more how you could do
the same thing with actual physical realestate properties which allow you to do things
like ten thirty one exchanges, taxavoiding positions and pivots which also help you

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build wealth well. Becau, it'svery important to try to you know,
be able to pay as minimum taxas you can legally at all at all
points. You know, Jacob,did that answer your question? My brother
bandage just went all the way in. Did that answer your question? Wow?
Yeah, exactly exactly, And yeah, the dollar cost averaging and staying

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on the grind' that's what I was. That's what my com is like.
That Investing can be can be simple, and we've been sold the lie that
it's all complicated and you're gonna haveWall Street and your brokers do it for
you, and then they're gonna takeall their fees no matter what happens in
the market. So thank you,DJ. You laid out a great,

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great scenario. I'd love to getwith you more and and and talk.
I love this realm. Yeah,I want to say something too, just
a couple of things that I'm seeingin the chats. I want to address
everything. I appreciate you, brother, thank you for that question. I
see that Elsa's in bonds are typicallyterrible for inflation protection. So there's there's
some truth in that, and there'ssome not truth in that. I want
to address that. It really dependson the type of bond. There are

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many, many different types of bonds. This is really important. You'ven understand
some bond types have struggles during inflation, and that's very true. But if
you're buying into positions of for example, like in the ones that I mentioned,
the corporate bonds ones, when you'reduring the inflation, you're still getting
the passive income. And then becauseit's all about timing, if you're buying

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during these bonds that have gone downdue to an inflation cycle, well then
when the deflationary cycle happens, asthey begin to lower rates, these positions
can rally. So you know,you need to understand that a lot of
it has to do with the cyclesof the economy, knowing when to be
in which positions, and also understandingthat you know your capital to not be

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something that you should be planning toextract until you're older. So what I'm
teaching people is way to not worryabout. There's certain bonds that I'm down
on in terms of the paper position. I have like lost paper money,
but it's not lost because I'm notselling. I'm simply collecting my monthly income.
And then and then when we startgetting a deflationary cycle, those bonds
will rally. The same thing thathappened in the two thousand and nine crash,

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those same bonds they went down fortyfifty percent, but they never stopped
passing out their income. So andif you had invested in those same bonds
during the two thousand and eight crisis, they went up a huge amount and
you would have made a ton ofmoney being invested in them. So it's
something really important to understand. Youknow that you have to know which sort
of which type of bond and whichones do and remember too that you're also

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gaining money on it. So thiswhole thing about that inflation, new roads,
fixed income, inflation, If inflationnew roads income that's sitting stagnant in
cash. If you're making if you'remaking nine percent on your money and nine
to eleven percent and inflation is runningat six percent, then you're actually staying
four percent ahead of inflation. SoI think that's really important for people to

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understand. And of course there's otheroptions for you to do too. When
you buy these bonds. For example, you can put stop limits, so
if the capitalism that's very important foryou to secure, there's many different options.
You can buy these bonds and youcan put stop limits, which means
that if they reach some sort ofa downside, they can turn into cash
for you if you need to protectyour principle. So there's a lot of
different options about it. But it'sdefinitely a bigger conversation. So we got

(01:00:59):
to keep it moving. And youalready know we don't give no financial advice
in here, but y'all got yougotta go do, y'all. Yeah,
one hundred percent. This is thisis it. Yeah, So this is
all based on opinion, This isall based on research. And of course
there's always risk when you're doing anykind of investing, but there's also there's
also a lot of risk with goingbroke and leaving your money in cash and

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having it eroded and inflated out aswell. So that's what I'm always trying
to teach people, is like,you know, there's risk of all things.
There's also risk of running out ofmoney, so you know, all
of these are These are what Iteach, and what I preach are things
that I've done. I am youknow, I'm not a stockbroker. Okay,
I'm not a I'm not a professionaladvisor. I'm a successful entrepreneur that

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knows a lot about the stock marketand real estate. And this is my
opinion of my thought process on it. You may have a system that takes
elements of what I did and dobetter for yourself, putting other options for
yourself. Maybe you do better investingin more equity side and more stock sided,
and you have something to teach methere. So I simply teach what
worked for me. And how peoplecan utilize the best elements for yourself.

