Dan Martell

So stop asking yourself, how do I make more money?

And start asking yourself, what do I own that can compound?

For example, Martell Ventures, which is my AI venture studio, we own dozens of companies.

This is where I took my knowledge and my skill, documented it, partnered with people, and have built all of these companies.

Literally, we're on pace in only the second year to do almost $250 million in value.

And that's why all the billionaires I've ever met, they don't think about how much cash they have in a bank account.

They ask themselves, how much do I own equity assets?

And then who do I know that can solve the biggest problems that I might face?

That's valuable.

Now that you've got some new software installed, a new understanding of building net worth, not active income.

Next, we need to make you the laziest person on your team, which brings us to bucket number four, just act lazy.

Every time I've met a new billionaire, I will tell you I'm often surprised, not by how much they work, but how little they work.

All the billionaires I know, when I text them, they reply right away.

They're the fastest to reply.

They're always available.

If I say, hey, I'm thinking of doing this thing, they're like, yeah, no problem.

Their whole philosophy is, I don't wanna be the bottleneck.

I don't wanna be the person that needs to be there to move something forward, because if I am, it can't move forward.

And what's funny is you watch them, you would call them lazy, but they do it on purpose.

So here are two billionaire rules on how to be lazy.