"Building Intellectual Capital before Financial Capital": "A mistake that a lot of young people make is they are in such a rush to build up their financial capital. The truth is is unless you are a trust fund baby and you already come from money, if you are someone who comes from lower income class family or middle income class family like I did, you need to be playing a whole different game. And that game is understanding the different types of leverages that you have and building those up first before you build up your financial capital. 1st type of capital that you should be building up is your intellectual capital. This means with all the money that you're making and the time that you have, you should be investing in yourself and in your learning. Upskill yourself deep in your knowledge."

"Importance of Intellectual Capital: Once you start making some money, you wanna try to invest that into courses or mentors that can fast track your learning, fast track your skill development. The goal of building up your intellectual capital is for you to be perceived as someone who is valuable to the marketplace. Because once you have a sense of value, then you're gonna be able to build up the second type capital, which is your social capital."

"Building Social and Human Capital: Once you've built up your social capital, the next type of capital that's gonna be really easy for you to build is your human capital. Now this is very specific to those of you who want to build a business, who have a specific project that you wanna go deep on, but human capital is being able to recruit others into your cause so that you can scale up your time."

"Building Capital for Financial Growth: Once you've built up your intellectual, your social, and your human capital, you'll naturally be at a place where you have more financial capital than other people in your age range. And this is where you can make life changing money."

"Entrepreneurship and Self-Worth: And I think it's important for you to be able to separate your self worth from the work that you're producing, especially if you're an entrepreneur or especially if you're an online personality and you're trying to be an influencer and you're doing all those things that are so tied to you personally, you need to find a way to really separate that because you're robbing yourself of so much peace and happiness if you tie your self worth to your work." "Taking Action While Excited: Next, I want you to do things while you're still excited about them. I think that there is a beautiful naivete in your twenties because you're experiencing life as an adult for the first time. And an analogy that I learned from a friend of mine is if you sit on something for too long, it's like leaving fresh food out for too long and it becomes stale. And when it becomes stale, you no longer want it and so you toss it away."

"Passion Leading to Success: And it's the a plus plus plus players that become world class at what they do, and they really stand out in life. They really stand out in society. And the best part of that is life becomes so much easier when you just double down on what feels easy and what you're passionate about. If you're good at it and you really develop that skill, the money will absolutely come because that is the one competitive advantage that you're gonna have among anyone else who's trying to do the same thing."

"Passion's Power and Embrace for Uncertainty: If you are someone who is feeling lost, I want you to embrace being lost. You want to go deep on the things that you love. You wanna go deep on the things that you're good at because that is your competitive advantage that other people will not have, and the money will come when you chase those things."

"Finding Alignment in Life Choices": "And it can be a very confusing time period when you experience a values change, especially if your external environment does not match the new values that you're coming into... you need to be brave enough to change your external environment to match the internal. Because the longer that you let that misalignment and you let that gap happen, the more confusion and shame and the more disconnected you will feel, and you will eventually burn out one way or the other when you when there is that disconnection between your values and your day to day actions."

"Personal Development and Friendship: Don't ditch your friends just because you're on your own personal development journey. Instead of putting other people down and thinking less of them because they're not on the same journey that you are, or they're not running at the same pace that you are, you should instead try your best to lift others up with you so that they can be at the level that they can be at."

"The Importance of Acceptance and Personal Growth: And I think that the best type of people are the ones that just accept people for who they are. They hold them to a certain potential that they know that they can be, but they don't rush the other person. They they let them find their own way."