Choose Your Advisors Wisely

Never take money advice from someone who makes less money than you. Never take business

advice from someone running a smaller business than yours. Never take relationship advice from someone

with a failed marriage. And never take friendship advice from someone with no friends. It’s not complicated.

If you want results, you go to people who already have the results. If you want to be

a millionaire, you don’t ask someone who isn’t one. If you want to build a business,

you don’t ask your broke coworker. You model people who are already winning.

And if you want to be rich and happy, stop blindly following the traditional path.

School doesn’t teach success — it teaches compliance. It punishes mistakes, even though mistakes