Video by theozairjk

Never ever have I related with someone's worldview as an entrepreneur more than I have with Jeremy Haynes. What I like most about this guy is that he's super no bullshit in terms of what he wants out of life. I mean like when everyone in the online entrepreneurship space is just pretending that they're not materialistic and making money doesn't really matter to them all that much when

it actually does, this dude just unapologetically owns it. He says his goal is to become as rich as humanly possible so that he can buy cool shit for himself and for his family. And the problem I see with entrepreneurs even in my network is that they do want to make inhumane amounts of money

but they'll cover it up with the most fake bullshit in the world instead of just owning it. And you know what? That's why they don't charge their worth. That's why they don't raise their standards in terms of how much they make with their business and that's why they keep coasting at a revenue level for months on end. And it's because they treat making money as a dirty sin

that's the most evil thing in the world. But I have a genuine question from you. If your beliefs around money say that making too much money is bad, evil and unethical, then no matter how much physical work you put into this, no matter how many funnels you change, no matter how many ad

strategies you test, you're going to stay stuck at the same level because in this game, the unconscious rules the conscious every single day of the week. Something to think about.