Welcome to the Honor Pursuit Podcast, where we connect with entrepreneurs, movers, shakers and business owners who've built amazing things on the pursuit of their goals and dreams. And I'm your host, brendan Boyd. What's up y'all? Welcome to another episode of the Honor Pursuit Podcast. We interview six, seven, eight, even nine-figure entrepreneurs right, trying to get their story so it makes it easier for you, so you can get to your success. In today's episode I got someone that I'm inspired by and we had to get him on the show. You know he was in the design district. I was in the design district. I said, yo, wes was good, he turned around and the rest is history. So we're here, bro.
Speaker 2:Yeah, topic of that day was just energy, like the, people you're around, everything that motivates you and pushes you and drives you to be better and right. When I came out you had that same. The same topic came back to me that I was sharing with a client earlier that day and I was like man, this guy knows what's up but no one really realizes yet that it's mindset. They see the flashy stuff, they see the lifestyle, they see all this businessman before you have the business plan and they come in thinking, hey, give me the business plan, Then I'll become the man. It don't fucking work that way. I've never seen a guy work backwards very well. I've never seen a really rich guy work backwards and get jacked. But I've seen plenty of people get themselves in line, make the best for themselves and then get very financially successful. It rarely happens the other way. So everybody watching this, that's your goal. Make the the best you give that individual to the world, which I've said our life's purpose is from day one so we're gonna get on west's brand real quick.
Speaker 1:I gotta ask you how the fuck does somebody get bulletproof? Bro, let's talk about that. How do we?
Speaker 2:get bulletproof the mindset of a bulletproof, undeniable, fucking straight savage. It starts with their daily habits. You have a list of stuff that your heart's telling you to do each day. I don't even even believe it's an option. I believe you're ordained with this. I believe when you're being called like we were talking, he's being called to. He wants a family. That means it's non-negotiable, it's a must. Whatever we're being called to, we can't get in the way Wes Watson can't get in the way of that path.
Speaker 2:So when I was in prison, daily program is what makes you who you are. You don't have cars, you know you can't floss with your woman, your house, your money. So the program is a status. Your program is your status in prison. So I would just get up earlier than everyone. I was up at 2 45 reading at four o'clock count, when most people get up, I'm already reading and did one workout and then I would just got more tatted than everyone, was more jacked than everyone, did more workouts a day. My area was cleaner, I read more, I articulated better. I mean, I was just way on point with what our program is.
Speaker 2:And in prison it's your workouts, your wake-up time. Do you use drugs or not how down are you when shit's about to crack? You know, and how. How much institute institutional sophistication does one possess, which I was always the height of, really? And I mean this is knowing how to move, knowing how to operate, knowing how to read people, knowing how to read energy, read the yard. If something's going down over in the bathroom area and you're living in a dorm, you don't go look over at it and dime out the cameras.
Speaker 2:A real OG. When that shit's happening, you're just still reading your book and this motherfucker's getting booked over here. Most most new ass motherfuckers. They'll watch the beef going down, they'll watch the problem happening. They'll watch someone getting dp'd and they'll dime it off to the cameras. And all I'm doing when shit like that's happening is watching people and making sure that they know how to operate correctly. Same thing if there's a woman walking the tier, does this guy make her feel uncomfortable? Is this dude a creep on her or is this dude just let her live her fucking life? Like who is this motherfucker? So we're reading people 24 7, because people can talk a big game, yeah, but we know who someone is by their energy, by their, by their, by their actions and their daily habits.
Speaker 1:You know so how? How did you get that right? How was that instilled within you?
Speaker 2:oh, just years in the penitentiary, years in the penitentiary just living a very uh, structured life and it just being so monotonous. You just start to go inward. There's nothing outward, what the fuck's outward? The same day, every day. So you start to live inside yourself, you start to really, you start to really start to cultivate an internal state. That is where you want to live. So I always tell people the world is not as it is, the world is as you are. So people who see a shitty fucking existence out here, it's because they're shitty inside and that's the whole thing.
Speaker 2:It's like people always tell me they want to do something big with their life. I'm like you're not ready. They're like why? I'm like, well, you still suck at being you, motherfucker. And they're like what do you mean? I suck at being me. You don't even know me. I'm like do you hold your word to yourself? It looks like you don't. You really want to look like that? Well, I know you're not holding your word yourself and you're training your nutrition. I mean there's plenty of. Do you really want to be drunk all night and be acting like that? I know you're not holding your word yourself, with your, with your vices. I mean so, to be the best version of you, it starts with holding your word to yourself and respecting yourself, because if not, you're going to draw and like energies like did you, then you're an energetic match for people you don't want to be around yeah people people think like oh, these snakes are following me.
Speaker 2:You created those motherfuckers 100 you drew.
Speaker 1:Those in motherfucker pay attention yep, so so you speak a lot about frequency and energy, right? So so how's it? How is it and why is it important for someone to be conscious of that and then tap into a higher frequency?
Speaker 2:I got the chills right now. Look, you lit me up and I always say your frequency is what you frequently see.
Speaker 1:Your frequency is what you frequently see.
Speaker 2:One of the best bars you'll ever know, and you guys, you need to pull up the frequency chart for everyone. They need to Google low frequency emotions chart. There will be a chart where at the top is enlightenment, at the bottom is shame. So when you're operating from shameful acts I don't know, porn, drinking, smoke, a weed when you told yourself not to, uh, cheating on your chick, fucking just shameful behavior. Cheating on your diet when that was big for you. Anything big for you that you break on will cause shame.
Speaker 2:So you're operating from that bottom of the pyramid it's a, a 20. The frequency is actually a 20. And then enlightenment is like an eight 900. So I mean, every day you're going to wake up basically in a state of desire, desire to be better, and that's still low frequency. So anger is right above desire. So how do I get you from low frequency state of desire wanting more, to getting into that state of self-love, getting that state of gratitude, that state of desire, wanting more, to getting into that state of self-love, getting that state of gratitude, that state of enlightenment? We're slowly going to have daily habits that elevate our frequency and these, these daily habits, are aligned with your conscience's call. They've said from the dawn of time that the conscience is the authentic voice of god the conscience is your conscience is the authentic voice of god so the second you deny your conscience is called.
Speaker 2:You'll never elevate to what I call. You know christ consciousness. You know walking in the footsteps being guided by creation. And a lot of people will say that high frequency is like the consciousness of our creator and low frequency is where demonic possession happens. I mean, whether you want to look at it from religious a religious standpoint or straight physics, they both work. Yeah, they both work. I mean low frequency or high frequency. I like to say there's only a low frequency West and a high frequency West. Nothing else matters.
Speaker 2:So if I wake up in a low frequency state of desire, how do I move past that? Well, I'm adhering to every little step that my conscience is calling from me and that's why my routine has always been a 2 45 am. Wake up, then I go straight into, like a visualization practice, a quick little read of something positive to gain the real vision, the true vision of my 10.0 self and who I'm going to walk the day as. The man I need to walk the day as, because everywhere I go I carry four strikes with me. So I have to remember that I want to smash a motherfucker's head in 90 of the day so that's gonna.
