Investing Secrets, Mental Edge, Exit California | Jake Ducey

We've we've talked quite a bit, We've done some stuff together. UM. You you have a very interesting story that I want you to dig into a little bit. But I know you spend a lot of time on the personal development side, which is super important. UM. I talk a lot about a lot of training that I've done really is about the mental side of investing, because the mental side is where we always get an edge, no matter if it's

sports or business or investing. So I talk a lot about that, and so I'm interested to talk to you about the mental side of that. Um. But also, UM, you have been interviewing NonStop some of the best guys in the industry, and so I'm interested to learn what some of the secrets that you've been picking up and then I know you're really focused on, uh specifically kind

of like mining stocks, uranium, silver, things like that. So I want to get into some of that, some predictions what you're looking at, where you think things are going. So those are some topics that will cover. But um, just give us a real quick backstory on your real quick You have a pretty interesting story, which I love, and just real quick. The reason why I love that is because I believe American was built on individualism and it's that we are two different people that makes this

country great because you have different life experiences. I have different life experiences, and so it gives us um ways to see things differently, which then means we have different problems that we see, which means we bring different solutions. And so you definitely have a different story. So let's let's hear it real quick. Hey, just a real quick interrupt to let you know that this video is brought

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and now I'm just joking. But what I was saying was, um, yeah, man, I think that at the core, you're right. You know, I've been in the personal development industry for the last eight years. I when I was nineteen years old, I was a freshman in economics class. My dad showed me how the financial system worked during Thanksgiving break freshman year

of college. And his hair was like all crazy and like he just like got red pilled into the matrix and was like, oh my gosh, like everything I've done and all my taxpayer money in this system I bought into is you know, it's a frod. And so I went back to class economics and I asked my teacher why we couldn't audit the Federal Reserve, and so he

basically told me to shut up, memorize my textbook. We've gotten like a legitimate fight in class, and everyone in class wanted me to shut up so they could memorize their textbook for their exam too, And so I dropped out of college shortly thereafter. Kind of was very angry about everything that was happening in the world. You know, once I kind of woke up to it, and I think that happens a lot when you really see how much of a Ponzi scheme this entire financial and political

system is. And so I decided to drop out of college. Everyone said it was crazy, but my dad said, you know you should do it. This whole system you're waking up, go, how you know, go? So I went in bagabond just kind of cruised around and tried to discover what the purpose of my life was about. I called the book into the Win my six month journey wandering the world for life's purpose. So I wrote that book when I

was like one, and Noma published it. So I self published, but I sold twenty thou copies the first ten thousand, largely out of the trunk of my car and grilla marketing. I would go to every farmer's market, different day of the week, rent tables at college campuses, and so that was what I did for the last ten years. And the reason that's an amazing number. Yeah, we sold a

lot of that books, man a lot. And then I was the first motivational speaker ever on bands Warp Tour, which was the largest running you know, you should nod your head like you know what it is. So um yeah, the at the time, I grew up in southern California. Yeah, so at the time, Kevin lyman Um was my manager at the time, and so he's the he's the owner, or was the owner. It's not in existent anymore, but

ran for twenty five years. So I was their motivational speaker and at my wife and I sold the books all over and that was what we did. I didn't use the internet, didn't know anything about the internet, and Um, you know, I was in the personal development industry because you know, once you look into the system more and you see Edward Burnet's is kind of the father of modern PR. He's the nephew of Sigmund Freud. Used Sigmund Freud's discoveries about the subconscious to you know, create this

modern PR system. And so I believe, at the core, basically all my anger, I was able to redirect it and do kind of spiritually awakening, finding my purpose. And I believe that when we can also wake up mentally and we realized, we we break free from all this conditioning of the world, you know, taught to believe we aren't good enough, smart enough, give up all of our authority and power to sources and things outside of ourselves. And so that's been my focus. And then, um, my

business I went online and that took off. Main Channel's got six hundred thousand subs. Personal development stuff totally different than finance and not it's not totally different. We're going to tie that back to together, but go ahead and keep going. No, but that's it, man. And then eight months ago, you know, I was doing all my investing on the side, and I had this other passion. You know that originally woke me up, which was you know,

