Bro, okay. Well, we're live on like four platforms right now. I got kicked off Instagram live for 15 more days. Don't ask me why. Well, I got hacked. That's why. Okay, so first question. This is a pretty easy one. Let's see who's good at trivia. Who actually knows stuff? Who's intellectual? Anybody? Who's actually intellectual and knows stuff? Believe it or not, most of the world knows nothing. I was doing a private client yesterday. These are like a private mentoring that I do. And I told the guy, you got to rank yourself on brain power because it matters in business.  And at the high levels, people care if you're somewhat intellectual. You don't have to be a PhD in something, but it's important to know stuff. Just from the standpoint of social proof. People ask me, how do you hire better people? How do you make more money? Well, the intelligent people, I'm not necessarily saying the ethical people, but intelligent people rule the world, at least at some level in business. You can argue, well, you know, if Bill Gates really smart is, but overall it matters. So intellectual horsepower, somebody said, that's a good way to put it. You got to be practicing. So let's just do a really practical question on the history of money, okay?  Can you look at this message? Drive me nuts. So here's the, we'll start out with it for 100 bucks. I'll send it in Bitcoin right here. If you close it, it'll pop up 30 times. Ty, you're the goat, bro. I've been listening to your recent podcast. Good, glad you like, all right. Question number one, $100 in Bitcoin. I'll send it, or I'll Venmo you. Have your Venmo ready if you're in America. The question is, what was the first electric car? Was it Elon Musk? Was it Tesla? Was it BMW? Who created the first commercially available electric car? Who knows?  I'm gonna give 30 seconds. So in general, you wanna be third. In any business, the third person usually makes all the money. Not the first, not the second, not the fifth, not the hundredth, third. Mark Zuckerberg was the third big social media platform, Facebook. And he made more money than Friendster, any of those. Who was it? I'm not sure I've seen anybody. Not Henry Ford. I don't even think he ever made an electric car. Nope. Somebody wrote Tesla rival. Nope. Am I really live right now? Yes I am. It is November 18th. What's the question? Who's the first person to create an electric car? Commercially available. Bonus if you know what year it was. Bonus if you know what year. I'm live on TikTok, my Zoom, Instagram, I'm not Instagram, I got kicked off Instagram for 15 more days. Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube. Who knows? Who was the person? It's a relatively famous person. The first commercially available. There might have been another car. This one's easy. Usually I give stuff you can't Google. You can go, I like ChatGPT. Let's put it in ChatGPT. Who created the first commercially available electric car? It's better if you speak into ChatGPT. Here we go. Thinking of it. Now there's probably different arguments. It's like anything people are arguing. Who's the person? But I researched this. I'm working on a book, my book, and I researched this. What is it saying? ChatGPT is bugging out a lot. All right, so I've seen two different answers. The Chevy Volt was modern, but there was somebody in the 1800s. So Edison had one, but I won't take that one. I'm just gonna look up now. I haven't even looked at the comments and I'll pick one person here. But if you don't have your Venmo ready, I want Venmo right now for proof. Then I'm gonna skip to the next person. So I'm just looking up. Mohamed, I can't even see here what, Hassani. All right, William Morrison. So Mohamed Hassani, what's your Venmo? Mohamed, I got another one. Okay, somebody says they want my shirt. You want the shirt off my back? Now, by the way, we're talking about I'm live. The main thing is not a live giveaway. I'm talking on, I'm gonna be laying out kind of the pie graph for the trends you need to catch in 2024 if you wanna make any money. The trends are changing very fast. Okay, Mohamed, do you have your Venmo? You have Wyze. Okay, be me your Bitcoin wallet. If you're outside the U.S., Bitcoin.   It's like having to use bank wire. Bitcoin is way better for this stuff.  Okay, give me Bitcoin address, wallet. Okay, let me talk for a second and then I'll do the second question. So I just am almost done with my three book, my book, The Three Trends. So there's three trends right now that I think these are big picture trends and then I can break it down. If you wanna make a million dollars in 2024, first you gotta understand the flow of history. You had first the rise of governments and the rise of corporations and now you have the rise really of social media individuals making all the money. Used to be governments back, remember back when you read in history, Christopher Columbus, Cortez, all these people were government sanctioned money makers. They went, they took back 100 tons of gold from Central and South America back to Spain to the government. They worked for the queen. That's how you made your money. The second thing was the rise of corporations. You had IBM, you had Microsoft, you had these and some of these corporations are still powerful, Coca-Cola, Ford, these are all but now really starting in 2020, we're in the third era. So there's been three eras in the modern world of making money, government sanctioned money making, corporate capitalism and now you have the rise of the individual who uses social media. Remember social media has made everything easy. When I started as an entrepreneur, if you wanted to advertise, you'd get like a yellow pages ad cost $30,000. If you wanted to have a TV, I remember looking into a TV commercial for one of my companies, you had to put down 100 grand up front. Now the rise of the individual and social media wealth creation on my phone, theoretically I could reach two billion people. Mr. Beast has 200 million people on his YouTube channel and across all his channels, I don't know, maybe that's 300 million. Okay, so we have the rise, you gotta understand the eras of history. Yeah, the three eras, right? Government, the problem is a lot of people still using old mentality. There's literally people out there still care about politics. They're like, well, this president, if he gets empowered, then we'll have more money. I'm like, hell no, government stopped caring about people a long time ago, okay? They pretend they do. Politicians stopped caring about you years. Maybe in the 1800s, the U.S. income tax was 1%, 1%. So government wasn't really attacking you. They would take a little bit of money, build some roads, build a small military. Now you got, if you live in California, government is taking 52 and a half percent, okay? So boom, the three eras, era one, era two, era three, rise of government, then you had the rise of corporations. That was last century. Corporations ruled the world. You had the IBMs, like these big faceless companies. And then lastly, now we're in the third era is the rise of individual, but that's social media wealth. Without, if you know how to use social media, you're gonna create all the wealth because you can reach the world without needing a big corporation behind you. So it's a very interesting time. And really the pandemic of 2020 is what ushered in, okay? What ushered in the rise of era three. Now, once you realize you're in era three, then there's three trends you can catch. And that's how you actually turn social media into money. So how do you turn social media into money? You can think of like kind of a, it's not a perfect biograph, but you got, you know, way one, way two, way three. That's the three ways, the trends that you can make money using social media, okay? One is to sell a product. Two is to sell a service. And three is an interesting one. Don't have a business yourself, just resell other people's stuff and get paid a referral commission. So when you look at the three trends for people, the best, what I do, if you want to make the most money is all three have products, physical and digital, have services that you sell like SMMA and then resell as an affiliate other people's programs. I've made millions of dollars from one affiliate product. I remember a guy wrote me a check for $1.8 million just to help resell his product. Okay, reselling is not really a service. A service based, I mean, I hear you, but services like specifically I'll do your marketing on a day in, day out basis. When I say reselling, I might just send an email for you one time, okay? If you've got an Instagram page, you can promote one thing for somebody one time. That's not really a service. I mean, you can technically say everything. All right, can somebody WhatsApp me? Mohammed, I'm gonna send you, I got your Bitcoin address. I'll show everybody. It'll show up on the blockchain. I keep a little account just to give this out. Who can, I need it's, or somebody who's, can you send me that down? Okay, here we go. No, don't put it in two damn WhatsApps. Don't be putting it in one.  Okay, so we're gonna go on to number two. Number two, giveaway. We'll do a 150, another 100 bucks or 150 bucks on this one, okay? Mohammed, I'll send you the money here shortly. Okay, so the second way, or the second question for trivia. You want to make it 150 bucks? Okay, I'll do one that's a tad bit harder because it's kind of a subjective question and I'm the judge. If you look back in history, okay? Look back over the last 500 years. Who not counting Rockefeller, forget Rockefeller, who made the most money? Who living or dead has been in the really the wealthiest person in the last 500 years? Again, this is a judgment call because you never really know. Nobody's gonna put their wealth online. Most people ain't showing you all their wealth. Someone said Pablo Escobar. Oh, he was wealthy, but he won the wealthiest. He was making a billion a month. That's pretty good. Rick, would you like to make a billion a month? I would. Rick is a big fan. He said he'd even take 10% of that. You'd take a 100 mil a month. In the last 500 years, who had been the wealthiest person for 150 bucks?  And give me why? Why? And we're gonna argue all day about this, by the way. While you guys do that, I'm gonna send the last winner his money. I'm gonna show you right now on, this is why I love crypto. I'm still a fan. A lot of people are fair weather friends of crypto, but I like crypto, especially for stuff like this. It just works, you know? You can, I can send somebody money, no matter where they live in the world, you know? Okay, that's an invalid. You didn't send me a Bitcoin wallet. That's not a Bitcoin one. That's not a Bitcoin one. It says invalid Bitcoin address. So whoever sent that, you gotta cut and paste, correctly. Somebody said Andrew Carnage. That's not the right person, that's not even a person. All right, let's pick somebody here. Do-do-do-do-do. Okay, all right. Like this guy. I, people about to argue with me, but I just pinned Tyler Sanchez on TikTok, Napoleon. Now you could argue, almost an acceptable answer is Vladimir Putin in Russia. But nah, Napoleon, I'm gonna explain why. By the way, Tyler Sanchez, if you're in the US, give me your Venmo. Can you post it here on Twitter? I'm gonna send it right now. I'm trying to send this guy his last money, but he gave me an invalid Bitcoin. The reason Napoleon was richer than Vladimir Putin is at one point, at least at one point, obviously wealth goes up and down. He actually even controlled Moscow. So he controlled from Eastern Europe, Moscow, he conquered Poland, he conquered the entire Eastern Europe. He always was all the way down into Egypt, you know, Middle East, and he controlled all of Western Europe, except for England, okay? Putin right now just controls Russia, which is a lot, but the first trillionaire was really Napoleon at his peak, just to be clear, not when he was failing. He failed, I mean, he lost at the end, everybody loses at the end, Putin will lose at the end. So, okay, I'm looking for him. How did it fucking, what happened to you? Somebody's asking me, am I gonna go back on fresh and fit? Okay, Sanchez, where are you, man? Tyler Sanchez, I'm gonna pin him again here. Tyler, I need it, I need your Bitcoin or Venmo. 150 bucks, I got one more. Somebody said, Ty, are you into crypto? Man, in the year 2016, I told 100 million people, to buy Bitcoin. I did a video, got taken down by YouTube. It was 3,500, each was 175. By the way, there's a badass movie coming out, this new Napoleon movie. Now remember, you've got the three eras, the government era, wealth creation, the corporate era, now you're in social media. So now the game is just mastering social media. Like you got to master social media, and so I'm gonna talk about that in a second, but okay, let me try to give this guy his money. Okay, Tyler Sanchez, I'm gonna send you Venmo since you're in the U.S., the real T.Sange. Here we go, sending it to you, Venmo, opening Venmo, putting in his username, and then I got one more, we're gonna do another one. We got a third place. These are important things. You know the reason why you wanna know history? It's like they say, it's like people who don't study history are doomed to repeat the errors. Napoleon was the richest man in history, modern history, but he made a mistake. He was too ambitious, he was too ambitious so people took back their wealth.   