Speaker 1:So that's gonna keep you, keep you where you need to be.
Speaker 2:So you don't do that I need to make sure that I'm visualizing hey, this is coming for you, this is coming for you, this is coming for you, this is coming for you as as detailed as if someone wanted a problem with me at the gym. I could just tell him hey, man, like what's really going on? You good, yeah. Or I could be like bitch, what you want, I want to fucking. You want some shit, I'm gonna fucking kill you, yeah, like I mean, which one am I gonna be? So I have to. I have to create who I'm gonna walk that day, as in the morning, and I can do it instantaneous, yeah, I can do it while I'm driving to the gym. I'm just telling myself, the immediate things that are coming to derail me could even be some, could be a lawyer thing, or some of my accountants, or something that's pissing me the fuck off, that's trying to bring me down into a low frequency state. But if I deny that and I say no, it's a good day anyways, that's all constructs, constructs of the sensory world, the world that man created. I don't exist there. I exist in the, in the, in the state, way beyond that, where I'm in control of everything I feel, because I've been in prison and I did 14 months in the shoe while doing 10 years of incarcerated time in cdc, which is gangland. This state prison, it's not the feds, it's not martha stewart shit.
Speaker 2:And the thing is is during that time, even locked in a box, I was able to find more peace than what most people live at, what most people call life out here today, with everything, even me, even with all my shit, my 12 exotic cars, all paid for cash, my fucking 24 million dollar mansion, my beautiful wife, my beautiful family, everything I have that I. I have a pat, I have a purpose where I get to help people for a living, everything going for me. I still have had less inner peace out here than in prison by myself, and once I earned that and I saw that was the goal was inner peace each day. That was the main goal. If I got there, then I could construct a life that I desire. But to get there, how do I get there? Yeah, how do we get there? It was daily steps. So I like to say conscience, congruent living turns confusion to clarity.
Speaker 1:So when I listen to what conscious, congruent living turns confusion into clarity conscience.
Speaker 2:Congruent living turns confusion to clarity. So when I'm living in congruence with my conscience, with which is the path that I feel our creator ordained for me, well then, I have no, I'm actually walking towards exactly what's meant for me. And when people avoid that, when they don't do what they need to do, that's when they have this anxiety or this other shit they call it. So I mean, in prison, I just stuck to my daily process every day, which was the 2.45 wake up, going into a visualization practice of who I needed to be that day. I wake up, going into a visualization practice of who I needed to be that day.
Speaker 2:That was mainly like when the cops approached me I don't, hey, man, I don't want no fucking shit like, I'm doing my. I'm doing my own shit, like don't, don't worry about me, motherfucker, because I had cell phones the whole time in prison. I documented my on my Instagram the whole time in prison so they would routinely come up toss my shit, cuff me up, look for my phones and shit, and they'd be like I follow you on instagram. You know that, right? I said I know you do. It's kind of fucking weird. You know you're never gonna send me a message or anything or just say what's up, yeah, and they're just like you, fucking idiot yeah
Speaker 2:and I'm I'm handcuffed and they're like looking through my oatmeal, they're looking through my tide boxes, they're looking through my beans, my fucking, looking through my commissary, and I'm like I'm like, oh no, got it. And they're like they're thinking they're getting close to fucking what they're finding. I'm like you ain't gonna find shit, dog, why you think I'm that dumb Like? And they're just like I'm gonna catch you one day. I said, how's that possible? And they're just like I'm gonna get you one day. I said it's not possible. And they're just like, fuck you, they're photos down or you're not going home take your photos, yeah, take your pictures down off your instagram, delete your instagram.
Speaker 2:You're not going home. I said I am home, bitch, what the fuck you talking about? Yeah, I've been here longer than you, homie, and the guy's just like oh fuck, this guy is like they can't get you yeah, they're.
Speaker 2:This guy's impossible. This guy's unbreakable because the whole thing is is like I. What people try to inflict on you is their fear. His fear was to never go home. That's not mine. So even when bitch-ass motherfuckers try to out you online nowadays, that's his fear. That ain't mine. Like I've been through real shit. You think some dude I don't know talking about me online bothers me. Trying to get your phones and shit.
Speaker 1:The fuck is that.
Speaker 2:Like I've been through real shit in life, you know. So I mean the process to bring me peace has been since day one, the early wake up, 245 into my reflection process, then straight into workout one, which is usually burpees in the pen, which is like knocking out 123 burpees as quick as I can, getting that wind up, getting that positive mental attitude, and then tracking my macros the rest of the day, which is hard in prison. You're finding ways to hit your protein mark but and then tracking my macros the rest of the day, which is hard in prison. You're finding ways to hit your protein mark. But I mean, I always just loved myself first and foremost, and the whole thing was why I had to do that. I placed so much emphasis on validation from others before I went to prison and then I realized they all disappeared. My parents never visited me, Not one friend ever. One friend came and saw me but nobody really wrote me, nobody really fucking gave a fuck. And the thing was, is I started?
Speaker 2:to hate on him where the fuck you motherfuckers at. You guys just forget about me. I ain't shit now. You can't write me, you can't even pick up the phone shit. I texted you.
Speaker 2:I made it easy as fuck like what the fuck is this shit? And then, at that moment, when I really realized that I was seeking love from other people, I decided to love myself, and that's why you see the confidence I have. You motherfuckers see that I'm a different type of person on screen than most people, because I really love and respect myself. Were you not loving yourself prior? I wasn't. I mean, I was doing drugs, I was drinking, I was engaged in shit that was gonna destroy my life. Is that respect and love for self? Fuck, no, deteriorating self, disrespecting self consistently. Now, all my acts, all day, are acts of self-love and self-respect and these are just self-investment. You know the workout. How the fuck do motherfuckers really believe they're gonna live a great life, not building a great body, like what the fuck's about? They really listen to people and not their conscience. Your conscience is telling you right now, I need to. At all times, your conscience is telling you nah, I want my arms a little bigger. Nah, I need to get a little weight off back.
Speaker 1:That's how I felt this morning, yeah.
Speaker 2:Just every little thing. But when you really believe that that's not your choice and you're saying, if I follow that, where's that going to take me? And you operate from from that faith, this is when your life will change, because you'll just realize that's god creating a perfect motherfucker down here that can push this message. So what's watching spiritual? Then you're saying, oh yeah, always. I mean I really I went into, went into prison, being just a gangster motherfucker who would, if you had enough money at the spot, I'll smoke you and take it. And it's just what it is like. I didn't give a fuck. It was all about money, my status, me, me, me, me, and that just destroyed me. But I mean, when I went to prison, it was more, I actually got baptized in prison, but I was never like Jesus, jesus, jesus, all this shit. I was just like the source, energy, the universe, god creation. I don't know who it is, I mean if it is Jesus dope, but I mean whoever created us, I know, speaks to me directly and wants me to be the best version of me. And that's how I fucking got here, because every moment I have a connection and I have a path that I'm being supplied, and everybody thinks they're like lost out here and it's because they're really clouding their conscience with overeating, with drugs, with alcohol, with negative choices that make them not be able to tap into that message. So my whole process people were like that seems redundant. The exercise. I said no, the thoughts that I gain in the exercise are never the same. So I go into the workout to tap into flow state and really download true messages that have changed my life. That's how I've become one of the greatest motivational speakers of all time, because I've tapped into these messages that aren't me.