macroeconomics and social politicals. Yeah, system investing commodities, and so I started this channel and that's how you and I met, you know, and it ended up taking off in the last eight months. But yeah, that's kind of a long story. Yeah, that's a great story. So it's a great story. And

so for everybody listening. You may not be into this non non new new like personal development stuff, but listen, man, it is so important as I As I said in the intro, like the mental edge is what separates the elite and any discipline, and so that's why I spent a lot of time doing training for my audience on the mental side of investing. So I want to get into that because without it, it doesn't matter what you're doing, you're not gonna succeed. So we'll tie that back together.

But I want to go backwards real quick. You said that your dad red pilled you, So, uh, for anyone who doesn't know at this point, it's a matrix reference, right, the blue or the red pill. The red pill you see the whole world that you don't want to see, and once you see it, you can't un see it unfortunately. Right, that's the story that everybody tells, and I've witnessed that.

But I'm curious if you can remember what was like what what what was it that he told you or what was your big like epiphany if you if you can remember like one thing or a couple of things that were like shocking. That was that that red pill moment um, the Federal Reserve and the creation of the Federal Reserve, you know, nineteen thirteen, and the fact that you know they essentially their private corporation that essentially as shareholders and there you know, they're they're using it to

enslave the entire world, you know. And so at the court was that and how the print print money out of thin air or something? Yeah, like you said when you did your Cambridge House International interview, what was the title of that. It was like you said that fiat currency has created, you know, the majority of all the problems in the world, Like at the courts that and it's malicious what they're doing. You know, they know this is not you can't do this forever. They know that.

And so it was that, you know, and and at the time it just made me angry but then that led me to personal development and trying to find more optimism and purpose in life. And so you know, I think they're both important. Yeah, what's funny is, um I have I have two daughters and my youngest is eleven. But it was a couple of years ago. She might have been nine, Um, nine or ten. Maybe we're driving in the car and uh, my kids don't like it when I talk about this stuff too much. They like

roll their eyes. But she was, like, she was sitting next to me in the car front seat and I was talking to her about the banking system. I was talking to her about the photo reserve and how um they basically print money out of thin air and the more they print it takes value out of other people's bank accounts and this and that, right, And she looks over and she's like, why don't people know about this?

Like why are people okay with that? And I'm just like it was just for her to have that epiphany and for her to say that at nine or ten years old, um was was pretty amazing. So uh yeah, when you learn about the inner workings, it's pretty amazing. Right. So that's that's pretty cool moment. So thanks for sharing that. So, um that led you down this path. Now you learned about the financial system. You were in an economics class, which is obviously to learn about money right at the economy.

But then you left money to go into personal development, which is okay, right. I mean, that's the base of of I guess, driving us to become better in all areas of life. So tell me how that transition went from being focused on money, being shocked about money, and then going away from money. Um, you know, basically I didn't. I knew that I didn't want to be part of the system, and that's what I was training myself to do.

And you know, it's ten years later, it's worked out so well with multiple businesses that have done really well and leverage the internet. But it was almost like the universe brought me to them. I just I always say it's better to appear strange to others than to be a stranger to yourself. And it was either, you know, I was gonna go get do my life and just do little random hustle jobs or be a yoga teacher.

I knew I didn't want to go back to school and go I thought I was gonna major in economics, and I don't I would go be a salesperson for some company, you know, UM, And I realized that I wanted to do the things that you know, it inspired me. And at first it was backpacking around the world and writing a book about it. And then you know, I didn't know where that was leading. Like I said, no one would publish my books. So I printed five thousand copies and I filled my whole sedan up with my

boxes of books and I just sold them. And then that led to selling enough where you know, I did a ted X talk and then that led to meeting Jack Campfield and my book agent, which led to getting a book deal with paying in random house, which you know, at twenty two years old, my books were like on the shelf. And then like that led to another book,

which led to the Internet. And and I can't say I planned it all, but I'm now looking back and studying people like you and Robert Kiwasaki and all these things, like you need to have a business to escape this system in this world. Um, having um constantly being able to raise your income ceiling is really essential. And then also, um, you know, if you can have a scalable business. But we've all that leverages the Internet. We've seen the government

