There's money everywhere. I made more in crypto than I would have made my whole life as an executive at a bank, a VP. And I was like, this is not natural. It's the greatest time in human history to build wealth for your family. Welcome back to gathering the king's podcast. I am your host, Chaz Wolfe. Today, we have Coach JV. Mister John Vasquez's former banking VP turned founder of the 3 t Warrior Academy where he has helped thousands of people achieve freedom Mindset Health And Wealth.
He's also a leader in the crypto space and a powerhouse content creator with over 2,000,000 followers. Today, here are the 3 things that we discuss. Coach JV gives us his exact strategy for generational wealth. We went from broke on the parents' couch to coming up on 3 7 figure ecosystems. And I have a Rockefeller Trust set up. My family for generations is set up.
He breaks down macroeconomics and how the middle class is in trouble The average middle class American has to make a $160,000 a year to be middle class note. We also talk about the Bitcoin having and all things crypto. My strategy in cryptocurrency. When everybody's excited in getting in, I've already sold four times on the way up. Enjoy the show. Coach JV, my man. How are we doing? Welcome to the King stage. Thank you, brother. Such an honor to be here. I appreciate you, man.
Dude, I was just telling you, you know, that to sometimes you know, you go back and forth on social media and you see people, guys, gals, whatever, and you came up with my feed a long time ago, maybe even a couple of years ago. And always love the beard, but definitely appreciate your mindset, especially when it comes to finances and mindset. And so we're gonna get jump into a bunch of stuff. Because, dude, you got a message. Yes. Very excited to be here, man. Thank you. Yeah. Of course.
Let's let's jump off here. I'll tell the listeners kinda what you're known for. I know you're kinda known for several things, and you've got several businesses, but kinda just what what who's Coast JV? Yeah. So Coach Shavey, I think I'm most well known for micro macroeconomics and cryptocurrency education around the financial literacy. And so Coach Shavey is a guy who has gotten the crap kicked out of him over and over again. And finally, in 2020, I just drew a lawn in the sand.
I was like, enough is enough, and there was no in my family, a lot of bad behaviors in my family, a lot of things that I seem to be passing down to my kids in 2020 when the pandemic hit I think that was the last straw for me. We had finally gotten our shit together. We finally built a business. Well, you know, all the stuff you're supposed to do as an entrepreneur.
The 19 hour days, the grind culture, and I finally, you know, went through Alex Ramosi's gym launch program and our our gym exploded. It was absolutely amazing. It was such an honor to coach with him at that level. Now where he's at now. But I, you know, coached with this gym launch, and he taught me a lot of really amazing skills and Wolfe finally had it, man, then this pandemic came and shut us down and and something shifted in me there. I was like, you know what?
I ended up broken my parents' couch 2020, which is pretty embarrassing for, you know, you know, man with 2 children, you know, disrupting my daughter's high school life. We Chaz to move back in grandma and grandpa, thousand square foot home. And I just Remember sitting there in my parents' backyard. It's a house I grew up, man. It's exactly the same. Nothing has changed. My feet are on the same carpet my son's feet were on. And I'm like, sitting there. And I'm like, There's something to this.
There there's something there's a reason why this happened to me, and I started to listen to their conversations around money. I started to listen to to watch how they reacted to money, how they reacted to the news. And I'm like, you know what? If I don't fix something now, if I don't draw a line in the sand, my kids are gonna repeat the exact same process. So in 2020, I drew a line in the sand.
I became more committed to the pain of change and staying the same, but I realized I had to completely rewire my brain. And from there, went from there to my daughter introduced us to TikTok. You know, we had, you know, I was known for my mindset, you know, subconscious by programming, goal setting, things like Chaz.
Yeah. But when my daughter induces TikTok, because I asked for dancing kids, and we started we actually started using it to build our relationship when we moved back with my parents. And I saw this platform that people are really responding to, and so I started sharing. So as I was learning, I was sharing with people the public, and it just went completely viral.
And a lot of people say it was overnight success, but by then, since 2017, on all our social media platforms, we had post already 35,000 times without ever going viral. And so people were like, oh, it was overnight success if you call, you know, 4 years, 35,000 post. And finally, I don't remember. Me and my my daughter were talking about this. We're we're in my parents' house. You know, we're We're head heading to bed. We did a video and it just started 10,000 views, 20,000 views.
And Wow. It was neat. It was a cool experience for us to experience. We always give credit to my daughter, Raven, for getting us there. And then I found that, you know, everything is for me as god and following Christ. And and I it was it was a tug. It was like this tug towards you need to keep just being authentic. And sharing exactly what you're doing with the fear of being embarrassed and judged throughout the whole process.
I was ridiculed And and now we're in a totally different position financially, spiritually, mentally. Not on my parents couch anymore, so that's a good one. Yeah. I mean, millions of followers, like, I mean, the the overnight success obviously has has culminated in your in your crushing it, but you you set in there, you know, there's several pieces that kind of, stacked on top of each other. Here. What do you think looking back at that story?
And then we're gonna dive into kinda how you think about the, you know, economy. There's some stuff that's happened this past weekend that I think we could talk about. But there were several stacks there. What do you think the most pivotal step in that stack was Chaz really lit things up. Was it the actual vi virality, or was it other things in your business in your mind? Yeah. It was just the the commitment to myself finally. It was like, you know what?
I I stopped I truly stopped worrying about other people. Now I say this. I I care what my parents think. I think care what my kids think. People I love. I truly care, but I stopped worrying about what how other people saw or judge me. And I started to really look at myself as a man. I'm like, all I did was say, did you move the needle forward today? That's what I asked myself. I like, do you know what you need to do to get your family situation, did you move the needle forward?
It doesn't matter what this person says on social or this person says about your journey, or when you say you're gonna build a 7 figure ecosystem, people laugh at you and make fun of you, It was really the the drawing the line in the sand. It was like, I became committed to change. It was like every single day, so I created, you know, my workout patterns, my my studying patterns how I spent time with my kids. I was also I talked about being a Freedom Warrior. Right? But was I really free?
I could barely pay my bills. I couldn't even spend time with my kids. And so I devoted my life to becoming a freedom order. And so freedom for me is freedom of time, freedom of choice, freedom to be with my family and raise my kids, and that That was something I devoted my life to. Now is the journey easy? Absolutely not. But it was that drawing the line in the sand. I mean, I called the Grand Canyon, man. I was on the other side of the Grand Canyon. And I was not going back.
It was like, we burned all the boats, and we went forward. And it was pretty neat because I was really worried that, you know, I was gonna leave a lot of people behind, but most people It was a mere effect. It was like, as I was leveling up, and when I stopped worrying about what they were saying or judging me, I just kept moving forward in the it happened. A lot of them mere reflected me and started getting their shit together.