Speaker 2:So am I really a good speaker? Fuck, no, I'm not. Am I really a good speaker? Fuck, no, I'm not. Am I really a good writer? Nope. Am I really good at articulating shit? No, I just got really good of silencing west watson and listening to the message that everybody else hears. Everybody else will hear that message, but they won't deliver it correctly out of fear of sounding wrong down here. So they'll be like is this right? It's like, no, I feel in my fucking soul it's right. And then when you really speak that message people who know that as the truth, they'll never unhear it they're like fuck, I've heard that before. Wes Like in my heart. I heard it Like that's what true leaders do.
Speaker 2:They don't tell you what to see, they show you where to look. Like I'll show you where to look and I'll pull it out of you and show it to you and you'll never unsee it. The law of exposure states once you've seen, you cannot unsee. Once exposed, you can't be unexposed. So when you come to Miami and everyone's got big-ass quads and everyone's pulling out the Ferrari and everyone's winning, you're like ah, I've been slacking, holy shit. And then, when you address those areas, you'll see that there was so much power in the root. So everyone will be like why do I need big quads? Because the root of it is discipline. Well, why do I need to get more money? Because the root of it is perseverance. What is the root answer to why you don't have the things you want?
Speaker 1:Bro, you went crazy right there.
Speaker 2:I always go nuts.
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Speaker 2:My, my mom just came back to my life recently because my wife and her were best friends the whole time. We were together and even when we broke up for like four months, they were best friends. They were there for each other and you know, my mom is just my mom's gangster. Like all these motherfuckers say, they'll pull up to me at the gym and they'll fuck me up because of the way I talk. They're like I'm going to come fuck you up, better watch yourself. I'm like I'm going to come fuck you up, better watch yourself. I'm like I'm at the gym at 5 am 4 to 5 am on weekdays elevation and I'm there at 8 am on the weekends.
Speaker 2:Pull the fuck up, don't just talk like you've been talking Like cruise up, don't fucking disappoint us. Don't be like you've been with every other thing you're going to do Accomplish this goal. Motherfucker, don't be a bitch now. They've never pulled up, but my mom did. My mom pulled up and teed off on me. She teed off on me multiple times. Yeah, and that's moms like she'll come up back. What answer my call? Dink, dink, oh, shit, mom, what the fuck dude?
Speaker 2:what the fuck she's there, you're like damn your mom's gangster, as fuck, she'll just come up and tee off on a motherfucker. She's outspoken like me too. I see where I get a lot of my traits. But I mean the thing is, is they're very simple people? I took my mom to Satay for dinner the other night and she's like Wes, you know, this place in our area is a hundred bucks for dinner. You can't go there for dinner without spending 100 bucks. I'm like mom, it's a thousand dollar dinner. The valet was a hundred bucks. She's like I'm eating a thousand dollar dinner. That's crazy, yeah, but like people think maybe someone like me came from money or something. I mean, I came from a construction worker father and a hairdresser mother who barely had enough money to make it each month yeah, and for me I can identify for that, like I used to go to crack houses with my mom.
Speaker 2:She used to take me to the crack houses.
Speaker 1:I used to see her doing the drugs, all of the drugs. My dad was one of those fathers that he would always say I'm going to come get you. You know what I'm saying. I'm coming, I'm coming, I'm coming, always leaving me on the stoop. You know what I'm saying. Grandmother raised me Lung cancer man. You know what I'm saying, uncle the same way, aunt the same way. So what you're talking about is facts, because you know you made a decision and you keep making those decisions. You keep choosing you, obviously, and then, obviously, when you just touched on loving yourself and deciding, you know, not looking for validation from other people, because you were waiting on the stoop all the time, waiting for dad to fucking come validate you, yep.
Speaker 2:And had to fucking come validate you. Yep, and it's, it's. It's not no other man's fucking job to validate another man. But I mean, now we have a different process and I show it on my instagram every day. I mean, a lot of men told other men that their rite of passage was what drinking you know. They're like, hey, come watch the football game with me, have a beer. Or when you become a certain age, when you become 21, or even in my family, when you're, you know, 14 or something, side you at beer. You know drinking with dad. And um, that was, that was a rite of passage for young males to have a drink with dad or the older, your uncles or your older brother or whoever. And that was so fucked up because that rite of passage is such garbage.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I don't give a fuck if there's people who are watching this who can handle their alcohol. You have friends who can't, and if you're the leader, your weakness is their way out. So if you have a weakness in alcohol, their way out is that. And they may not have a weakness of alcohol, but they're like, oh, wes drinks, so I'm going to go, I can pop these pills or I can be loose on my diet or whatever the fuck. True leaders have no visible weakness, so nobody has a way out. That's what people wonder why I sell more programs than anybody on the internet in my space. It's because I've proven I don't have the visible weakness like people like Tony Robbins or these other people who, like they're very good at business, and like these other motivational guys or these gurus or whatever they're very good at business. We get that, but none of them came through jacked sober, like really showing discipline in all areas and documenting it, like, hey, I don't fuck with any of your guys' needs, I don't these things that you guys want to do and you guys desire and you guys refer to as life, I know it's just your form of escaping the reality that you're yet to create.
Speaker 2:So when a motherfucker goes and drinks or something, I mean he's just not. He's not confident. He needs to earn more confidence. He could roll up and be what the fuck matters, what the fuck drink it is, if you're confident enough. There's no room that shakes me. I've never walked in a room that I can't like.
Speaker 2:As goggins would say, soul steal like I'll take everybody's shit. It don't matter how far along they are. They'll never. They'll never outrun me, because I walked into level four chow halls where motherfuckers got fucking like fuck you on their forehead and their whole face is tatted and they're ready to take your life like this is not scary to me out here like like none of it. So I mean, the whole point is is like people walk in with that fear and I'm just I'm trying to get everyone to abolish that fear and so I want everyone to do this exercise when they're starting to get into that fear place, which is, I mean, that's that question.
Speaker 2:What if? That question, what if, is where the fear starts. What if I lose my job? What if I take this risk in starting this online business and and I lose my other business and my wife leaves me and my kids are left hanging? What if I go to the gym and start and quit again and look like a fat bitch? Well, what if I do this? What if? Always leads to fear and that's what we don't do.
