Transcript
Everybody knows I have a classic 1963 Aston Martin DB5. And I'm going to tell you something. You had that car back in the day when it was first released. It is perfect in absolutely every way. It's the Bugatti Chiron of the 1960s. Absolutely fantastic. Well, why is this car I'm sitting in now vastly different? Because time moves on and things improve. Despite the perfection of the DB5, as the world changed, as roads improved, as traffic changed,
cars to get better and more suitable to the environment. That's why I find myself sitting behind the wheel of this Aston Martin V12 Vantage today. In every single way, it is better than a car that was perfect at the time it was released. Well, how does that work? People say if it's not broke, don't fix it. And that's a bit of a loser's mindset, especially when it comes to business. If you have a product, if you have a service, if you have a vehicle, you want to be constantly
Real World 2.0. Why, when I have a platform where young people are making tens of thousands of dollars a month from the lessons taught inside, do I need to reinvent, rebuild, and transform the platform to be something bigger and better than it was before? I mean, it works. The reason is, this is not the 1960s. Time moves on faster than ever. The world that was around five years ago when the real world was first created is not the same world we are living in today. New forms of
new forms of utilizing the internet, AI has come about and we need to teach our students the most up-to-date, the most dynamic money-making lessons that there are. So the real world 2.0 makes perfect sense and the real world 3.0 is no doubt less than five years away. The engineers at Aston Martin could have sat behind the wheel of that DB5 and thought, you know what guys, we nailed it. And they would have been right for a couple years. And then Ferrari, Lamborghini, other people would
and created a product and a car much faster and much better. Well, let me tell you something. All the students inside of the real world, we have absolutely no intention of being competed with by anybody. If you want to see what the real world 2.0 has to offer, click the link.