Natalie Dawson

What are the specific skills and the associated syllabus for each week if I carved out two hours a day for me to learn that you could put together for me so that I can actually get skills that would demonstrate that I'm able to make more money?

And I think that message is missed when people talk about investing and 401ks.

Sure, you can make

You're 6%, you're 8%, you're 10%.

But what can you actually control?

And what does every individual have the ability to control?

Their skills and how they exchange those skills for problems that they are solving in exchange

earning more income.

And then they're able to invest in and do all of those other things.

But those things are ancillary.

They are not the main thing.

The main thing is you need to get skills.

You are going to live longer, wake up, smell the roses.

The world is going to be a very long place that you're going to inhabit for the next potentially a hundred years on average.

So let's get comfortable with learning more, understanding what our stops are to learning so that we aren't scared as the world changes of having to acquire new skills.

You should aim at that once you have a million dollars in your bank account.

Before you have a million dollars, don't even think about passive income.

You have no asset to actually earn passive income off of.

And your time is much better spent learning how do you get your first million dollars than it is through passive income and thinking how you're going to earn a percentage on the principal that you've invested.

If you make $60,000 a year, medium wage, United States of America, if you make $60,000 a year,