Speaker 2:My line of thinking is even if, motherfucker, even if, even if I go do this, you can't stop me, even if I get locked up again, I'll write a better story. Even if I invest all this and my wife and she decides to leave, then I, then I would save someone who wasn't loyal in the first place. I mean, even if it happens, I'm better off. The best things that ever happened to me at first I thought were death sentences, but they ended up being a sentence to my new life, because in all reality, your old life is going to cost you, your new one.
Speaker 1:Well, 100%, man, you got to die. That person has to die.
Speaker 2:You got to die, you got to kill that bitch, you got to get rid of that motherfucker. Yeah facts.
Speaker 1:So another thing that you talk a lot about, and I know um it's very important to you it's personal brand. Oh, it's everything personal brand. So so why don't we touch on that a little bit?
Speaker 2:I mean a lot of business guys say a realtor or someone who wants to sell something online. They try to build a business online. Even coaches and fitness people, they try to show their business online. Hey, this is how you do bicep curls and dah, dah, dah. They don't give a fuck about that, they get that. That's what you do. They want to connect with you. So they don't know about real estate. So don't fucking explain to them real estate. Get them to connect with you.
Speaker 2:When they trust you, they'll just let you do it for them. Like once they trust you, they'll say I don't know. I love Wes, I trust Wes. He showed me so much of his life. He already taught me so much about my life. I'm going to trust him to do the fitness thing with me.
Speaker 2:They don't want to fucking learn Like I don't even know shit about real estate. So I want to trust someone and just give them my money. That's what most people want to do. They want to trust you and just give them their money. They don't even have the time to learn and think about it. Quit thinking. They want to fucking educate themselves and do it all. They want to pay you for your expertise and your trust. So how do we build trust? Trusting habits. So what are trusting habits? The guy don't drink. The guy wakes up early. The guy reads. The guy's educated. The guy's consistent. The guy's a one-woman man. The guy doesn't drink or do drugs. The guy's a family man. This is showcasing the most trusted individual for our, our society standards. No one really trusts a lot of these entrepreneur types because they show the playboy life yeah like, and so they can't sell a program like me. They may be good at business, but they're not trusted. And I shouldn't even be that trusted. I was in prison for 10 fucking years, but I showed my trust over time.
Speaker 1:I was going to say that, yeah, you showed it over time, you earned it.
Speaker 2:I wear them down. I earned their trust. The most intimidating person online, though, is the person who won't fucking stop by far the guy who will not stop working and doing his thing. He intimidates everybody above him. They're like fuck, is he going to stop what he got?
Speaker 1:another one, he did another one, he got more. What the?
Speaker 2:fuck. He must be doing more than I think, or more than me. And what people don't realize is that guy who wears down other people. He's just eroding his opponent's minds and everybody who thinks they're not in competition. You are at the high levels, trust me. At the low levels you're in competition with you every day, just till you build you. But once you get into the game, now you're in the fucking game and there is competition. You have to be better than everyone, so you have to assess your weaknesses. Oh, this dude's more jacked than me. I gotta get more jacked. Oh, this dude's got better style than me. I need more better style. He's got's got better video than me. I need better video. He's got a better setup. He articulates better. He speaks better. My goal is to be better than everyone at everything, and that's what everyone's goal should be Like.
Speaker 2:The hyper success traits of the top individuals are this Number one hyper success trait you guys fucking ready. They think they're better than everyone. Number two they think they're better than everyone. Number two hyper success trait never fucking satisfied. I bought two phantoms this month, two phantoms. Who the fuck is so delusional and thinks they're so awesome that they need two phantoms? You know the fuck is that one wasn't good enough.
Speaker 2:There's someone out there who has two in every city and he flies in his jet to each mansion in every city and he has a driver and the shit's bulletproof and he sits there, motherfucker, working, getting served caviar in the back, like there's a guy at that level. I mean, what the fuck? What level do you want to be at? So, number one you think you're better than everyone. Don't cringe when I say that, because if you come to west watson, you better think you're going to be number one. We don't fuck with someone who thinks they're going to be number two. Number two of this is never satisfied. Number three is what most people lack the most impulse control. Once you have impulse control, once you're never satisfied and once you think you're going to be the best, those are the traits of a hyper successful individual so impulse control?
Speaker 1:you're saying, yeah, okay, there you go right there, just really controlling your impulses um tapping into your habits yeah, you want to know.
Speaker 2:What ruins a man is liquors, ladies and leverage yeah, I mean the guy over leverages himself. Yeah, he's fucked. He wanted to look bigger than he was, he moved too quick, he took too many risks that weren't warranted. And don't fucking say that because you need risks, motherfucker, take your risks. You guys don't even have any money yet.
Speaker 2:We're talking about people who have the means to start really creating something massive, really cranking at the bottom. If you have your, if you still have 100, 200, 400 grand risk, the fucking shit. You're still at the fucking bottom, like you're not even making a million a month yet. Take risks, get to where you're making some real earned income. Don't just think passive, passive, passive income. Those motherfuckers get themselves in hot water and you guys don't realize the top people on the planet have massive earned income.
Speaker 2:We don't talk about jeff bezos's real estate portfolio. We're like the motherfucker makes 5 million a day or 17 million a day, like we're not. Yeah, we get it, he owns some fucking houses, but the motherfucker makes real money. That's what you want to focus on. Then you get into the passive shit. But anyways, the biggest part of all this, like I was saying, is the discipline to be able to really create the vision that you have in front of you and not be miscued by what everyone else is telling you is best or telling you need to do. Everyone told me to take a different route and I fucking didn't. I took my fucking route Like what I want to fucking see how I fucking speak, like authenticity is the highest frequency.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I think the way that you speak actually attracts the people. That's for you. You know, like some people, don't like, yeah, like some people, like, oh, I can't talk to someone or listen to someone. That's abrasive, that swears, you know what I'm saying, that's aggressive. But I feel like the ones that are aligning that message they're going to be attracted to you. Yeah, going to be attracted to you, yeah.
Speaker 2:So when people say that they're like, oh, I don't get taught that way, I said I don't listen to a bitch who stutters, who doesn't have what they want, motherfucker. But I never fucking half stepped on one word. I said because I'm me motherfucker, this is how it is, we're taking it this way, that's it. And um, I need people to be confident. I need you to have the life I want for me to even listen to you. What I mean the most like hypothetical is hypocritical. These motherfuckers are hypothetical motherfuckers. They talk about even like a Harvard MBA teacher Like I don't have no fucking money. Yeah, he don't. How the fuck is he going to teach you a business degree? And he ain't make shit, probably don't even have a business. He don't even have a fucking business, probably don't even have a business. He hypothetically understands fucking business, read. He can read the book and teach that.
Speaker 2:Oh my, those that can't do teach, yeah, but I mean, that's the thing about me. I really, I really did first. So I really built from the ground up, from working at my grandma's house on my fucking phone, selling 250 programs one month at a time, making fucking. You know, 800 to 3 000 a month on my biggest months and then blowing up on youtube and then understanding my business and my offers, never stopping on my content, to now making 2.7 million in a clean month. So I mean I went from 800 a month to 2.7 in a month and I never sold. I never sold the me teaching you how to build your brand till I already made 20, 30 million.