take people's businesses away, and so that's kind of what happened. Um, I wish I could say I was like twenty years old and I was like, you know, the perfect way to do your business is to do all these things and then let you're gonna leverage youtubeen, you're gonna write books, and like it just kind of happened whereas you know, and that's why I wanted to make my new channel, was, you know, to talk to people like you, guys that

have helped me. You know, let's let's let's unpack that just a little bit, because I want there's a lesson in here that I want everybody to get. And so you've you've become a great investor and you talked to some of the highest level investors in the world, and there's a lot of information I want to get from you on that regard. So everybody, painted everybody listening right now,

make sure you stay tuned for that. But there's a lesson right here that I kind of want to unpack, and so um we you and I we've had several conversations right where, um, I see so many people coming into my world that UM want to learn about investing, that they think they can quit their job and become a full time investor. And we've talked about how really

we need to focus on wealth creation first. Now you did that, but you talk about it like you just happened into it, right, But you didn't really write you you were given opportunities, but you continue to take advantage of those opportunities. People have opportunities every day that they don't take, they don't say yes to, they don't take advantage of. So you were like a happy, go lucky like, oh I just kind of shucks, I got into this, but not really right because you continue to push you

continue to do that. UM. I mean do you see it that way? I mean that that's one question. The second question I would say is, UM, do you see it that it wasn't just happenstance? I mean, you were, you know, were actively taking action on that building that out. But also the other thing I would ask you is, UM, you didn't know in advance that you wanted to have this YouTube channel and start interviewing investors. UM, but you were open to those opportunities of building that business out

and kind of following where those passions took you. So tell me how those two things kind of came together. Yeah, to be honest, it all came from YouTube. At first. When I went I did all the platforms with my personal development and my books and everything. But um, then I started using YouTube, and you know, my main channel got six hundred thousand subscribers in a couple of years, and that led to millions of website visits and I

learned how it worked. And so first of all, I would say that, you know, because then I was just able to apply the same model over But but but it's but it started with you, like finding something that you had interest in or you had passion in, and then pursuing that. Right. So I think that's where a lot of people get stuck, is like shoot on making fifteen bucks an hour or fifty bucks an how or whatever it is, and I'm stuck. I'm in a job, I'm a slave. I want to do something different. I

don't know what to do. And I think the lesson here is that you didn't know that it was going to lead to here, But you knew what you were doing wasn't what you wanted, and so if you followed what your interests and passions were it would lead you to where you wanted to go. I guess that's kind of what I'm thinking, because so many people today they're stuck and they don't like where they're at, and they and they want to change, but they don't know what

to do. And I think it always goes back to, well, what do you want to do? Where do you spend your time, where do your interests, what are your passions? And now figure out a way to use those to take you to the next level. And that's that's what I see that you did. Am I getting that right? Yeah? You know what always really amazed me in the working personal development, You know, with all the all the things that we've done, how few people actually even know what

they I want? And I had never asked myself that question my whole life, and I think waking up to the financial system and seeing a lot of what I thought was true was wrong, And thus then it made me go, well, why why the heck are we alive? Might as well do something that you care about? And I think it goes back to what you said is individuality and thinking for ourselves. You know, it's almost become trendy after Steve jobs said to follow your passion, and

is Stanford peach Stanford speech. Excuse me? There were people that said, no, don't follow your passion. You know, that doesn't make you any money. You have to think strategic, and it's like good luck trying to like spend fifteen years building a business that you don't have any passion or interest in. Yeah, it won't work. So I think that's that number one. You know. It was like, that's what changed my life is asking myself, Yeah, what do