I just recorded a video on this. All right, here's Tyler Sanchez. I'm sending him 150, y'all can see. Let's see if it goes through. Do-do-do, sometimes you get blocked trying to send people money. Man, I used to try to pay pal affiliates money and it would like, it would crowd. Yeah, here we go. All right, you sent a payment to Tyler Sanchez, 150. By the way, this reselling thing? Who here has ever made money reselling other people's product? I'm gonna show you all. Like I said, in my new three trends ebook, you can buy it on, did I put it on my, what's the link to buy my, it's on my tylofus.com, I think.  Let me see. You can pre-order it, it's coming out next week. Yeah, if you click on the top, it says three trends in the little nav bar. Okay, anyway, I'm gonna teach some of it right now.  Okay, I'm gonna try to get this dude his, all right. The Bitcoin couldn't go through, let's say. No, the Bitcoin couldn't go through because I, the Venmo went through. Did someone else send him the money? Oh, Itzel, you already sent him the money? Okay, good. How to become an affiliate. Itzel, I need a link to sign up to, I got three levels of affiliates for my products. I'm gonna roll out next week a badass affiliate program for you. I did this in 2019. Well, I was just talking to one dude, made $90,000. How much did David Woodbury make as an affiliate? $500,000. He made $500,000 in a year or two. He quit his job. So you can use your social media to resell other people's products. I've got it. If you send people to my website and they sign up, anything they buy for the first year, I pay you. So it's not just things they buy right away. I got a good email follow-up sequence. David Woodbury, look him up on YouTube. He made, how much did David Woodbury make, Itzel? I thought he told me he made over $500,000. Yeah, over the last couple of years, he made like 500 Gs reselling my product. This is such a good one because you don't even have to build a business.  It's a totally underrated trend. Everybody knows about it but nobody's doing it. Who here honestly has ever made money for reselling other people's products? Just telling people to go buy something and then you got a commission. How much? Somebody said, yeah, but put how much? Not just that you did it. Giovanni, oh man, what a good name. This guy's name is Giovanni Boncettini. Let me guess where you're from. Giovanni, you're from Atlanta, Georgia. I think you're Italian. Does that sound like a Atlanta, Georgia name? Rick, I'm gonna rename Rick, my sound engineer. I'm gonna start calling you Giovanni Boncettini. How do you say that, both? Boncettini? Sounds like a plate of food. You want some Boncettini? Do you remember in the office where Michael Scott is trying to pretend like he's an Italian mafia?  He's like, I want the gabbagool. She's like, what was the gabbagool? The gabbagool. Okay. Chris Solita made 532,000 in two years with 20% commissions on affiliate reselling. The real world have made short form content more than 20 Gs. Olamati Oluwafemi, probably, that's a Nigeria name, made 104,000 in commission. Yeah. Yeah, y'all should be doing affiliate stuff. You can do it for me, you can do it for other people, man. What? Yeah, here's David Woodbury. He made 650,000 as an affiliate for me. He's coming, he actually teaches how he did it. He just went on YouTube and started creating reviews of my products. And then putting a link, I give you an affiliate tracking link.  That's how you know Owen Cook, he also vouches for you. Yeah, Owen Cook's one of the first guys who put me on YouTube, he put me on his YouTube. Okay. Verrez has made 5,000 for a done-for-you marketing service. Yeah. Yep, I got this affiliate. Okay, so let's talk about the three trends. I'm gonna do the last giveaway here in a little bit. So, somebody said, where's your Lamborghini? Did they repo it? No, it didn't get repoed. That would be a sad day, boy. MoFo's coming to take your Lamborghini away from you. Not ideal. That hasn't happened to me, but I hope it doesn't happen to any of you. Okay. How can we apply to be an affiliate? I'll put a link here. Yeah, that would be a good viral video. I should just invent, I should just have somebody fake repo my Lambo. I thought of building one like, I thought of doing a new here in my garage commercial. And the here in my garage commercial would basically be like, oh, here in my garage, I had all these Lamborghinis behind me and like hot girls, but then the wind blows and it all falls over.  Since a lot of people was like, that's a set. That's not real. Yeah, I should do that for April Fool's. Okay, what service-based business do you suggest? Simplest one is do marketing for people, but a little twist on it. Do marketing for personal brands. Everybody wants to become famous now. Everybody wants to be famous. So if you can help people blow up and become more famous, they'll pay you $1,000 to $10,000 a month. I got somebody in Dubai, a woman making a couple million profit a year.  Do you know anybody who helped me with my podcast, edit them, do TikToks and InstaReals for me?  She doesn't care. She's got money out the yin-yin. So like people are sleeping on this strategy. Would you advise, do affiliate marketing? So let's open up for one sec. Somebody said, Ty, I'm sorry, but Napoleon is not correct. He's not the richest person. Yeah, Xi Ping of China would be classified. No, but you have to go to Napoleon was the dictator in a way that the Chinese dictator is, China is half dictatorship, but it's also, he doesn't have unlimited power. He's not a dictator like Napoleon was. Napoleon was called, he walked around, people called him the emperor. He didn't have a council. So even the Chinese, even Stalin, now Stalin was pretty rich, but he only controlled Russia and Eastern Europe. He didn't control Western Europe. Someone said Hitler. Yeah, but Hitler never really, he was, he never really, when he was his wealthiest, Adolf Hitler in the 1830s, and even into the early 1840s before he started losing, he only controlled Germany, had allies in Italy. He didn't control, he could not control France at some point, but he never conquered Russia. Remember, he lost at Moscow. Napoleon's the only modern guy to actually take Moscow. So it's, and remember Hitler bogged down in the Ukraine, the Battle of Stalingrad, he didn't really win that decisively. Napoleon, go watch that movie. He was a decisive winner, man. So, okay, somebody said emperor of the month. Who wants to be emperor of the month? Someone said, America's number one, we all know that. Yeah, but America's probably on the downhill slope. America probably post World War II was at its peak. Now America's starting to, I wouldn't be putting America at the top anymore. I mean, it's still at the top, but it's probably falling. You can argue, you know? But for sure other countries, like China used to be way less wealthy compared to the US and now China's, look at TikTok. That's a Chinese company that controls the eyeballs of half the world, man. You know what I'm saying?  You should do more reviews. Hell yeah, Justin, you should get in my affiliate program. It's like no brainer, man. No brainer. Now the other thing, let me talk about something for a second and then I'm gonna do this third thing. Somebody said, Ty, it's not falling. We are miles and years ahead. Not really. I mean, the GDP of the US is let's say 20 trillion. The GDP of Europe, if you look at the EU is the same and you've got the rise of India. Now they're still behind, but India is now the most populous place in the world. It's on the rise. Africa's on the rise. The BRICS countries, Brazil on the rise. Some of my most successful students are in Brazil. I was just with a student who was 18, got in my program, sitting on like 6 million of cash at 18. I hardly know any American kid who's 18 sitting on 6 million of cash. That was in Brazil. So America has gotten too cocky. America is at the top right now, but it's kind of like a UFC fighter who's the champion, but you can see he doesn't take it seriously anymore. And you know he's gonna get knocked out.  America, you know, most Americans don't even know where Brazil is if you ask them to point on a map. That's a mistake. That's a mistake.  Do I see a war coming to the US? Let me talk about something else. So for 2024, I'm gonna give you one thing that is your ultimate wealth creation tool. Okay? The number one, it's not what you're thinking. Now I showed you the three trends, the ways you can practically make money as an individual with social media, but you're still gonna fail if you don't have this one thing. Okay? So here's what it is. What did Elon Musk really do? Okay? What did Elon Musk really do? What's the actual trick that nobody ever talks about with Elon Musk? Who knows? Why is he the richest person in the world? Give some reasons why Elon Musk is the richest people. One of them is he bought into social media about three years ago and went hardcore on social media. So he's boosted all of his brands, including Tesla, through the roof because now he owns TwitterX. Before TwitterX, he was still doubling down doing, he was always the face of, he passed forward because he was the face of the brand. Somebody said because his father was a millionaire and let him borrow money, that's a little more Donald Trump. What is the actual reason? Nobody ever gets this. He became known, yes, but that's why he became the richest person. What made Elon Musk rich to start? Gets up at 4 a.m.? No, I don't even think he does. Somebody says your marker board is backwards. No, I'm just, I'm streaming backwards. He sold a company to eBay. Yeah, yeah, but like, what's the underlying thing that you can do? What's the underlying thing that you can do? Somebody said he took your online seminar. No, he was before me, older than me. He bought a dye business. He's always learning. He does read a lot. His sister said he would read two books a day. Somebody said he is white. That's not the reason. Doesn't hurt. That's not, but there's a lot of poor white people too. So he's like, be white and get automatically rich. He told the truth. He continually, nobody, it's crazy. I can do a live call with a thousand people watching and like, if I go live for an hour, like 40,000 people watch when you count people coming in and out and literally not one person gets it. This is why I came back to social media.  There's the closest I've seen. Muhammad said, no people who know people. That is a pretty good answer. Is that the Muhammad who already won the first prize? This dude was going to come and sweep up all the money from all. This wasn't even a giveaway yet. He catches trends early. Yeah. That's kind, that's, that is an important one, but that's not the one. Debt, no. Found companies that already existed. That helped. Okay. I want you to read the story, his actual life story. He had 13 dudes that he called the PayPal mafia. They lived together, worked together, brainstormed together nonstop for like, I don't know, five or 10 years. They were in San Francisco. They all kind of, they didn't necessarily like sleep in the same room. But when he was young, it was PayPal mafia.  Who knows? Okay. Just Google it. That's not a trick question. How many people was in his PayPal mafia? I know some of them. There's a guy named Ken Howry who was, I went to his birthday. He was the, he was the Donald Trump's ambassador to Sweden. Cool job. If I could be at any government position, ambassador to Sweden. He got the best house in Stockholm. I went to it. It's on this, it's in the center of Stockholm. It's beautiful. US got a machine gun on the rooftop. I didn't realize how fancy it was. And I went there like after the gym because I thought it was a little birthday party.  So that's Ken Howry. There's another guy named Peter Thiel who's pretty famous. Peter Thiel is the guy who paid a hundred, he's the billionaire who paid people a hundred grand not to go to college. One kid took that hundred grand and built Ethereum. That's Vitalik, buterin or however you say his last name. So who is, so how many people are in the PayPal mafia? Let's go back to our good old, this is why I like chat GBT. How many people were in Elon Musk, PayPal mafia and give the names? This is where chat DBT is like, it's just, you can speak into it more colloquial. There you go.  