Speaker 2:Yeah, so what people do wrong nowadays is they don't even have a brand and they teach branding. I'm like. They're like well, wes, I want to teach people branding and stuff. I said you don't have a brand, you bought your followers and they're like oh well, I'm like, bro, you may understand how to build a brand, but are you that motherfucker who posts a video about how to get a bunch of likes and views and that video doesn't even have likes and views?
Speaker 1:shoot yourself, yeah like.
Speaker 2:I saw a top guy the other day fucking uh post. Hey, how to really get your a lot of views on your instagram post and the thing didn't even have a lot of years I'm like okay, now it's time to opt out of the internet.
Speaker 2:Motherfucker, you're a fucking idiot. Like. I never make videos about that, I just show that I can do it. But I mean, your personal brand is everything nowadays and it's you Like I could sell bottled fucking water right now at eight figures. I have a big enough following that. If I wanted a bottle fucking some dope ass water that had the you know the stuff I like in it, I could fucking sell it for 12 bucks a fucking Watson water. We could fucking do it. I like it. Like next year I'm going to have a jet with my logo on it by the end of the fucking year.
Speaker 2:It's at the level where I have to and I mean, like, people just don't understand. They're always like what do you do? I'm like bro, look at that video. It has millions of views. I've been getting millions of views for six years online, seven years online. Millions up dude, I have billions of views across all platforms online. If we talk about every podcast I've been on, every youtube video I dropped, I have hundreds of millions of views on youtube alone on just my channel.
Speaker 2:Imagine all of the views um combined, yeah, yeah so then we're selling a program from 299 to two thousand dollars, and then a program from uh, three thousand dollars to 20,000, then a program from 6,000 to 40,000 now000, then a program from $6,000 to $40,000. Now I'm talking to so many people each day three to 500 people and I'm selling them these programs Personally. I sell them and the thing is is like how the fuck could I not make a hundred grand a day at this point? People just don't understand the fucking volume online and I teach them. So I've had people come through and they're like well, what do you teach me? And I'm like are you fucking stupid? And they're like well, what do you mean? I'm like you clicked on a video that I posted and now we're talking right and you're about to buy my product. Isn't that what you want?
Speaker 2:yeah, yeah what the fuck? Yeah, then sign up and have me teach you how to do that, and if you think you could do it on your own, try. Motherfucker.
Speaker 1:That actually happened. Yesterday I had somebody literally the same process, but then I'm on the phone with them and they asked me all these other questions. Yeah, I'm like bro, but you're here. This is what you want. Stupid, this is what you want, yeah.
Speaker 2:You just want this. You're a real estate agent. You want to build sales coaching because you're good at sales. You're a fucking fitness trainer, life coach. Anything you want to do, I don't give a fuck. I should just be able to get you the intro. If I can get you the intro into your dm, then you were golden. Right, you're good, put me in the fucking room. I'll sell the whole fucking room. Yeah, people put me on stages and rooms and I sell the whole fucking room. I walk out making five $600,000 off, selling 7,500, 20,000, 3,000, 750, 1299. By the time, the event is total, has totaled everything. It's four to 600,000 off one hour of speaking that I got paid for. People just don't get it. They don't get the volume and they, and it's a lot of people that don't get it. They don't get the volume and they, and it's a lot of people that don't understand personal development and then a lot of people that don't understand the power of a personal brand.
Speaker 1:Well, that's what I was going to say.
Speaker 2:A lot of that is is attributed to that personal brand if you don't, if you pay 20 000 with me to build your personal brand like I honestly make five times that a day there's no fucking way If I don't just tell you exactly what I did and you get out of your way, saying not thinking I'm not Wes Watson, though. I'm not Wes Watson, though. If you can just realize that we're going to make for you what I did, but with your zone of genius real estate sales, life coaching, fitness, whatever we can coach other people in your zone of genius then we're easily going to be able to 10X your investment. This is better than Bitcoin, better than real estate, better than anything. I agree with that.
Speaker 1:Hey, listen, if you're looking to grow your podcast business or you're looking to leverage podcasts to grow your business, you want to tap in to the Podcast to Profits Academy. We're going to teach you exactly what it takes for you to get more exposure, to grow and scale your business or leverage podcasts so you can do more revenue. What you want to do is head over to podcast2profitscom and apply to work with me and a member of my team. I speak to a lot of podcasters, right, and podcasters have no idea how to make money. Right, they think it's brand deals, youtube money, spotify downloads oh my God. Right, so I teach them. You know so, pennies, Exactly Right, so, so I teach them different ways to do it. So, if there's a podcast entrepreneur listening right now, right, what are some ways you would teach them how to really trying to push their podcast?
Speaker 2:it's going to be very easy for them to fucking just learn to teach people how to monetize an audience. Once they've monetized an audience, they can teach people how to monetize an audience. I mean, even one of my guys, brad lee, has this. It says make money with brad. And he has it says businessman, with a podcast. It says make money with brad. Then he has like a link, you click the link and it's sell solar or sell life insurance. Then he has like a 12,000 person team of people who want a lifestyle like him and they're selling and then he's teaching them sales skills. I think the two best skills are personal development and sales 100%. But I mean, once we get your podcast views up and we really get your brand monet, monetized, we can sell anything. I mean I really the best route is coaching though, personal development and coaching, because even you got to understand, even to get on camera, even to have your confidence, even even I don't even want to out you, but even trying to get the girl's number in the fucking elevator him.
Speaker 2:Getting the girl's number in the elevator right now was fucking money. Yeah, like, that's money, bro. You know how many guys that is their fear of talking to women? Yeah, he didn't give a fuck. He's like oh dope shoes, how's your day going? Let me get your number done. Like what the fuck? Yeah, like, do you know how? We all want that in the end. In the end, we all want a relationship with someone we love and we want to feel like we're building our family, our home, and that's what we're all after. Are we really after the money? Yeah, we're after that dream, right? Yep, yeah, so what the fuck?
Speaker 1:Experiences and moments.
Speaker 2:So you know, there's plenty of people who have money, that don't have that. And fuck, man like you. You went straight to the chase. I mean you could be a dating coach, a relationship coach, in one second, but, um, teaching guys how to pull chicks. But I mean it's then, it's everything. I mean I would just, I would diagnose something in that podcaster that he can easily monetize and then he could teach them that business as that business as well, how to build it, what, how to get people on his audience, whatever. But I would have him have two streams right away. One would be from his obvious skill set, which is a personal development skill set.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I agree with that, and the thing about it is this right, they doubt themselves.
Speaker 2:That's where it is. That's the problem.
Speaker 1:They really doubt themselves and even when I go and I share some things about how they can really get to the back, it always go back to but I don't got enough YouTube subscribers. And it's like yo, I don't have a lot of YouTube subscribers, but I make a lot of money with my podcast. I build businesses with my podcast. I have a podcast agency right that helps people get on shows right. That's a seven-figure agency there it is.