So the people around me, we all start to mirror each other, and we all start to encourage each other in lift each other up and celebrate each other. Now there was some that completely have fallen off. And, you know, I've said, you're so different. When they say that to me, I'm like, thank god. You know, 4 or 5 years ago, I was a broken little boy that they that was manipulated by people. Didn't have my shit together. Right? Couldn't look in the mirror and truly be like, hey. I love you, JV.
And so that was it, man. When I drew the line of sand, but I think for me, what I really wanna say about that is I had to rewire my subconscious mind, man. You know, some stuff happened to me as a child Chaz shouldn't happen to a child, and I was holding that deep rooted subconscious to my programming. I didn't feel worthy as a child. I didn't feel worth it. I did a lot of really not good things in my, you know, there's a little bit deeper past me in December 18 2006.
I committed suicide due to a massive opiate addiction. And I say committed suicide because that guy died. He's done. And it was due to I blame nobody in the world. I take full responsibility, but it was due to my low frequency, my low energy, my low self team not being able to taught how to be a man or even handled by issues. And so the subconscious reprogramming was the biggest thing. So I've been devoted to that since 2020. Now we're sitting 1024. It's going asking myself why.
Like, why do I believe what I believe? Yeah. Spiritually, mentally, physically, why didn't I believe in myself? Why didn't I believe that I was man enough to take care of my family. And I had to go all the way down to when I was a kid. You know, the things that I learned as a child, and so I took that not only into my my personal life, my spiritual life, but also my financial life. Like, every everything I had learned came from when I was a child.
Yeah. And so I had to identify what it was, dig deep, get down to the origin. And then once I found the origin, uproot it and then replace it with something new. So that was the biggest thing for me. Yeah. There's a lot to that. I wanna get into that because training the subconscious, rewiring the subconscious has been a deep part of a lot of what I've done for myself and for others even.
And so I think we're gonna have a a little little en route there, but you said I'm I've been committed to the pain of change more than the staying the same or complacency. Yes. Yes. Does does change always have to be painful? Co shaving? That's what everybody identifies it with, but for me, it's become exciting to me.
Like, at first, it felt it did feel painful to be honest at first because I think anytime we try to do something that we're not familiar with, there's so many things that come that. It's it's the fear of rejection, and the fear of not being enough once you get there. So there's a lot of pain in that, and there's a lot of pain in people judging you. Right? You're so different JV. Like I said, thank god. And so there's a lot of pain to that.
I think when someone first starts, it's it's more It feels better to just stay the same until you start changing. Right? And then you look back and it's like, because there's gonna be pain in the way, whether it's your help, like, say you're not taking care of yourself. Right? Well, there's gonna be a delay effect to that for your health. Yep. There's gonna be some sort of pain, but do I like being on the stair mill every single morning?
Do I like getting, like, I did the 300 workout this morning. My trainer wouldn't it it was painful the whole workout. So when I walked out, I'm like, yes. I've never regretted the pain of change, but I've always regretted the pain of staying the same. Yeah. So good, man. And and I think that you're right. I think that fear is what possibly holds us back from the desire for change.
Because I think a lot of people maybe say that they wanna change, but then when it comes to that actual, like, this is what it's gonna take, hands off, you know, fear takes over. I don't I don't want it that bad, in in essence. Right? And that may not even be like a conscious choice. It may just be you and me previous going, I just I just I'm just gonna be average, or I'm just gonna I'm gonna be like this.
I don't even know why I'm doing this, but somewhere down deep in there, we've we've created these, tracks that we just keep going down over and over and over. Right? Yes. Oh, yeah. And it's like, I think also too because you have to give up something to become something. And that's scary. It's scary to give up things your old self. It's and often, we're we're addicted to our old self. And like you said too, I don't believe we come here to repeat consciousness.
I believe god brought us to expand consciousness. And I believe that's the trap. The devil is a prince the earth as Jesus said. And if he can keep you trapped in the cycle of repetitive behaviors over and over again and soon as you start to believe in yourself, bony taps into yourself. No. No JV. Remember when you were a little kid, they told you you weren't worth it. You never started on the football team. You never got the girl.
You know, And so those things still I get shows when I talk about those things still come up. The, you know, the more even the more success we gain and and success is defined totally different to me other than 4 years ago, it's totally different now for me, but but I still have that little boy tapping on me, man. And and to me, it represents the darkest side of myself. That I need to master to turn back into the light.
And it's about really looking myself in the mirror and saying, hey, JV, little JV. It's okay, man. We got this. Like, what those people said to you was not true. I'm gonna let you feel that for a second, but what are we gonna do to send back to the light? And that's that's a little process I do. People might think I'm crazy. I do that every day. Now, you know, I have a nineteen year old daughter and an eight year old son. I'm trying to get emotional talking.
But when my my daughter's amazing, she's an adult now. And my my son, it's like, I'm training a little warrior, man. It's like, I am embodying into that child that he is worthy, that he doesn't have to make me proud. He needs to make god proud and Christ proud. And it's it's beautiful because I'm like, what are you? He's like, I'm a warrior. I'm a champion. He's like, I'm rich, but it has nothing to do with financial. It's an embodiment. So I believe that we're we're we fear giving up something.
I think we all fear that. You know? Yeah. How do you think you know, I've got a four year old son. He's about to turn 5 here next month and know, when I think about a warrior, I mean, I I I didn't know my dad growing up. He didn't know I existed. So you wanna talk about some deep, some deep stuff, but I now have a son. I I've met my dad since then. I've changed my last name. My dad and I have a great relationship. It's been pretty cool, pretty cool story, but now I have a son.
He now has my name, which is my dad's name. And and, you know, he's been shooting his bow for probably close to a year, and he's poor. You know, like, talking about being a warrior, like, seeing a little kid out there just for hours on in, it's like, Oh, this is cool.
And so with you and your son, of course, with you and your daughter and with my me and my daughters as Chaz, but since you kinda brought up the sun aspect and the warrior, how are you implementing with him to be able to act with no fear or to be able to see fear and press into it as opposed to letting it you know, steer us in different directions. What do you what do you know specifically? That's beautiful. And I'll talk about my daughter as well with that is.
So my son specifically is is really Been there at his level. So what I do with my son, for example, like, if he gets hurt, right? So my dad, when I would get hurt before, is like, get up. There was no nurturing at all. So I get down to his level. I look him in the eyes and say, are you hurt or are you scared? And he'll say both. And if he's hurt and scared, we manage what's hurt. And then we, you know, nurture mother to be scared that when we get back up, like, we're gonna do it again. Okay?
