Austin Cheviron

That's why I don't sell anymore.

I stopped selling when I was 38 years old.

I successfully stopped selling real estate.

Who else do you know that's done that?

Not many.

It's not like I got a job.

Like I'm still here, I just do it in a different way.

Now I get to help and teach.

And it's because of the 30 years of my life that I've watched it.

I just fast forward, I've been through the drama.

And so what I realized teaching people about money is that I call it the black hole.

Their problem is their personal life consumes all of their financials.

It consumes all their investments, it consumes their giving, it consumes all the protection they need for the first time the storm comes.

their personal life.

It just consumes it.

And a lot of times they don't know.

And in the book, I start with vision first, and then I go to awareness.

The number one feedback I get on the book is you help me become aware.

Aware how when I grew up, my dad, you know, my dad won a thousand dollar lottery ticket once.

He bought a TV and two stereos.