Speaker 1:I have an editing agency right that basically does the podcast edits short-form edits, long-form edits and another thing that happens is they get all the content, and probably people that even interview you, right, they get all the content, and probably people even interview you, right, they get all the content. They don't do nothing with the content.
Speaker 2:This was crazy. So one of my clients came to me and he said I want to be an online coach like you fitness mindset, training, nutrition and so I teach him how to do that. And then it really wasn't picking up that much and he started picking up a camera and he's like I love filming and stuff. So then within the first calendar year he made a million dollar business off filming and editing. You just got to get in the space and see where you go into flow state, like where you really find yourself.
Speaker 2:Mine was working out like originally I started with training and nutrition. I can do your workouts on an app and your nutrition on an app and change your life. I didn't even speak that much on camera. I just thought that's what I would do, because that's what I did in prison and that's what gave me the most confidence and changed my life the most. So it starts off with the skillset like that. So you have a skillset of connecting. You have a skillset of breaking down what worked in your business and teaching that. So I mean that's a skillset, that's a financial skill set. This is a seven-figure skill set now, what's the importance of exposure?
Speaker 2:right? I mean, whether it's good or bad exposure is. I mean, one of my favorite quotes from back in the day is I don't give a fuck about what you say about me, just spell my name, right? Yeah, so that was PT Barnum that said that I get good and bad exposure like a motherfucker, but I don't care, it's all exposure. When they get to my page, any intelligent person is going to make their assessment of me. An unintelligent person is just going to go off what the other page said and do no research. So I'm able to just draw a line down the sand and make sure that I'm able to get my clients from there.
Speaker 2:Why do you go on podcasts? I go on podcasts because I got shit to fucking say. I've changed my life in such a big way that I know that even seven of the gems I dropped right here are going to imprint in people's minds and that when they come to a hard time, when they come to a fork in the road where they need to make a decision, they're going to remember oh no, the world is as it is not. The world is is as as it is, not as as you are. So like as soon as you make yourself that best version of you, then the world starts to look like that. So the world is like as you create, the best you, you start to see. A better world around you is what that means, and so I I really don't get how people don't understand that they have to create, they have to get up and answer all the shit that will make them feel good and then they'll have the confidence and that positive mental attitude to push forward.
Speaker 1:In the businesses that you have right now. What are some of the obstacles that you run into as someone that is successful?
Speaker 2:My obstacles are just mainly, you know, time constraints. Like I, just I'll work all fucking day. So I'll work till 12 at night, from 2.45 in the morning, and then I'll sleep like fucking, literally two, two and a half hours Cause I'm like, oh and Callie, it's nine o'clock, I can still make some sales, and I'll run up till 12 o'clock. Sometimes I won't even sleep. If your phone was ringing as much as mine and each, each text message was potentially 40 000 bucks and routinely is, would you miss it?
Speaker 2:fuck, no, I probably wouldn't miss that yeah, I want to fucking get it, so I barely sleep. But that's probably my biggest challenge is, um, putting down the work. But I don't believe in that. I believe in having a fucking run and then, uh, figuring out what you want to do later. I mean a lot of people will tell me, well west, you gotta automate and delegate, and you got to do later. I mean a lot of people will tell me, well west, you gotta automate and delegate, and you got to do all this shit. I'm like, yeah, but I make more than you, so why the fuck you talking and your profit's so low? You need six other businesses. Shut the fuck up. I'll do this for a few years and I'll make investments and I'll beat you at this, like I already know where you're at. You make, you make eight figures, but you profit 30 to 40 percent. I make fucking multi-eight figures and I profit 85 to 90 percent. We have different business models.
Speaker 1:So so that flow state right. And then, since you work so hard and it sounds like you don't take a lot of time off, right, so so is that morning time really like, like your flow state and your time morning, morning time is the time for me to gain my path and where I'm going and who I need to be for the day.
Speaker 2:I really think if you sacrifice the mind and body all day, if you really fucking break yourself down, you really give all above and you're really a servant to everybody around you. I feel that in the end of the day, that's when the spirit will take over, when the mind and body are broken. So if you break your, if you break yourself mentally, if you break yourself physically and you are broken. So if you break your, if you break yourself mentally, if you break yourself physically and you still show up and you don't give a fuck, that's when you really strengthen your soul and that's when your spirit becomes strong. And people don't get there. They don't go there because they don't pay you to go there. They pay you to do the work in this world. I do the work in the other world and when I walk in the room you can tell there's a different motherfucker standing in front of you. You can tell there's someone who has substance. You know there's someone who's not going to break for nothing and that's where you, that's where everything's built. That's why someone like goggins runs so far. He's just breaking himself. He's fucking breaking himself. So he has to pull out something different every fucking time and deep in that trench, walking through that fire, he finds a different fuck. He taps into a different message that he didn't know before, and now he's unlocked and learned that level. Now he's earned that. That's his. Now, when other people say it, it strengthens him, strengthens him. When he says it, it strengthens him, and hearing that that's his.
Speaker 2:So there's a lot of shit that I say that the world says now that I earn, that's mine. They only add to me when they say it. And when they say it, they subconsciously know they should give me the props and they don't and that just takes away from them. So as they speak the shit that I taught them, I go up and they go down and they don't realize that I watch them. I watch them, want to say it. The ones that give props, they build themselves too. So they're like learned this from this motherfucker and they smile. Or they're proud of their clients, like I'm proud of building my wife right now. She didn't feel like she had safety because I just gave her money.
Speaker 1:Yeah, and if something happened to?
Speaker 2:me she'd have no money and so like she still has millions and millions. If something happens to me, her ring's worth a million dollars. So I mean mean, but the point is is like she didn't feel safe. I'm like your ring's worth more than you've ever had. What are you talking about? And then I'm like, okay, she's not gonna feel safe till I build her a million dollar a month business, let's go.
Speaker 2:Yeah, first day we started pitching her offers, we made her eight grand. So I'm like, okay, quarter million first month, let's do this. And it's like I just I take the best fucking result and I just times it by the amount of days. That's what we're doing, motherfucker, and I don't doubt it. Someone else could have an eight grand day and say what if I do two tomorrow? And they would just shit on themselves. Then they would actually do the work of someone who's going to get two.
Speaker 2:Yeah, facts I make $52,000 to $55,000 a day in my recurring revenue every fucking day, and I still have to sell 30 grand a day in my recurring revenue every fucking day. And I still have to sell 30 grand a day right now. Before I came in here, I was at like 17 or 18 grand, it was two o'clock 2 30. I'll make my 30 today, but I I have to sell 30 a day because that's like a mil a month. Yeah, but I already make almost two mil a month without doing anything. You know, most people would just go kicking on an Island and say I've done enough.
