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I'm watching this now, so damn fascinating!

That's true, guy has 1100 videos. I just posted this for inspiration.

I'm not poking at capitalism, I just answered your question. Law of Attraction is quite simple though. I've seen many transformations happen, including with myself. If someone can help another get into a better mind space to accomplish their goals, I applaud that. I applaud that more than feeding people foods that clog their brains or using fear-based marketing to get people to buy product they don't need (ie cosmetics). Simple.

Investors, including VC firms, pension funds etc. I meant that having a YT channel that has a positive impact on people's minds is more conscious than most business models.

It's a pretty conscious business model compared to something like McDonald's or insurance.

So you put a comma there? Like $46,343.00? Coaching is a real business and Youtube is a good channel to get clients.

Let me try to translate this. Normally, in or outside of nightclub context, women will give "choosing signals", which is a non-verbal signal that they want to be approached. This includes laughing, giggling, eye contact, adjusting (bra or top) or any other type of seductive non-verbal that a straight guy who's aligned with his sexual energy would pick up on instinctively. Women approaching guy is not the way it goes ordinarily. Why? Because she might get rejected and women can't handle that, so it's done indirectly like this. So if she approaches you and you're a young guy, it could imply that your opinion or energy carries 0 weight from her perspective, meaning she doesn't respect you.

@NoSelfSelf not everybody lives in red pill land.

I was thinking the same. He's literally an ex con so best be cautious, he probably has some stage red in him. However he does translate some of the concepts from Neville Goddard quite well imo. Just watch the channels you enjoy, don't take any one influencer too seriously. Law of Attraction Youtube channels are a cesspool of bullshit and semi scams, obviously since it's so easy to tell people what they want to hear. But I respect his hustle.

Last time I checked there was a new category in there called "law of attraction", bought a good book from that list.

This is true. But that doesn't really 'show you have innate seductive power', that just shows women grind on guys in clubs.

I used to think like this, but now I'm working on building my business and I want to make lots of money with it. I figured it's easy to sit around and have ideals but I also want my theories to be worth something. Make two million bucks first and then philosophize. Leo calls this "holding your feet to the fire of reality". I think I'll come out stronger and more well rounded as someone who's artistic and idealistic at heart but learned business and finance along the way. I think it's important to keep an understanding of the meta, sort of a stage yellow approach.

❤️ Damn 😔

This is very true. You can't be sitting on the couch going "all is love" and expect to build a big income, it requires building an identity which creates new dualities.

I don't get it. Yesterday: stressed about money, bad day, I look at my bank balance and a subscription was deducted from my grocery money. I felt this intuitively before I looked. Today: not stressed about money, I look at my account, money has arrived unexpectedly. I felt this intuitively before I looked. So when I saw the unexpected money there, it was absolutely no surprise and in line with my vibration. It was nothing special. So, can I predict the future, or does my vibe precede the event?

I understand that in law of attraction you raise your vibration to attract the events in your life, but it feels more like predicting the future (intuitive feeling event will occur) , which is useless unless it's a life or death situation.

When I was a kid my friend and I got our dog to hump a stuffed animal. Facts.

Do you mean that you currently have the capital to buy a house in cash? Or were you thinking of mortgaging a home and renting it out? The latter is a liability and not an asset. You might find this video helpful (starting at around 38 minutes): https://www.investopedia.com/terms/e/etf.asp

If you're talking about websites or FBA for example there's some truth there, but I could make the counter argument that you can now leverage many tools and Ai to grow traffic substantially quicker without running ads. If you're talking about offline like a carpet cleaning business then I don't really see it. But overal I say it's much easier today than 15 years ago.

@Keryo Koffa what does your name mean?

@Davino I don't have any experience with it but I heard renting out property is a ton of work because you got renters complaining, maintenance and all sort of hassle. Why not start a business you could ultimately outsource for the most part and only work one day a week? Then you could invest everything that's more than you spend per month into something safe like ETFs.

That's a very general question. Besides, renting out property isn't passive at all and usually requires tons of work. I think you're better of buying Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs). These are companies that own, operate, or finance income-producing real estate and are required by law to distribute at least 90% of their taxable income to shareholders in the form of dividends. They can be a good way to invest in real estate without having to buy properties directly. But instead of finding the "best" passive income source why not create a diversified portfolio, including some higher risk investments that excite you? If you're young you should have at least some risk tolerance. Of course you can always put everything into safe bets I guess.

I am just now getting back on LinkedIn. My primary goal is to use it for lead generation. My strategy is to engage with my target audience and other influencers in my space. Let's see how it goes.

@Michael569 great advice thank you! I started today and I did put a link in my pinned tweet to a Google form. I've seen others do this as well, using their pinned tweet for lead gen. Also found this video helpful. He uses Notion to keep track of accounts he engages with and I'm copying his method: Another thing I heard people do is simply run ads. One guy claimed to gained 10k followers for $1500 in less than 36 hours. Depending on your niche and offer I could see that being worth it, though not sure how targeted those are.

Leo has really let himself go.