He's like, alright. So I'm gonna do it with you, son. We're gonna do this together. We're gonna fail together. How does that sound? And so constantly reinforcing that, hey. What he did, the failure is not a failure. It's a step towards the next goal. I've also really encouraged him too to stand up for for who he is, like, as my son, and he's a I just it makes me smile tremendously, both my daughter and my son because it's like, I never got this type of coaching. My dad's a great human being.
He provided for our family just he never provided this type of leadership for me. Never he wasn't really around when I was a kid. Good provider did everything he did He did what his dad taught him to do. Right? Yes. Yeah. And so never told me. Love me. Never. And so those are all the things that I do with my son, but I also let my son know too Chaz we we're gonna fail forward. Like, a 100% chance that you're gonna fail, son. I said, that's a guarantee I'll give you in life.
They tell you there's, you know, you gotta pay your taxes and you're gonna die. Right? You also are gonna fail. Especially if you're gonna become an entrepreneur. Right? Yeah. That's right. And I also allow him too as he's transitioning from subconscious. He turned eights. Now he's becoming conscious. Right? He's getting a conscious mind. It's now he's asking tons of questions that I remember as a child. They'd be like, that's the way it is. I'm like, I go. I we go deep into the question.
Yeah. S. Dad, why is it this way? Wolfe, let's talk about it. Why do you think it's that way? He has more insight than I do use it because he's closer to source. And I'm like, that's a really good insight. We, you know, give you an example, the super boy said, dad, who do you believe is gonna win the Super Bowl? And I just messing with him. I said, I said, I think god god is my president CEO. That's who I think is gonna win the Super Bowl. And he goes, He goes, yeah. Yeah. He goes, yeah, dad.
God isn't everything. And I said, well, explain to me, and he started talking through it. It was actually all one of my story to blue. I was just I had to it was like, He's in the blade of grass. He's you. And he just started. And I'm like, that's it. I'm like, you are a what could just, yeah, just by letting asking questions and letting him express himself in said it being like, no. This is the way it is because I don't know anything, man.
And I'm starting to realize by not knowing anything, it's making me the smartest man in the Wolfe. And he's one of my greatest teachers and my daughter. For my daughter specifically, she's such a lady, man. She's so classy. She's she's a beast. She's become like because my daughter went through and I hold a lot of guilt for this, and, you know, we worked through forgiveness together on this. I was a drug addict, an opiate addict from birth all the way to about four years old.
So my son is growing up completely different paradigm, and she's mature enough where she's forgiven me for it. But it's so interesting. This is all the parents out there. They did a little document. They didn't go anywhere, but they did, like, just document her and they interviewed her. And I I was standing outside listening, he, she didn't want me in the room. And she was like, oh, man. When I was a drug addict, like, I was just I felt so much guilt for it, man.
And my daughter said she goes, I still saw him as a superhero. Yeah. I had no idea my dad was a drug addict. You know, I was still there present, but I was high on drugs. And then she also said to, like, the man I am today who people see as full. Like, you see me train. I've left banking in 2017. You don't have the suit. I mean, what looks like the American dream. Right? I was miserable, brother. Misorable. She said my dad was miserable as a banker. And who my dad is today, I'm proud of him.
I was like, wow, man. So I say that because with my daughter, I do is every every month, I take my daughter on a date. I take her to a really nice restaurant, and I show her how a man should treat a woman, how divine masculine should show up in divine feminine. And these are things that I never was taught by my father. And so these are things that I I feel that we're here to shift the generation. That's what I really feel.
So I'm trying to embody in them the things that I didn't learn, not not saying that I have it right, but I'm trying to do the best I can so that when my daughter and my son have a child Chaz we can shift to generate You know, and that's what I mean by drawing a line in the sand. Yeah. That's good, man. Yeah. The the intentionality, obviously, is where it all breaks down. The the the little moments that you have with these children.
And, of course, I I'm sure that you've carried that into all areas of your life. I know that you have through your discipline and stuff, but it's fun to be able to hear, especially as parents who are entrepreneurs, you know, I talked to a I talked about a lot of entrepreneurs, and there's a lot of them out there that, you know, they I mean, I I I don't wanna be that dad, right, that that, you know, the dad that we probably had, or in my case, I didn't have.
And so being able to kinda go all in on dadhood or or even being a good husband or whatever, like we have with our businesses because We that's just an easier, like, we we're we can be obsessed. We can go all in on the money, but sometimes it's a little harder to to really like you said, kinda settle down that moment, look him in the eyes, and really be Yes. Who he needs you to be. What do you think? What do you think for right now?
The the entrepreneur listening to, right, you know, to to you, and it's like, man, that's really powerful what he does with the son and and with his daughter. And I I don't I wanna do that, but I don't know what the first step is. What would you say, like, super practical for the listener to go do to work towards that? Yeah. The first thing I did was define principles.
I read Ray Dalio's book called Prince like, I love Ray Dollar, the the one of my favorite economists, but he has a book called Principles. And so this changed my life. Literally changed my life. So I define principles within my business and personally, and I live by those principles because I always say if you don't believe in something, you're gonna fall for everything. Right? And I noticed that In entrepreneurship, often, we see the grind culture. Right? We're supposed to grind 19 hours a day.
We can talk about that as well. You shouldn't be grinding 19 hours day scale your business because we got into business for freedom. Right? So the first is I define principles for business. It's integrity, honesty, and uncompromising belief in god. So any business that I create, I have to be able to openly and freely speak about my relationship with god and Jesus Christ, my CFO as a Buddhist, you can come as you are in our business.
Because in the corporate America, you can speak about politics or religion. In mind, you can talk about whatever you believe in. We say say what you mean. Don't say it mean. So from there, all my decisions are made based on my principles. Then we go over to personal's peace, freedom, and family structure. If Anything disrupts my peace, freedom, or family structure, it's a hard no. I don't care if someone offered me a $10,000,000 contract, a $1,000,000,000 contract.
If it do obstructs my peace, my freedom to be with my children off at 2 o'clock every single day, or my family structure, it's a hard no. And my kids see that. Yeah. They see that. They see that I'm devoted to my so I get off at 2 every day. I'm raising my son. My, you know, his mom's super amazing mom. She's involved We're both raising her. Right? We're not together, but we're both properly raising him the best we can being apart.
And I made a commitment that I will be there for my children, and so The next step for that was once I did that and made those commitments, all my decisions in business personally and professionally are all based on my principles. And I let my kids know what the principles are. And so they know that. They and my team knows that too. You know, we launched a new company and they said, hey. You gotta be on these meetings at I said that's against my principles. I'll release my equity.
And they were like, no. No. No. No. We're good. And I'm like it, but that's that's how that's how sense or Yeah. Yeah. How serious you have about your principles. So once you define that, it seems like I call it god, the universe, whatever you wanna call it, seems to guide you to the right opportunities because what does freedom mean? Right? Freedom for me is freedom of time, freedom of choice, freedom to be with my family. Why need resources for that? I need income for that.