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put a goddamn fire emoji in thechat for DJ Bander, stack Pack,
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to stay, let's go to seehow many people are gonna get up here

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and make sure y'all clicking this linkat the top of about this New York
Weekly articing too. I'm gonna haveDJ Banner talk about it as soon as
I'm done with this. Reset.Let's go, bro get stopping coach he
stopping at lui he here, callon me buy you out to pee full
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Baby? I sweet baby, Istole baby. You just go getting
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you had a bouncer going behind stepping, Call on me, got you out
to be footspeed, Hey man,get back up, share a robot.

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We should have at least over thirtyright, bandit's been spitting in the gym.
Y'all been going in and we wantto hear from more individuals. Y'all
say, y'all want to keep itgoing, but let's share it out,
right, who else want to comein with this? Mic? Man?
Who else want to you know,chime in? I know my brother Derek,
Right, we're coming in tomorrow,heart with a Google room. Let
me talk about Google ads, howto get people more online exposure. So

(01:04:51):
Derek, I'll be coming to yousoon. My brother, I'm letna see
if you're in the place to talk. But man, bander back to you.
Man, how you feeling, man, Let's talk about this New York
Weekly article. Man, what's goingon? Oh? Man, we're feeling
good. Man. I appreciate everybodywho chopped in. Everybody that's you know,
been supporting the room and always stackedfor the space. Yeah. So
this this was a really blessed articlethat I got. This was actually direct

(01:05:13):
from the New York Weekly staff andit got it. It was one of
actually my biggest shared articles. Ithink it got like forty five fifty thousand
shares inside of like the media network, and it was basically I was featured
in Forbes for basically for what Idid as far as pivoting my real estate
ventures into my label and media company. And you know what I just talk

(01:05:36):
about in there is, you know, just sort of it's it's really about
my career how I kind of buildmy partnerships with different brands through music with
like with Soul Republic, with YamahaMusic. I was a Yamaha Music artist
for a long time. I stillam. They do different sort of events
at NAM and how I was originallydoing DJ touring and I basically used my

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connect inside of that industry to growwhat is now my agency. But I
think what set me apart is thatmy background is finance and political science,
and a lot of times people say, how is that all connected? Well,
what I feel is that having afinance background allows you to properly monetize
and save the funds that you makefor music and entertainment, and having a

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political science background allows you to understandglobal economics and understanding what's happening in global
society between nations and what's really happeningin the world and culture is how you
make smart financial decisions because you startunderstanding that everything is connected and what you
invest in is always really based onwhere you think the world is heading next.

(01:06:45):
So that's why I'm always reading,I'm constantly studying, I'm constantly paying
attention to what's happening there. Andthat's what really separates, you know,
people who are successful investors for peoplewho are really good earners, because you
can be a really good earner andthat doesn't mean you're a really good investor.
And you could be a really goodinvestor and that doesn't mean you're a
really good earner. That's something thatpeople need to really understand. You want

(01:07:06):
to you got to be both outhere. You really want to catch w's,
you got to have both skill setsreally locked in. Like I said,
I know people make one hundred andfifty thousand a year and they always
broke. And I know fools thatmake seventy thousand a year and they got
tons of cash saved up. Andit's a mindset thing. It's not about
how much money you make people.What makes you wealthy and rich is your

(01:07:28):
mindset and what you do with whatyou make. There are plenty of people
look at like some of these hugeHollywood celebrities. You heard they made millions
of dollars in movies and then fifteenyears later, ten years later, you're
hearing about how they beild road,damn skinned road road, they got debt,
they made all types of bad investments, they got hustled and finagled out
of all their racks. It's andyou know, it's it's something that it's

(01:07:49):
really about the mindset of being strongwith your finances is a cultural thing that
you can get that you really needto build and be part of a community.
People that are really good finds itjust tend to link with other people
that are really good with their financesand share that knowledge and look out for
each other. And that's what Iwant everybody to start doing. That's what
we want to build this community herebecause I support Stacks of such an amazing

