Albert Preciado
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144 appearances
2 recordings
1 series
first heard Jan 2025
last heard Mar 2025
Albert Preciado’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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it's not time for a car yet it's not time for don't don't get this you know live below your means save money invest it stack it uh it's not it's it's not time yet let's focus on making money let's make a million dollars first let's have a at least half a million dollars in the bank and then you can go get your car why do you think so many people get stuck
I think the one percenters are the one percenters for a reason. And you can't force everybody to be successful. There's eight billion people in the world. Not everybody wants to be Like a billionaire. Like some people are happy just being average. Most people are. So one thing that I'm very proud of is that we kind of force people to be successful. So we're calling people.
You know, we have 40 people. And every salesperson makes 100 calls. So we're dialing 4,000 times a day. And they're getting better. So we're high pressure salespeople. So the way we look at it is we're gonna change their lives. It would be unethical if we don't close them. Because we're gonna close them and they're gonna change their lives.
There's people here that we've closed high pressure sale into them giving us their last $10,000 and now they're making $20,000 in one month. And this is, I'm talking about their first month, second month. So like people are just average.
I've always thought like that, but before it was like girls. I thought it would be unethical if I don't close it. A thousand later.
Yeah, I think fucking brokies are the most the most selfish people in the world because they're so selfish. It's all about them. Like, they don't like to talk about money. They don't like people that have money, that make a lot of money, because they're so selfish. Because if you don't have money, if you're broke, you don't have any money, like, who are you going to help?
If you don't have any money, you can't donate any money. You can't help people. If your best friend, your family member, whether it's your kids or your fathers, mothers, if they're sick and they need help,
a their critical condition and they need 50 grand you don't have it they need 100 grand you don't have it they they might have to go see gary brekka and and get fixed and they don't have the money so you're not going to change lives if you don't have money like donald trump wouldn't be the president if he didn't have any money you need money to help people You need money to change the world.
You need money to be Elon Musk and go to Mars. So like people that are broke and don't like to talk about money, they're the most selfish people in the world.
I only, and this, it's almost like deja vu. Like I was talking to Eric Spofford, Neil Patel. I'm going to tell you my answer. I pretty much only talk to like five of my employees. We have probably close to 500 now. I only talk to like five. So like I don't deal with it. But the reason why is because there's a really good book I'll recommend to everybody. It's called Rocket Fuel.
When I read that book, I realized I'm a visionary and I just got to stick to the vision. I just got to stick to my CEO duties. And then Sil is the operator and she's going to operate all the employees, everybody that works here. Maybe five to ten people in the company is who I talk to.
There's different mentors for, there's like, I know some people have good rep, bad rep. You know, like I, I'll name a few, right? So you have obviously yourself, Dan Fleischman. Dude, you connect me with everybody. I don't know if you call yourself that. Maybe you have, maybe you haven't. But you just know everybody. You're like a connector.
And you would be a mentor into teaching people how to get into rooms, how to meet the right people, how to network. But then you have other people like Wes Watson. A lot of people hate him. A lot of people love him. But he does have a good message for people that need his message. You know, like the mindset stuff. Natasha Garcia, another one. She was here yesterday. Dude, she's awesome.
People have told me bad things about her, this and that. And I did some research. I found some things. I saw one of her last podcasts. So I asked her, when she came in here, I said, hey, are you okay with me asking anything? Is there something you don't want to talk about? And she said, ask me anything. And I said, can I ask you about...
your fake followers, can I ask you about the orphanage and just stuff like that. And if you see the podcast, she clears everything. And I'm a smart guy. Everything made sense. I believe her. She's awesome. Dude, I respect her fucking hustle. And she sends a good message. She's just that tough woman. She talked about she was raped three times, 15, 21. It's the first time she talks about that. Wow.
But she was super open. And I'm sure that's going to help a lot of other girls that maybe they're going through that right now. Sure. But but there's also like Neil Patel, you know, that guy's a genius marketer for like huge trillion dollar companies. But You'll learn from everybody. Tai Lopez, you know, Tai Lopez, he also gets like, hey, and people love him, people hate him.
But that guy knows how to do like something's right. So sure, everybody has something. So the way I did it was like I hired Tim Grover, David Goggins, Grant Cardone, Patrick David.
dean graciosi i hired every john maxwell those are all big names yeah so like i hired all of them paid them like some some 400k some 100k some less or more so that they can spend one-on-one time with me and also uh be on my podcast be on their podcast go on an instagram live go visit them at their house all of those things have made me who i am and now i'm able to teach other people that they get all in one with me
Bro, that's the biggest thing. The more you give, the more you get. You just gotta give, give, give. I always carry cash. It's weird, but I have a Ziploc bag. That's fun. And I just have a bunch of $100 bills. And wherever I go, wherever I go, I'm always pulling out $100 or whatever. And I'm giving them to the valet, the people at the restrooms, at Javier's.
Yeah, every time I go to dinner, no, not every time, but 90% of the time, I always match the price.
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