[0:00] You'll never make $10,000 a month
[0:02] until you understand this.
[0:04] This is Joey.
[0:05] He got straight A's at school
[0:06] and graduated from
university top of his class.
[0:09] He had high hopes for the future
[0:11] and knew he had something special.
[0:12] His reward was a job that
pays $5,473 per month,
[0:18] coupled with a constant
stress over his student loans,
[0:20] the rising cost of living,
[0:22] and the fear of being replaced by AI.
[0:25] That's a real number
based on an actual survey
[0:28] from over 70,000 bachelor's
degree graduates.
[0:31] So if Joey worked this hard
and still didn't manage
[0:34] to make $10,000 per month,
surely it's impossible, right?
[0:38] Not at all.
[0:39] This is Kye.
[0:41] He got kicked out of school
for being disruptive,
[0:43] and there was no way he was
getting into university.
[0:46] Like Joey, he also had
high hopes for the future,
[0:50] but without a path to follow,
[0:51] he started to think independently.
[0:53] His reward was an income
of over $15,000 per month,
[0:58] coupled with no debt
[1:00] and the ability to travel
the world whenever he wants.
[1:03] Not only this, but instead of
fearing AI will replace him,
[1:06] he actually uses it to make more money.
[1:09] As I'm sure you've gathered,
[1:11] Joey represents the path most
people are told to follow.
[1:14] However, Kye, he's a real person
who earns three times more
[1:18] than people who are 10 times
more qualified than him.
[1:21] And it's not just Kye.
[1:23] There are lots of examples
of people just like him,
[1:26] earning way more than most
people even think is possible.
[1:29] So while are these people
doing that Joey isn't,
[1:32] and how can it even be fair?
[1:34] Well, while others were so
focused on achieving good grades,
[1:37] going to university, and getting a job,
[1:40] these guys were paying attention
[1:42] to where the world was actually going,
[1:44] and they all became something
called a digital architect.
[1:47] This is the number one
way to make money online.
[1:50] It blows every other
method out of the water.
[1:53] Now, let me be clear.
[1:54] I'm not saying going to
university is a bad thing.
[1:57] It's needed for a lot of jobs in society,
[1:59] and if making money
isn't your main ambition,
[2:02] then be my guest.
[2:03] However, if you wanna hit $10,000 a month
[2:06] and, more importantly,
have a life of freedom,
[2:08] adventure, and wealth, then in this video
[2:11] I'm gonna show you how
you can quickly and easily
[2:13] become a digital architect,
just like these guys.
[2:16] (light groovy music)
[2:18] Everyone's talking about looksmaxxing
[2:20] when they should be
talking about talentmaxxing
[2:23] because, honestly, the worst
advice anyone can give you
[2:26] is to improve your weaknesses.
[2:28] The school system has told
you to do this for years.
[2:30] If you are bad at maths, they
make you do extra lessons.
[2:34] If you don't like public
speaking, they force you into it.
[2:37] And if you hate languages,
then tough luck,
[2:40] as you'll have to spend hours
trying to learn one anyway.
[2:42] They treat us all the same
[2:44] and disregard our natural talents,
[2:46] and you can actually
see the effect of that.
[2:48] One study found that 98% of five-year-olds
[2:51] scored at genius level
for divergent thinking,
[2:54] which is basically the ability
[2:56] to come up with lots of original ideas,
[2:58] but by adulthood, that drops to just 2%.
[3:02] So it's not that people aren't talented;
[3:04] it's that it all gets trained out of them.
[3:06] Before you say, "I don't
have any natural talents,"
[3:09] check this out.
[3:10] It's called the talent tree,
[3:11] and believe it or not, your
talent is on here somewhere.
[3:15] That's because everyone, no
matter your level of education,
[3:18] fits into at least one of
these four main categories.
[3:21] So while I'm going through this with you,
[3:23] make sure to note down
where you are on the tree,
[3:25] because once you know
that, we'll know exactly
[3:28] what kind of digital
architect you can become.
[3:30] The first type is the organizer.
[3:33] These are the people who
bring structure to chaos.