(01:08:11):
job and building a community to helppeople. And I'm just I'm blessed to
be part of that, you know, humbled to be part of that,
because that's really what life's about.Like at this point, I mean,
I'm I've done fine for myself andI would rather you know, It's like
for me, i feel like I'mhelping out. Like if you could help
other people win and make more money, not only is that a w for
you but that's that's doing the rightthing by society, and that is the

(01:08:34):
bigger thing that we didn't think ofpart so so much of what's wrong with
this country in the world is thatthere's too many people at the top with
money that don't give a shit aboutthe people at the bottom. Excuse my
French, and that's why. Andthey don't help build the middle class up
and build up the other people.And if we did, that's why we
would have such a stronger foundation inthis country. You know, we wouldn't

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have so many people that are spendingtoo much in credit card debt, that
are that are trying to live alife lifestyle. We promote too much about
that. And that's another thing thatI want to talk about too, is
cutting out your credit cards as muchas possible and paying those down. So
you know, your credit card shouldsimply be used as almost like pastors.
You know, if you have aten thousand dollars credit card limit, you

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know you shouldn't be using much morethan like two to three thousand of it
and that should just be for yourmonthly bills and at the end of the
month you should be paying that off. I know that's people hear that all
the time. The basic Oh yeah, I don't want to have credit card
debt. But people really really needto get that under control because if you
got like if you got twenty thirtygrand in savings but you got twenty thirty
thousand in debt, guess what yournet worth is? A donut, you

(01:09:36):
know, Dunkin donuts out here,so you know, yeah, and that's
people don't really realize that. Anda lot, and you know, some
debt is powerful. Debt is gooddebt. You could have some mortgage debt,
but that's different because that's debt thatcan earn you income. So let's
say you're making you have debt thatton a property or a commercial property,
and you pay three thousand a monthin debt obligations, but the property makes

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you ten thousand a month. Well, now you're seven thousand ahead. So
that's good debt. So separating whatgood and bad debt is also very important.
So you know, if there's anyother questions people have, like please
like you know, now time definitelylike bring it. I want to hear
everybody's opinion, whether it's you know, what you're trying to do with your
own stuff, Tell me about whatyou're working on, you know, questions

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about what you'd like to do tostep up your finances. And remember you
got to be really careful. Ohand that's another thing. If you're working
with these brokers, make sure thatthey're a fiduciary. Okay, Like I
don't know if ever anybody knows thatis, but like it's very very important
that when you go and you let'ssay you have a financial advisor and they're
telling you that they can help you, be asked them, look them right

(01:10:41):
in their eyes and say are youa fiduciary? They have to legally tell
you. If they say no,well, then the problem with that is
even if they on a personal levelwant you to do well financially, their
their job ain't attached to you doit well financially. You see what I'm
saying, Like you got to finda brokerage. Some of them are little
more expensive and they take a biggerpercent of your money, but they're fiduciaries,

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which means that like they are legallyresponsible to give you good financial advice
and help you grow your money.And a lot of those firms they don't
make a big bag unless their clientsdo well. So be very very careful
out there with with who you're investingyour money. And I even see myself.
You know, I'm not a fiduciaryinvestor. I'm just I'm a private

(01:11:23):
entrepreneur and I'm giving my take onwhat's worked for me. This is just
this is this is not financial advice. This is just my opinion on what's
worked financially and helped me achieve somewealth. And you know, there's more
than one way to skin a cat. There's a million ways to do it.
The key is but certain principles staythe same. So whether you do

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made your business from some people makeit from selling cars, some people from
e commerce, some from real estate, from stocks, one commonality that you'll
find with all those people is thatthey live below their means. They were
careful and calculated. They always dotheir accounts, they always know what's going
on with their money. So ifyou're getting towards the end of the month
and your funds are super super tightand you're always struggling and you're juggling to

(01:12:05):
get to the next month, thatI means you're doing something wrong with your
with your income to outflow, andthat's and you need to make some adjustments
there, and you need to payattention. So I highly recommend too people
use apps that allow you to keepyou know, quick books, whatever you
gotta do to stay on top ofeach week, and you should have at
you know, you should be ableto be like, okay, cool,
I'm gonna head this month. Nowwe're in the third week of the month.