You had Max Levchin. Reed Hoffman, that's the guy who started LinkedIn. Steve Chen, he's the co-founder of YouTube. Chad Hurley, the other co-founder of YouTube. Jawid Karim, the third co-founder of YouTube. Jeremy Stoppelman, he co-founded Yelp. David Sacks, he was the COO of PayPal. Rolyph Botha, he's a partner at Sequoia, which is basically one of the biggest funds in the world. Keith Rabois, he's one of the founders at LinkedIn Square. Okay, there's even more. That's just a few of them. I already gave you another one, Ken, who co-founded with Peter Thiel the Founders Fund, which at one point was the number one or two largest venture capital firm in the world. So like just think about what he actually had that you and I didn't have.  You're sitting here for years in a room, brainstorming, thinking, developing businesses, software ideas with this mafia of people, literally they called it a mafia. What you all are missing. Now I have a mafia like this. I have a business mafia. I don't call it the PayPal mafia. I call it my syndicate. Right now, I'll give you an example. I'll cover up a name. Here's a guy I was just talking to yesterday. I'm not gonna say his name. Some of you will know him. He's more of an underground entrepreneur, but let me just give you an example of my syndicate. Hold on one second. I'll cover his name so you can't see. So here's his business. I was just like, how's business? He's done 534 million in revenue with 97 million in profit. I'm covering his name. This is a guy that I talked to. You can see we were talking yesterday, Thursday. I was just asking him, how's revenue? He's like, total revenue, 534 million, 97 million profit. It's not Alex. I have different partners. These aren't even business partners. These are dudes in my, you guys know what the syndicate? That was another name for the mafia. They call themselves different names. Kosa Nostra, all these kinds of names. Somebody said that's a lot of expenses. Not really. He's running 20% margins, net margins on 500 million. If you're doing 100 million net on 500, you're doing great. Who here? Somebody is criticizing that. Who here is okay with only making 97 million profit? Anybody? Anybody pissed off at that? So it's not just the gross. It's great to have, even if it done 2 billion of revenue, if you put 97 million in your pocket, you're gonna be a happy person. Okay? So you gotta change.  You need at least 15 people, but ideally 150 people in your phone. Here, I'll show you my contacts. Now, obviously all of these people, I always tell people like, it's not everything that have contacts, but contacts matter a lot. Okay? And you don't need, I have 10,311 contacts in this. Now, not all of them are business people, but if you can get 150 people, between 15 and 150 people in your network, and people talk about networking like going to networking parties, that's not what Elon Musk's paypal mafia was. These are people that were friends. They knew each other. They talked a lot. I always say it doesn't count to just have somebody's number. It's only if they smile when you message them. Somebody, Troy, Troy says he has 128 contacts in his phone. Look, it's not a competition who can have the most people in the phone. That's not why I'm showing you mine. What I'm saying is, you're going to be limited by who you know, by who you know. So so many people are focused on what they know. And that's important too. You gotta have how, how to make money, but you have to have who too. It's how and who. I see so much stuff now on TikTok. People are like, yo, here's how you make money on it.  So you need who, because when something I'm doing is not working, what's the first thing I do? I go into my phone, I WhatsApp or I text like 20 people, yo bro, what do you think of this funnel? It's not converting, this email marketing campaign, it's not working. Who's the best affiliate network? And people start telling me like that. In one day, I can get more information than people get in a lifetime. So you have to have 15 to 150 people in your own quote unquote mafia, your own syndicate.  It's not just how much you know, it's who you know. It's a big deal. Everybody's focused and it's good. I'm a big fan of books. Rick, can you grab the books by my bed just to show? Whenever I'm on a trip right now traveling, I'm a little hotel out in the countryside. I like to do business. Yeah, just hand me some of those. These are ones my maid that I travel with. These are just a few books that I keep. This is a great one, by the way. It's called Super Forecasting, How to Read Trends. That's a good one. I got an interesting health book, Why Jellyfish Age Backwards. This is a book on global trends about Africa, the rise of Africa, it's a continent. Somebody was talking about Hitler being rich. This is a book on Nazi billionaires. How the Nazis just took wealth from other people and that's how they became billionaires. This is a book, look at this book, Social Chemistry. This is the actual science of human connection.  And he's still working with those same people, not all of them, but some of them he's still close with. So the problem with school is it's all teaching you how to do math, how to, but most schools you're not getting a network of people because everybody's lost in your school. The only reason to go to Harvard, it's not to graduate. Did you notice all the wealthiest people who went to Harvard didn't graduate? They didn't graduate. Am I missing, is this another mic, Rick? What's this? Yeah, that is the power. Oh, okay. Somebody said no audio. Did I lose my audio on TikTok? Yellow. So, who can hear me on TikTok? Yeah, audio's fine. So, I am worried for people because now we live in the rise of information and knowledge, which is all good. That's all good, but I am concerned at the world not having a network. I'm actually, by the way, who was at my seminar? I just did a seminar in Beverly Hills last week. Who was at the seminar? Priscilla was there.  For those of you who couldn't come, I'm gonna put a link, by the way. I just opened up what I call my junior syndicate, which is I'm gonna put in a syndicate of people. I just built my own app. The problem with the syndicate, if I try to bring this guy that's doing 500 million of revenue with 97 million in profit, he doesn't wanna come to a big conference. He doesn't really wanna come live, but I built kind of an anonymous app, my Tai Lopez app, and this dude can just give advice. I'll give you an example. I was looking, who here knows that marketing matters? Like, if you have a good product, but you don't know how to market it? So, this is what I just showed to him, okay? I saw a badass ad on Instagram. I share these ads with my network, with my syndicate. Check out this ad. If you reverse engineer this ad for any product, you're gonna make crazy money. I'm telling you. This ad right here, hold on. Oh, actually I screen recorded it. Yeah, let me find the screen recording. This is an ad. It's selling a product that's basically a little chip you put on your phone to block EMFs, but it is the best damn ad that I've seen for this entire year. If you literally copy this ad and just change the words, you will make crazy money. For selling anything. Where is this one? Can you bump this? I posted it the other day. It's that one with the little chip. It's a little chip that you put. It's not. Oh, here it is. Here it is. This ad is two minutes and 10 seconds. I screen downloaded this. This is the best copy written ad.  If you have an agency, use this ad. If you are selling a physical product, use, just change the words. But the exact format, the exact length, the exact tone of voice, the exact speed, words per minute, don't change anything. So these are the kind of things that I share with my inner circle network. I call it my syndicate. What's the name of the ad? It was selling the name of it, the product. It's this little chip. It's like a little thing and it blocks the EMF radiation. So that's an example of stuff that I share in my syndicate. And you gotta have that, man. You have to have that syndicate. And I feel bad for people because everybody's struggling to try to make more money. And I'm like, you're not even on the right track. You don't know enough people.  And all of a sudden a billion dollars comes out. Well, are you smarter than Elon Musk? Because he didn't get well, he had a business before, a small business. I think it was him and his brother or something, family member. But his first big business where he netted over a hundred million was PayPal. And that's where he sat with 13 dudes in a room in San Francisco for years, brainstorming ideas, becoming friends. So that's where I'm going. Like if somebody asked me, Ty, can I borrow $55,000 from you?  See, you don't need me. This guy's name is Cole on Facebook. You need a network, man.  Who wants to buy it with me?  And you, one person is going to reply to you and you can buy that piece of property. Who here has tried to do real estate? You got a good opportunity or you're going to build something good, but you don't have the capital for it because you don't know anybody. You don't know anybody. So one simple way start doing house parties at your house. Like I used to do them every Sunday at one o'clock, do them in the afternoon, tell people to invite all their business friends, have like barbecue, don't have too much alcohol. That's a simple practical way to start building your network because what happens is if you do it every month or I did it every week for years in Hollywood, people start bringing their friends and the next thing you know, I got 10,000 contacts in my phone. Now, not all of them are good at business but hundreds of them are.  Hey, who wants to buy this piece of property with me? Who wants to buy this business? Who wants to sell this company? Yo, my ads aren't working. Boom, what's the next trend that what's working that nobody's talking about?  That's why you need a couple hundred of them. So you can just, I'll use the broadcast, you know, WhatsApp has a broadcast tool. So you can stick everybody in a WhatsApp broadcast and just send out to the whole group. And out of, if 10% of people reply, that's 15 replies like that. Group chats aren't always the best. I don't like to stick all, but sometimes I put sometimes in a group chat. It just depends. Okay. Idra said, Ty, so look, my syndicate, I have my full syndicate. We meet three times a year. We do three three-day weekends, like Friday, Saturday, Sunday. And that's $25,000 or $50,000. I've been doing that since 2013. Now, not all of you can afford that. I'll put a link in a second. I just built my junior syndicate where and that's only $2,000. I know that's a lot for some of you. So it's not for everybody. But I didn't want to set the price too low or else nobody wants to be in a syndicate.  So I put it at $2,000. And I'll put a link in a second. What's the link? Yeah, tylopes.com slash join. Here, oh, let me put it here. Tylopes.com slash join. You just go to tylopes. By the way, if you get in the junior syndicate the Thursday after Thanksgiving, the last Thursday of this month, I also do junior syndicate dinners or go to the lab factory. I got one coming up this month. And I try to do three or four of those. Now, you can't come to the full three-day weekends unless you're in the higher level, the gold or the diamond. But get in the junior syndicate. Is the junior syndicate good? Somebody said, Ty, it's my first real estate deal. I got suckered into buying a property which had a dog leg running between the Hatfields and the McCoys. You buy into it, damn. This dude, Vermont, did you buy into a family feud? That's not good. Okay. Ty, you look so much better. Why do I look better? Because of my hair? Somebody like my hair. Who has questions on the syndicate? I want to do the third giveaway too. Who's ready to win? Do another 150. Ty, I have a rare niche Instagram channel. Most of my followers are women and mattress actresses. They are killing it on only fans. You need ideas to monetize them, man. Once again, so Justin, let me ask you. In your phone right now, do you have 150 badass multimillionaires, people with 100 million bucks that you can run that idea past? Just curious. There's no wrong answer.  Ty, I'm in an insanely early niche with insane money potential. I teach people how to get into virtual solar cells, 99% of solar cells is in a home and D2D. So Justin, how many times have you met up with 150 badasses in the last 30 days? Any way to build a syndicate through social media? Yeah. Yes. Ty, I'm in Australia. Should I still join? Secondly, how long is it open for? Hell yeah, you should join. I usually come to Australia once a year, but come to the US too. I got the app is approved in the app store. So when you go into the Ty Lopez app, I haven't released it yet. I haven't pressed the final approval, but by next week, I'll have it open. I'm going to stick all the smart guys that I know into my Ty Lopez app. And if you're in the syndicate, it goes junior level, gold or diamond. I've had the gold or diamonds since 2013, but I haven't had the junior one. I'm just opening literally. I opened it last week. People went into it at my seminar. So, where's your affiliate program? I'll put that later. Yeah. Man, you need a global syndicate. I got smart people. It's funny, once I was, you know, there's a new book on Elon Musk and I was re-reading the book and I was going, hmm, like, what is the real thing Elon did? Cause everybody dissects Elon Musk differently. And they're like, oh, this guy's rich cause his parents had diamond mine or his grandparents had a diamond mine or oh, he's super high IQ. Oh, he got lucky. His dad did this, that although his dad was pretty more of a abusive dude, you know? And then I thought, no, there's none of that. Nobody dissected it, right? If you reverse engineer how to create wealth incorrectly, you end up doing it wrong and you get poor, you know? Justin said I meet with them in person, no, but I have chats and calls with the girls. No, no, no, no, Justin.  