Speaker 2:I told everybody that my brand was created around the man that I needed. The man I needed my whole life was a man who wouldn't break his word for shit, and so I've never broken. Nobody's ever seen me miss a post. Nobody's ever seen me miss a YouTube upload. Nobody's ever seen me miss any of the stuff that I teach. So by far I'm the best teacher because I live it.
Speaker 2:The best teacher isn't the one with the best result. The best teacher is the one that lives his teaching most congruently. So I mean because some people their result could be more genetic. Their result could be more even luck, like they could have been into a stepped into a business with their family or whatever that just catapulted them. So it can't always be the result, but it can be someone who applies their wisdom across the board unbiasedly. So if someone says a quote like the way you do anything is the way you do everything, yeah, and then the guy's got tits, but he's in a rolls royce. I'm like, well, this guy's completely fucking delusional. He doesn't even get what the fuck he's saying. He doesn't realize that he's not even addressing the gym or his body and he's probably saying it's all about mind, body, soul growth and another fucking quote. Yeah, and his body's just fucking deteriorating. He's treating it like shit. It's just there's so much to all this to unpack, but I always just say his prison sign language ripped rich, rare motherfucker that's three r's.
Speaker 2:I really just fucking. I really just tell people it has to be across the board or I can't respect you. I know you have a big weakness and you'll see a motherfucker like a rich-ass motherfucker, like living his life and he thinks he's killing it. He's got his shirt off and he's so fucking insecure because he forgot to address the body and it's some shit like this and he's trying to cover himself. I never seen such a bitch maneuver in my life than a man trying to cover his body. Motherfucker, go in the fucking gym till you don't have to do that. Yeah, you pathetic piece of shit. Like we're all watching your weak ass moves like that and we're just wondering why the fuck you don't address that shit. Like get your fucking ass in the gym, quit eating so fucking much and west watson help you with that. But realize that the way you view you is how your people view you, and if you fucking are embarrassed of your shit, your people are embarrassed of it.
Speaker 1:Yeah, you're going to see that too.
Speaker 2:If you're embarrassed of your body, your chick's embarrassed of your fucking body. Like fuck that my chick ain't being embarrassed of me about nothing. Like every chick messages me like how did she find a guy like you? I'm like babe, we're selling a new course how to find a guy like wes fucking 10 000 bucks a month.
Speaker 2:Motherfucker, shit, it's worth more than that. Yeah, like if you don't pay a fee to get the life you want, it's because you don't believe you're worth it. That's the same thing as a motherfucker who won't pull up in something he likes or some dope shit. Motherfucker, don't feel he's worth it and he's like why do you buy cars like that? Because I'm worth it. Like, well, why do you wear a fucking richard mill watch that's 500 000 because I'm worth it? Well, I have that much money and I don't because you ain't worth it. Yeah, you still feel like you're not gonna make it. I have complete faith that I'll make it. And guess what? I don't have to make it to make it. I already made it by being me motherfucker.
Speaker 2:You didn't even address all the areas. It's you and that's these motherfuckers who say I had all the money, I had the perfect life, but I was still miserable. I know you were there. You were still there, bitch, and you were the problem. You never had a personal development program.
Speaker 2:You, like a motherfucker and made you an advocate, made you an offering, made you know that you owe your family the best version of you. You let your kids get fat and shit. Motherfucker. Fuck's the matter with you when you're a fat dude? You let your kids get fat. What the fuck is the matter with you? Like you really don't realize that that was the greatest source of your pain your whole life and you just bestowed it onto your children and you told them you loved them. You're stupid as shit. Yeah, but they're not even aware of this till I say it. And then they're like fuck you. Like how could you say that? Oh, and they just get all mad. I'm like don't get mad at me, it's always been there the whole time. You did that shit. Like every situation is taking place right now that you wish to attract in your life. It's all taking place. It's just whether you're in the frequency to attract it or repel it. Yeah, 100%.
Speaker 1:Are you still wondering how to grow your brand? Do you understand that podcast guesting is the number one way for you to get in front of more people, capture those eyeballs, do more business and do more sales? What do you think Wes Watson's doing? Grant Cardone, david Goggins, even the president they're going on podcasts. How do you even think Andrew Tate became the most searchable person on the internet? He took over the podcast game. You're still searching for how to do it, but all you need to do is click that link below, right Podcast guessing, or comment the word podcast below. Let's get it. So you moved to Miami. I'm moving to Miami. You got to move to Miami, you got to. All right, I'll be there june first.
Speaker 2:so the question oh damn, the question I got right.
Speaker 1:Is this what penthouse or house, penthouse, penthouse boom.
Speaker 2:What building you looking at?
Speaker 1:I gotta find one. I looked at some joints in edgewater earlier today edgewater school.
Speaker 2:I'm saying the design. I tried to look at the penthouses and thousand museum and it was 90 000 a month. I said, good, I got what's up, let's run. They're like this guy can't move in here. Look at his criminal record. I had tim grover, kobe and michael's old coach write me a reference letter and they still said, no, yeah, that's crazy, I'm like that's motherfucking grover all you gotta do is do a promo for them, those motherfuckers.
Speaker 2:Man, I did an alternate promo. I I told them fuck these motherfuckers. I did the opposite of a promo. Uh, they, what do they want me to do? Fucking like they're. Like, this guy can't live around beckham and posh spice or whoever the fuck it is. Uh, these, these people, man, I don't even fucking know they probably all tapped in.
Speaker 1:So, uh, the reason why, the reason why I even mentioned the moving thing, is someone. I might be watching this right now, right, or listening to it, and they're like yo, the stuff that west saying I'm definitely inspired by it, right, but I'm afraid to move. You know, I'm saying should I, should I, should I move? Should I move to a different city? Should I move to a different state? Should I get away from people that don't that, don't think like how I'm thinking? What would you say to them?
Speaker 2:I don't even have a choice. Just wherever I'm drawn to, I go. You know, like if I'm drawn to it, I go. I go where the energy, where it feels right, I follow the energy. If it's stagnant, I'm gone yeah, that's why I thought about la, that if it's stagnant I'm gone.
Speaker 2:If I don't wake up excited, I'm fucking gone. That's why I buy so many new cars. I do all this shit because people don't even realize. Like if, if you haven't got in shape and got really ripped, you can't say it's not all about being ripped. If you haven't bought a bunch of shit and have a bunch of dope ass, crazy shit, you can't say it's not all about the money. Yeah, like once I've done that, now I can. Yeah, so now I can sit in peace and I have all the shit. I don't even need it now. Now I could be like it is about my family.
Speaker 2:But the guy is about my family. But the guy who's never spent the money, the guy who's never gotten shape and he says it's all about family, he don't know what the fuck he's talking about. Really deep down he's like God, like he's just denouncing what he really needs to understand who he would create If he went down that path and acquired these things that were so difficult for him. Because it's not like you're denouncing the money, because it's fucking easy for you, it's because it's too hard for you. You feel like it's this or that. You feel like it's either all about family or all about money. When, in all reality, when you are having your personal development process in the morning and you're building the best you, it's all about you. And then, when you go to the gym in the morning, it's all about the gym and building muscle. And then, when you go to your relationship and you're at dinner with your wife, it's all about your relationship, and with your, with your kids and your family, it's all about family. Why the fuck is everyone so stupid? Where it has to be this or that, that's a fact. It's this and that, yes, everything. It's all compartmentalized, monotask. Whatever you're doing, choose to be the best at. I don't even remember what my life is right now.
