The Hidden Economy of the Super Rich (And How to Profit From It)

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  @CodieSanchezCT · 8 months ago (edited) · pinned

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  @TheMiccoliGroup · 8 months ago

  Great information. I have worked for the wealthy both as a realtor and as a translator. I spent a day translating and shopping with clients. At the end of the day he asked how much he owed me for my time. I said pay me what you think it was worth. He wrote a check and I thanked him and folded it, never looking at it while we chatted. I waited until I got into the car. The check was for 10 times what I would have considered hourly. &nbsp;Don&apos;t sell yourself short, don&apos;t be greedy (remember building trust), and enjoy the ride.

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  @Rujuta-Pratibha547 · 7 months ago

  After reading Smart Broke Dumb Rich by Zor Veyl, you don’t see money the same way. It feels like you finally learned rules that were never meant to be taught.

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  @backstagecareers · 8 months ago

  Selling to wealthy people is the way to go for anyone getting started! That&apos;s the playbook Elon Musk used to get started with Tesla: start selling to the rich first, then go mass market 🤑

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  @krisdk · 8 months ago

  After about $5 million, ninety percent of friends start wanting something. Once I crossed $10 million, I began de networking and stopped posting pictures entirely. I live within six hundred feet of three multibillionaires, and they mostly use their extended families of one hundred plus people for everything. If they do not, they have people constantly offering services for free.<br>Young guys trying to offer things like house pressure washing all report the same result. No one with a house over $10 million will even talk to them because of liability concerns.<br>If you actually want to work with the ultra wealthy, be a discreet manager, not a service hustler. The biggest success factor is understanding their OCD and never mentioning it. I work with adult children of billionaires trading stock options on their behalf. Maybe one in ten thousand people has the skill to do that. It cannot be taught.

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  @Erik-Jessen · 8 months ago

  The problem with any of this ever is that you still have to sell, selling shit is the root of everything and that is the bottleneck for anyone getting into any of this.

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  @EdwardBallard-e1x · 8 months ago

  now I&apos;ve hit $170,590. I was having this exact conversation with my son the other night-generational wealth isn&apos;t just about getting money. It&apos;s about teaching everyone not only how to make it, but also how to maintain it. It does no good for me to provide for my family if they don&apos;t understand how to manage and sustain it

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  @shannanhale910 · 8 months ago

  Quiet cash flow beats status every time, this is the unlock most people miss. Great video, Codie!

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  @mercedesbenz6001 · 8 months ago

  Apparently the best cash cow is to tell people you&apos;re a business guru, post nonsense for rubes, charge big money for &quot;courses&quot; ..

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  @Jsuzuki16 · 8 months ago

  I was going to start detailing private planes but then leveled up and decided to sell private planes. &nbsp;Went to sell private planes and decided instead to copy the McDonald&apos;s model and buy the airport.

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  @TumwesigyeJoshua-c6c · 8 months ago (edited)

  &quot;Rich people mostly value time and how effective you get the job done&quot;...noted ✍️<br>Thanks again for the Soild knowledge Codie

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  @mapgrrl · 8 months ago

  Having met an estate manager and hearing a lot about his work, this is right on

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