Codie Sanchez

And I don't actually think that's true.

And I don't actually think that's true.

I think you right now could be working in a corporate job and feel like you are stuck because your lifestyle has crept up to the point where it matches or sometimes even exceeds what you're making, even if you're making a decent amount of money.

I think you right now could be working in a corporate job and feel like you are stuck because your lifestyle has crept up to the point where it matches or sometimes even exceeds what you're making, even if you're making a decent amount of money.

And those handcuffs will tie you to a job you hate, working for people you don't like on things you don't want, where you are no longer the architect of your life.

And those handcuffs will tie you to a job you hate, working for people you don't like on things you don't want, where you are no longer the architect of your life.

And that's what happened to me and what I mean by golden handcuffs.

And that's what happened to me and what I mean by golden handcuffs.

They're self-imposed, but they're still there.

They're self-imposed, but they're still there.

Absolutely.

I mean, I was a young idiot, just like the rest of us.

I mean, I was a young idiot, just like the rest of us.

When I was first investing, I thought I knew everything until I lost my first dollar and then a couple dollars and then a couple more dollars.

When I was first investing, I thought I knew everything until I lost my first dollar and then a couple dollars and then a couple more dollars.

And so big corporations are soul-sucking in many ways.

And so big corporations are soul-sucking in many ways.

But one thing they do well is they usually invest a lot in their employees because they understand the numbers, which is simply that if you hire somebody and then that person doesn't work out, you typically spend...

But one thing they do well is they usually invest a lot in their employees because they understand the numbers, which is simply that if you hire somebody and then that person doesn't work out, you typically spend...

at least twice the cost of anywhere from three to six months of their salary.