I can still remember the moment I became a millionaire.
It took 10 years of failing, getting back up, testing, iterating till finally at 27 years old it happened.
I can still remember the specific moment when I found out.
I was cruising in my broke down, decade old Jetta when my accountant Marc called me to break the news.
He was more excited for me than I was only because he knew how hard I had been working.
Also, he knew in the beginning that I almost lost it all after booking a bunch of revenue and sitting on receivables that were delayed in getting paid.
It almost killed the business.
To say it was a tough journey would be an understatement but what I want to share are the 6 skills that my mentors taught me about creating wealth.
Now, if you know me well, you’ll quickly learn that I don’t give a shit about money (hence the secondhand Jetta).
I’m not into fancy watches, cars, etc… but I do have an addiction to the latest Apple gear :).
For me money is really an opportunity to measure the value I’m creating in the world through my business, and gives me a feedback loop as to my growth as a person.
What’s even more important than dollars and cents are the skills and habits I’ve developed to get there.