Most people are stuck in a “structured bubble” of reality that they never break out of. We all remember the movie, “The Matrix.” The bubble is a lot like the matrix. (And, I actually have a sales program called The Matrix that helps people see beyond the way that they’ve been programmed to see things in their life.)

Today I’m going to share something with you that can help you break out of the matrix of randomness and the susceptibility of “the same” in life. The truth is, success is easy and we’re born to be a success. But most of what we’ve been taught is keeping us stuck, sick, broke, and striving for things that seem impossible to the average person.

It isn’t difficult to earn a lot of money. I’ve proven this myself, and with thousands of clients I’ve worked with worldwide. I’ve created countless millionaires and multi-millionaires in business. I believe there’s enough for everybody, and that anyone can be extraordinarily successful. However, each individual must rise up to their own potential and become the best version of themselves, throughout their lifetime, in order to do that.

In this episode you’ll learn:

• You don’t need endless formal education that keeps you trapped in a job, to be successful—you just have to be YOU

• Everything you want is already inside of you

• The more money you make, the easier it is to make money

• We’re here to create, not compete in business—there’s more than enough for everybody, and everyone brings something unique to the table

• How I broke out of the “structured bubble” I was stuck in, and went from being a truck driver to a millionaire (I went from making $50,000 a year to $50,000 a month—and it happened in one month)

• How asking myself the question, “How can I be a better version of me every single day?” completely changed my life

• How my mentor challenged me at my core to think about things differently, and to behave differently within the environment I was currently in

Most people make decisions based on the apparent limitations of their external environment, rather than based on what they want. The only question you ever have to answer in life is, “What do you want?”—and make decisions from that place.