I really want? And it was personal development, studying psychology, the subconscious mind. How do we have the hop how do we have the operating system that controls our whole life with all of our habits, How we interact with money, what we do and do not achieve in our life, how we think of ourselves. You know. That led me down that rabbit hole and ended up writing books and

it turned into something. But you're right, I mean, it's I guess step number one is we've got to reclaim our sovereignty, right, Yeah, So I just want to nail this topic home and then we'll move on. But so the lesson that I'm seeing, Um, there's a show that I'm watching with my kids right now. It's an amazing show and everybody should go watch it. I might have mentioned to you the other day Undercover Billionaire. I don't know if I mentioned to you that. Yeah, you were

telling me all about it. So anybody watching this that's interested in what we're talking about right now, just go onto your whatever platform and just search for Undercovered Billionaire and watch that. I'm not going to go deep into that, but everybody should go watch it if you're interested in creating wealth. But anyway, back to the lesson that I want to nail down here is that one you chased your passion. Now at individuals, we all have different passions

and we all see different problems. A couple of things that are important with that one is that, Um, if you're not passionate about it, as you said, you're never going to put the amount of time in that's required. And it's not easy to succeed in anything, and so it requires a lot of time and effort. And if you don't love it, you won't ever be able to put the time and effort and required to do it. So that's why I have to start with your passion. Now, Um,

you might have a bunch of different passions. So for me, surfing is a passion big time. I want to surf all the time. Um, but I also love business. I also love investing so well, even though surfings passion is probably the best way to make money, so why don't I focus on another passion that has a better path. So there is some strategy there, because as humans, right, we should have lots of interest and passions. So that's that's the less that's the lesson I want to pull

out of what you're saying because it's super important. The other thing that I would say is that a lot of times people are waiting for that boat to come in. That's the quote, right, waiting for my boat to come in. You didn't sit around and wait for a book deal and someone to give you money to write a book. No, you went and wrote the book, put them in your frigging trunk and drove around the country and sold them yourself.

And so what I love the quote is if your boat isn't coming in, swim out and get that boat. And so that's what you did. And so that's the lesson that I that I'm hearing, and it encourages me and I want more people to to hear that. So am I getting that all right? Yeah? I mean I agree with everything you're saying. You know, I learned from

Napoleon Hills book Thinking Grew Rich. He goes through the Latin definition of the word decide, and it's to kill off of any other alternatives, to to kill off any all other outs d side. And you know, I think that's obviously life changing at least I found. And for me, I was kind of thinking about what you said that I think it just goes to a couple of things, right,

you said there's numerous passions or areas of interest. It might be that, um, you know, you have something that's in landscaping, or it might be something in finance, or something in massage. But then I think the next question, you know, I guess to be more uh grounded in it, is is there a sellable market in it? Um? Then the next question is, are you can you ultimately um sell this without directly trading your your time for money? Is there a scalable element to it? And then can

you use the internet for an additional scalable element? And thankfully, uh you're able to do that with all I mean, technically you could do it with surfing. I mean there are ways to do it. I mean you could build a you know, so obviously there's there's more money and strategically investing and things like that. But yeah, I think those are important things that that helped me a lot.

There's a whole lesson just in that. And if anybody wants to know more about that, specifically identifying businesses, building that out, building up passions, leave comments down below, and maybe Jake and I will get back together and we can just talk just about that. This show isn't gonna be spent talking about that, but leave comments, send me messages if you want us to dig in. Maybe we'll

do another one talking about that. But um so, moving on a little bit from there, I'll say one more thing. If you don't know what your passions are, you don't have enough passions, then you need to go expand your world. And so Jake went and traveled the world. And so because he went and traveled the world, because he was in college, he was out of college, he read books, he traveled the world. It expanded his worldview, which then

gave him more interests and more passions. And so if you find yourself like I don't have an interest for passions, Turn the freaking TV off, put your phone down, start reading books, start driving, even just in your local area like you have to, like, start getting experiences. Now moving on from that, UM, I can tell that you can really grab information and then and synthesize it very well. Um, and then put out new information. And I can see that because of how your dad gave you information and

you synthesize it and it changed your worldview. UM, and you've continued to move on from there. So UM, Now, the last you said eight months, you've you started a second channel. I love Prosperity. I'm gonna link to it down below. Everyone should watch it. But you've been interviewing some of the highest level investors in the game, mainly around mining stocks and stuff like that. I think. But I've built my career on a quote that I think

Tony Robbins said that success leaves clues. So I'm always trying to Hey, just another quick interruption to let you know that this video it's brought to you add free by block five. Now they allow you to hold onto your bitcoin and your other cryptos for all the potential upside, and at the same time you can earn high yielding interest on it, so it basically cash flows. Now with Block five you can earn up to eight point six percent interest. You can also borrow against your crypto as well.

