Nathan Barry

Yeah, actually read the books.

Yeah.

Document your journey.

If you do that, the thing that you just learned, whether you do it on a daily Instagram post or a weekly newsletter, any of those things, just document that journey.

Even if it's just for you, you'll be blown away at the skills that you build and how much better you get in six months or a year.

And that's worth doing it just for that reason, but chances are you'll end up building a following of hundreds or thousands of people who want to help you achieve your dreams.

I look for leverage wherever I can.

I would read a book called The Almanac of Naval Ravikant.

It sounds like an intimidating book.

The Almanac of Naval Ravikant.

Naval is a famous investor.

I think he's a billionaire.

A very, very successful guy who's like sort of a business philosopher.

And my friend Eric wrote this book of all of his wisdom.

including he has a Twitter thread called How to Get Rich Without Getting Lucky.

And just all of these great things.

But really, the core thing is that this book breaks down leverage and helps you understand the four types of leverage, how to implement in your life and business.

And if you do that, you'll just have an easier time in everything that you do.

I have a podcast called The Nathan Berry Show.

It's had amazing guests like Mark Manson and yours truly.