Ryan Pineda

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118 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Dec 2024 last heard Dec 2024

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I mean, obviously, as a Christian, the Bible. One book I've been reading a lot lately is called Driven by Eternity.
It's by a guy named John Bevere.
Yep, Driven by Eternity. So that's a really good faith-based book. As far as, let's just say, business books go... Man, I was just with Jeremy Miner, who you know, and he was telling the statistic about books. He was like, yeah, after a week, you retain 19% of the book. And then after 30 days, you retain 2% of the book. That's just how books are. And then he made this analogy of...
You know, if you listen to a song, you can recite every, every, you know, line in the song. Right. I was like, that is interesting. Cause yeah, when I think about all the books I've read, I've read hundreds of books. I can't like recall too many of them really in depth, but I remember, oh, they were good. Or at that point in my life, they were really impactful for where I was, what stage.
But you had mentioned a book that I think is actually very underrated that I give to a lot of people. 10x is easier than 2x. And kind of your thought process with that reminded me of that of like, well, if we get to 20k or, you know, yeah, 20k average ticket and we get to this and that, you know, that gets us to 100 billion. And it's like, that is the thought process that that book is teaching.
And it's like, yo, if you want to, like, it's actually easier for you to go think that way than it is to be like, oh, how do we get from 500 million to 700 million?
why do you want to be so huge? What's your goal? Like what's the motivation? Just be able to just, I don't know.
Yeah. Yeah. I want to win. Yeah. I want to go off. You want to be number one.
It's going to be tough. You can't even swing the club anymore.
You might be able to putt.
Well, that's why I was asking how big do you want to be because there's just different goals for everything. For me, I do want lower body fat for sure, but I would rather – I don't want to be – I love golf. I can't be massive. I don't know.
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Yeah. Everybody here is in home service and everything else. I would just say, man, everything we talked about today with building your business, at least have the goal in mind of what you're trying to get to. Reverse engineer it. Reverse engineer it. And then once you hit it, don't be afraid to now change whatever it is you're going to do. Don't just keep doing the same thing.
habits and things because your life changes. You have kids, you get married, you hit the goal of the money that you're trying to make. It doesn't mean you're a failure because now it's just like, oh, well, I keep making more money. That's not always the default option.
For me, I look at, as far as money goes, I do want to grow in how I make money every year, but I'm looking at it more so in how do I increase what Dan was talking about, my hourly rate. If I can just make my hourly rate so much more valuable, If I can work half the time and make the same, that's a win. If I could work the same amount of time but make double, that's also a win.
But it's the option to do either.
I actually agree with you. So yeah, I hate on people all the time who are like, dude, made a little bit of money. I want a rental. I'm like, no, reinvest your money back into you. Like learn. First, you're the best investment. The second best investment is your business. Then real estate and the passive thing, whatever else you want to invest in. So don't buy a rental, invest in your business.
Absolutely.
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