Jason Brown
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90 appearances
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2 series
first heard Jan 2025
last heard Mar 2025
Jason Brown’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Mick Unplugged · From Detroit’s Streets to Stock Market Success: Jason Brown’s Rise · 27 Jan 2025
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And I'm like, no, I'll lose money too. And I put that stuff out there because I remember my cousin. It ain't about me. It ain't about my ego and I'm such a good trader. It's like, I'll lose money too. Sometimes I doubt myself too. Sometimes I'm not sure when I wake up every day if I still can do this or got it. And so... Um, those were the six words that changed my life.
And I just think about it in everything that I do, even with writing the book that I have coming out. I'm like, I got here. It's tough writing the book. If you've never written the book, I got to some points where I'm just like, do I really need to publish a book? It's like, boy, it ain't even about you. You need to publish this book.
And so I take that those six words with me into a lot of lessons in life that Sometimes it's not about you. It's about the next generation. It's about the person on the other end of these, the microphone and the person on the other end of these headphones. Listen to this, that you're going to impact that goes far and beyond, you know, you and yourself and your personal benefit.
Yeah, it's, you know, so I think it's important to understand the reason I talk about my titles are like that. These are stuff that's just going on in my life. I'm just sharing my life. It's not stuff like I read in the book and I'm like, this should go viral. This is stuff I went through in my life. And what I realized was, you know, I'm in the stocks and options trading.
But I realize it's much more than that. And if you don't have the right mindset, you'll never be successful trading stocks and options, just like you want to be successful in real estate or podcasting, because it's a mindset, the energy, a consistency, a commitment that goes with it. And a lot of times all we talk about is the craft. Look at a stock. Look at a chart. Press the button. Buy here.
But it's like there's a mindset that you got to master before you can even press the button. You got fear. You got greed. You got worthiness. Can I do this? Do I believe in myself? Who am I to be an investor? Am I smart enough? It's all that stuff. And so in that episode... I had always wanted to make a million dollars, but it wasn't until I became a millionaire that I made a million dollars.
And I don't mean I became a millionaire, meaning even though I've hit millionaire status and done that several times, it wasn't until I became a millionaire right here that I actually made a million dollars. And so the difference between making a million dollars and becoming a millionaire is the simplest way I can put that episode is
Think about anybody who's a lottery winner, a high school football player or basketball player or some type of sport that gets drafted. They instantly make a million dollars.
But how come some of them or majority of them go on to blow the money, lose the money, get on drugs, hookers, you know, all the things they talk about, all the bad business deals that they invest in there because they made a million dollars, but they never became a millionaire. Right. And becoming a millionaire means you know how to manage the money. You know how to make it back if you lose it.
You know how to evaluate a good or a bad business deal. You know how to evaluate your investment. You're not just pawning that off on your agent or your financial manager. And so that was me. It was like... I don't really have a fear of money because I'm the millionaire, not my bank account. The bank account just adds up the X's and O's and the ones and zeros of the results of me. I did that.
It didn't just show up like you a millionaire. Me and my buddy joke about this all the time. It's like, If you said if I said, Mick, you're going to win a million dollars next week, two weeks. How would you act over the next two weeks? You didn't get the money yet. You'd be walking around like what? I'm Mick. Don't you know I'm a millionaire? It's like, but what changed?
You didn't get the money yet. You changed your mindset. You're like, I can't do this anymore. I'm a millionaire. You're like, I need to go hire financial advice. I need to learn about investments. Why don't you have that mindset now? Because two weeks is not here. You still didn't get the money yet. So what changed? Your mindset changed to be like, I'm going to carry myself like a millionaire.
And once I started doing that, I started saying, well, what do millionaires do? I said, they know about the stock market. What do millionaires do? They get up early. They work late. They give. They're not selfish. Are millionaires scared or do they get the answers, the knowledge and the resources and they learn how to manage risk? They don't get scared. They're like, what's the downside?
How do I mitigate the downside? I'm like, well, let me figure out how to mitigate the downside. So that's when I became a millionaire versus making a million dollars. I don't care what my bank accounts say. Jason Brown is a millionaire. I know how to make it. I know how to think like it, walk like it, talk like it. And I could probably help a couple other people get there.
And so that's what being a millionaire versus making a million dollars that episode was about. It was just my own realization that, like, I'm the machine. I'm the millionaire. I'm my bank account.
So five-year millionaire, again, what I look back on my life, my episodes, my podcast, stuff that I do, one of the things I'm really proud of is that none of it is something I pulled out of the sky, took from somebody else. It's all based on my real life experiences.
And so five-year millionaire, the book was about from the time that I lost all that money, decided to go back to school, live below my means, and then invest in the stock market. It took me five years before I became a millionaire from losing it all to the time I made a decision. And there's some stuff in between that I actually wrote out a vision board and all that stuff. And I eventually hit it.
I made a million dollars. Right. And so when I look at the time frame, it was five years. When I looked at the formula about how to make a million dollars, I realized if you take four thousand dollars.
and you invest in the stock market, if you can earn 10% a month, so if you can earn one trade a month, 10%, if you do 60 trades or one trade a month for five years, you'd have $1.2 million at the end of five years. And so number one, I realized everybody can come up with $4,000.
Number two, one trade a month doesn't require you to be sitting in front of your computer all day because I couldn't sit in front of my computer all day. I was working a full time job. I was going to school. And so I couldn't sit in front of computer despite what society tells you. Like, you got to do this all day. It's like, no, you don't. Right.
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