Rimantas Petrauskas on Pre-Selling, Self-Mastery & Building Real Legacy

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How did Rimantas Petrauskas transform his life?

Co-Host 0:29
What were some of the lessons over these last decade to get to this point now where life's very different? You went from struggling and you changed your life.
Host 0:39
There were many lessons, you know. Just to name a few, I would say the most important that I believe are the most important is... It spans the globe like a super high school internet.
Host 1:13
The impossible.
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Co-Host 1:32
hello and welcome back to another episode of legacy makers podcast today we have romantis joining us he's flew all the way in from europe and we're gonna dive into his world his legacy he's a ultra endurance marathon runner his biggest achievement there is 500 kilometers running in nine days he's a bit like that forest gump guy when he starts he doesn't stop and he's also building successful businesses and software companies romantis welcome to the show Thanks for doing it. So let's dive in. 500 kilometers in nine days, pretty impressive on the running side. And I know your business transformation's becoming impressive too, and you're working to help create your own legacy, right? It wasn't, you know, now you have a successful software trading company for traders, but it wasn't always this way.
Co-Host 2:23
So if people don't know you, do you want to give them the summary of your life?
Host 2:26
Yeah, so I remember when I was stuck at nine to five, you know, I can, I can definitely say I was stuck, you know, like many of us probably trying to get out from there. I kind of enjoy my job. But at the same time, always wanted to make more money, do better, more success and stuff like that. And I was the guy who couldn't manage money. Well, okay, like most people, I was in debt and always the fastest solution was to get another credit card. That's a common tactic I hear. three or four maybe even four credit cards that were like maxed out you know and every month you would do these like small monthly payments but the end of the month you use those again you know so um it was multiple years when i tried to get out of them and i just couldn't you know and interest rates are so big on those and yeah and i remember um

What challenges did Rimantas face in losing weight?

Host 3:37
the decision to start like something like a side hustle like or whatever it could be you know i was looking for ways to make extra money after after my nine to five basically and uh that's how i discovered forex trading And I thought like, okay, so it looks like in a month, I'm going to be a millionaire, you know, but soon I realized that's not going to happen that fast. But as a programmer myself, I started, you know, creating apps for myself. Okay, this app helps me with this, this app helps me with that. And on these like forums online, I saw other traders asking for stuff. It's like, oh, can somebody create me this indicator or this app? Sure. And I was like, yeah, I can do it. And I remember my first client was from US.

How did Rimantas transition from freelancer to business owner?

Host 4:32
I can't remember the name of this guy, but he was like, can you create me this app? And he sends me the rules. And I'm like, I look at it. Yeah, I kind of do it. I can do it. He's asking me how much. And I'm like... I don't know. I have no clue, you know. And I just gave a really random number, just like 200 bucks. And he's just like, okay, like, how do I send you money? So I gave him my PayPal. He sends me 200 bucks. And I'm like, wow, okay. Seems now I have to get busy, you know. So it took me like a day or two to create the app. And I'm like, okay, if I can make 200 bucks in a day, I was like, what if I could just repeat that every day? And it took me just a few hours. So I was like, okay, let's get more into this, you know?

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