That's not your, that's not your social circle. You make more money than them. How's that gonna help you? No, that is incorrect. Now I'm talking about a whole bunch. They can be women, but I'm talking about business owners. You have 150 business owners that are making between $10 and $100 million each that you talk to all the time. I don't believe that, very few people have that. I'd say it's 100th of 1% of entrepreneurs have that. Justin, you need that. Then you can ask in my junior syndicate on the app, yo, I got this, who has ideas. You know how every breakthrough I've ever had, here's my definition of a financial breakthrough. You add a zero to your monthly income and net. So let's say you're, who here's making, who's making the most money on here per month on the live stream? I got, I'm streaming in five, but who's making 10,000 a month with your online business? Zippos is doing 40,000 a month. I know you, right? Ivan, how much are you doing? Ivan's doing 10,000. Oscar is doing 5,000. Somebody's doing 9,000 with arbitrage. 10K a day. Okay, you're doing 300,000 a month. Somebody's doing 22,000 a month. Giovanni's doing 25,000 a month with the best name ever. Giovanni Buonvincinci, Buoncinni. What is the junior syndicate? Something a tattoos artist that wants to teach and create? Hell yeah, Elvis, Elvis the Ramos. You want to be in my junior syndicate because I've been doing it since 20, I've never had it open for under $25,000. Yeah, Giovanni needs to be in the junior. You already sound like you're in the mafia. You'll be the most popular person in there. You already sound like you'd be in there. We should do one. Young Shaheen says you've never met a person who earned 10 million annually. You know, I didn't meet somebody. I was probably 21 till I ever met somebody who was a millionaire, like anybody. That held me back. Now people are getting rich way younger because you have access through social media to kind of a virtual mastermind. Like when I was growing up, nobody's even trying to make a million bucks from where I grew up, man. I grew up in a mobile home as a teenager. You think I was going, oh yeah, it's possible. You think my parents were going, oh yeah, Ty, here's how you create wealth. You do drop shipping, social media brand. There was none of that. Everybody's lucky now. Everybody's lucky now, nobody's even using it. It's crazy, man. Somebody said you have 20 or 50 online business owners that you also know I email, email back and forth with. Email ain't gonna work.  You gotta make friends with people. Let me tell you something. The other day I was talking to a dude, I went to Vegas. I spoke at this guy, Jerome Maldonado's real estate conference. He had like 1,000 people there, all these big real estate investors. There was a dude I knew came up to me and he said, and I asked him, I don't forget what we were talking about. Something business related. He said, look, don't tell anybody this, but here's what I'm doing. So do you think he's gonna tell me that over email? Email ain't gonna work. People won't tell you their secrets over email unless they're idiots, right? So you have to do some of it in person and some of it you need like an anonymous app kind of things, you know? So the Matrix says you're earning 40,000 a month playing mobile video games. Okay, catch the waves doing 2,000 a month. Jammed Yeezy says no one's telling you secrets. Yes they are if you tell them some too. This guy doesn't even know.   So you don't really want to be an optimist.  So what's the point? You want to be a realist. Hell yeah. People will tell you secrets if they like you and you're giving value back to them.  You will be broke. Bro, I'm a realist. Most people on this live stream could create wealth but you won't and I know why because I understand the unconscious mind of humans. The unconscious mind of humans, guess what? Is not built for wealth creation. That's not in our genetic evolution to be because most of our ancestors were either tribal hunter-gatherers or nomads. So there was no way to create wealth because you didn't have tools. And the last 10,000 generations of your great grandparents, great, great, great grandparents, there was no opportunity to create wealth. So I know if I look here at a group, if I got 1,000 people live streaming, 80, 20 rule. 100% of the group could take action. At most 20% will. So 200 people out of each 1,000. And out of that 1,000, I mean out of that 200, there's also another 80, 20 rule. So it's like 40 people out of 1,000 actually do stuff because you have to know what to do and then do it. So about 20% of 1,000 people will actually go, yeah, I'm gonna pay attention, I'm gonna listen, I'm gonna learn, out of that 200 people, 20% of them will actually stick to it. I know the unconscious, I'm an expert at studying the unconscious mind of humans. Some people call it the subconscious. I like to use the more old school term, the unconscious mind, what Freud studied, what Jung studied, you know, the unconscious mind is what actually drives you much more. I was reading a textbook by Jung, actually I woke up at like four in the morning today. And I just start, sometimes I'll wake up and I'll read for like 30 minutes and I'll go back to sleep. So I was just reading, this is a great book by the way. I like to have my network full of the greatest thinkers of all time. That's the only reason I read books. It's better to have an in-person mafia, okay? It's better to have that like what Elon Musk had, but if you can't, you know, I can't bring back to life Carl Jung. But here's an interesting thing I was reading. I keep it on my phone, it's called Psychological Types. There's all my bookmarks. He was talking about the two types of unconscious mind. One is a thinker, one is a feeler and how society breaks into roughly, there's introverted thinkers, extroverted thinkers, introverted, you know, feelers, extroverted feelers. And so he created this typology personality types. And so I know the personality types of the people that are on his live call. Some of you are introverted feelers. Introverted feelers oftentimes struggle with actually making money because you're introverted. So you're afraid, you have like social anxiety for interacting with other people. On top of that, you're more feeling based. So you're not based off reflection and logic. You're often just based upon how you feel in the moment and how you feel in the moment is unrelated to wealth creation. In fact, it's anti-wealth creation because humans are built multiple times to change emotions multiple times per day, you know? Somebody said, you remind me of Rene Lassaud. You mean my student who worked for me for years? You mean he remind you of me, don't be put. You all get confused who the OG is. I'm the OG.  No, Rene worked for me. He learned from me. The reason you think we sound similar is because he sounds like me. Okay. So when it comes to personality types, I'm never trying to make, some people go tied as your courses work for everybody. No, how could they work for everybody? 50% of the world is an introverted feeler.  Come on. That ain't gonna work. All people who make money actually push through their feelings. It's okay to have feelings. I don't think you should become a full robot, but you know what I'm saying? So that doesn't work, man. That doesn't work. So, okay. Okay, by the way, for those of you in the junior syndicate, I don't like to share. This video ad is so good. I don't wanna share it with all my followers.  This is an ad that, I always tell people, I'm upfront. I don't share everything I know with everybody.  So I'm like, you are correct. I have already said that.  I'm like, you are correct, but I share a lot. I'm blunt, but I do share with people who are like, that's why I charge money. I'm like, if you pay me, I'm gonna share with you. That's kind of an alliance. Everybody wants something for nothing. I'm like, you're not giving me anything. Why do I have to give you all my secrets? No, hell no, I don't agree with that. I do not agree with that, but people actually signal. That's called signaling, you know? In your life, each of you needs to do signaling. If you have a family member that says they have your back, but then that person never actually helps you, they're signaling their unconscious mind. They don't care about you. One of the biggest mistakes that all of you make is you operate when you read other people with their conscious mind. I don't. And in general, people are opposite of what their conscious mind tells you.  But I see this in dating.  They're dating a girl who everybody, all their friends know the girl doesn't like them. I have a private client program. People pay me between 100 grand a million to do eight calls a year with them, okay? I've been doing this also since 2013. This is for high level entrepreneurs. Most of those people are doing at least 50 million revenue and at least like 10 million in profit. Some of the most famous people you all know on social media are in my program. I talked to him once a month. Anyway, I was talking to a dude and he's in love with his girl. And I do a shadowing program for these people that pay 100 grand a million. And I'm like, they come with me once a year. So I said, bring this girl to dinner. So we're at dinner. I'm sitting here. I look at a girl if she likes you, her pupils will dilate unconsciously, okay? Unconsciously. So I'm watching her look at him all night. Not one time did her pupils dilate.  Not crazy. If you get a girl to go like that, she's probably insane. But it just gets a tad bit different. It's a subtle micro cue, okay? At the end of the day, I told her, this girl doesn't like you, man. She doesn't like you. She's not attracted to you. She's a gold digger. She likes you because of money. And he's staying that relationship for another long time. All this horrible stuff happened financially for him. Just like, and he came to me about six months later, like, man, you were right. How did you know? And I'm like, behavior is better than words. She was telling him that she liked him, but she wasn't signaling with behavioral patterns. So you have to be the master at behavioral patterns, man. That's why I build a junior. Sometimes people are like, Ty, you're selling stuff. Yeah, I'm selling stuff because people who buy my stuff are signaling that they're interested in business partnerships and alliances with me. You know how many people call me and say, Ty, I'll give you 50% of my business. If you will be my business partner and use your social media to blow me up and blow my products up, I'm like, yes, I charge a million bucks. You pay me a million bucks, I'll become your business partner. I've dropped 50 million bucks promoting my personal brand over the years. Why do I have to give it to you for free? And people say, yes, I have partnerships with people I paid a million bucks. And I use my social media. I was just with a dude who's made like 10 million back from the million. So people go, that's not fair. You should do it for free. Why? There's no rule. And you should follow this advice.   One of my mentors used to say, Ty, if you're in a room playing poker at a table, he's like, after five minutes looking around, you don't know who the sucker at the table is.  They invited you to take your money. If you don't know how to poke, always at a poker table. There's one or two people that don't know anything about poker and they got invited because they're rich and all the other dudes want to take their money. That's it. Every house poker game in LA, all the big cities, people are, I know a guy, he invites big celebrities. I won't say the name. He's taken $30 million from one of the most famous A-list Hollywood celebrities over the last like six years. 