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We're in the middle of filming this car review for the SF90.
because I picked one of these up.
And somebody just came over to me and said, "Tay, I've been following you for years." And it just something came to my head.
made me think that most of you at home have probably been following me for years.
If you'll remember three or four years ago,
I was a niche internet celebrity.
I was online. I had...
been banned on everything.
I had a small YouTube channel which got banned. I had 40,000 followers on Twitter or something.
on my eighth account which kept getting banned
And I had money.
I had a few nice cars, three or four supercars, but a supercar was a big purchase for me. I wouldn't just buy a car like this, which I've never tested, never driven before, just to make a car review video.
Like I don't care about spending 600 grand for a video. It means nothing to me. But back then, three or four years ago, 600 grand, I couldn't do that once a week.
Now I can do it every week. It doesn't matter.
And it made me think,
Now, if you've been following me for years...
You have seen my meteoric rise to becoming one of the most well-known, well-respected...
The most Googled man on the planet.
Now to have 8 million followers on Twitter and everybody know who I am and celebrities hang out with me and I'm making $4 million a week and all these crazy things.
Surely you're sitting there saying,
Well, three years ago, my life was different than it is now, but
"across the last three years, I haven't achieved what Tate's achieved." Surely you're sitting there saying,
Three years ago, my life was X, and now my life is X plus a little bit. It's not monumentally different.
I would like to think anybody who's following me actually sits and looks and goes, wow, compare him to myself or anyone else on the internet, any of these other celebrities, any of them. Tate has outworked and outperformed all of them. I should have done something amazing in my last three years.
And I've done nothing.
I say these things to people because I think the only way you can truly motivate a man is via shame. You need to make it clear to a man that he's making mistakes. I'm not trying to insult you and I'm not trying to be arrogant. I'm trying to say that it took me three years to go from here to the absolute upper echelon of masculine performance on the most well-known, respected people on the planet. You've had the same three years, the exact same number of hours.
And what have you done with them?
What have you even achieved? You might be in the same job.
in the same house with the same girl.
driving the same car.
You've done nothing.
That should upset you. You should feel sad about that. Because it's only when you feel sad about what you've done that you're going to feel enough regret to go through the pain it takes to be massively successful. It's always going to be painful to become successful. So you need to feel shame. You need to find some kind of emotion that's going to drive you through the pain.
Imagine where I'm going to be in three years from now.
And I'm talking about the tangible...
which I'm prepared to show the world. I'm not sitting here talking about how many children I've had, how many beautiful relationships I have. I'm talking about all the things I keep private.
Think in three years from now where I'm going to be.
We have the same number of hours in the next three years.
You and I.
And I'm going to crush you.
And it just makes me sit and wonder,
If I was you, I wouldn't be able to accept that. I wouldn't be able to take it.
It would bother me in my core.
It would hurt my ego.
in the best possible way.
I think a lot of people who know me...
and who have been following me for a long time, know my Ferrari story.
explaining about the guy I drove past in the Ferrari, and I couldn't handle it, and all my friends didn't care. Well, here I am sitting in a brand new SF90 Stradale Ferrari telling you.
that unless you feel genuine shame and take monumental action, three years from now, I will have once again done the impossible. I would have once again done amazing things which make the
of yourself.
Wow, dude, that's actually insane. I got another client this last month. That's what took me to 5K. I've taken 14,000, made 52,000 out of it. Everybody in the real world is making money. The biggest, the largest benefit to the real world is direct access to professors. You are taught by a millionaire that asks your questions. They give you everything on a silver platter. It's maybe impossible to not make money if you follow what they say. So the real world really gave me a sense of brotherhood. It's a community.
We're all in there for one thing and that's to make money.
The real world is now hosted on their own platform. And his own app now. Since downloading the real world app, my phone and laptop just became weapons designed to make me money. I'm addicted to it. I can work comfortably out of my laptop and travel across the world. Building your own business is very much like playing a video game. It's pure freedom, it's great. In the real world, you enjoy it.
So streamlined. You can learn 18 ways to make money online that I never even knew existed before joining.
I've made 5k this month from just joining. That's fucking crazy. I made 4k in my first month. After three weeks, I already made my money back.
- I was able to do two weeks at 15. - How much are you making for lunch now? - Seven to 12K, depending on the month. Shattered my world view completely.
- If you want to escape the nine to five, there is no better place to be than the real world. - There's just way too much money to be made here. - It's what allowed me to quit my job.
- Unless you take some bold actions,
Succeed in life are zero unless you take the chance, the leap of faith. The fact that they are asking for just like 50 bucks a month for what's in here. If you're not going to listen to a multimillionaire who's trying to help people make money, who are you going to listen to?
Music
Yeah.
We'll see you next time.