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learn from them. Right, so you've been interviewing these people, You've been synthesizing this data. I'm just curious, one, how much of an impact do you think that's made on your life over the last whatever six eight months? And maybe what a couple of some of the lessons that maybe you think that you've learned. Yeah, man, my whole life, to be honest, ever since I dropped out of college was changed by mentors um in the personal development industry.

It was Bob Proctor and Jack Canfield, my agent, Bill Gladstone, those three people and I and I was so young that I think, you know, I didn't even try to pretend like I knew what I was doing. I would say, I have so much energy, you know, I have that competitive stuff from sports, but I have no idea what do I do? What do I do? Just tell me

what to do and I'll do it. And Bob Procter used to say that, um, follow what or follow what I'm doing until you find out that I don't know what I'm talking about or I'm lying, and I do know what I'm talking about, you know. And so that was always my path and it really changed my life. You know. All throughout I just would find the top one percent and try to develop a relationship where you know,

they wanted to help. And so, um, when I started the Prosperity Channel, I really started that because I was investing heavy on my own and I was like, this is a whole another passion that doesn't really make sense to put content out with my main brand, um, because it's different types of content, and I had no idea

it was going to take off. I was like, I could probably just leverage my existing you know, brand on YouTube to land some huge interviews, you know, and so, um, you know, I've learned a lot about silver, I've learned a lot about um uranium. I've learned a lot about trying to control my emotions better, you know, like you said, you know, one of the investing you know, one of

the most important things is still the mindset. And so I've it's interesting my personal development journey, but then getting a real world experiencing with it, you know, going through you know, volatile markets obviously you know crypto, silver, uranium, um, these are pretty volatile markets. So I've learned a lot about trying to control my emotions. I learned about putting proper asset allocations, which has greatly diminished my emotional instability. Uh.

And so I've learned a lot. Let's talk about that. So, um, you've you've learned a lot from them about handling your emotions and how even asset allocation helped you handle your emotions. And so, uh, maybe a couple of things that they've given you, like long term perspective or patients or um by not risking it all in one instead diversifying so you're you're not so involved or what are some of the things that have helped you with that specifically, Yeah,

allocation on um that I've learned from Rick Rule. Sorry, I got my son, I got the sun coming in right now from Rick Rule. I learned to before right when I started, I didn't really have I didn't even have even allocations between actual stocks within the class. And now what I've tried to do that I've learned from. Also, another guy interviewed, his name's Trader for I just used my interviews like I'm trying to get mentors, you know, and I know that's why I want to know what

That's why I want to know what they're learning. And so one to five percent on all my different So like if I if I put a position into a mining stock, or I put a position into anything, I try to keep it all within one to five. A lot of my emotional I had, like I would have in my perfection. When you say one to five, you mean don't risk more than five percent of your portfolio in any one position. Mac So one one percent to

five percent of your total portfolio in any one position. Yeah, that's what I learned from this guy that I interviewed named Trader for that I had on and that's helped me a lot emotionally. So that's one thing that I've learned. It's also so typically on a trade, you would maybe want to risk about one percent. On a good researched investment, you might want to risk up to five percent. Is that kind of what you're saying. Yeah, that's kind of what I got out of or what I applied the

way that I did it. Um, obviously I didn't learn anything ever about investing. I didn't learn anything about it in school, and you know, I realized there was good opportunities in these commodities. But learning just I think probably a healthier but that's Asian to it has helped me a lot. That's such a powerful lesson just right there. So, UM, I was just watching this documentary, really good. It's called The China Hustle, really powerful documented, well done. You should

check it out, anyone should. But um, how Chinese companies were fraudulent and sucking money out of the US company markets. And the interviewed at the end these these retired people, these old old people, and they lost all their money. And this guy is like, I lost all my money. I bought the stock at nine dollars it was only

a worth ten cents. Someone was done, and I was like, who would put all their money into any stock period, much less some unknown Chinese company right regardless, But like, don't they know you don't risk more than five percent of your portfolio and anyone stock. And so I was just watching this just a couple it's going. That was the thought I had. Exactly what you're saying. And I've seen the same thing. Um. I wrote a cryptocurrency newsletter for four years and we put out over over twenty calls.