So it's very clear, like, when I close my eyes, I can picture our future. And then from there, I reverse engineer everything back to my principles and the activities based on the principles. Yeah. I love it. And intentionality with the capital intentionality. Yeah. Love it. Love it, man. Okay. Well, so there's a lot to unpack here, you know, but I wanna definitely get to the the economics part of just your mind and what what's going on in today's Wolfe.
Radalia, obviously, as you described, that I mean, maybe we just start with that because Yeah. Some of some of the stuff he's talked about for years is, like, in the midst of being, like, literally happening now. You've been talking about stuff for 4 plus years now Chaz things are happening in our economy, things are happening in crypto, things are happening across the world. Why don't we just, like, pause and just give you, like, a, like, a 32nd just intro to economics with Coach JV. Love it.
Yes. First of all, I'm saying 99% is coming from Ray Dalley. 1% is coming from my own research. I'll say it with Ray Dalley. He's amazing. So, like, he shared when a climate change in narrative, award narrative, social geopolitical narrative, and a financial narrative, it's never had all 4 at the exact Same time, America's sitting at 120 percent debt to income ratio. We have more debt than we have income. The average middle class American has to make a $160,000 a year to be middle class now.
Right? America has to borrow for pay for critical services, our critical services, and we're in the most historical presidential election in human history. Also, in 2023, the banks, the bond yields inverted, which suck all the liquidity out of the banks, and the regional banks are in a very tough position right now. So now we're sitting here, and then this happened this last weekend, which October kinda kicked it off last last year. And then now this weekend was historical.
Everything happening right now. Is a historical pattern that happens. There's nothing new under the sun. It happens over and over again in human history. And I'm not trying to be nonemotional about the war. I do not support war. I don't support anything going on. I'm all about love and kindness and stuff like that.
What I'm saying is If you understand how these waves of energy happen, it's the greatest time in human history to build wealth for your family to get them out of that just over broke paradigm. So we've studied the waves of energy by studying Ray Dalio and understanding where we're heading in the economy. There's gonna be everything's gonna shift in the economy. Right?
The way that the American dollar is is showing up the way that money moves through the system, the way that people invest, cryptocurrency blockchain AI technology. And so the middle class really has to wake up that there's an opportunity for them to get involved. Main Street involved in that's why they flooded us out of crypto. And there's another part of it too that, like, we gotta get our shit together, man, specifically in America.
So that's that's a reader's digest version of where we're at in America right now. Yeah. Okay. Well, so let's let's break some of this down because you said you you kinda ended there with we gotta get, personally, we gotta get right. Let's let's use that as a caveat here because we just kinda came out of some of the personal stuff. What do you mean that we gotta get right, like, singularly first? You're talking about internal? You're talking about my mind. You're talking about my bank account.
What are you talking about? Yeah. I'll so I called the 5 pre framework. 1st first is foundational. Right? So foundation is what I talked about. You have to discover where where did you learn about money? What what is your belief system around money? So my parents would say money doesn't grow on trees. Yeah. It does. It's it's paper. Right? I didn't realize that money is just debt. I didn't even know that, but I had to rewire.
First, you have to rewire your belief system around money, and you have to go deep and to find out how did your money how did your parents speak about money? Were your grandparents wealthy, were your parents wealthy? Did they talk about investing, or they say go to school, get a job, get a 401 k? But going to school, getting a job, getting a 401 k, that's a strategy of hope. You're hoping that the market is gonna be an alignment when you retire.
Yep. That doesn't sound like retirement to me or planning. Right? So we never take the time to learn. Step 2 is financial literacy. You have to understand what is a bank. How does a bank work? How do they make money? Interest income, fee income, and capital markets income? Chaz happens to your money when it goes into a bank? They lend it out to the next person walking in. Right? We have to understand that money is debt, so my income is your debt. Your debt is my income.
There is no money in the system. So we have to understand also the night from 1913, the financial literacy, since the federal reserve is created, the US dollars collapsed 99 percent. Right? So now, you know, we rewire the foundation. We develop financial literacy. We know what money is. Then we have to start to learn how to become disciplined, budgeting, right, looking at, do I really need this, or do I want this, right, and really changing our frame of mind?
Then the next step we teach people is how to create income. How do you create income? Well, maybe You're not an entrepreneur and you want to have a job, but you should always pay yourself first. When you pay yourself, where should you pay yourself? Right? So you have you have crypto. You have stocks. Everybody's telling you the next Next best thing. And after you learn to earn, this is the key Chaz you have to learn how to protect, compound, and grow.
And so those are the steps that we've gone through, and it's radically our lives. You know, we went from broke on the parents' couch to, you know, 3 coming up on 3 7 figure ecosystems, and I have a Rockefeller Trust set up. My family for generations is set up It's because that it was that deep commitment to change. It was like, it's and it's not that difficult. Once you get into it, it's a very simple strategy.
You got cryptocurrency that's gonna go parabolic on the straight up on the back end of this year, but what goes up must come down really hard. And we always say buy the rumors, sell the news. When the news is telling you to get in, you should have been out days ago, if that makes sense. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. There's there's a there's an element here that you went through faster.
I wanna I wanna come back because I've actually taught this exact formula, even to kids in in schools, which is, you know, we typically go to work, you spend your time, that equals money, and then we spend it. And so I draw it out on the board for the kids, and and they all understand. Like, yes, that's how money works. Okay. Cool. Right. And so Yep. What if At the end of the month, you don't have any more money. And what do you what do you have to do now? We have to go back to work.
Same same equation. Time. It goes money. Spend it all in the stuff. Okay. Got it. But what you've suggested, which is the same thing that I helped the t the kids understand, this is not like a well known thing, even with adults. So I wanna press into this. Yes. You're basically suggesting, like, when I earn before I spend, I'm I'm asking myself some questions here. Do I get it? Do I want it? I love that.
But with those funds, I'm going to instead of sending it over to spend, I'm gonna push it down or up into an investment first, Let that vest investment pay me and then pay for my stuff. Give us a little coach JB here. Always pay your 1st every single time. So Wednesdays and Friday, I get paid dividends into my freedom at for my to my companies. It's a ritual. I wake up. I'm like, boom. We gotta move the money. It has to move I have to pay myself first.
So the reason because when you start to pay yourself first, it eliminates any frivolous spending. It's out Right? It's because what happens if you don't pay yourself first, then it gets in the account. You pay your bills and then what's left. You're always the last on the totem pole. Yeah. You have to flip it. You have to flip it. Also, the energy behind money, this is something a lot of people don't talk about. Is it money is just a frequency? It's currency.
