Think Bigger: The Belief System That Creates Fortunes

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• EL

  @el_dukes_69 · 1 year ago

  To anyone reading this, just want you to know that Jesus Christ loves you

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• DI

  @DipaliBag-t6t · 1 year ago

  At an investing conference a while back, I got into a conversation with a low-key guy in his 40s. Turns out, he owned equity in over 12 companies and had retired before 35. I asked him how he figured all this out. He told me most people are taught to earn, save, invest- but not to build wealth. Then he mentioned a book he said he gives to every intern he hires: The Wealth Glitch: Cracking the Money Code. I picked it up thinking it’d be another “think positive” type book. It wasn’t. It broke down the system in a way I’d never seen before- how money flows, how value is extracted, and how to stop playing a rigged game.

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• MA

  @manniesreactionchannel3808 · 2 years ago

  “I want everyone to get out of that unlimited belief mindset .” 🧠

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• NI

  @niwaslackey8670 · 1 year ago

  I used to work in commercial lending and would see some big-name clients come through. But there was one guy- didn’t dress up, no assistant, no visible brand- who owned nearly every commercial property on a 6-block stretch of downtown. He came in once, sat down, and asked me one question: “Do you know how value moves?” I gave him a technical answer. He smiled and said, “You’re not wrong. You’re just upstream.” Then he pulled a dog-eared book out of his bag and said, “Read this if you want to stop working for money.” It was The Wealth Glitch: Cracking the Money Code. I didn’t even finish it before realizing how much I’d misunderstood leverage, time, and access. It’s not just a book- it’s the missing piece of the puzzle.

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• DA

  @danielgawron4249 · 11 months ago

  This book changed my life 10 years ago.

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• BE

  @bettylynn66 · 2 years ago

  My parents were among the quiet rich before it was a thing. They were both teachers but managed to save money by only buying essentials from month to month. They invested mostly wisely ( there were a couple of bad choices). For many years my mom made her own clothes and we only went out to eat once a month. Every couple of years we traveled. One trip included going on a tour  to Asia. One was to Hawaii and to my grandparents on the other side of the US every couple of years. Many summers we stayed home though. Most of their cars although nice were mostly bought used and then we used them for many years. They also paid their house off a few years early so that it was paid off by the time they retired. They enjoyed a great retirement full of travel. Because of the many years they saved and invested they were able to live just off of the interest from their investments and retirement checks.

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• AZ

  @azzirayan6091 · 2 years ago

  Love how he applies most of the concepts from this book on his own channel. Great work, keep going! Focusing on the value you can offer, staying consistent, and optimistic. I like the concept of summarizing the essence of crucial books to improve mindset, develop great habits, or improve personal finance. It's a quick and free way to grow and a valuable opportunity to take advantage of. Thank you for that, Book Simplified!

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• DR

  @Dracomalfoy_fan2871 · 1 year ago (edited)

  Watching this as a minor it's fun!!!!!!!! Let kids learn about business + money choices fast for the future!!!!!!!!!! 😆😃

• GP

  @GPharaod9 · 2 years ago

  One of my favorite books ever got it for free at a library in San Diego.

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• RU

  @Rudra-jc8eg · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MJEyeJSCoGg&amp;t=280">4:40</a>

• SO

  @SonjaSUNshine10 · 2 years ago

  Hi, I&apos;m Sonja from Germany and I LOVE this book summary! It&apos;s obvious that you put a lot of effort into it! (I recently started a channel as well so I know how much time one can spend on editing and all)<br>Anyways keep up the good work! Thank you for sharing this &amp; I hope you&apos;ll have a wonderful day!

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• FR

  @FransPaulus-n4p · 1 year ago

  I&apos;m lucky to have a lesson like this.