(01:12:28):
I still have like, say,a thousand bucks left that I can
spend on disposable. I'm gonna takefive hundred of it and I'm gonna put
that into you know, into myyou know, my tedm Merrior Trader,
I mean, Charles Schwab or I'mgonna put it into my stocks. I
saw somebody else talking about crypto.Personally, I have a little bit of
money in crypto, and you know, I'm not against crypto, and I

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think crypto has potentially a lot ofupside. I'd just say, just be
careful with it. I personally,my recommendation, like just my opinion on
crypto is that crypto should be somethingthat you do after you've made money in
other things. Like let's say you'vegot your strong business and you've got your
money in the stocks, and you'vegot some real estate, and now you've
got some extra change coming in,you want to buy up some crypto.

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You know, God bless go buyup some crypto. But I just and
I'm not saying, you know,this is not a knock to the crypto
investors. I know some of y'allhave been really successful with it. But
I have to protect you know,people who are just trying to get themselves
started out with their finances and mayneed that liquidity and may need that capital
to do stuff that works. Somy personal opinion is, just be a
little careful with the crypto and youknow, just don't look for the quick

(01:13:36):
rich schemes. You know, there'salways yeah, you just gotta put a
thousand of this and it's gonna becomean it's gonna hundred x. It's like
it might or it might not.Most things don't one hundred x, you
know, So just you can youcan still get to that level where you're
comfortable financially without taking huge risk.And so like that's what I always recommend
to people. You know, youwin my portfolio, I had I put

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a lot more money in only highrisk text. I might actually can actually
say I probably have more money incapital than I do now. But guess
what, I also didn't lose mycapital, and I've constantly grown it.
I've always beat inflation and I've alwaysstayed on top of my back. So
yeah, so anyway, I hopethat helps people, and like, you
know, keep the questions coming,because that's what that's what we is.
Y'all better get your questions. AndI'm only gonna keep it rocking until three

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twenty three thirty. So if y'allgot any questions for band or any questions
for me, let's get it in. I gotta look at my email for
this contract we signing on to themobile company to stand up with big Stack
pack Sante brother, let's talk aboutit. Yeah, it's beautiful. You

(01:14:39):
know, I'm really really enjoying becauseI know a little bit about the finance
as I'm an MBA. But youknow this, recently I read a book
from road Kiyosaki about fake money,fake PIECEUS, and fake asset, right
that that gives you a lot ofideas about finance, and whatever DZ Bander

(01:14:59):
was saying right now is absolutely right. Don't put all your eggs in a
single basket, right, So youjust think and as you said just now
about cryptocurrency. I also do thesame thing, like when you invest in
the crypto, I have little amountthere, but that's a recidual. Whatever
the extra money you have, youknow that money is not very important and
even you lose that money doesn't makeimpact to your finance. So that's how

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I do investing on that way.So I'm just learning and a lot of
things I heard from him is reallyreally interesting because we story books, right,
we story books, we have degree, we have this and that,
but in practical world is completely different. So we have to be very careful
while investing. That's why stack,Like you know, twenty fourteen, I

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bought one property here in Sydney.I pay nearly six hundred thousand dollars and
down the track. Now that propertydid not grow that much and then what
I thought, is this property notgoing to do well? So this year
I sold that property. I'm justlooking for the stunity to invest. And
you know the thing is you haveto be very allot where are you you

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investing? Right, It's very seriousgame. And as you said, some
of my friends, like they don'tdo even the business, they have full
time job, but they do reallygood financial calculation and they do a little
bit of research. And some ofthe people they're working really hard, they
think they're doing amazingly well in thebusiness. But those people they're relaxing and
they're making more money than the peoplethey are hustling every day, working long

(01:16:29):
hours. So it's very very important. And I'm also learning about the finance,
so you know, financial know howis very very important. It can
make you or it can break you. So we have to be very careful
before doing investment whatever. It doesn'tmatter like you know, property in a
business or crypto anywhere, so wehave to be very you know, thoughtful

(01:16:49):
about your investment. That's what Iwould like to share. And really amazing
room. And you know what,Jack, I'm a big fan of you
men. Like you know, Ialso grown up with advertised and media more
than twenty seven years now, butI haven't seen any super excited person always
coming on regular basis, coming andtalking about media and always thriving, striving