So if you are the last on the totem pole, guess what money thinks? I'm always gonna pay you less. I'm always gonna take care of you less, but money is a source. It's a currency. So when your investors, people who save and invest, they actually make more money. It's a conscious effort. So when putting money and it's like you think differently amount money. So when you go to spend your money, you go to buy a new pair of jordans or whatever people purchase, they're like, wait a minute.
That's a 160 bucks. I could put that into a token right now and gets 5000 coins, whatever it is. Right? So paying yourself first not only changes your frame of mind, but it also reduces your your It reduces your ability to spend on things that you don't need. Also, another thing is too, you realize that you have to budget. People are spending way too much money now. It's kinda tough environment saying that right now because lots change in 24 months. Right?
Inflation, I get You know, there's some dual family homes right now. They can't even buy groceries. So I I'm cautious saying that I get that. I totally get that Okay? So if you have 2 cars as a family, a husband and wife, can you go down to 1? Can you do public transportation? Can you get rid of both cars and drive a Hooptee for a while? Maybe you mess I mean, I'm not gonna hate saying this, but, like, maybe you need to mess up your credit a little bit to start saving a little bit.
I mean, I know that's a Chaz you have to get out of all this The American dream is dead. This borrowing against your future self is 72 month for a loan for a car, right, which is a liability, and that's what I teach my son my daughter, liabilities, and assets. Right? Every vehicle I drive is paid for by a company or an asset. Right? And so we have to really reframe reframe that people and because that's the first thing I hear. Well, I don't have any money to invest everybody does.
So let me just tell you a personal story. So I was broke on my parents couch. They shut our business down. We had a our business was all encompassed. Everything was inside of a facility here. So it's physical. So the gym part, they made us shut our whole business down because of the pand. So it shut down our whole eco them. Yeah. I was like, okay. So my revenue went from to 0, basically. Right? So I was investing in crypto. So I was like, okay. I have no income coming in.
So, Gary Vay, he had this $20,000 flip challenge or whatever. So I was like, I'm gonna do this. So I started going on Facebook marketplace. I got a vacuum. I flipped a vacuum. He made 10 bucks. I put it into XRP. I flipped a couch. I cleaned it up, made a hundred bucks, and, like, there's money everywhere. Someone wanted their yard clean. I went clean their yard and made 20 bucks. 30 bucks.
I went from nothing to $10,000 in crypto then went to the bull run, and I just kept repeating people tell me when people tell me there's no money, I literally come hang out with me for a day, and I'll show you there's money everywhere. Oh, yeah. It's it's because we've been trained to think that it's just this go to It's trading time for money. Yeah. If you're trading time for money, you'll always be in the in the rat race.
Warren Buffett says in order to become wealthy, you have to make money while you sleep. So people have to really you have to buckle down for a while. I mean, I've been buckled down for this is year 4. And 4 years of just going all in and paying myself first. Now I'm starting to head into we call it the I call it the generational wealth cycle. Now I'm in an asset bubble. Now I'm like, Now every move I make is putting into assets.
If I wanna buy something, I borrow from the asset to buy a liability. Right? And so and and I got there. Because another place that's really cool is an art library. It's free. I had a library card, and I read all I read every book I could on wealth. And I was like, oh, the there it's all right here. Right? And then, you know, then I start spending money on mentorship, Alex or Mozy, all these different people. And I'm like, wow. Okay. So, yeah, I think that's the biggest thing.
That's a big first thing I get, why don't have the money to invest? Everybody. There's money everywhere. Yep. That's right. You've mentioned books before we hit the record button. You'd kinda slide it, a little title in there that I also find very fond. You know, and and so and a lot of the principles that you've mentioned here come from the richest man in Babylon. So talk talk about the principles in this book.
I mean, they're basically what you've been saying, but any any highlight to the book and anything that the listener could get out of that, that's what you're talking about. Yeah. Richus Manabala simplistically, it's kind of a harder book to read. If you know, Like, you gotta really digest it. So, basically, every time you get so if you get 10 bucks, you you make 10 bucks, you wanna birth a brother or sister from that $10. Right? So for me, like, That's that's where my strategy in cryptocurrency.
When everybody's excited in getting in, I've already sold four times on the way up. When I pull, I don't go buy Lambos and Ferraris. I go take that money. And I secure my money and I secure it in things that I can actually borrow against. So now I've taken 10 bucks. Say, I made 10 bucks in the crypto market. I take out 50% profit I put the $5 into, I use insurance investments, ensure my money, then I borrow against OPM, the insurance cash value, and now I've made money 3 ways.
So that ten bucks that went into crypto now made me 5. I put into insurance product, and I can borrow maybe 90% of the cash value. Then I go buy a cash generating asset. Now it's 4. So every time you get money, that's what the banks do. It's the exact same thing the banks do. Missus Jones puts in her ten bucks. She they lend it out to the next person walking in 9 bucks Chaz $9 gets lent to the next person or $8, and her money now changed hands nine times without no new money creation.
That's why I tell people you have to understand what money is called fractional reserves. Right? And I think in a checking account now, it's 0. They'll they can lend out a 100% of your money. So everything we buy or everything we so you so the I think it was Grant Cardone that said he said wealthy people buy stuff or or get credit that the working poor buy and working poor buy get credit Chaz makes the wealthy wealthier. Right?
So Chaz is a tool It's an instrument too, because I'm kind of a mix of all these different. Right? So I'm, like, I'm not big on credit card debt and things like that. Any debt that I have is actually generating income, if that makes sense. Hey, kings and queens. Chaz Wolf. I wanna talk to you about something that's super important to me. We put a lot of time and effort. We meeting myself and my team into this podcast, into the content that goes out every single day.
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Together, we are building a community of like minded entrepreneurs who are committed to growing their businesses to new heights. So Let's do this. Let's help each other grow. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I think that that's a a wise move. I mean, the the the principle of just taking money first, paying yourself first. Yep. Yep. The book talks about a 10% going into your purse. And and and then the purse gets big enough to then you make an investment.
And so whether it's in crypto, whether it's in real estate, I've done this multiple times over. In fact, I'm I'm in the middle of one of these little purse builds, Where? What you just said is like, okay. I I I sold my truck to one of my companies, and I have not have not Chaz a car in almost a year. I've had a couple buddies every like, wait. What? You know, I mean Yeah. I could go buy pretty much any car. I want like, wait a second. You you don't have a car.
I was like, well, first off, I don't go anywhere. Like, I run all of my companies right here. And Yes. I spend my time with my family here, my wife's here, every now and then I I might go a couple places and I use my wife's vehicle. So what first off, why do I need 1? Now that's just me being essentialist. Sure. Number 2 is I there's this if you compound that $100,000 Yep.