That went up a percent, but people were still losing money and it was because of that allocation piece. So it's super powerful. But go ahead and keep going. What else? What else? Maybe a couple of You're right, man, I mean that's uh, it's been a game change. It's actually I've actually made more money since i've I've reallocated properly as well. Um, So you know it's think by people like you are important is because you know, we don't know any of this stuff. So I'd say that's really

changed my life then. Also, so I was number one, was you know by physical silver and gold bullying was how I ever made my first investment into anything other than fiat currency, and I invested primarily in silver over gold, and you know, in hindsight, looking back at it, I really did it at first because my bullying dealer, I didn't know that much about it, and he said, I'm not letting you buy gold. Silver just has so much upside was like sixteen bucks, you know, and he's so

he said to be there. So learning a little bit in real world um quote unquote investment about supply and demand. Then when I got more interested, um in investing into mining stocks, in silver mining stocks because of the upside. That's why I learned more about uranium. And after March they were so cheap. So that's really changed my life. I've done amazing in in uranium. I mean, anyone's done amazing in uranium. I mean a lot of these stocks have went up two it's February now, since December. I

mean some of them went three since December. And I'm not talking the year before, in the last two months, and so like that's kind of dumb luck, you know. It's like I just kind of got into it, and then I started interviewing a bunch of people, and that's been amazing, is having uranium exposure, Um talking to other Can we talk about that uranium for a minute. So, UM, yeah,

I know you follow that quite a bit. I know you've talked to a bunch of uranium people, and it's a market that I kind of have my eye on. I've looked at a little bit, um, And so it seems like it seems like uranium is or nuclear power, I should say, in my opinion, seems like it's the only viable option for us moving forward. If we want clean energy, um, carbon free energy, I should say, Right, we have clean natural gas, and I would imagine we could make it cleaner if we invested a little bit

of money into it. But if we want to go whatever, carbon free or or whatever, nuclear seems to be the only option. But at the same time, it seems it's very hated today. And I understand we want to buy what's hated when it has potential upside, right, get there first. But it seems to me that uranium is still in the downward hated model. And and what I mean by that, I know you just left California me too. Um. We had three nuclear reactors to have been shut down. There's

still another one schedule to be shut down. So it seems like most countries are still scheduling to shut the nuclear reactors down. Um are other countries opening them up very fast? Like, how do you see that hated and supply demand thing working out? If if you've figured it out, Yeah, it's uh, it's hated maybe on a more uh social level, but on a political level. It's actually one of the

only things that Democrats and Republicans agree on. And that's because, of course, is the amount of UM electrical needs that our world has that are going to keep going up or seeing instability and in grids in many places in the world, and nuclear is the only viable option. China pollutes a lot, China knows they need to go more nuclear. Japan has just talked recently about bringing all the reactors

back online. It's needed just that. Yeah, it's also twenty of the United States based power load that's going to increase UM. You know, And the story doesn't seem like the U. S and I know, like Germany they're like trying to shut down nuclear reactors or you think you're starting to see they're not gonna be They're not. Yeah, but they're not going to be able to twin you cannot go down on the baseload. Most of the world

is closer to ten percent. From from what I've learned from all the people that I've been uh interviewing and and and such, that's a lot, you know, And there's a supply and demand deficit story that you know is a different story, but it's needed. It's one of you know, Republicans obviously they're down for whatever types of energy, whereas Democrats have been more conservative and saying they want to renewable and so you know, they're not as hey, we're

doing natural gas. They prefer to avoid that, but they're on board with with nuclear as well. There's dozens and dozens. I sent you a chart a long time ago about every single nuclear reactor that's being built or planning to go online. By It's crazy what I saw was within this decade by the end of twenty um the biggest company is um Kaza Prom and it's like the biggest that's the that's the Russian company, and they've got all,

you know, the biggest producer in the world. It said that and I'm butchering their name and it said, uh KP is their tick or symbol. That two more of them of their all of their production need to come online this decade to meet the coming um demand for nuclear and the price is only thirty bucks. It needs to go to about fifty or so to incentivize more minds to come online because it's about fifty dollars with financing or so per pound to bring more uranium on online.