(01:17:13):
and passinate about media. That's areally amazing job you are doing here and
you are inspiring millions. I thinkyou've got millions of followers, and indeed
you are inspiring and as you said, you are not that you know,
world. You are very very young. Like you know, if I talk
about me like I did my NBAninety nine, I'm forty seven, but
I pretend myself like, you know, not even thirty seven. I pretend

(01:17:34):
myself thirty five because I'm super excitedand super super active guy. Right.
So yeah, I really appreciate you, and I really appreciate everybody here,
and thank you so much and happyValentine did to you, all of you
here from Sydney, Australia. Thankyou man, my boy Santos coming through
with that energy. Man, appreciateyou. Man. I'm telling you I'm

(01:17:56):
gonna start stack flowers. I gotyour number, Santos, expect a business
idea for me. Bro. Youknow, when I link up, it's
big shit. I don't link upand do little things. We link up
and do big things. Stack flowers, Stack your flowers, Stack up some
flowers. Yup, I'm making someshit. We're gonna make some shit from
sitting there. Yeah, I'm doingall type of shit. I don't care

(01:18:17):
what it is, if it sounds, if it sound good, I'm doing
it. I swear. I appreciateyou CentOS for coming through. DJ Bander.
It's good anybody else, any lastwords before we wind up out of
here, talk to me invest inunderstanding entrepreneur power talk. It sure wasn't
power talk. You gotta have theright mindset. Surround yourself with the right
people. If you're not the rightindividuals, I'm not surrounding myself with you,

(01:18:40):
especially on this journey. I gottastay focused. I gotta be clear
minded. That's why I just chillby myself, banded me and Amanda.
Bro. I just be chilling,bro, because I have a clear mind.
Bro. You understand, you geta clear mind. That's right.
NDErs. I gotta stay focused,bro, nah man, and I appreciate
the room. I hope this wasvaluable. We definitely gotta do this again.
And you know we're gonna we're gonnakeep these these Hopper rooms going and

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people. Man, you know,definitely write down some questions thought you have
things that if you have things thatyou like us to discuss in the next
room, make sure you tap inwith us, you know, hit us
up on the gram and let meknow. There's a lot of different things
that we can go over. Anduh, just to I see a few
things in the chat. If Icould just real quick you know man,

(01:19:24):
y'all. Yeah, y'all, y'alldidn't share the room out. Yeah,
bander can't kid. I told yougotta get over thirty. Yeall sit in
the chat. Y'all want him toanswer ship? Hold on, man,
y'a gotta get this to thirty realquick. Man. Yeah, man,
throw it. Make sure y'all throwit in the story and shoot me a
tag. You know what I'm saying. Put in your I g and I'll
share it. You gotta get this. The thirty man bandr is dropping too

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many gems. Hold on to getat least thirty something. Man, Share
it out again. It don't evenmatter if you shared it up. Share
it one more, two or twos? What was that last one? I
appreciate you spander over to you man. What's something you want to say?

(01:20:11):
Oh? The only thing I wantto I just want to address everything because
I don't like leaving nothing un said. I just want to dress everything that
I say that I see, youknow, and uh, I appreciate everything
that you know. People were writingand stuff and sat out. I see
you know. There's been a fewpushbacks from my guy Elis San Jose,
which I respect, you know,and I want to make sure every pushback
is addressed so that there's nothing unseidand everything nothing, there's never any confusion

(01:20:33):
about the stuff that I'm talking about. So one thing that he wrote here
is also stock dividends are paid quarterly, not monthly. That depends on the
stock and that depends on the bond. So I just want to address that.
And there is some truth in that, meaning that like some of them,
you have to look very carefully atwhen they're when they're paid out.
Which is why I always like Ijust like I said earlier, I always
say you have a diversified portfolio,so you don't buy one particular stock or

(01:20:57):
one particular bond. You buy abunch of them, and you diversify your
money in all them so that youget a steady monthly income. Because like
if you look at them, ifyou how I have mine set up.
I have some that are that areyou know basically like January, March and
May, than February, April andJune, right, So I have them
set up in a certain way sothat there's always a steady income coming in

(01:21:21):
every month. So I just Iappreciate anybody who pushes back, and you
know, and and has you knoweither you know, a question or a
critical eye or anything, because I'mthere's nothing you can you know, I'm
I'm I'm ready for anything. Ihave. I have, I do my
research, and I understand. SoI appreciate people writing things like that and
having questions and you know, beinglike, wait, what's up with this?

