How to get rich easy and fast: In this video, I'm going to share a quick, powerful five-step process that I used to go from a 19-year-old college dropout to having a net worth of over a million dollars before I turned 29. These are the exact steps that I used to go from a 19-year-old college dropout to having a net worth of over a million dollars before I turned 29. So this is how to get rich fast. My name is Jake Ducney with Jakeducy.com, and here are the five signs or steps to do.
You Have The Right Vehicle
So make sure you hit the like button there and there, and let's dive right into it. Number one is that you have the right vehicle. Now, I'm not talking about a Porsche or a Ferrari; what I'm talking about is the income-earning vehicle that you use every day if you work at a job that has a cap limit, whether it's a minimum wage or whether it's $75,000 a year. The numbers are relevant, but there's probably not a high likelihood that if you have an expected income every single month, that vehicle is going to somehow make you rich. For instance, you might work for minimum wage at a job. There's nothing wrong with that, but it may be time to consider building an additional source of income.
I'm not telling you to quit. I'm saying an additional source of income because if you make 10 an hour and you work 40 hours a week, what's the chance that tomorrow the boss is going to come in and offer you a million dollars? What's the chance that the boss is going to say, "Hey, I know you've been getting paid 10 an hour, and we want to pay you, uh, 10 000 an hour?" Now it's probably not very high. So, depending on what they do for a living, their occupation, their business, and how they make money, everyone has an income-generating vehicle, and some, like trucks, are well equipped for off-roading.
Some income-earning vehicles are well equipped to have significant growth in income. This has a lot to do with whether you're trading your time directly for money or whether there's an opportunity to scale what it is that you're doing. And a simple question to ask yourself is: Do I have enough sources of income? Now, you may love your job; it just may not be the thing that is going to help you get rich fast. t no problem there's no need to quit it but there is going to be a need to create additional sources of income. Other businesses you partner with other income sources that present themselves, you need a scalable vehicle where you are not directly trading your time for money if you are unable to significantly increase your income ceiling in a short period of time.
You’ve Uncovered Your Limiting Beliefs Around Money
Number two is that you've uncovered your limiting beliefs around money. This is important because, like I said in the earlier step, it's about the vehicle you use. Now, we know that 8 out of 10 working millionaires are self-employed, so we're aware that the best vehicle to get rich is to be an entrepreneur or own a business. That's a fact, but it doesn't matter if you have the right vehicle. If you use the wrong gasoline, if you have a great vehicle for the outdoors but fill it with water, the chances of it producing the desired results are slim. Well, similarly, if you have the right vehicle, you're an entrepreneur. You've got a great idea and a great business. You have a scalable income or work somewhere that allows you to participate in profits.
You could see a growth in your income, which is great for step one, but if you have limiting beliefs and your subconscious program is the opposite of what you want, you will block what you want. According to psychologists, 95 percent of your life is subconscious, or below conscious. Of course, money and all of your money-related habits, actions, and beliefs account for 95 percent of your life. 95 of them are subconscious and were programmed earlier in our lives so you could have the right vehicle, but if you subconsciously believe that money is bad, or that money is the root of all evil, or that you aren't smart enough for it, or that it's too difficult to make, or that you aren't good with numbers.
So you'll never figure it out, or you've always felt weird about receiving things, so you have this weird thing where you feel weird about charging for your business, or you don't like to market because you don't like being told no, or you don't like negative opinions of yourself. What is the subconscious operating system that you have about money? Some of the ways to uncover this are to ask yourself, "What did you learn about money in childhood?" What did the adults around you say about money? They could have been your parents, grandparents, foster parents, or an aunt or uncle. Did they have positive beliefs around money, or did they believe that you couldn't make much of it or that it was bad, or did your parents get divorced over it?
Money Also Causes Emotional Pain
You know they say over 50 percent of people get divorced, and the number one cause of divorce is money problems, so did you watch your parents argue about money when you were a kid? If so, did it cause a divorce? If this is the case, you may have a subconscious belief that money is painful. This is all subconscious, so if that happened about divorce and money, you might subconsciously push money away from you because you don't want the same emotional pain that you had in childhood about money, so you keep it away from you subconsciously or whenever you make it.
You spend it all, or you blow it on a bad investment, or you just never make much of it. You always procrastinate and talk yourself out of things that might be happening because your subconscious is trying to protect you from money because it's associated with pain. So do the inner work to discover what your dominant beliefs are about money. You can just pull out a journal or a piece of paper and discover them. and you'll generally discover that there are a couple main ones that could be the limiting beliefs that are holding you back. It might be that you're not good enough, smart enough, etcetera. Now, if you are watching this video and you had an "aha" moment and discovered one of those, please leave a comment down below.
If you want, you could share what the limiting belief you've discovered is now that the next step in this is to start reprograming and rewiring it, which you can do with my software, the Second Mind, which is right there down below. I created a neuroprogrammer to start retraining my brain to start rewiring and repatterning it. And it changed my life because we know from neuroplasticity that you can rewire and change your brain, so if you want to use a free demo for the Second Mind neuroprogrammer for finances, it's right there down below. It's the secondmind.com in the description and comments.