And so whether some people in the public don't like it or not, its the fact is it's gonna be It's gonna be needed, and it's a misunderstood subject, you know. So I think as people understand it, it's actually actually one of the only things where you see Democrats and Republicans agreeing on, you know, it's one of the only things. And so um, I think that's gonna be changing drastically, especially as you know, there's more and more third world countries that want more and more of the luxuries of

the first world. That is a you know, more more the electrification of the world. And one of the most or the most import important component of the electrification of the world and that we have, especially on a safety level, is because so many countries want to lower their carbon emissions. I mean China's I think they're the biggest polluter in

the world. They've they've agreed because they've got people just like dropping dead in the street in China, like you do not know, their air quality is so bad and they've been using coal and um, so they know that, like they can't just like have people dropping dead in

the streets. And when it was really bad, when when I know, when I was younger, there's like certain days where you weren't allowed to go out side, and like, you know, so this is just right now, it's it's it coexists perfectly with the renewables that the Democrats want, which they control both aspects, and it's something you know, Republicans also are on board with because they know it's dependable. You know, we know we're not going to have powers,

you know, problem powers. Yeah, yeah, I agree. I think you know, I made a video talking about the California blackouts that happened a few months ago that went kind of viral, I think half a million views something like that, and I said it's coming for the rest of the country at that end that video. And of course now we see it happening in Texas, and the reason why it's because it's it's policy, right, So they're choosing to

shut down production for renewables, but renewables aren't reliable. Renewables. It's not always sunny, the wind doesn't always blow. Sometimes it's so cold the propellers freeze up. Like it's just not reliable. Um And so you know, going back to fossil fuel is more reliable, or I think going to nuclear um So anyway, I kind of I kind of agree.

I was just curious where you're at. I know, in California we still scheduled to shut one of our our third and only last one down, So but it makes sense other parts of the world will pick up the man. California has just got to get a little bit more used to losing their power on regular basis. You know, it's California. They're the most dinosaur primitive in their understanding

of how to create a stable society. So you know, by the time they get back on the price of uranium is going to be a hundred bucks a hundred bucks a pound, they'll be they'll be the last to the club. Of course. Yeah, well, man, there's so much more I wanted to talk to you about, but um, I know we're running short on time. I guess The last thing I would say is, I'll just ask you

a question based off that comment you made about California. UM, they do seem to be pretty backwards in their policies, and maybe, UM, maybe from your personal development world, you've learned that sometimes people aren't ready to make change until they reach rock bottom, and so maybe California does have to hit rock bottom before before there's changed. But UM,

you've you've recently left California. I have as well. UM, I think we both subscribed to the policy that we should go well retreated best right, Like why would we sit here and be treated poorly and overtaxed when we can go somewhere else that we're treated better. UM. I believe that is is how the world improves in the future is through an open competition. So that um, we're we're moving to the steady trend of more totalitarianism. And no government's gonna wake up tomorrow and say we have

too much power as good freedom back. No, they'll never do that, but only through competition they're gonna have to do so. For example, both of you and I have left California and we're small fish, but big fish have left. The big corporations have left. Texas is out competing, right, Nevada is out competing, and now the governor is being recalled and now to Motz put his hat in the ring and he says he'll lower state taxes down to zero present. So they've realized too many people are leaving.