(01:21:41):
Because I want to be able toaddress those. So that's my thoughts
on that. And you know,it's really really important because there's more,
like I said, there's there's noone has the right, the only right
opinion on how to invest in howto do your things. So I want
that to be clear. I neversee myself as having all the right answers.
I'm always, like I said earlier, simply trying to help people with
what worked for me. There's alot of people that I've met that have

(01:22:04):
done completely different strategies than I did, and they're killing it. They got
even more m's than I got.And then I know fools that have done
similar and they haven't done as well. So I'm open to all different opinions.
I just want people to understand that. I really like when people have
questions or critical eye on stuff andhit me with those so that I can
address them, so I can clarify, and so there's no confusion about anything

(01:22:25):
that's ever said in these rooms.So I just want to say that,
you know what I'm saying, Andlike I said, I'm really excited to
continue these and support Stack and supportthe community. You know what I mean,
Like, definitely let me know what'sgood. Sheeesh. We went all
the way in today. If y'allenjoyed this room, put it down one
in the shit, put a onein the chat for Bandon, put a
fi emoji in here. Dan,he went crazy today. Ain't ban every

(01:22:50):
do this again? You know whatI'm saying? Tomorrow right, Yeah,
We're gonna do this again tomorrow.I got my brother Derek coming through.
Derek, are you available to talkabout what we're talking about tomorrow? If
you're by your mike, Derek goingonce, going over to you brother,
what's happening tomorrow with us? Man? What up? What up? Thanks?

(01:23:14):
And DJ? Thanks? This roomwas awesome and Stack, I gotta
commend your tenacity and your stick toitiveness. Having guests and booking guests and
having shows is a hard thing andtakes a lot of time to coordinate all
that stuff. So big ups toyou because it's not an easy thing to
do, to do these things,especially every day. It's not so it's
a ton of content to put out. But uh yeah, tomorrow we'll be

(01:23:38):
talking about So what I do isI focus on helping people get found and
get business locally from Google. Sotomorrow we'll be talking about how to dominate
locally local search on Google. Westart with to dominate local search, we
start with a bomb ask Google businessprofile, which the best part about that

(01:23:58):
is is completely and then we layour on Google Ads, website optimization and
some other things. And then soif you know somebody that owns a local
business hvactory, trimming, realtor,restaurant, retail store, notary, photographer,
anything you can think of that islocal that Google would recognize as a

(01:24:19):
local type search, this will befor them tomorrow and we'll tell you how
to dominate and get found. Soif somebody types in like realtor near me,
we want you to be at thetop and be all over those search
results and be undeniable, and itbe like I have to call Derek,
I have to call Stack, Ihave to call whoever for whatever I look
for. So realtor, like Isaid, restaurant, retail store, notary,

(01:24:44):
a whole bunch of things. Somepeople even just create local search presence,
like for HVAC and then just handout leads and they don't even have
an HVAC company, so there's away to parlay and arbitrage leads as well.
So we're gonna talk about all thingslocal search. Google Business profile will
be which is the free part ofit, I said, will be a
big focus of it, but we'llalso talk about ads and website and that

(01:25:06):
kind of thing. So thanks Stack, looking forward to it. Oo.
Wait, my brother Derek always helpingout a lot of different real estate agents
as well. If you see himin the hallways, he's always in good
rooms, around good people and surroundinghimself with good energy. So Derek,
I look forward to helping more peoplewhen you along with my brother DJ Ben,
along with everybody on stage, alongwith everybody that dived in today,

(01:25:28):
and be proud of yourself. Puta five EMOG in the chat if you
guys love this, and also RSVPfor tomorrow because me and Derek's gonna be
going in diving in all we care. Gonna be diving if we got some
fire ass, get some fire asspeople coming in tomorrow is Derek thing.
We're gonna lie in tomorrow. SoDerek, I appreciate you. Man.
Please click the link at the topand check out this New York Weekly article,