30 million. You know why they invite that dude? He's a famous actor, 100% of you know him. And my friend's like, bro, we invite that guy, we let him win sometimes. They don't play that hard. They're like, he goes crazy. He comes back. Every year, we extract like five million bucks from him. He comes like every week that he's in town. He shoots a lot of movies. And they're like, every week he's losing like two to $500,000. And I'm like, my friend has made $30 million. I don't know how much the other people made. So that's an analogy for life, man. Like, a lot of you are invited to other people's table because you're the sucker. I see that all the time. People go, oh Ty, I don't need to buy anything. I can just Google and YouTube it. Okay, you really think Google and YouTube is free? They're manipulating your mind with their algorithm so they can sell your eyeballs, your attention to advertisers. Who's the top 10 wealthiest people in the world? The owners of Google and YouTube. There's nothing free. There's nothing free. There's nothing free. So people go, ah, I'm getting free stuff here. I'm not gonna buy a book. I'm not gonna buy a court. Great, but you will be monetized. You will be monetized. On every free platform, you are monetized. Wealthiest people in the world. One owns Twitter, X, a social media platform that's supposedly kind of free, although now they're charging money. Number two, Instagram and Facebook. And WhatsApp, by the way. Supposedly free, yet magically the owner has become almost the wealthiest young person in history. Number three is like TikTok. Dude, they spent 18 bill last year on marketing. Think how much money they made. The whole Chinese government is benefiting from American and other European eyeballs. It ain't free. You're the sucker in the room. So that's why I said you have to take back your social circle and your time and your attention. And the best way is to pay for something. I do it all the time, man. I'm at this little retreat golf course hotel right now. We're finishing up my book. I don't walk in here and go, I'm not gonna pay for it. I specifically picked this place because I like the people here. It's a good country club. I always meet some business people here. And so I can get a cheaper place. You can get a cheap Airbnb. You can sleep on somebody's bunk bed, but you ain't getting value. So it's important. Some of you are so tricked. It's, you know, I built this syndicate. I'm like, this junior syndicate is gonna change the game for people.  By the way, I'll read off the names of the people who got in. Dr. Joe Gaita, welcome to the group. You know, what is up my friend? He's in LA. Oh, I like doctors coming in. So I hope you'll be there. It's Thursday, the last Thursday of this month. We do stuff online. We do stuff in person. How do you get in again? We'll put the link. I'm gonna put about 2,500 people in this global junior syndicate. That way, there's enough people in every country. And I travel the whole world. I'm on most every continent, every year. I've been in Asia this year. I've been in South America this year. I've been in North America. I've been in Europe. The only place I haven't really been is like, I haven't been in, the only big continent I haven't been to is Antarctica. I don't have a big following there. We're gonna have to work on our Antarctica advertising and in Africa. I'm gonna start coming to Africa more. But anyway. Okay. We're gonna go to session three here, but who has some questions? Cool questions. Somebody said, Ty, you're not going anywhere if World War III starts. You are correct, sir. Thank you. Ty, how can we join the senior syndicate? Okay, if you wanna be in the senior syndicate, just join the junior syndicate now and then my team will call you and you can apply. We'll count all the money you paid in the junior towards the senior. Yeah, you all should be in, I mean, ideally if you can afford it, you wanna be in the gold or I just, for example, a guy just came into the diamond level of my syndicate where we do three weekends a year together, this group. I mean, dude, this guy's making, he started buying up offices in Los Angeles. He bought one office for $200,000. These are working medical practices, but you don't even have to be a doctor. He bought the real estate. He did it for like $200,000, $300,000, took over the lease. Some of them he buys the real estate. On average, I worth $2 million. He's 10 extra money in like three years. That's a guy you wanna meet and he's not gonna come and tell the whole world all of his stuff. It's great. I'll tell you this, all this free advice people, people are getting suckered, man. People aren't giving you good, free advice. Yeah, Mark Cuban did a thing and he goes, nobody's gonna give you their secrets. If you pay, they will. Warren Buffett, Charlie Munger has a book you can buy and he gives you his secrets, but he ain't gonna give it to you for free.  But that's a syndicate. I'd like to be in the Warren Buffett one, dude. If you had to start all over again, what would you do? I'd go shadow somebody who is in the industry and making at least 10 million a year. I mean, if you asked me what I would do financially, there's a lot of stuff I'd do different. Romantically, socially and stuff. Yeah, but if I was doing, like if I was literally starting over again financially, I was 18 years old again, I would go shadow somebody. I'd be like, I'd say, hey, I'll get you donuts or whatever you do. I'll be your personal assistant. I won't charge you any money. Just if you can pay me a little bit of money, so I'm not homeless, but pay for my travel, travel with a real estate person, travel with an econ person, just be like, yo, I'm there.  I'd follow that person, but here's the key. I'd make friends with all their friends. I'd make friends with all their friends. That's where people go wrong. They start shadowing one person. One person doesn't have all their ideas. I'd create my own little, by the time, if I'd started at 18, by the time I was 21, I did this, by the way. By the time I was 21, I'd have a syndicate of 150 people that I met through that one dude. I'd have 150 of those in my phone where I'd add value. I'd be a connector. You can also just add value by connecting. I could take person 131 who's in, I don't know, who's selling in a clothing line and it'd be like, yo, I know a guy, number 17 in my syndicate. Let me connect you two together. You guys have lunch. The person who becomes the connector also is loved by the whole group. You see what I'm saying? So from that 150 people, I could build an empire. I'd have alliances. I'd have business partners. I'd have investors. I'd have people sharing their insider secrets. Everything in this world's insider secrets, man. Why do you think Nancy, wasn't it Nancy Pelosi who's a senator in America? And she is now worth like $200 million trading on the stock market. How do you think she figured out which stocks to buy? You think she just did that by like reading some, oh, she's subscribed to a free YouTube channel and she gets advice on trading. Hell no. She gets insider to tell her what the hell's gonna win. Now, I don't know if she does full on insider trading, but people do the gray area stuff where they're like, oh, I heard this through the grapevine and by the way, people do little nudges. Like, yeah, I see apples going on and then people take the hint. So like, no, no, come on. People get mad about it, but that's how the way the world's been going for like 10,000 years. So you can do it legally. I'm not talking about doing insider information like Martha Stewart did. I don't even know if she did it, but no. Ty, what's the best advice you ever heard? To get what you want, you have to deserve what you want.     People putting demons on their body. I'm like, what are you doing? Like, what is the point? You know what I mean?   To get what you want, you have to deserve what you want.  You see what I mean? Somebody said you definitely got a lot of demons if you're tattooing demons. That's right. Time, monetary advice for a Nigerian freelancer. What's your freelancing? Is sass oversaturated? No, no, no, no. Nothing's oversaturated if you know what you're doing. That's what I'll do. My mentor used to say the cream always rises to the top of the milk. If you milk a cow, you stick that raw milk in a jug you wake up in the morning, the cream, even if there's only a little bit of cream, it always rises to the top. What does that mean? That means in any industry, that's the milk. Even if it's a whole bunch of milk in there, the best will rise to the top and will still win. In fact, 60% of billionaires made their money in red oceans. A red ocean is a highly competitive industry. Only 40% of wealth is created in new blue ocean ideas. Ty, do you have a new insight which took you years to learn? Yes. The number one way to understand unconscious mind of humans is by risk tolerance levels. So the biggest thing you can learn if you wanna read people is the risk tolerance levels of humans and I keep it simple. There's low risk takers, medium and high. Everything you wanna know for the most part, more important than if somebody's an introvert or extrovert, if they're Machiavellian, if they're narcissistic, they're psychopathic, even if they have high anxiety, anxiety is a big predictor of behavior. I put anxiety as number two. If I'm trying to read people, now this took me many years as somebody who's a professional at reading people. Number one thing I wanna know first is where do they fall in the risk tolerance? Most people are medium or low risk takers, okay? Nature slash God disperses genes. You're kinda born with it. It's very genetic by the way, very genetic. And people try to argue with me that but biology would break down if almost everything was not genetic. It has to be genetic or biology fails. You have to be an inherited genetic. Biology says people who reproduce correctly win. That's what it says. That's the tough truth that nobody, the people who reproduce more intelligently than others win in all species. A gorilla female who mates with the correct gorilla male, her genes survive. And so if there was no inheritance of personality characteristics, all of science would break down. I was actually, I emailed Dr. Bus the other day because I was like, man, the world's driving me crazy. I was like, isn't it true that for biology to work that things have to be evolutionarily or genetically passed down, including anger levels, risk levels, anxiety levels. Now they're not 100% genetic. There is environmental variation. IQ is not 100% genetic, but it is very genetic. Probably like 0.6 or 0.7 correlation.  That's pretty accepted. There's not many smart people who argue that. But what we're finding now is everything is genetic, meaning how much risk you're willing to take. That's, you inherit this. So hot, and you find this in minnows, little fish like goldfish, in certain parts of the world, the minnows who live downstream are lower risk takers than the ones who live where the waterfall is, for example. And they pass on their low risk taking genes to their minnow guppy babies. This is classic textbooks. They've studied this for centuries, or a century, we could say. So the biggest thing that I've learned in all, look, I'm gonna tell you this right now. For example, I told people, I've got a group. It's $2,000. It's a one year program.  You're gonna get access to my inner circle of the smartest business people I know in the world. The high risk takers buy first. Like this guy, I was just reading some of the names of people who got in, Dr. Joe Gaeta in LA. He's gonna be a high risk taker.   Everybody's a procrastinator, everybody. But now, that's what a lot of gurus are saying online. It's actually not true. Now I know genetically, some people just born to not be able to do as big of things as others. They're not gonna do it.  Now on a one to 100, you should not be a 100 risk taker.  But in general, most people on the Forbes list are going to be a 60 to a 90. Elon Musk is in the 90s. He's an absolute risk taker. First time I ever saw him talk at a little fireside dinner in Santa Monica in 2011 or 2012, he said, I sold PayPal, made like 130 million after tax and I invested all of it into Tesla and SpaceX and I was borrowing money to pay rent on my apartment in Malibu. That's a high risk taker. So he's probably a 90 out of 100, but some of you are like a 20 out of 100. I don't even know the solution. My solution is don't try to get ultra wealthy. It's okay. Not everybody needs to be a billionaire. Somebody's gonna low risk taker change. I'm not a big fan of trying to change adults. The actual recipe for a horrific life is changing adults. So maybe you can change people younger. It's like the famous Bible saying says, or proverb, woe to the man who tries to teach someone before they're ready to learn. Although I'm not sure that's the Bible. Maybe that's a, who said that? Woe to the man who tries to teach somebody earlier than they're ready to learn. Yeah, maybe he's King Solomon. So I think for a lot of you, know thyself. If you're a medium risk taker, you could get into my junior syndicate.  It will help you less, but it'll help you somewhat, you know? Also, I can predict people's risk patterns by asking what their parents did for a living. So Elon Musk, Bill Gates' dad was an aggressive lawyer and also very wealthy. So it's no mistake that Bill Gates became a wealthy, aggressive person. He's extremely aggressive.  