[3:36] They're good at planning systems
[3:38] and keeping things running smoothly.
[3:39] The second type is the analyst.
[3:42] They're good at breaking
things down, spotting patterns,
[3:45] and figuring out what actually works.
[3:47] The third type is the communicator.
[3:49] They're good at explaining things clearly,
[3:52] influencing others,
[3:53] and getting people to buy into something.
[3:55] The fourth type is the creative.
[3:57] They see things differently,
connect dots others don't,
[4:00] and come up with new ways of doing things.
[4:02] So those are the four
types of natural talents.
[4:06] Hopefully, you've got the area
[4:07] you identify most with written down.
[4:09] From now on, if you're
serious about making
[4:11] $10,000 per month,
[4:13] then you need to make
a promise to yourself
[4:15] that you're only gonna work in the area
[4:17] where you have a clear advantage.
[4:19] I'm breaking this down in even more depth
[4:21] in the free virtual event
I'm running very soon.
[4:23] Not just what your advantage is,
[4:26] but how you can go from where you are now
[4:28] to hitting $10,000 per month
[4:30] without needing startup
capital or experience.
[4:33] So if you're serious about
increasing your income,
[4:35] then make sure to sign up for that.
[4:37] I'll leave a link in the description.
[4:38] (light funky music)
[4:41] The fastest way to make
$10,000 a month online
[4:45] is to sell a digital service,
[4:47] but you'll never get close
to that amount of income
[4:49] unless you follow the three golden rules:
[4:52] make a business more money,
[4:54] save a business time, or
save a business money.
[4:58] That's why servicemaxxing is
all about finding a service
[5:02] that does one or more of those things
[5:04] and also plays into your natural talents.
[5:06] This is where most people get stuck,
[5:08] as they don't know what to actually do.
[5:09] So to make it easy for you,
I've loaded this grid up
[5:12] with the top five online
services you can offer right now.
[5:16] After I reveal each one,
I'll let you know exactly
[5:19] what this service is, why it makes money,
[5:21] and, most importantly, who's best suited
[5:23] based on talent type.
[5:25] By the way, all of these have
the potential to make you
[5:27] over $10,000 per month, and
they're in no particular order.
[5:31] For now, don't worry about
how to do the service;
[5:33] they can all be learned
very quickly anyway.
[5:36] The important thing right
now is understanding
[5:37] which one best suits you.
[5:39] So let's kick this off
with brand identity.
[5:42] This one sounds complicated,
but it's really not.
[5:45] It involves designing the
look and feel of a business,
[5:48] from the logo and colors
to the fonts, images,
[5:51] and overall style that makes
it instantly recognizable.
[5:54] I've made my dislike of designer brands
[5:56] very clear over the years.
[5:57] However, they are the perfect example
[5:59] of how valuable good branding is.
[6:01] A lot of people say the
designer items cost more
[6:04] because of the quality
or the level of service,
[6:06] but that doesn't justify the majority
[6:08] of their huge price tags.
[6:10] That purely comes down to the perception
[6:12] of the brand itself.
[6:13] That's why a brand identity service
[6:15] is so valuable to businesses,
as it can allow them to charge
[6:18] much higher prices for the
same product or service,
[6:21] which ultimately makes
a business more money.
[6:24] This type of online service
is perfect for the creative,
[6:28] as it requires an
out-the-box visual thinking.
[6:31] However, not just that.
[6:33] The organizer will do well here, too,
[6:35] because the timelines,
the client feedback,
[6:38] and the deliverables are just as important
[6:40] as the design itself.
[6:41] Next up is AI automation.
[6:44] Now, this one is massive right now,
[6:46] and it's only getting bigger.
[6:47] It involves building AI systems
[6:50] that automate repetitive tasks.
[6:52] Stuff like responding to
customers, generating reports,
[6:56] scheduling, data entry,
[6:58] the admin tasks that
someone in the business
[7:00] is currently doing
manually every single day.
[7:03] Just think, every hour a
business spends on a task
[7:06] that could be automated,
it's money down the drain.
