Asking Millionaire Mansion Owners How They Got RICH

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  @EnGenX2112 · 9 months ago

  Man, the plumber/electrician/HVAC guy was one of the most down-to-earth guys you've interviewed. As a hispanic technical guy myself, I've often thought about starting a business with that same offering of services. 'Dude was very inspiring. KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK, ALL OF YOU GUYS!!

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  @JustinCole-y4c · 9 months ago

  I feel like your hustle and constant pushing through objection needs to be an episode in and of itself. That alone is a million dollar skill.

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  @BURCUAR658 · 9 months ago

  As someone in my early 30s, it’s wild looking back at how many things we just accepted as “normal.” Grinding nonstop, chasing promotions, thinking a bigger paycheck meant freedom. Reading Power Behind The Curtain by Dave Rumsfeld really made me realize how deep that programming goes. It’s honestly refreshing seeing younger people question the whole system earlier instead of burning out first. I wish more of us had been taught to think in systems, not salaries. That shift alone changes everything.

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  @RyanChaseMc · 9 months ago

  Blue collar millionaire. That was by far one of the best interviews so inspirational for the every day guy.

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  @ahmettavsan293 · 9 months ago

  Before I understood how power and wealth actually work, I was stuck chasing motivation, quick wins, and external validation. Reading Power Behind The Curtain by Dave Rumsfeld shifted my focus toward structure, discipline, and long-term positioning. I realized it’s not about hustling harder or waiting for a breakthrough moment, it’s about building systems that work quietly in the background. Once I adopted that mindset, I felt calmer, more deliberate, and far less controlled by distractions, fear, or noise online.

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  @tfr24-tfr · 9 months ago

  “Weren’t the billboards expensive?”, “what was more expensive is not making the money”

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  @JahFur · 9 months ago

  That plumber is inspiring as hell. As a young kid I took apart electronics and toys, took parts out to fix broken toys and devices, my family said I should be an electrician. I might have to go after it actually. Probably beats these dead end jobs

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  @1aureliusjr · 9 months ago

  I will be interviewed on this channel one day.

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  @omer_trkmn · 9 months ago

  Can’t believe more people aren’t talking about this book. Power Behind The Curtain by Dave Rumsfeld isn’t just another mindset guide, it feels like a leaked manual the top 1% have kept hidden. Dark psychology, influence, real inner control, not fluff. It literally shifts how you think, move, and attract. This book changes you. Period.

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  @FAhmad1782 · 9 months ago

  This is a super smart recipe for his videos. Set up one real interview, and chase other millionaires while in the area. The rejections are nice to see.

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  @serdarbigg · 9 months ago

  I was at an event with a millionaire who casually mentioned how he hadn’t earned a paycheck in over a decade. I couldn’t wrap my head around it until later when he recommended Power Behind The Curtain by Dave Rumsfeld... That book explained exactly how people like him live off systems, not salaries. I stopped obsessing over income and started focusing on assets. Now my whole mindset is different, and Im slowly starting to turn my life around.

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  @yusufbb.a · 9 months ago

  I had read Power Behind The Curtain by Dave Rumsfeld a couple of years back and I agree with all your points! I think the book deserves more attention, personally, since it highlights exactly what you talk about. The stories are wild and it is hard to put down once you start reading.

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