In this energetic podcast episode, Ryan welcomes David Greene, a former police officer turned real estate investor and podcast host of Bigger Podcast. Want to be coached by me on real estate investing? Join our Wealthy Investor program today at https://wealthyway.co/yt --- Are you living The Wealthy Way? Take the quiz and get FREE access to the “Wealth Builder Academy” where I go over all the fundamentals of building wealth. https://www.wealthyway.com/
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David emphasizes the importance of his book, "The Three Pillars of Wealth," particularly for blue-collar workers seeking financial prosperity without taking enormous risks.
The conversation unfolds with sports analogies and comparisons, highlighting how incremental skill development often involves conquering smaller goals before achieving broader objectives. David's advice includes approaching your job as if it's the last day before potential layoffs, constantly elevating your performance to stay ahead of competitors.
Both Ryan and David stress the role of competition in a capitalist environment, asserting that one's commitment and effort dictate their success. They underscore the necessity of taking initiative and consistently outperforming colleagues. Comfort, they agree, is the enemy of success; one must embrace discomfort to grow.
David shares his strategy for mastering various roles, highlighting his approach of studying successful individuals and applying their methods to his work. The discussion touches on multitasking, dispelling the myth that it's impossible, and criticizing time-wasting habits.
David's book serves as a blueprint for blue-collar workers, encompassing financial planning, money management, extreme ownership, self-development, and investing. The parable of the three servants and the talents is used to illustrate the principle of responsibility leading to greater opportunities.
The conversation pivots to different levels of success, emphasizing the need to earn the right to achieve desired goals by continually improving and raising personal standards. It's stressed that consistent small wins build confidence and pave the way for significant accomplishments.
Taking personal responsibility is another crucial theme, with a strong message against victim mindsets. Faith is also touched upon, highlighting the importance of recognizing support during trials and seeking forgiveness.