[7:09] So when you come in and fix it,
[7:11] you're not just saving them time,
[7:12] you are saving them money too,
[7:14] which means you are hitting
two of our three rules at once.
[7:17] This one suits the analyst
[7:20] because you need to look at a business
[7:21] and identify exactly where
the inefficiencies are,
[7:24] but also the organizer
because building these systems
[7:27] requires quite a structured,
logical approach.
[7:30] Next: deal-making.
[7:32] This one might surprise you
[7:34] because it's not about a
technical skill at all.
[7:36] It involves connecting
businesses with opportunities.
[7:40] Think sponsorships, brand
deals, and partnerships.
[7:43] You are essentially the
person in the middle
[7:45] who makes things happen.
[7:46] Businesses will happily pay a
finder's fee or a commission
[7:50] when you bring something
valuable to the table,
[7:52] as this directly makes a business money.
[7:55] So who's best suited to
take something like this on?
[7:58] Well, firstly, it has
to be the communicator
[8:01] without a doubt.
[8:01] If you are naturally
persuasive, confident on calls,
[8:04] and good with people, this is your lane.
[8:07] But the organizer can play a big role too,
[8:10] because juggling multiple
deals, follow-ups,
[8:12] and relationships is super important.
[8:15] All right, now for video editing.
[8:17] This isn't about sitting
there cutting clips for fun.
[8:20] It involves editing video content
[8:22] that grows a business's
audience and generates revenue.
[8:25] Think YouTube channels,
ads, social media content,
[8:29] and sales videos.
[8:30] This is the kind of content
[8:32] that actually makes a difference,
[8:33] as businesses that show
up consistently on video
[8:36] grow faster, sell more,
[8:38] and build trust quicker
than those that don't.
[8:40] But most business owners have no idea
[8:42] how to edit and no time to learn.
[8:44] A good editor who understands
what performs well
[8:47] is genuinely hard to find
[8:49] and can both save a business
time and make them more money.
[8:53] The obvious person that's
suited to this is the creative.
[8:56] You need a real eye for
pacing, storytelling,
[8:59] and what looks good on screen.
[9:01] But the analyst is just as important here
[9:03] because the best editors
[9:05] aren't just making things look pretty;
[9:07] they're studying what performs and why.
[9:09] And last, but absolutely
not least, funnel creation.
[9:13] This one is probably the
most directly tied to money
[9:16] out of everything on this list.
[9:18] It involves building the online journey
[9:20] that turns a stranger
into a paying customer.
[9:23] Think landing pages, email
sequences, checkout flows,
[9:27] upsells, the whole shebang.
[9:29] A great funnel can double or
triple what a business makes
[9:32] from the exact same amount of traffic.
[9:34] You are not getting them more exposure.
[9:36] You are making them more money
[9:37] from the leads they already have.
[9:39] The organizer will thrive here
[9:42] because a funnel is
essentially a detailed system
[9:45] with a lot of moving parts
that all need to work together.
[9:48] The same goes for the analyst,
[9:49] because the best funnels
aren't built on gut feeling.
[9:52] They're built on data, testing,
[9:54] and understanding what makes people buy.
[9:56] I know this might just look like
[9:58] another list of different side hustles,
[10:00] but don't think of them like that.
[10:02] Think of them as vehicles
[10:03] that can get you to $10,000 a month.
[10:06] As a digital architect,
[10:07] your vehicle might look slightly different
[10:09] depending on where you're trying to go
[10:11] and what suits you best.
[10:13] But the destination stays the same.
[10:15] I mean, what if I told you
the type of service you pick
[10:18] isn't actually that important?
[10:20] As long as it follows
[10:21] the three rules we talked about earlier
[10:24] and it leans into your natural strengths,
[10:26] you can get to at least
$10,000 a month right now.
[10:29] The most important thing
is just picking one
[10:31] and sticking with it,
because in the next steps,
[10:34] I'm gonna show you how to
take any of these services
[10:36] and supercharge it as a digital architect.
[10:39] We'll be going over all
of this in even more depth
[10:42] on the free live virtual
event I'm running soon,
[10:44] so make sure to click the
link in the description
[10:47] to sign up for that if
you haven't already.