In the initial investment over the course of not only just my 50 years of that investment, whatever that's gonna be, crypto or real estate or whatever, but it then it then it gets passed on to my children. And my grandchildren, we're talking 1,000,000 of dollars Chaz I'm deciding on a vehicle. It's like, I think I'll go with the millions for now. Yeah. And then we start to understand entrepreneurship.
For example, we just I could either give a certain amount to Biden, taxes, or I could have bought the car I just bought and got a, you know, the with the the tax code. I I don't know which which tax was that. 179. Yep. So, basically, I was able to write off a a crap to buy really cool cars £6000. I'm like, either I give it to them. So now we're like, okay. So how can we mitigate tax burdens. Right? So now we just create a C Corp. So and the game is designed.
I always say when I look at it, it's designed for us to put money into the economy. Right? Cause if I am I either gonna give Chaz much to the tax people where I go buy a car that there's a person working at the dealership. There's a person that built the dealership. There's a person built the tires. I always look at it as people get so caught up in taxes. It's like, I'm able to put money back into the economy. Now I wish I could've kept that that amount.
But Yeah. When you start to learn the game, it's like, that game is not rigged against you. It's it's it's rigged for you to win, to create to be an entrepreneur, to create money, to be an investor. Yeah. Right? But I also cautious people caution people in this these economic times right now, like, especially if you're getting into crypto, man, it's like, it's so it's so speculative and you have to have an exit plan.
I tell every person getting a crypto you have to have an exit plan because it's unrealistic from 2020 to 2022 I made more in crypto than I would have made my whole life as an executive at a bank, a VP. I was like, that this is not and I was like, this is not natural. Get your money out, and that's that's what made us, you know, rich and now we're heading into wealth. I was like, because I pulled profits.
Yep. And then 2022, I I can't it seemed like it was overnight, but I remember I woke up and my portfolio was down the the 50% I kept was down 85%. And I was like, this is completely unnatural. Then we got really strict with our investments. Right? So we we do ladders on the way out. So if people are getting into crypto, be very cautious, have a game plan. Right?
Don't don't mortgage your these people, like, some influencers are teaching people to, like, do a a a loan on your credit card and give you I'm like, don't play games with credit to like, if you don't know how to use credit, to to to make more money like Chaz. I wouldn't play games with that. I just want to put that caveat out there. I do use cryptocurrency. I yep. I've gotten very wealthy off of it, but You gotta be you have to have a solid game plan and good people around you as well.
Yeah. Let's keep the train going on the crypto. We've got the the Bitcoin having coming up here in 5 days. I know you talk a lot about that in your content. How does that affect crypto? How does that affect our economy? What do you what do you say? Yeah. So so just to start with Bitcoin specifically. So you have Bitcoin, then you have alternative coin everything outside of Bitcoin is an alt altcoin. Right? So Bitcoin is a driver of the market.
It was created in 2019 by some synonymous person, Toshinakamoto, which was pretty wild. But every 4 years, they go through what's called the Bitcoin having. So it creates a supply and demand issue. So this Saturday, on 20th, the supply is gonna get cut in half that can be mined So what's wild about this asset too is that 80% of the supply has not moved. That's und completely unnatural with an investment. Number 2 is it's there's a fixed supply. No more of it can be printed. Right?
And then every 4 years, the supply decreases. Yeah. It gets better. It's yes. And it's doing something crazy. It's a risk on and risk off asset. So when there's high risk, people are going into it. And when there's low risk people are going into it. So it's like it's like nothing we've ever experienced before. So what happens is the Bitcoin having organically, it's like there'll be a little bit at with the war narrative though that pulled that crypto because that organically happens. Right?
So there'll be probably a little pullback this week. The Bitcoin happened in about 90 days. I remember it was, like, October, I think it was. August, September, October 2020 when it started going straight up. Crypto will just start going straight up. Bitcoin will go straight up. And then those profits flood into alternative coins. So from, like, 2024 back end.
And then if they lower interest rates before the presidential election, that's gonna make real estate go through the roof assets, go through the roof. Everybody will flood out the US dollar into assets. And then 2024 back end into 2025 is what's called the bull run. But I everybody's like, when's the bull run gonna end? I'm like, please don't focus on that. Focus on setting at targets to make you feel comfortable. Get your initial investment out so you're good.
Now you're like, you walked into a casino and you played a roulette. If you put down a $1000 and you win 2000, pull your 1000 off the table. Then when you start winning, get a free cocktails, have a few drinks, take some profits off the table. Now when you lost your money, you actually have your money and you have a little bit of house money on the table, and I do the same thing with crypto. And so I pull profits. And so because people, like, they they get the green jeans.
They think it's gonna keep going up, and it doesn't. Like, the Dogecoin millionaire, I think he made, like, 3,500,000. He's a 50,000aire now. Yeah. He does. Like, and he admits that. He's like, I should have pulled profits. You know, he was he made 3,000,000 in Deutsche going never pulled profits. Yeah. Yeah. This is this is a principle that I I too learned. Luckily, well, I I caught the first run that I caught, I did not do this. And then it went and it was just like, oh, okay.
Wow. There's this thing called greed. And it's like, why didn't think I had greed? But I don't know the actual definition of greed, but in my mind, when I when I learned about investing was that if I'm not if I don't have a plan, And I'm just hoping for it to go up and up and up and up and up and up and up. Yep. That's all it truly is is greed, really. Rather than calculated plan. And so the time when it went up in 2020, I was ready.
And it was like, boom, boom, boom, all the way until I got completely And and so I think that that that you're spot on from an angle of of advice, but it's really just applicable to all invest You should be All investments. Yeah. You should be looking at your business. You should be looking at your your real estate, and it should be paying you first. And you should be taking profits off the table so that you can keep things you know, less risky.
Yes. I tell everybody I say have an exit plan and everything in life except your relationships. I have an exit plan. So I have an exit plan in my all my businesses. I have an exit plan in crypto. I have an exit plan. You know? And then all my exit plans go into insure my wealth. I put my money to insurance. Right? And so, like, I insure I do with the wealthy. Do I put my money? I insure my life, and I insure my wealth.
So anything I exit goes into my insurance, goes into my insurance, and then I have the Rockefeller Trust called the waterfall system. So, like, I'm all about generational. Like, I was like, if I'm drawing a line in the sand like the Grand Canyon, we're not going back. Like, I will make sure when I'm passing that my kids, kids, kids, kids will be wealthy. And and there's parameters that I put on that trust. Like, 50% goes to my kids, 50% goes in the dynasty.
I put all kinds of rules on that money. There has to be financial literacy. There there's all it's really cool. And that's that's the neat thing about this where where because I I feel like we come here to make an impact, and I feel like as I pass, Chaz that's a way I can make an impact Chaz I'm leaving this earth that that I have a rock fella trust set up for a 1000 years. And based on the way it set up, it replenishes itself over and over and over again. And that gets exciting.