So you're a high risk taker. And so I think know thy parents, you know? And I'll tell you one thing to do.  If you're a low risk taker, partner with somebody, man. Partner. Sorry, my connection is not good. How much is the junior syndicate? It's too grand. We also have multiple payment plans. It's not a lot. But I'm not ever gonna do a syndicate group for lower than that. Why would I make a group that's so in it? Do you wanna be in a group? That's only $5? That's why like I go. Like I go, for example, in LA for years, I go to this charity thing for like the clippers. And you know, average person is donating like $250,000 to charity there, right? But in that room, I've made some of my best contacts. Like I know Steve Ballmer. He's worth $110 billion. So you gotta be in a room that's hard to get into. So people are always like, what's an easy way to get in the room with the right person?  Okay. So I have the $25,000, $50,000 some of you get in. I usually don't talk about that and sell that on live calls. But I've just built this junior one, you know? High risk taker, that's a good life lesson. The way you asked how much for dinner. Sorry, I'm reading some of these. Ty, how do you navigate the balance between innovation and stability and a rapidly changing business landscape? Chris Sturk, managed business environment is gonna be wild. I predict the next 10 years is going to be the wildest time in business history. For people trying to make money, you better get good because it's gonna be, it's so hyper-compet... Think of it this way. What's easier to become? A pro basketball player in the U.S. or a pro football soccer player? What's easier when I say football, I'm talking about soccer? What's easier? Ray Grant, what's easier? Let's do, I'll tell you how to figure this out easy. How many pro basketball players are in the world versus how many pro football soccer players are there in the world? So this is chat GPT. This will tell you everything you need to know. There's ways you're from a pro football soccer player. There's like some wacky number. There's 450 pro NBA basketball players. There's 10,000 pro soccer players, 10,000. 10,000. So think about this. This guy's asking me how to make money in the next 10 years, the next two years, the next one year, the next two months. How many people are online? Well, let's say 2 billion people are online right now with fast internet.  Every day. And they're all wanting money. The one thing humans have in common, there's not a person you're ever gonna meet that has zero care about money because they'll die of starvation. Not everybody's money greedy, hungry, but everybody, not everybody cares about basketball. Not everybody cares about music. Not everybody cares about sport. Not everybody cares about art. Not everybody cares about their shoes. They're clothing. 100% of people care about money though. So out of those 300,000 people, I can predict all of them are gonna think about building an online business. All of them, now most of them, but let's say 80, 20 rule, 20% of them try. That's 60,000 people new a day, not counting all the old people that are getting smarter and smarter. So that's why when I meet people, I'm like, are you committed to, if you wanna make above average money? So what's it having in America? Let's say above average money is, I don't know, 150. I mean, the actual average is much lower. But let's just say, when people start feeling like they got, they're making a little bit of money, let's just say 150,000 a year. If you live in another country, depending on where it could be lower, okay? Well, everybody wants that, everybody. And so 10 years ago, when I started, it was so much easier to make 100 grand a month. Like I remember 2012, I went live at 100 people on a, there wasn't even live streaming. So there was WebEx, I used WebEx. It was like corporate software. And I went live and I made $100,000 with 100 people on. I didn't even know what I was doing. I was just like, well, that's when I was like, wait a second, personal brand, I can make a lot of money. I remember that's when it clicked. I can't remember if it was 2012 or 2013, but it was one of those years cause I was living up in the Hollywood Hills. And it wasn't the first year, I moved in there in 2009. So it was a couple of years after I had a basement where I built a little studio. I had all my books behind me and I was like, I'm just gonna try live streaming. See if I can make a little money. And that was, I was like, oh, shit, I'm making 100 Gs in an hour. And it was all profit. I spent no money on marketing. So it was 100,000 with 100,000 profit.  Back then there was literally zero people probably live that one hour selling something in the business training space. Zero. So what is it gonna be in a year? What's it gonna be in two years?  You better go to bed smarter every day. You better expand the people you know. It's not just what you know, even though that is important. You better have good habits, daily routine. You better know how to disconnect from social media so you're not spending all day scrolling, getting your eyes monetized like a sucker. You better be traveling, seeing what trends are working in other countries, bringing them back to your country or your city. You better not be too cynical. If you're too skeptical, by the time you realize something works, there's 50,000 people doing it and it's too late. So you can have a little skepticism but you can't be too high.  You'll get crushed, you'll be broke. Yeah, I'll be done here, I'll go meet him. So it's, you better be reading, audio books. When you're in the gym, you better not just be listening to music, okay? You better have good sleep habits because the brain shuts down when you're not getting, let's say 100 to 150 minutes of deep sleep every night. It's not so many, it's not just hours. It's the quality of deep sleep, you know? So you're gonna be, boom, you're gonna be done. 48 Laws of Power, that's okay book. I don't agree with all that book. That's a very Machiavellian book. Doesn't completely work. Someone said, Ty, I saw your interview on No My Capitalist, yeah. So, okay, last questions. Who has some questions on getting in the Junior Syndicate? And then we've got our session three coming next. So free session. What's your best personal insights? You made the biggest difference in the quality of your life.  I got a ring that I track.  Limit your social media. Don't only do 20 minutes a day of scrolling on social media, unless you're using it to make money, then you can do hours, okay? Realize that the worst people are the loudest in terms of criticizing you, okay? So you want the criticism of the quietest people you know. You want the criticism, you need to ask for criticism, but from the quiet people. It's kind of like on TikTok.  It's always, so you gotta learn, but you need criticism, but it's always the lowest IQ people that are loud with criticism. The smart people, that's who you want criticizing you. Those people are too busy. So unless you ask them, you're gonna have to beg them. You're gonna say, bro, I know you're my friend.  You gotta beg them because all the people that freely give you criticism are never smart. Just never, it's not possible.    Do you see, is Mark Zuckerberg, his word like 50 billion when he was like 31? Did you see him ever commenting on people's stuff? He was busy building an empire. You think Jeff Bezos would do, he don't have time, but that's who you want to criticize you. If you could have met Steve Jobs, you'd be like, Steve Jobs, I'm building an app. Can you please tear my app to shreds, please? So that's a critical one, man, because a lot of you, as you grow your personal brand, you're gonna get butt hurt. Man, I own personalbrand.io, I teach a lot of people how to build a personal brand. 80% of the big personal brands you follow are all my students, 80% of them. 80, you name a person that you're following, like 80% of them are in my database for years. They've been in my courses at my house. People getting butt hurt out here.  I remember him texting me in like 2017, like, bro, I'm about to delete my accounts. I was like, why?  I told him, bro, this too will pass. Go think about something else. Sure enough, he just listened to me and just, this will pass, you know? This will pass. And sure enough, it passed and the guy's 10 times wealthier now. So this too will pass. Everybody, you guys are commenting. I won't speak to specific, there's nobody. I mean, there's a few influencers. Gary Vee was before me, so he wasn't one of my students. Joe Rogan was way before me. There's people, I wasn't the first, but I was in the first wave, you know? Okay, emotion ruined everything. It takes emotional intelligence. Here's the thing, there's two types of emotional people on this call. There's two types. So emotional person number one is ruled and controlled by their emotion.  The second harnesses emotion, like you harness a horse. Like I have 30 horses on my farm, one of my farms. The most powerful horse I have, if you can harness that horse, is the fastest horse ever. I have a horse called Tsar. I named him Tsar. But I bought him from an Amish guy. He was already named Tsar. Spelled C-S-A-R, like the Tsars of Russia. You could spell C-Z-A-R or C-S-R. He's the fastest horse, man. We bought him off a racetrack. He was kind of retired off a racetrack.  There's nothing like a horse.  You could feed a horse every day.  I got big Belgian 2000 pound horses. So the kick in the face is the emotion you don't want. The harnessing the horse, getting on top of the horse, riding the horse. I used to ride the horse to this other farm which was seven miles away.  Instead of walking, I got there. You know, a good horse will run 15 miles an hour for a long time, 12. It depends if you have like a saddle bread, standle bread, what kind of horse you have. They can reach higher top speeds, right? But a lot of you, the emotion is kicking you in the face versus you harnessing it. And that's what I was saying about risk tolerance.  It's a family curse. See, genes can be a family curse. Some of you have a family curse. Look at your parents. You'll see all kinds, I don't even need to meet most of you. Just let me meet your two parents or let me meet your four grandparents or let me meet your eight great grandparents. Or let me meet four of your uncles and aunts. You're 25% related to your uncle and aunt. Or let me meet eight of your cousins. You're 12.5% related to your first cousin. Or you're 6.25% related to your first cousin once removed. Or let me meet your identical twin because identical twins are about 99%. So I don't even need to meet you.   I can just meet your two parents and pretty much predict almost everything about you. Not everything, I don't know what shoes you're wearing but that's unimportant. But I know the important things. I know your skepticism level. I know your innovation level. I know your IQ, I probably know your height. I know your capacity to put on muscle. I know your risk tolerance levels. I can pretty much predict your agreeableness levels, your emotionality levels, your dark triad levels, narcissism.  Cause I'm like, cause you're one. And narcissism is like 0.68 to 0.78 heritable. That's high. Shoe size?  King of winner. I can pretty much predict, I can't predict it down to the exact, but I can know.  Which do you have?  Who knows? I can guess your, what do you think Shaq's kids shoe size is? Shaq's daughter's out here dunking, you know? Okay. Idris says your dad wears 45.  You wear 12s, Rick? Yeah, only 45 and you're 12. What's your dad wear, Rick? What size shoes your dad have? You wear 12s, US? Oh, so you have bigger feet than your dad? Okay. He's taller than you. He's taller than you. So you got the feet, you got the size in the feet he got. He's like, was it 6'1 or something? Yeah, that's funny. Okay, last questions that we're going to the next session. Any advice for a broke dog trainer from Peru living in Canada? Was it okay to move from Peru? Sure, changing your geography is one of the greatest ways to change your life. That's something I've learned. That's a hard lesson nobody talks about.  