Found this beautiful read from the book "How to live" by Derek Sivers, I have to share immediately to you guys: Suspend judgment. Making money isn’t evil, greedy, shallow, or vain. Money isn’t your worth as a human being, or a substitute for love. But don’t pretend it doesn’t matter. Money can represent freedom, safety, experience, generosity, attractiveness, power, or whatever you want. But really, money is as neutral as math. Because it’s neutral, people have projected all kinds of meaning onto it. Your biggest obstacle to getting rich is the harmful meaning you’ve attached to it. Your biggest advantage can be projecting a helpful meaning onto it. Make it mean you’re on the right path. Make it a game. Make it mean you’re free. Or consider this: Money is nothing more than a neutral exchange of value. Making money is proof you’re adding value to people’s lives. Aiming to get rich is aiming to be useful to the world. It’s striving to do more for others. Serving more. Sharing more. Contributing more. The world rewards you for creating value. Pursue wealth because it’s moral, good, and unlimited. Money is social. It was invented to transfer value between people. One job pays way more than another because it has more social value. To get rich, don’t think about what’s valuable to you. Think about what’s valuable to others. To do the opposite is the cliché of the starving artist: creating something that’s valuable to you, but not to others. Money doesn’t care about your race, gender, education, physique, family, or nationality. Anyone can be rich. Someone always will, so it might as well be you. Making money is a skill like any other. Learn it and practice it as you would anything else. Money is a great motivator. It works better than force, rules, punishment, or appealing to generosity. Great art has been created in pursuit of profit. Numbers reveal truth and opportunity. With every business idea you have or hear, do the math to run the projections and implications.

6 years ago my first mentor made this video for me that completely transformed my life. Without this harsh advice I might still be broke. Check it out:

This post contains a comprehensive review of Alex Hormozi’s The Skool Games. To help you decide if it’s right for you. It also has a complete post from Alex Hormozi detailing the 8 ways people are making money in The Skool Games. Including ways that work even if you don’t have an audience, and even if you’re not an expert. Then finally an overview of my experience with The Skool Games, including how I’ve made hundreds of thousands of dollars on Skool, and make $9,711/month from an ‘unadvertised’ part of The Skool Games. I think you’ll like this section. Thank you for attention. I hope you find value in these words. --- << FOR BETTER READER EXPERIENCE, READ THIS POST HERE: SkoolGamesReview.com >> --- CONTENTS PAGE Part 1 – What is The Skool Games? The Skool Games Results The Skool Games Prizes 1. Win 1-day with Alex Hormozi 2. Alex Hormozi 1-day recordings 3. Get Skool for FREE The Skool Games Leaderboard The Skool Games Course The Skool Games Community The Skool Games Winner Stories How do you join The Skool Games? How much does The Skool Games cost? Part 2 – 8 ways people are making money in The Skool Games 1) “Swap to Save” Paid to Paid. 2) “Free only”. 3) “Free THEN Paid”. 4) “Free AND Paid”. 5) “Influencer Partners” into paid. 6) “Outside Experts” into paid. 7) “Zero to hero” into paid. 8) “Curate” into paid. Alex Hormozi and Skool’s partnership Part 3 – My experience with The Skool Games I host two communities How I make $9,711/month with The Skool Games The ‘new model’ I used to make $1m profit + 600,000 Subscribers My YouTube strategy ($1m profit)

What’s your favorite book? I’ve recently found this curated list in Skool community of books on building community. Personally, I’m reading Actionable Gamification. It’s about human behavioral design with actionable tips and many case studies of how brands and businesses use gamification to gather people and strengthen the network effects of a community. (You can watch a video about it made by Ali Abdaal). It’s also applicable for productivity.