Armando Pantoja

And we won an award for that. It was me and my business partner, actually. And we, you know, that was a big moment to win that award. But like you said, that's a big validation point. It makes you feel like you're doing the right thing. And you know, I was proud to win it. And actually that was after I won that award, I got a blue check like the next week.

That was before the blue checks you could pay for, you had to earn it. So that's the biggest thing. The main Twitter page shouted me out and said, you know, I won this award for my picture. And then like the next week I got a blue check on Instagram. That was before you had to pay for it. So you had to earn it and you couldn't even like ask for it. They just had to recognize you.

That was before the blue checks you could pay for, you had to earn it. So that's the biggest thing. The main Twitter page shouted me out and said, you know, I won this award for my picture. And then like the next week I got a blue check on Instagram. That was before you had to pay for it. So you had to earn it and you couldn't even like ask for it. They just had to recognize you.

That was before the blue checks you could pay for, you had to earn it. So that's the biggest thing. The main Twitter page shouted me out and said, you know, I won this award for my picture. And then like the next week I got a blue check on Instagram. That was before you had to pay for it. So you had to earn it and you couldn't even like ask for it. They just had to recognize you.

So that was really the biggest thing. So I was really excited about those two things.

So that was really the biggest thing. So I was really excited about those two things.

So that was really the biggest thing. So I was really excited about those two things.

right what are these seven laws of wealth and and how can people start imparting them into their routine and their habit when it comes to finance it's about like these market cycles and patterns that we you know that we uh i just talked about uh so these are the seven laws that i've learned over time and a lot of them you know almost fly in the face of what traditional logic is because uh traditionally i've learned in life is that when everybody does something is probably wrong

right what are these seven laws of wealth and and how can people start imparting them into their routine and their habit when it comes to finance it's about like these market cycles and patterns that we you know that we uh i just talked about uh so these are the seven laws that i've learned over time and a lot of them you know almost fly in the face of what traditional logic is because uh traditionally i've learned in life is that when everybody does something is probably wrong

right what are these seven laws of wealth and and how can people start imparting them into their routine and their habit when it comes to finance it's about like these market cycles and patterns that we you know that we uh i just talked about uh so these are the seven laws that i've learned over time and a lot of them you know almost fly in the face of what traditional logic is because uh traditionally i've learned in life is that when everybody does something is probably wrong

When everybody thinks a certain way, it's probably wrong. And then if you just fly in the face of that, a lot of times you'll be right because the system does not allow everybody to be rich. It's relative. It's based on ratios. So only a certain amount of people can be rich and everybody else has to be middle class and poor. That's just how it works.

When everybody thinks a certain way, it's probably wrong. And then if you just fly in the face of that, a lot of times you'll be right because the system does not allow everybody to be rich. It's relative. It's based on ratios. So only a certain amount of people can be rich and everybody else has to be middle class and poor. That's just how it works.

When everybody thinks a certain way, it's probably wrong. And then if you just fly in the face of that, a lot of times you'll be right because the system does not allow everybody to be rich. It's relative. It's based on ratios. So only a certain amount of people can be rich and everybody else has to be middle class and poor. That's just how it works.

The more people that move up, the system will readjust and then now the goalposts will move. And now all of a sudden this is rich. So everybody can't be rich. So The only way you can be rich is by thinking differently than the masses. And that's what those seven laws are. It's like, you know, you don't have to hustle and be up three, four days straight to make money.

The more people that move up, the system will readjust and then now the goalposts will move. And now all of a sudden this is rich. So everybody can't be rich. So The only way you can be rich is by thinking differently than the masses. And that's what those seven laws are. It's like, you know, you don't have to hustle and be up three, four days straight to make money.

The more people that move up, the system will readjust and then now the goalposts will move. And now all of a sudden this is rich. So everybody can't be rich. So The only way you can be rich is by thinking differently than the masses. And that's what those seven laws are. It's like, you know, you don't have to hustle and be up three, four days straight to make money.

A lot of the billionaires I know that they don't have, you know, their schedules are pretty free. Because they got everybody else doing the stuff for me. You know, and also I learned in that book, we talk about how you have to have a certain amount of your week free. Because if you're maxed out, you're hustling, you're working 60 hours a week, early in your life is different.

A lot of the billionaires I know that they don't have, you know, their schedules are pretty free. Because they got everybody else doing the stuff for me. You know, and also I learned in that book, we talk about how you have to have a certain amount of your week free. Because if you're maxed out, you're hustling, you're working 60 hours a week, early in your life is different.

A lot of the billionaires I know that they don't have, you know, their schedules are pretty free. Because they got everybody else doing the stuff for me. You know, and also I learned in that book, we talk about how you have to have a certain amount of your week free. Because if you're maxed out, you're hustling, you're working 60 hours a week, early in your life is different.

When you get later, 30 and 40, you got to start pulling that back. It's because if you don't have a certain time you're free, if an opportunity comes, you don't have time to chase it. You see, if you're working 60 hours a week, somebody comes to you, look, man, I got this idea. This is gonna make a lot of money. You don't have any time to work on it.