People are like, I can't find someone to date, I can't make any money, you live in the wrong place. Simple as that. It doesn't matter where you live because your social circle, like when I'm in the places that I know the most people, I'm the most innovative because I have dinner with dudes and I'm like, he's like, bro, look at this little, look at this setting I'm putting on my Facebook ads and I lifted my conversion rate by 15%. Look at how I changed my pixel. Look at this new way of setting up Google Analytics. Look at this heat map trapping that I'm doing. Look at this better email provider that's getting me an inbox is better. Look at this SMS marketing technique I'm using. Look at this product that I found from this vendor 20% cheaper for drop shipping. You know, like, you have to have that in your life, man. You have to have that in your life. Okay, in the Zoom group, who is interested in getting in, who's yes, no, or on the fence of getting in the junior syndicate? Yes, no, or on the fence? Patrick's on the fence, Brandon Yang's can't get in. Idris 2006 is yes. What if you live in the right place but you're fully stuck? Move. Sean Neals, Artemis, yes. How much is it? It's $2,000 a year or there's a payment plan. It's tylopez.com slash join. How to flip 20,000 ROI. Are you talking about real estate? I don't know what you're saying. You said how to flip 20K ROI 25 over one to two months. Can you join if you're in Nigeria? Yep. If you're in Nigeria, I just had a guy at my LA seminar two weeks ago from Nigeria making a million bucks a year. He's a doctor there but he's built an online business and he's like my biggest fan. He almost started crying on stage. If you can't afford it can you start something cheaper? Yeah, you can go buy my book. I got my book pre-order it. It's coming out next week. It's written. I got it right here. It's such a good book. But it's not gonna help you as much as here's the book. The three trends. I just gotta edit it down. I'm gonna use chatGPT to correct all the grammar. It is, it's a smaller book. I didn't want it too big. So currently it's 15,303 words, okay? And it'll have for seven bucks you get the e-book and the audio. I'm gonna read it so you can listen. Or you can get the physical books like an extra 10 or 20 bucks depending on the shipping cost. Ty, what's your top criteria for a mentor? I don't want them to be really that anxious to mentor me. I will mentor you all who get in this syndicate program. The first thing I'm gonna do for those of you who get in this junior syndicate is send you this ad. This is an ad I'm not gonna share. This is the best ad of 2023. The best ad. I had another one that was a hair one that was pretty good. This is the best ad of 2023. I'm gonna share that to people who are in my syndicate. I'm not sharing it with everybody or else everybody's gonna copy it. It'll stop working. This ad right here, it's two minutes. I immediately screen share or screen download. It's this one. Some of you will figure out how to find it but it's not on their Instagram. It's just an ad and a lot of times ads don't show on the actual Insta feed. Where is the damn thing? Where is it? Can you bump it? It's a long ad too. It's a great lesson. A lot of you are making too short of ads. This is a two minute and like one, two minute and five second ad. So I'll be sharing that in the syndicate. I'll email it to you and also my app. My Tai Lopez app is coming out. There'll be a syndicate section that only the syndicate people can see. Here it is, two minutes and 10 seconds. I'll let y'all hear it. We heard of the Sugar Research Foundation. Back in the 60s, they were funding studies that were downplaying Sugar's role in heart disease, shifting the blame to fats. Talk about a sweet cover up. Now the FDA is doing the same with cell phones. What should we trust them? Hey, somebody said ad will show in the public ad library. Good luck finding that. Good luck, my friend. And I'm gonna give you commentary on it too. Good luck. You ain't gonna find that.  And they probably had 10 variations. That's the variation you want. Can you get a PDF online book? Yeah, on the book you'll have that. It's not even about sugar, but they bring it together.  Ads I've done, you know, ads that have done hundreds of millions of dollars in sales. More than that. So is there a good way to change the tendency of risk taking? Look, take a bigger risk. All you low mis-takers are like, how can you change your life? How can you be, you can't make money as a low risk taker. You can live a good life though, but you can't make real money. There's no real money makers that are low risk tolerance. And some of you are low risk tolerance people, man. I remember Donald Trump, best thing I ever read in a Donald Trump book, he said he had bet everything on a couple of businesses and he was a billion dollars in personal debt. He had personally guaranteed, Donald Trump said he walked by a homeless man and he realized that homeless man was a billion dollars richer than he was. And he said he slept like a baby that night. He had no problem sleeping. Then he said he had a friend who was a college professor who had a like 300,000 dollar mortgage and used to confess to Donald Trump, man, every month I'm stressed out. What if I lose my job? I won't be able to make my $5,000 a month. That's low risk taker versus high. And I'm not saying you got to be Donald Trump and I'm not saying there's anything wrong with the low risk taker, but who you think actually makes money in life? They know low risk taker person who's freaked out about that. So it's, this is the biggest kind of insight for myself as I've been, you know, I've tested hundreds of thousands of people. I own 12types.com. You can see on there, you can take some of my quizzes that I built, they're free. And I've tested basically more people than any psychologist. Like Carl Jung didn't have internet. So he couldn't test hundreds of thousands of people. And one of the biggest insights is the number one, there's too much talk about extrovert, introvert and all the ENFJ, NTP, INFJ, the 16 personalities.  The biggest thing to know is actually your level of risk tolerance. Once you know that, then the second most important thing to know about yourself is your anxiety level. Then the third is to know your 4M's motivation. Which are the dominant unconscious motivations? So on the 4M's, you have material things, mating, movement slash freedom and mastery slash status. Those are the three dominant things.  Those are the three. You can do dark dyad, that's not as important. You do your narcissism, Machiavellian psychopathy. After that, you wanna know your conscientious levels. There's four levels of conscientiousness, perfectionism, organization, diligence, prudence. After that, you probably wanna know a score called your openness to new experience. That's aesthetics, that's creativity. Then after that, you wanna know your extraversion, introversion scores, but not how people think about it. There's something called social boldness, liveliness and social self-esteem, things like that. After that, you probably wanna know your agreeableness levels. That's forgiveness, forgiveness, flexibility slash stubbornness. Things like that.  But if you're too cynical, which means low agreeableness, then you will too quickly cut people off that might have good ideas. The cynics, the overly optimistic person is too gullible. They have very high agreeableness. The cynical pessimist is very low on agreeableness. Therefore, they never believe anything somebody tells them. So somebody's like, yo, there's a good thing you can do. Build a podcast like in 2013. I was telling people, you should have a podcast and people wouldn't do it. And back then, it was easier to be the number one. For some years, I was number one or number two business podcast. Now there's like 700,000 podcasts. So when you're low agreeable, you miss the trend. So all of these, you can break down into a science knowing thyself, but knowing thyself's the most powerful thing. Somebody's a nice wig, bro. I love that compliment. If any of you ever get complimented, like, oh, that dude's on steroids and you're not on steroids for some of you guys that are naturally muscular, that's a great compliment. If people ever say you're a nerd, that's a great compliment.  They call other people nerds, okay? That's a great compliment. If people say you have a wig, which I don't think I have a wig, at least I've never put on a wig, but maybe I could. That's a great compliment.  So it means you're doing something right plus a lot of that genes though. So effectively improve one's wrist tolerance. If you're low risk, just take some risk. Believe it or not, you can slightly alter your score. If on a one to a hundred of wrist tolerance, you're low, let's say you're like a 30, you could bump yourself into the medium range, which is like in the 40s, by simply taking a few risks. I'm not saying you gotta go jump out of an airplane, although that might be good for you to do. You know, go bungee jump or hang glide. You can repro, you're never gonna become an ultra high risk taker, but you can bump yourself up. Somebody said, Ty, I've got 50K to invest. You should be, you should get in my higher level program. Someone says, Ty's hiding his steroid usage. I'm not on steroids, but I appreciate it. I don't think I look like I am, but you know, I'll take that compliment. If that's the compliment you want to give, I will take it. What else? By the way, I'll read the names of other people. Sean from Alberta, Canada, welcome to the Junior Syndicate. I'll be sending you, continue. We got a weekly digest. We'll send things that were put in the app that maybe you missed. We'll also text the digest to you. And then come on, if you can come. I've got the pre-event before my seminar, the last Thursday, if you can come to LA. You don't have to attend any of the in-person stuff, but if you can, we'll probably go to like comedy club. It's more social, man.  You cannot get all the secrets out of the smartest people unless you're their friend. Elon Musk had 13 or 14 friends in the PayPal mafia. And that's when he got rich, rich. Ty, looking for a capital for a project, you should be in my Junior Syndicate too. I got a guy trying to sell a 10 million dollar house in Vegas. He can't sell it. He's dropped the price to eight mil.  That guy's already making 100 mil a year. But he doesn't have a big social circle. I'm like his only friend. It's crazy, crazy. He's always struggling to get on the next level. Somebody said, Ty, you're not on Elon's level. That is true. That is true. Some of wealth is genetic. Some of luck is luck. I always say wealth is 33% luck, 33% genes and 33% environment. Work, perspiration. So since you can't change your genes, focus on what you do taking action and that'll also improve your luck. Harder you work, the luckier you become. Somebody said, Ty, you're not the most attractive man but your knowledge makes you the most attractive. Amen. I've had a lot of most beautiful women come in my inbox. Men learn stuff and all women are less, they are aesthetic. Okay, so you gotta get your body right. But I've been punching out of my league looks-wise for a long time. I've been punching out of my league a long time. When I had a nightclub business in North Carolina, I was punching outside of my league. So a lot of men are too fixated on the fact that they're not good looking.  Women are attracted to intelligent men. You will punch out of your league. Men for years are like, how do you get all these pretty women? They're like, well, women like interesting guys. What was the name of the club? I had like four clubs. I had Parazod, George's Garage and Durham, which is still there. I had Red Room, which changed names, Spice Street, there was one called Verde. Couple of them are still there. Somebody said, no women like money, buddy. Dude, before I had money, I had women punching out of my league. It ain't just money.  They don't hate it, but that's not true. You don't know what you're, a lot of people talk about women, bro, unless you've dated the most beautiful woman in the world, you can't speak on this. Come on, man. Come on. What do you know? Not all women care about who's the wealthiest in the room. You ever see that picture of Leonardo DiCaprio next to the richest man in the world, Jeff Bezos, and Jeff Bezos's girlfriend looking at DiCaprio. Now, he's a good looking guy, but that happens all the time. Seal, you guys know the singer Seal? He has scars all in his face. He was dating the number one supermodel, married the number one supermodel, Billy Joel. Before he was rich, he could play the piano. So women are looking for men who have something. You need something. Stephen Hawking, when he was paralyzed, dumped his wife for a younger, prettier nurse girl. The dude was paralyzed, but he was punching the brain. So women, you gotta have something. There's too many people talking on social media.  That made, I don't believe it. I see all these dudes talking about women and they got these things where they're picking up women out of the park. I'm like, that's a setup. Let me see the girls who fell in love with you. That may see. Come on, man. Someone said be funny to get honey. Yeah, not totally. You can be funny and not get pretty women. That one doesn't always work.  Do I believe in one life? Somebody said chase the bag, not women. I don't agree with that. Anything you want in life, you need to chase. That's not true. That's like saying, chase money to get muscles. Why?  Just making stuff up. Just like, chase money, get women. Yeah, get gold digger women. So how does that even make sense? That's not true. People, you have been brainwashed. There's a new brainwash happening by the podcast generation. They get a microphone. They got no credentials in their life. Chase money and you'll always get women. No, you won't. I know so many billionaires that have no women. No women like them. So that's not true. That is not true. Become exceptional at something and you will get women. So that can be art. That can be music. That can be brainpower. That can be business. That can be social status. Become exceptional at something. Exceptional people do better. But funny, if you're exceptionally funny, but Gilbert Godfrey was the ugliest comedian and he wrote an article once. He's like, bro, I've been one of the funniest guys in Hollywood for 20 years.  He's like, it's a lie. It's a lie. Ty, do you read religious books? Yes. I have read the Bible a few times in my life. I tried to memorize the New Testament one time when I was a teenager. I got fairly good. I got 10% of it memorized. I've read some, you know, Buddhist stuff. I've read Bhagavad Gita, Confucius. I've read some of the Koran. I've read some of the ancient stuff like Zoroastrianism, like the ancient Persian religions. I've read Taoism, Japanese Shinto. I've read, I like Native American stuff. I've read a lot of the Native American things. I've read some African stuff, a lot of stuff. Africa is not taught enough in America. America picks its own history. I like Viking religions, some of the Greek stuff. I try to read a lot of it, you know? I believe in multiple universes, parallel universes. That's why a lot of stuff I think works. I think prayer works because you basically teleport. That's not the right word, but you basically shift into another parallel universe. A lot of smart people, by the way, that's not a weird theory. Stephen Hawking believed in that multiverse theory. That's M theory, one to the 500th power of universes. So it's basically like trillions of universes that are all slightly different version. There's a version where I'm wearing a red shirt, a green shirt right now. So I think you can jump. I think that's why prayer or manifestation works because you can jump across universes. String theory, it's like quantum physics. Things move around, they appear like Stephen Hawking said. It's been said there's no free lunch, but the whole universe is free lunch, meaning no cause and effect. That's what he meant. It's in the last page of which book? He has two main books, The Big Answers and the Brief History of Time. One of those, the last page, last couple pages talks about that. So I believe that's science. I think a lot of religion and science is coming very close together now. But it's not my expertise. So you gotta ask somebody smarter than me about that. Have I ever experienced any sort of psychedelic substance? Yeah, I've done mushrooms and stuff like that. Someone said, Ty, I died for an hour and a half a year ago. Yeah, I knew a guy died at one of my houses once and he's famous on YouTube now. He was directing a movie at my house. I wasn't there and he drank too much coffee. He had a heart attack named Nathan Wheeler. He's on YouTube. He blew up on YouTube with his after death experience. Somebody texted me, yo, Nathan died at your house.  But they revived him like, I don't know, an hour later, 10 minutes later, I wasn't there. Ty's the Western society collapsing. All societies collapse. All empires fall.  So nations, just like families, they start out hard working. Then they make too much money and the next generation squanders it and the grandkids really mess it up and then it crashes again and then a new empire is formed. Will de Rant, the famous Pulitzer Prize winner and maybe the wisest man of the last 100 years said, you know, the acquisitive society takes over. Meaning nations get weaker, they get wealthier and then new hungry cultures come in. You see that. There's a cultural war in every country in the world now. Okay, you see that. You see England. I live in London sometimes. People are arguing all the culture or multiculturalism. You see a war.  Like, oh, you see the war of cultures continually happening and now it's exaggerated because of social media. Everybody has a voice, you know? And so I think the most important thing focus on you and your family and your tribe, build your tribe. You're not gonna be able to fight off massive cultural changes on your own. You just, you won't win. It's too powerful of an effect if that makes sense. So what you can focus on is your own circle and build that tribe and it'll protect you no matter what's happening. Buy an army. Nah, you're not gonna be able to buy an army. But you can build an army, an army of friends, you know, friends and family.  Somebody said, maybe, maybe women too. Men are good at some stuff. Women are good at some stuff. There's a whole war between the sexes going on in the world with men versus women. Most sides are saying kind of half truths. Women are overly criticizing men. Men are overly criticizing women. The truth about it is nature in this parallel universe has decided that biological, you could say polarity where you have male and female is doing better, is better for society. And so, yeah, we'll do better with men and women working in their respective strengths. Men are better at some stuff. Women are better at other stuff, you know? Just the way, it's bigger than me. It is the rules of this parallel universe. For all you know looking at things from your reality, this might be a dream. Yes, we could be a dream of a God, we could be a dream of an advanced version of ourselves, we're a video game, and they could be a video game of a higher species. So it could be, you ever seen a mirror where you see like 50 mirrors behind you? This universe could just be 50 mirrors, you know? And it never stops. And so that God is the mirror that's next to you.  The mirrors go, it goes all the way, that's like the old, I don't know if you ever heard that. It's kind of a nerd joke, but somebody, one of the Native American tribe that believe that like turtles, the universe is like sits on top of turtles. I forget which tribe it was. And one of the, somebody was like questioning it and they're like, well, what's that turtle sitting on? And they're like, well, that turtle sits on another turtle and then the joke, it's not really funny, it's like a nerd joke. You know, it was like, the person says, it's turtles all the way down. I mean, it's just turtle forever. And so it could be gods of God. That's why some people believe in multiple gods, like Hindus, 1.4 billion people, largest population on earth is more Hindu, which believes in multiple gods. And then you have the, you know, more of the people of the book who believe in one God. But even the people who believe in one God, they believe in angels and demons, which are like demigods. You have that in Greek literature.  We're looking at demigods. We're looking at men who are 220 centimeters, seven foot two, who are more coordinated than 99.99% of all of humanity. So that's like demigods. So everything kind of comes the smarter you get or maybe not the smarter or the more enlightened you try to make yourself, the more you realize it's turtles all the way down. Everything's the same, you know? But practically, forget everything I just said. Money, y'all need to make money.  So you have to have a surplus of money. A lot of you have no surplus. So you're making enough, but you need surplus because you can't work as hard all the time, right? So you have to have it when you're sick or you need a break, you have surplus saved. And so the main problem in the world is that nobody's creating surplus. And how can you create surplus? Catch new trends early. How do you find the new trends? Have a social circle that alerts you to the new trends continually. It's gonna be other people that help you. And all of you, every single one of you, that's not making enough money. You're like one to 10 human relationships away from adding a zero to how much you make. If you make $1,000 a month now, if you're one person away from making 10,000. And if you're already making 10,000 a month, you're one person away from 100,000. Who here believes that if you could be friends with the top 10 wealthiest people in the world for a year, you'd be wealthier after a year? Who thinks you'd be poorer for the next year? Every single day, you spend 33% of your day with people on the top 10 of the Forbes list. Who thinks you would learn something that would allow you to skyrocket past everybody? Yeah, that was the first seven minutes of my TEDx talk. Who thinks it would be better, two choices. One, launch your own business, try to make more money. The second would be don't launch your own business but spend one year around people much wealthier than you sharing what's working for them. Who votes starting a business is a better idea than spending 33% of the next year around people who are crushing it? Who picks one or two? Does anybody pick, so far everybody says one. Wasim says both, but if you had to choose, which one? Cause you gotta focus. Okay, there's one for two people have chosen start a business. So it was like 8, 99% of people are saying build your mentorship. So I'll mentor you, but more importantly, I'm gonna let my business partner, the smartest people I know mentor you to in my junior syndicate. We'll meet in person, we'll talk online, I'll send you the most cutting edge things. And so yeah, I'm gonna pass this off here. I talked longer than I wanted to but I haven't gone live in a while.  Yeah, you go to tidalopis.com slash join tidalopis.com slash join. You know one thing you learn from your network? Where to move and how to move. That's a big thing that helped me. I met this guy a long time ago who knew the whole world. His name was Drago. He's like, bro, here's where I was living in Raleigh, North Carolina.  He's like, let me tell you where to go. Everything will get better. Money, love, and it's, I found a time machine. I would've lived into that guy a hundred times more.  He's the guy told me about Scandinavia. People are like, Ty, how'd you end up in Sweden?  He's like, bro, go to Sweden. He's like, live part time in America, live part time in Northern Europe. He's like, it's the best place in the world. And I was like, huh? But it took me two years to listen to him. I should've listened in two minutes. Like a guy told me in 2014, Ty, do YouTube ads. It's gonna crush for you. It took me four months to listen to him. And it added, I mean, it was making me, it added another zero a month, more than that. It added a zero a day. It wasn't crazy. You can make 100 Gs a day net with no re-billing and no phone sales team. I wish I had that four months. I didn't listen to that guy. I lost $4 million because I figured out I'd make 100 Gs a day. Let's say a little less 80 Gs a day. So those four months that I didn't listen to that guy was painful. How did he know this? He went there. He lived in Sweden part time. He's the only guy I'd ever met in America. He's like, bro, you don't believe me? Go to Sweden or go to Norway. He liked all of them Iceland. He liked Scandinavia and I lived part of my life there.  So get in my junior syndicate, my closest mentorship program besides the high level ones. I just launched it. There's a big, I realized not everybody can pay $25,50 or $100,000, so I launched this junior version of it. So I had to become a better speaker and more persuasive. Talk to everybody you meet. Talk to strangers. Talk to the maid at the hotel. Talk, talk, talk, talk. Don't just, a lot of people just talk to the prettiest, try to talk to the pretty girl. You need to talk to everybody. Don't be practicing on the person you like the most.  She's not my type. I'm like, well, that's why you should practice on that person is less pressure. Good. Okay. Tylopez.com slash join. Tylopez.com slash join. I'm just opening this up for today during this call. Jump in if you wanna get in. If you're not interested, no problem.  People got into it instantly when I opened it. There's already badasses in it. It's great. It's already working. It's not even a week old. So, Ty, I'm a big fan. Listen to your podcast every day. Good, I'm putting out a lot more podcasts. Who's been seeing a lot more of my content in the last month? Ty, what's your thoughts about the OpenAI CEO being fired? I recorded a video on my Insta story. You should go watch that. Tylopez, what pivotal moments in your career challenge you the most? How do you leverage those experience? You know, the toughest times is when you don't have control of a business. So make sure you keep a lot of control, you know, in your business. That's when it gets toughest. You need to be very careful. A lot of people are building businesses. Venture capitalists invest in them and they owe 6% of the business. And so the venture capitalists own 94%. Look at OpenAI, the founder of OpenAI. Guess what happened? He just got fired from his own company. Shit, I wish that guy owned 60% of the company so they couldn't easily fire him.  I don't like that bureaucracy. Build a business you control your own destiny. So, all right, talk soon.