It makes it makes investing fun. It's not just like I'm investing. It's like I'm manifesting for a new life or however this I don't know. I I believe in god. I don't know what happens after we die.
I'm not, but I'm I'm, you know, I'm hoping I go to heaven, but but if I do come back, at least I have left an impact or maybe that energy is still here, but I so for me, it's getting really fun because it's like, man, I went from broke of my parents' couch to a dynasty Rockefeller trust and anybody the the why I bring that up is not to brag is to show people what is possible. Yeah. I believe truly that all possibilities exist.
You just have to access that field of energy, and you have to put in the work to get there. Yeah. How could one, you know, I mean, kinda going back maybe over to the to the spiritual connection side here, but accessing the energy. You know, I mean, there there's there's the subconscious training, right, that we kind of already mentioned. We didn't really go into that much, but, you know, I mean, we can read Thinking Growrich.
It literally gives a playbook inside of the book as far as, like, you should write this down and read it out loud every single day morning and night. Like, there's some pretty basic practical subconscious training tools out there, including that one. Yep. And then as far as, like, accessing, you know, the spiritual or accessing what you you and I would consider maybe our god given talent or our ability to connect. Is that is that just a quiet space for you?
Is that is that a mixture with a visualization that is kind of you know, work through from Napoleon Hill? Like, what was it look for? Look for, like, like, for you. That's beautiful. Yeah. So, again, I I loved you, and it's it's awesome. The secret was designed from the Bible. I believe it's a dumb down version of the Bible. Like, in the way they said it, like, you know, they Jesus said take no thought. He says it all the time. He said if the I be signal Your body is filled with light. Right?
And what does it mean when your pineal gland, when you go into when you close your eyes and you go into darkness, your pineal gland activates, when your pineal gland activates, That's when the manifestation happened. Your true self, your conversation with god is when you open your eyes on what you're seeing within your reality. And they've taught us it's outside in. It's actually inside out. That's what manifestation is. Your reticular activating system is a guidance system.
So it's your Chaz. Right? So it's guiding you. So if I have a vision board and I'm writing down my goals, which is an activity I do, And I if I'm planting the seeds, then god will do what he it, whatever you believe in god will do what it needs to do. Sometimes there's a roadblock just like your GPS. You're cruising along and the GPS says go left. We trust the GPS, but we don't trust god. Like, all of a sudden, the business felt COVID hits, they shut my business down Right?
It's like, I just trusted. I'm like, hey. This is your plan. I don't know what. And then all of a sudden, this awakening happened inside of me. So my patterns for me is it's really important when you wake up and when you're going to bed. Ride those first fifteen minutes, your brain isn't supposed to call data. It's a programming state. Right? So right when you wake up, what does everybody do? They pick up their phone and look social.
Right when I wake up, I'll go to the bathroom and then I go right into my visualization. I'm connecting to the field and frequency of all possibilities. So I'm very specific on where I'm going. Like, The farm that I live on, my kids each have a house Chaz the ecosystems taken care of. We're financially free.
I'm spending time with people I love, and I reverse engineer as I come back into conscious awareness when I open my eyes, then I have to do the activities that align with that feeling of frequency. That's the decisions that I make. The how I treat my partner, how I treat my family, how I run my businesses. Right? And then throughout the day, I'm making sure that the activities I'm doing are in alignment with the goal. Right?
So that's so there's the the mental, then there's the physical part, faith that that works as foolish. But then there's also the moving from when you talked about courage, and I wanted to bring that up, is that the way that our world is designed right now as we're living in force which creates inactivity. Right? So forces, greed, anger, jealousy. World War 3, all this stuff happening, will they push us so deep into that that we become inactive? Or we're hyperactive. We're moving too much.
We're trying to justify things by movement. You brought it up in the beginning, which was beautifully talked about when we're talking like courage When you develop courage to go after your dreams to draw a line in the sand, it's spiritual. Yeah. It actually it doesn't matter what god you believe in, but if you have the courage to speak your truth, Be authentic, filled with gratitude and unconditionally loving for yourself and others.
You'll ascend into a higher level of energy and frequency, and there's just a big shift in the energy field just recently. Has to do with war and all those things. And so it's not that one human being is great in the other. We are all equally important under god's eyes, in my opinion, It's what level of possibility and what energy are you willing to access to the activities you do, but most of all the thoughts that you have.
Yeah. You know, it's interesting as we You know, the the thoughts, and even the meditations, like, the the obsessions, right, that that we have, and and going biblical a second. Like, I think of the Psalms, I think of David, and I think of him being a man after god's own heart, and how a lot of the time he just spent with god. And and we know this as believers. We know this. But it's like, no. In in in actuality, he was doing everything that you just described.
And creating a a connection that allowed him to to literally be able to say, should I go after him? And he god Chaz, yeah. Like Yes. Well, think about this too. The Jesus said when they asked him who who is the ruler, he said the devil is the prince of the earth. Right? So if if that's true, if if you believe what Jesus said, the devil's a prince of the earth, then everything they're doing within the physical world is all the stuff to keep us trapped in an in an action enforced. Right?
So if you just reverse engineer and invert it just like Jesus did, these wise men knew where to go to find this guy. Right? Jesus. He leaves for 18 years, gone for 18 years. He comes back on a donkey wearing birkenstocks and a sheet around him. So think about that for just a moment. He was so humbled. Right. Whatever he learned for those 18 years. I'm not Wolfe won't go into that, but he comes back and he inverts all the teachings. Flips it on everybody. He was not religious.
He was going from village to village. He was empowering people. He took undisciplined people and made them disciples. He took me and you, broken ass people, drug addicts like me, that, and he was like, listen, JV. What are you doing to get your shit together? Who cares what all these other people are doing? You're going in and out of church on Wednesday Sunday, but your activities don't match your be the the what you're saying you want.
I want you to get your shit together and you picked on the all these unlikely characters to come together. And they're the they're iniquities pissed each other off, and he would get them together and they'd bounce on him and they had to figure it out, right, and they're like, wait a minute. And then he takes these 12 disciples and he goes, now you're gonna heal people. Once say he's like, we now you're gonna I got stuff to do. You're gonna go kill people.
We gotta together, and that's that's where I think we're in this polarizing moment in America where people are gonna wake up to this man Chaz we do have the power to stand up that we do have the power and empowerment, not power over people, but the empowerment within ourselves. You know, Trump coming back isn't gonna change my activities and behaviors. I I was able to become a millionaire with with Biden in office. Everybody's complaining about Biden.
I'm not saying I wouldn't rather have another president. I'm not gonna give the politics But I'm saying what I'm saying is Biden didn't stop me from becoming a millionaire. That's right. I was broke on my parents' couch. Biden didn't wake me up in the morning to go do my Biden didn't take care of my family, but Biden didn't develop my principles. And I truly believe that's what Christ Jesus was saying, like, get your shit together. Like, I really I say when I I I say talk to him all the time.
I talk to god and god's like, JB, come on. You're slipping, man. Yeah. Let's go. It has nothing to do with you or or anybody else. Nobody's doing anything to me. Yeah. Other than what I'm doing to myself. And so sorry to me to go on a tangent with that, but I thought about that because he comes comes back on a donkey, man. And I'm like, humble. He's like, what are we doing? Like, come on, guys. Yeah. So Well, I mean, you're right. That was his message. I mean, it's Kingdom come. Like, hey.
Get ready. Get ready. And even before that, you know, the the predecessor before him and John the Baptist. So all of this to say got somebody listening here today who's most likely an entrepreneur, probably a pretty successful one. And and they're like, okay. Wolfe. They've talked about a lot here. They we've talked about mindset. We've talked about spiritual. We've talked in crypto.
Things are kinda shaky right now, especially with the stuff that just happened past weekend in the war or in in the in the world with potential war, you know, spreading. What does somebody go do after they turn this podcast off to go to the next level in their business, in their life. I mean, first off, I wanna give a a chance to get in touch with you. So I'll get that here in a second. But from, like, a practical, they just click off, and then they're gonna go, what? What what would you say?
You gotta get this first in order. Yeah. One thing. So when I coach people, I'm like, hey, coach. Principles. What are your principles? What what are you gonna be defined as? And from there, you build out, 1st of all, it's principles first. Like, what are your principles? And and you have stand on those principles. They you need to spend some time on these. Like, when I developed these, I was like, I will not bend. I will not waiver.
Once I developed my principles, I looked at my life, and asked myself, is my life in alignment with my principles and it wasn't? It was embarrassing. I was like, wow. You say this, JV. You're doing all these TikToks You're doing all this shit, but if I really look at your life, it's not aligned with these principles. So then you build behaviors and activities that align with your principles. From there, you start to become a visionary You look and you say, okay.
What feeling do you want to create? Like, what do you, I always say, $1,000,000,000 ecosystem boldly? And I I already know what it feels like, what it looks like, touch feel, and then you go back down. What are the daily activities you need to do to get there? Right? From there as well, as an entrepreneur, for freedom, you have to scale. You have to scale. And that's how people are like, well, how do you get off it too? I scaled my businesses.
I scaled all my businesses, and I found other amazing human beings. I took them out of force I brought them into power to believe in themselves, and I empowered them. They're never gonna do it a 100% like I would, but they're they're not me. And so I brought people who are way better than me in scale because I think for entrepreneurs, we it's our baby. Right? It's it's like a child. Your business is your all my businesses are children. Right?
But just like a child, you gotta you gotta bring them up. You gotta push them out, and you gotta let them go. Right? And so I think that's a big, so define your principles. Create a vision back towards engineering to those daily activities. As entrepreneurs often, we get in this, like, rut. We're doing the same thing over and over again. You have to always assess every quarter Me and my team sit down and we we assess. Where are we at? What do we need to change?
And don't throw the baby out with the bathwater. Right? If something's going off, it's usually Something either. It could be economic, but it's usually just something you have to, like, dial in just a little bit. Right? So I would say principles, create the big vision, backwards engineer into daily activities, and then have faith. Like, absolute faith.
Like, I'm telling you, like, moving from faith to knowing, like, I know Chaz everything I'm doing today is in alignment with god wants for me tomorrow. And every night I go to bed, I sleep very well because I'm like, hey. If if if things aren't going well, you know, sometimes, you know, some businesses are struggling, but it's it's a wave of energy.
There's something happening within the economy, but I know that I'm doing what I need to do and having knowing instead of operating the stress and anxiety, that's not gonna get you anywhere. And that goes into energy and vibration. If you know and you trust that everything is taken care of, and that you can do all the things you can do to be present, but also faith Chaz that works as foolish. So and it was a lot, but I hope that that makes sense. Oh, that's good, man.
I just wanted to give them a a chance of to not only hear it, but, like, be able to go do it, but if they want your help doing all those things that you just said, they obviously need to reach out We're gonna put it in the show notes, but give us just a quick easy way for them to be able to find you and potentially get your help doing this. Yeah. Super grateful. So it's 3, t Chaz in Tom, warrior academy.com. 3tasintomoryacademy.com.
All our information will come up or coach JV, like junior varsity. And everything will be on there if you type that in Google. And, yeah, we'd be grateful to help anybody but very grateful to be here, man. Thank you. Yeah. That's awesome, man. I think Chaz, I mean, first off, the the intentionality, the word intentionality is been a part of a lot of what I've done and what even gathering the Kings has been and what we're helping other people do, but the the the practical.
How do I go actually be intentional? And I think you've given so many nuggets on that. So much so to where they should they should definitely check out your We'll put it in the show notes. Like I said, a couple years ago, when I first saw you, it was like, uh-oh, okay. This is good. I love the crypto stuff. I love the, you know, macroeconomic stuff. I'm always trying to pay attention to the waves. Things are moving, especially you're talking about energy. It's like, dude.
I'm trying to I'm trying to make sure I'm in the right frequency constantly. Yes. And so alright, man. Well, this has been incredible. I'm sure this relationship is gonna only flourish from here, but Yes. You have been a blessing to the listeners. Thank you for spending your time and, hopefully, just creating a frequency with me Chaz, is pretty unique. I appreciate you. I love it. Thank you so much. Appreciate you, brother. Thank you for listening to gathering the Kings today.
I hope that you were able to pull out a few nuggets to go apply into your business right away.
More importantly, though, I hope that you're realizing that it takes more to be successful than just being by yourself doing it all on your own, carrying the weight all by yourself what I have realized, not only in my own journey, from multiple businesses and multiple different industries, and now interviewing over 2 or 300 other very successful 7, 8, and 9 figure business owners is that it's tough to do it alone. And so gathering the Kings exists to bring together successful entrepreneurs.
In fact, we are putting together 1000 kings, specifically who are great full, but not done. We're intentionally assembling kings who fight tooth and nail for their business, family, and communities, and here's what we believe. That in the pursuit of excellence in those areas, that it ignites within us the responsibility to govern power and forge a lasting legacy.
So if that relates and resonates with you and you know that you need people around you, sharp, qualified, other very successful business owners. I want you to go to gathering the king's dot com. I want you to take a look at what we're doing and see if it makes sense for you to be part of our pursuit. To 1000 kings. Talk soon.