The governor is being recalled, and they have new policies coming back in place to bring people back. And it's that competition that can settle that. I'm curious what your thoughts are on how maybe that plays out only for the country but also for the world. Do you see that as a as a big trend that do you

think could really accelerate more freedom. I guess yeah, First News will probably hold it up in courts until he's out, and he'll be like, you know, we need need to verify these are valid ideas and valid people, and so

probably and I saw to that point. I saw Biden already came in and started campaigning with him and said they're gonna do everything they can to keep him in power, regardless of what the people want, of course, right, But he's yeah, he's a he's definitely a new World order cut psychopath type of guy that will do anything for power, so, UM, but I think that. UM, I'm sorry, dude, what was your question. I was just curious, like, do you see this this trend of competition, like you and I leaving

out competing California, they're starting to lighten up. Do you see that trend of competition between states but even countries as maybe something that reverses this trend of totalitarianism? That

it's my only hope for the world. Mark, I told you that when you and I it legitimately is you know, we didn't really get into where things really are headed, and you know, there's not There's a lot to be optimistic about opportunities and investments in business and things like that, but for the stability of the world and having a six month year old, I'm not optimistic at all. And one of the things that makes me optimistic if I

can shift my focus is countries competing. And you know, many guests have suggested I said that to me, and I had never really thought about it until people started saying it more and more. You know, I pray to I pray to God that, Um. You know, there are there are leaders and political movements in the world, these types of politicians and some countries that wake up and say, you know, we need UM to have a real surplus

and savings. Uh, we need to UM compete for high income earners that are low crime people that will uplift our economy. And we're not gonna uh suppress their freedoms. We're not going to invade their private life. We're not gonna over tax them. We're not going to um try to control what they say. Because they recognize it, they do it, they'll live a better life, their budgets will be bigger, they'll be able to bring more and more enterprise around the world. And and they could save in

gold or they could save in bitcoin. They could have surpluses and resources like you hope that will happen and a happy society because they're not being overly tax the government's not doing all these shady things. So I pray to God that it happens, because I wonder what type of world. You know, I've birthed the kid into, you know, when she's twenty five years old. So I pray to God that like they realize that there's a really good opportunity if you do these things, if you don't over tax,

if you give people their freedoms. You you know, Yeah, well, I I'm I'm in the same sentiment. And I was probably one of those people in your show that gave you that idea. But yeah, I agree. I have a couple of kids, and it is scary to think about that. But I I just believe that human uh, the dry

for freedom of humans is always gonna win. And I also believe and we didn't talk about this, and I'm kind of running out of time, but I also believe up you know, and you know, we could dive deep into this, but you know, the difference in mindset from an abundance mindset to a scarcity mindset. And there's no limit to the amount of wealth in the world. A thousand years ago, we all live in the dirt. Everything in the world has been created. There's no limit to

the amount of wealth that can be created. And I think most unfortunately, most politicians stay have the scarcity mindset. And I think when that shifts, and it will, and the drive for human freedom, it's going to change that the course of that and so um, I have a lot of hope for that. So I believe that the drive for human freedom will win. I believe competition is always gonna win. Now. Unfortunately the gap from here to

there might not be so comfortable. But um, anyway, so I'm praying to God with you and I think I think we'll win. So anything else that you want to say before we close it out? Mark? Amen, your your see lick Mark. You know that's why you and I started vibe and I felt like you were just that. You know, you're delivering those wise words, and I think

you're right. I think people are they're starting to wake up and the more the government shows their hand, the more people are waking up and reclaiming their freedoms and their sovereignties and so, uh, yeah, I think I'm with you and I think that's where we're headed. Awesome, Jake, Well, um, I appreciate you taking so much time to talk to us today. I'm gonna go ahead and link. I'll link

both your YouTube channels down below. Is there anywhere else that you want to direct people to follow you keep up with you? Uh, you know, maybe want to channel You're you're pretty active on Twitter. Will add that as well. Yeah, so if you want to check out my finance channel, if you just go to I Love Prosperity and uh that's about it. I appreciate you having me on. Looking forward to your live event coming up on Thursday, which will link that right there down below. Now, I was

just I was stealing your phrase. You always link that down below. That's your that's like your catch that's your catch phrase. Yeah, I mean you gotta give people extra stuff, right, yeah, you do it man. All right, Jake, thanks so much for coming on. Always pleasure to talk to you. And uh and we'll see you soon, all right, thanks mart Yeah m hm asssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss