From the desk of Victor Pride
Subj: Something average people cannot relate to

I used to work normal jobs.

9-5, 11-7, weekdays, weekends, overnight. I worked them all.

Working these jobs gave me one very important piece of knowledge.

That piece of knowledge is this:

Working jobs is for slobs. It isn't for me.

I couldn't stand being around these normal people.

Working a job was like a slow suffocation to me.

The average people I worked with were beneath me, and I make no apologies about it.

They even said the same thing to me.

They asked me right to my face: "Why are you working here with us? You don't belong here. You belong in Hollywood or somewhere."

Here was my answer: "I don't know."

That was the god's honest truth. I didn't know what else to do.

I had as bad of an education as these people did and I didn't know another way.

All I knew was, "Work a job, get loans, go into debt, marry some broad, retire at 65 and then enjoy life in retirement."

It seemed dumb to me but that's what every person told me to do.

It wasn't until I took my destiny into my own hands that the light appeared to me and I learned the true secret of happiness.

It wasn't until I stopped watching tv like a fool, stopped reading novels like a slob, and started reading business books that I learned the way.

See, there was not a single person in my real life who ever gave me good advice.

(They weren't even awake, how could they give good advice?)

I had to find my great advice from the men of history.

Great men like Napoleon Hill, author of Think and Grow Rich.

These great men of history gave me the great secret.

What is the great secret?

It seems so obvious in hindsight, but here it is...

GET RICH.

So many poor people tell me money doesn't buy happiness, and then they clock-in to a job with the rest of the slobs.

Listen up...

I'm not here to buy happiness.

I'm here to buy my freedom.

Do you know how you buy freedom?

You get rich.

You cannot have freedom when you're forced to work for an hourly wage with the rest of the hourly slaves.

I still have those horrible memories of living like a normal person, sitting in traffic at 9am and again at 5pm, working with people who were beneath me, knowing there was a better way but not knowing what the better way was.

But it's so easy and it's so simple...

Just get rich.

I tell you what boy, I've been rich and I've been poor. Being rich is better.

They say more money, more problems. Yeah, that's is true, at least you don't have to hang around with slobs when you're rich.

How do you get rich?

You have to stop wasting your time doing stupid stuff.

All of the following must go away:

Television shows
Novels
Dating
Drinking
Smoking
Internet scrolling
Masturbation
Porno

Here's what has to happen:

EXTREME FOCUS
EXTREME DESIRE

Getting rich is all about these traits.

Like Napoleon Hill said in his great book, the art of getting rich involves doing two things: THINKING and GETTING RICH.

So many retards skip the part about THINKING and they try to jump directly into getting rich.

Good luck getting nowhere but right back to your day job.

If you want to get rich, you have to do what it takes to get rich.

To get rich, you first have to envision getting rich in your mind.

You have to think on it, concentrate on it, build the wealth in your mind before you build it in reality.

This does not mean envisioning yourself on a yacht with big-tittied babes in bikinis, this does not involve envisioning yourself in a Lamborghini.

All of this is mental masturbation promoted by a book and movie called the secret.

You want to know what the secret of "The Secret" is?

Here it is...

They get dumb fucks like you to concentrate on yachts, cars, and broads.

Then you become blinded and give your money away because you're so stupid you believe that envisioning yourself in a Lamborghini will buy it for you.

It won't. But here's what will...

You must envision the way you wish to do business.

You must envision the business itself.

You must go through every single step in your mind before the business can be built in reality.

Procrastination can often be preparation because the idea needs to build itself in the mind before it can ever build itself in reality.

Like Nikola Tesla said:

My method is different. I do not rush into actual work. When I get a new idea I start at once building it up in my imagination and I make improvements and I operate the device in my mind. When I have gone so far as to embody everything in my invention, every possible improvement I can think of, and when I can see no fault anywhere, I put into concrete form the final product of my brain.

And THIS is the essence of 'Thinking and Growing Rich."

It doesn't mean imagining yourself in a yacht filled with big-tittied babes, champagne, and hundred dollars bills.

It means envisioning the business you wish to build.

Envision from the very beginning to the very end.

Spend the time alone lost in thought, creating the future in your mind.

Then, when the preparation is complete and you have embodied your business totally in your mind, this is what you do:

ACTUALLY BUILD THE BUSINESS.

Yes, you actually have to do the work required to build the business and get rich.

Remember, Think AND Grow Rich.

That's TWO THINGS you have to do.

You have to think about it (envision it like Tesla) and then you have to actually GROW RICH.

You grow rich by actually doing the work and building the business.

Nothing was ever built without first being envisioned in the mind, but also nothing was ever built ... without actually being built!

Do you want the big-tittied babes drinking champagne on yachts with hundred dollars bills hanging out of your zipper?

Great.

To get there, start at the very beginning and imagine the business - not the results of the business - but imagine the real business in your mind.

Then, go into MONK MODE and build the goddamn business.

It's as easy as that.

Think...

and then grow rich.

And then get the hell out of the regular jobs filled with regular slobs.

Be better than them.

Yeah, you're goddamn right I said it.

Just like me.

Until next time.