[10:49] (light groovy music)
[10:52] The biggest lie young people are told
[10:54] is that learning happens before earning.
[10:57] I mean, for the first
18 years of your life,
[10:59] you're forced to sit in a
classroom for hours on end
[11:02] and learn stuff,
[11:03] but never actually apply
it to the real world.
[11:06] The truth is, if you wanna
make $10,000 a month quickly,
[11:10] then you need to be learning
and earning at the same time.
[11:13] This is the skillmaxxing loop,
[11:16] and I designed it for my son
when he left school at 18.
[11:19] He wanted to become a
videographer and video editor,
[11:22] but said he wasn't ready.
[11:23] For context, he'd been making
[11:25] little YouTube videos for a while
[11:27] but didn't have any formal training.
[11:29] I told him to forget what
school had taught him
[11:31] about learning and
instead follow my method,
[11:34] as it would make him richer a lot faster.
[11:37] He actually listened to me,
for once, and thank God he did.
[11:41] As he now makes way more
than $10,000 a month
[11:43] following the exact method
I'm about to teach you.
[11:46] Don't worry if you don't
wanna be a videographer,
[11:48] it can be applied to any type of service.
[11:51] First, you need to define your service.
[11:54] In the last step, you already
picked what you're gonna do,
[11:57] but now you need to strip
it back to its simplest,
[12:00] most usable form, not the
perfect version in your head.
[12:03] This is where people let themselves down.
[12:06] They take something simple
and then overcomplicate it.
[12:09] They start adding extras,
[12:11] trying to perfect it all
because they don't feel ready.
[12:14] I can't tell you how many times
[12:16] I've been stopped in the streets
[12:17] by people saying, "I
want to be a billionaire.
[12:20] What should I do?"
[12:21] And honestly, that's part of the problem.
[12:24] They're aiming so big
[12:25] that they don't even know where to start.
[12:27] There's nothing wrong
with having big ambitions,
[12:29] but if all your focus is on the end goal,
[12:32] you never actually take the first step.
[12:34] So instead of thinking about a billion,
[12:36] focus on hitting $10,000 a month.
[12:38] 'Cause if you don't have something
[12:40] realistic to aim at right now,
[12:41] you'll just sit there overthinking it.
[12:43] So how can you actually
define your service?
[12:46] Well, for my son,
[12:47] it wasn't become a
professional videographer
[12:50] or build a creative agency.
[12:52] It was simple: edit videos for businesses.
[12:55] So take your service and reduce it down
[12:58] to one clear thing that you can deliver.
[13:00] It'll make your life a whole lot easier.
[13:03] Second, you need to sell your service.
[13:05] Not learn more, not tweak your offer,
[13:08] not sit there getting better, sell.
[13:11] This is where most people hesitate.
[13:12] They think they need more
knowledge before they can charge.
[13:15] My son did the exact same thing.
[13:17] I told him to get out there
[13:19] and start selling his videography service
[13:21] to local businesses,
[13:22] but he said he didn't
know enough to charge.
[13:25] I told him, "Trust me, son,
[13:27] there is no better teacher
than the real world."
[13:30] So he went out there and
started booking meetings
[13:32] with local businesses, and
yeah, 99% of them said no.
[13:36] But that's the point, because
eventually one said yes,
[13:40] a local caravan park.
[13:41] So accept you aren't perfect,
[13:43] and get out there and start selling.
[13:45] Every rejection teaches you something.
[13:47] It's about getting in front of people
[13:49] and learning what actually lands.
[13:51] Thirdly, you need to deliver your service.
[13:54] This is where you actually get paid
[13:56] and, more importantly,
where you actually get good.
[13:59] Because it's all well and
good practicing by yourself,
[14:01] however, until you have a paying client,
[14:03] you never really know
[14:04] what the most valuable
things are to focus on.
[14:07] You also don't get real feedback,
[14:09] which is sometimes hard to hear.
[14:11] With my son, as soon as
that caravan park said yes,
[14:14] everything changed.
[14:15] He couldn't hide behind
"I'm not ready" anymore.