You’ve Made The Decision Instead Of Simply Entertaining It
Number three. You've made the decision instead of simply entertaining it. There's an old ad that says there's a difference between being interested and being committed, and a lot of people fantasize about having more money but never make the commitment to it, and the commitment to it looks like you might change your life, right? Maybe it means you stop watching television for three hours a day. Or you stop watching Netflix every night and instead work on your idea. It might mean that there are some people in your life who aren't aligned with it.
They just kind of pull you down; they're negative, or maybe they're not going anywhere in life, and they're just kind of sitting around doing nothing and watching TV. Whatever it is, it doesn't make them a bad person. It just might mean that certain present things in your life don't match your ideal future, so your daily habits and actions have to be congruent or in alignment with your future desire of wealth, and a lot of times people wish they had it; they hope they have it; they want to have it; they fantasize about having it; but then they don't show up for real life; and then when they don't get what they want, they blame it on other people.
And it perpetuates the limiting beliefs in the previous system, which is that rich people control it all, or I'm not smart enough, or this doesn't work, Jake, so you have to ask yourself, "Am I truly committed?" If not, how can I show up for myself? How can I show up for money? How can I show up for my business? How can I show up for my productivity in an entirely new way that will bring more prosperity into my life?
Getting Rich Does Not Take Anything Away From Anybody
I firmly believe that getting rich does not take anything away from anybody else. Just because there's a kid that's starving somewhere in the world doesn't mean that you should think money is bad or that we should build a different society where money isn't important. No, in fact, it's the opposite. There are many greedy people in the world, as well as many people who may be misusing their money. Well, what if you come along and you start to have it? What if you're motivated to keep it? Find out more on my previous blog about this topic - You Will Get Rich Fast With These Unexpected Signs.
What if you come along and you have a big reason or a big why? It's bigger than yourself. It's bigger than just having a nice house. You want to change your children's lives. You want to change your community. When you have a big why like that or a big reason like that, what happens is that you draw upon dormant forces within yourself: new talents, new skills, new hard work, new determination, and discipline; it just shows up and sweeps you off your feet; it allows you to carry yourself forward; but it all comes from one simple belief: it is your right to be rich.
It is totally holy worthy and good that you should be rich and really the word desire in fact it's a Latin root word desire means of the father that's what the word desire means so your desire for money is really your desire to live a more full and complete life to experience more of god's creation therefore it is divine in and of itself so you can make that an affirmation it is my right to be rich it is my right to be rich and what happens is you start to have a totally different shift in how money and business and success responds to you so comment down below it is my right to be rich comment down below it is my right to be rich and last but not least you have clearly defined goals or objectives that you stick to and build your life around.
Clearly Define Your Goals On Paper To Achieve Fast Results
So what this means is that you know what it is that you want. A lot of people say, "I want more money." Well, what does that mean, and have you taken the time to clearly define what that means to you and build a plan of execution and build your life around that whatever it is? So the first step is, "Do you know how much money you want to earn?" Do you want to earn $50,000 a year? Do you want to earn $100,000 a year? Do you want to earn $30,000 a year? I don't know what it is, but have you clearly defined it on a piece of paper? There's a certain power that happens when you clearly define your goals and put them on paper. It's almost like things respond quickly because you've clearly defined what you want.
It's inserted into your subconscious mind, and then the second phase of that is when you do that, then you are able to objectively look at your daily decisions in your life and ask yourself, "Does this thing that I'm doing right now, just spending four hours on Netflix right now, just complaining about this right now, just going to this place with that person, does this help my overall objective in life to create financial abundance?" And a lot of times the majority of our daily tasks are not helpful; they actually inhibit us from having the success that we want in life. We must become the person we want to be before material success arrives.
A lot of people are saying, "I'll change once more money comes; I'll learn how to save; I'll be more productive if things finally start working out for me," but they haven't, and I don't want to devote any more time if it's not going to work, so we're sitting in a reactionary consciousness waiting for something outside of ourselves to change, and Jim Rohn said it best: "If you want to make a living, work hard on your job; What we will discover, At the very least, I discovered that most people overestimate their ability to achieve in a year.
Build A Checklist Of Your Strategies To Achieve Your Financial Goals
And they overestimate what they can accomplish in ten minutes. They underestimate what they can accomplish in three, four, and five years, and they underestimated it when I was 21 years old and working on my books and selling them out of the trunk of my car, and I was struggling to get consistent footing in the finances of my business in my writing. I read the book Think and Grow Rich, and I said, "I'm going to change my financial life; I'm going to make it happen; I'm going to do this now," and I was amazed at what I could really accomplish with such a simple strategy in such a short period of time.
Now I'm excited to hear about the great things that will come your way from utilizing this. My name is Jake Ducey with jakeducey.com If this is your first video or if you're a return visitor, thanks for watching. I hope that you actually pull out a pen and pad, clearly define your annual and monthly financial goals, and build a simple strategy or checklist that you can do on a daily or weekly basis to achieve that clearly defined financial goal. You'll be amazed at what such a simple thing can do to change your life forever. So if you enjoyed this video, make sure you hit the "like" button right over there. It'll send it to more people right over there. Leave a comment down below that says financial success is my birthright. Leave a comment down below that says financial success is my birthright, and I'll see you next time.