(01:25:49):
and please click the link at thetop to get inside the media mentor's
manship. Right, We're gonna havea lot of things rolling out. I'll
let you gut go everything that's goingwrong with the partnership, everything that we're
doing. Any last words before Itake us out, man, because it's
crazy, crazy man. Shout outto Stack, Shout out to everyone that
came in. Thank you for havingme. I hope that you know some

(01:26:13):
of this stuff was informative. We'redefinitely gonna do this again. And make
sure you know, give me feedback, let me know, like what you
love that you heard and what wouldyou like to hear more next? So
I know how to you know,shape my you know, my rooms with
this with my guys Stacked to benefity'all more and to add value, you
know. Also just let y'all knowI'm I'm gonna be rolling out a series
soon of real content and you know, potentially down the route, maybe my

(01:26:38):
own podcast of course. You know, Stack, you gonna be my first
guest, my guy. Yeah,and make yeah, I'm actually with you,
man, I need I might needto get you know, get you
a bag to blow that up withme, and we're gonna talk about all
types of stuff. Man, We'regonna be talking about investing in twenty twenty
four. Yeahuation, Bro, wegot a link. Bro is right,

(01:26:59):
Yeah, Bro, Bro, He'sright. I'm up here, man,
I'm actually in the heart of LAin downtown, and there's gonna be a
lot of stuff. So make surey'all hit me on the IG because that's
something that like, you know,my team's been really pushing me to do
more of. Is it seems thatpeople, my fans really want to hear
more about not just the music side, but also you know how I've kind
of, you know, built thesebusinesses and I want to start coming up

(01:27:20):
with more cool content that people canreally connect to and share. So make
sure y'all tap with me on theGram and let me know I can help
you guys. You know that's whatit's all about. Man. So again,
thank you, just Stack for thespace. Appreciate everybody pulled up in
a great room and uh Yeah,much blessings for everyone. In twenty twenty
four, let's go appreciate you lookman, make sure y'all follow band or
hit them up on Instagram. Tagus in the story. Let us know

(01:27:43):
that we did a great Joe.Let's do motivate us to suppordinate shit go
and motivate us to go invest more. In twenty twenty four, more entrepreneur
power. Let's go this power talkwas crazy. DJ Bander came in crazy,
y'all came in crazy. Every shareif ship, every share every time.
Y'all go crazy every time. Y'allcould be doing anything else, but

(01:28:06):
when y'all come in here and shareand turn up with me, man,
it means everything. Right. Checkout everything we got going on and also
visit the media Mentorship dot Club website. Check out everything. Book a call
with making in New Club right.Look at the partnerships we got going on.
I'll be talking more about the Heliumpartnership this week. Man, wait
till y'all see what we got going. It's amazing where it's your getting taken.

(01:28:29):
So make sure you guys tune in, tap in your band and time
band telling the time. Man.Bro, let's go shuff that is that's
life. I were't gonna un stay. I'm gonna money. Know he dies
If you don't know what they takeyou, he dies. You don't know
what else I can make out thebank. They just stop and then my

(01:29:00):
socks take what I got. Wegot think night. Put my wife in
my time piece house caught away rocks. We with a dime piece. I
said, bestide she she said,get off my new super slimy each geech.
I had enough. Now make sureain't she's nothing like that, LUs
l. I put all my dressingout us give it down nikasign. I'm
trying to look around and jump upand get out to cut the gut throwing
up this out. I'm go onit cluse out be hot no matter what

(01:29:23):
what, I'm gonna rappreting out ofmonth. But I think you feel that
that good. I can say out. They might fie it out about back
in the month and it n Shecaused me the chaots, But I keep
playing. I warn't gonna fucking endup. Uh huh. If we do
the big as a truck and andthen she's like cut I went the way
out and they look like we winning. If this was a race, I'm
stetting off and it be two youin the be here. Try and keep
up the pace. You said youwant smoke. We ain't get back here

(01:29:45):
four minutes up there. This thoughton the bait that is, that's like
if I work in the fort,they had no FO. Just get out
of the steak, don't one Thatthe one They don't mean to be bliging,
But you don't know where they take

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