Speaker 2:When I'm on this podcast, I've gone into complete flow state. I have no worries, no fears, no, nothing. I'm at. I'm the definition of what I call inner peace, not knowing time as it passes by. Yeah, we can do this for three fucking hours. Facts I would let obligations I have just fully fall off, because I don't even know where I'm at right now. When you get into places like this, this is a target of where your life should go. So, whatever you do that, you lose track of time. That's flow state and that is a complete, fucking just compass. Rose to what you should work on. If it's art, perfect. If it's music perfect, if it's the gym perfect. And then you have to be honest During these things that you were being called from your conscience to do, did you have negative self-talk, did you make it miserable? Did you talk yourself out of it? Did you really do the work to get into flow state? That's where people are really dishonest, bro.
Speaker 1:You went crazy yeah.
Speaker 2:You went crazy right there.
Speaker 1:You know what I'm saying. Crazy, right, yeah, you know, but we always we know this shit, yeah, yeah. So, um, you know, before we wrap up and your program, you know you're helping people get to the highest level of themselves, but if someone's not in the program right now, what's one or two things that you would share with them?
Speaker 2:uh, to help them get, get on the path I'll just get them on the path with an early wake up. Get, get in the 4 am club, fuck it get 4 am club get in the 4 am club, like Kobe said.
Speaker 2:You know, just like these monsters in the game, they're 4 am club motherfuckers. I'm already at the gym at 4. So get in the 4 am club. Drop your drinking and drugs Fucking. Start reading personal development books. Pick anything. Start with my book, non-negotiable, by Wes Watson. I sold over a million to need the book.
Speaker 1:I don't think I knew that you had a book. Yeah, I have a book. I have a bestseller, international bestseller.
Speaker 2:I'm going to need that 100%. 4 am. Wake up, join the 4 am club, read personal development books. Drop working out each day and track your macronutrients. Know what's on your plate Real motherfuckers, don't guess. Don't guess what's on your plate, like, do you really feel like you're going to be creating this level of cognition to fuck with someone like Wes Watson if you don't even know what's on your plate?
Speaker 1:That's a fact.
Speaker 2:Like you're just throwing some shit on there and hoping it works out. Is that what you do in your relationship too? You guys realize that people have broken down all this shit, the exact numbers on your plate, what you have to say to your chick when she's acting like this, like everything has been broken down by top people and the weird thing is it works every time. They've actually been through it. They jumped that fucking hurdle a long time ago that's actually why I got my blood work done.
Speaker 1:You know I'm saying so, so I'm I've been vegan for like four years, but I did it for the discipline. You know I'm saying um, but I got the blood work done to find out what does my body actually need you? Know and then I'm gonna eat for that so, yeah, the 10x people do that well.
Speaker 2:Here too, miami's all about that shit, all that type of health. I really just I've tracked my macros, workout. I keep it way simple and I've just done all that. But the main focus for everybody is to realize what their purpose on this planet is, is to create the best version of themselves and give that person to the world. Yeah, and a lot of you guys don't realize the greatest skill set you'll ever have that's monetizable is the fact that you quit drinking, the fact that you've been a good man, the fact that you're a great father. A great father is such a monetizable skill set in a world full of shit bags. A great father if you're a great father out there, I can make a program behind you. If you quit drinking and doing drugs, I can make a program behind you. If you sold a shitload of real estate, I can make a program behind you. If you've just fucking really took control of your life, I can make a program behind you. And the thing is my programs the, the business we're in online. You see how he said he has a seven figure business off teaching people how to really monetize their podcasts.
Speaker 2:The bottom of this shit. You guys listen when I say this. The bottom of this pays more than your fuck the doctor that you visit like the bottom of this is seven figures. The bottom I make multi seven figures a month. I drove one of my Phantoms here that I cashed out Like I'm a stupid motherfucker. This shit is 250. My other one's 500. You know, I didn't just buy one, richie, I bought two and I made fun of myself when I came to Miami. I'm like these motherfuckers and these Richard Mills. I only fun of myself when I came to miami. I'm like these motherfuckers and these richard mills.
Speaker 1:I only had rolexes. It was, yeah, you, you. I saw I listened to a podcast you were talking about. You bought the watch because your friend opened the shop. It was giving me a headache like that.
Speaker 2:These motherfuckers had these watches and I'm like, motherfucker, that's the level. We gotta spend 300 on a walk. And then my boy opened a shop bindi and avi, avi and co. I know bendy since before I went to prison. So when we were kids used to push weight. And um, he opens a store with avi and then we were at the opening and I'm a firm believer you better support your fucking people. If your people start a business, you better fucking support them, you pieces of shit. So my homie opens the store and I'm buying something and I'm not cheap, so I'm gonna buy them.
Speaker 2:Hey, what's the intro, richard Mill? Yeah, that one's 180. I don't like that one. What's the one step up? I'll start there. Oh, that one, the carbon one, because I didn't like the stainless ones. The metal ones aren't really the lick. You need the carbon or the ceramic. So I want that one. Okay, I'll get that one.
Speaker 2:That was like a good intro for me, but my boy opened a shop and I had to support it. I support sales, I'm in sales, you're in sales, we're in marketing and sales. If you don't support your people who do sales and marketing, you're just not giving back to the space and everybody who operates from scarcity and they contract, like right now. The housing market's down, everyone contract. What the fuck is that I expand when people contract? My boy just bought a bugatti right now, like I mean, we don't do that. We don't operate from fear. We break through everybody else's contraction phases. I guarantee him buying that will like cause a ripple effect of a lot of people going what the fuck am I so scared for with my money? I'm gonna live too. Yeah, and they'll go live. And if everyone decided to live, then everybody would get paid. And if everyone got paid, that's that's what would cycle the economy and grow it more. Except that a lot of people sit on their money and they don't want other people to get paid, they just want to get paid.
Speaker 1:So they fuck the economy up so we're in the election year, right? Yeah, so everyone's being distracted. We got distracted. We got all these messages. It's red, it's blue.
Speaker 2:I can't vote, so I don't really pay attention.
Speaker 1:So for people with all these distractions going on during the election year, what should they focus on?
Speaker 2:It's just only you. Focus on you and you'll attract everything. Don't even sit there focusing on your chick. Don't even sit there focusing on your kids, really that much. Focus on being the best you and let them witness. You live, yeah, live, and let witness like your kids will fucking to be doing burpees with you if you're doing them, if you're tracking your food, eating healthy, they'll say, dad, I want that like they'll. They follow you. Don't just tell them what to do and not live it.
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