[14:17] He actually had to sit
down, film the videos,
[14:20] meet expectations, and
figure it all out as he went.
[14:24] And that's exactly what happened,
[14:25] because when there's money involved,
[14:27] you just operate differently.
[14:28] You pay more attention, you learn faster,
[14:31] and you fix mistakes quickly
[14:33] because there's actual pressure involved.
[14:35] It's the same no matter
what service you picked.
[14:38] If it's video editing,
[14:39] you're not just messing
around with clips anymore;
[14:41] you're creating content
that helps a business grow.
[14:44] If it's deal-making, you're
not just sending messages;
[14:47] you're trying to bring
in real opportunities
[14:49] that make someone money.
[14:50] That's where the real skill is built,
[14:52] and this is what most
people don't realize.
[14:55] Fourth, you need to fix your service.
[14:57] This step was always part of the process,
[15:00] even when I taught my son this years ago,
[15:02] but back then it was a lot more manual.
[15:04] You had to rely on experience,
feedback, and trial and error
[15:07] to figure out what was
working and what wasn't.
[15:10] But now with AI, you can do it properly.
[15:12] Because once you've delivered
your service a few times,
[15:15] you'll start to see patterns,
what's getting results,
[15:18] what's not, and more importantly,
where the bottlenecks are.
[15:22] This isn't about
automating everything yet.
[15:24] It's about improving the way your service
[15:26] actually gets done.
[15:27] If you're editing videos
[15:28] and it's taking you hours
to do something repetitive,
[15:31] that's a bottleneck.
[15:32] If you're doing deal-making
and spending ages researching
[15:35] or writing messages,
that's also a bottleneck.
[15:38] Using AI to remove those bottlenecks
[15:40] will make you far more efficient
[15:41] and therefore more money in the long run.
[15:43] Lastly, you need to
systemize your service.
[15:47] Up until now, everything's
been a bit scrappy,
[15:50] and that's exactly how it should be.
[15:52] You've been moving fast
and figuring things out,
[15:54] but if you stay like that,
deadlines get missed,
[15:57] messages get lost, payments get delayed,
[16:00] and that's the reason most
people never get repeat work.
[16:03] Because the thing that
actually makes you stand out
[16:05] isn't talent, it's reliability.
[16:08] I mean, the people I've
paid the most money to
[16:10] aren't always the best.
[16:11] They're the ones who deliver on time
[16:13] and communicate clearly.
[16:15] One of the best platforms
helping you with this is Odoo,
[16:17] because it's an all-in-one
business management software
[16:21] that provides you with
a range of applications
[16:23] to simplify the day-to-day
management of your business,
[16:26] including invoicing,
accounting, project management,
[16:29] website creation, and more.
[16:31] I remember when my son was
asked to send his first invoice.
[16:34] He had no idea what he was doing,
[16:36] so I showed him what my
invoices looked like,
[16:38] and he had to manually make his own.
[16:40] However, it's much easier now
with Odoo's invoicing app.
[16:43] It makes it super simple
to add your customer,
[16:46] your services, and their
price and quantities.
[16:49] You can then select your invoice
due date and payment terms,
[16:52] which can be emailed to the
customer, allowing them to pay
[16:55] directly through Odoo's customer portal.
[16:57] Odoo will then track if
it's being paid or not,
[17:00] which saves you from doing it manually.
[17:02] From my experience,
[17:03] late payers are very common
in the online service space,
[17:06] so it's very important
to keep your discussions,
[17:08] emails, and notes in one place
[17:10] through this feature called the Chatter,
[17:12] so you can quickly see who
you need to follow up with.
[17:14] I used to do this manually,
and all the time I was wasting
[17:17] could have just gone
into making more money.
[17:19] As I was planning on
talking about them anyway,
[17:21] I reached out to Odoo
[17:22] to see if they wanted to sponsor
this portion of the video.
[17:25] They agreed and are also giving you
[17:27] your first application free for life
[17:30] with unlimited support and hosting.
[17:32] So that means you can start using
[17:33] the invoicing app for free.
[17:35] I'll drop a link in the description.
[17:36] You might be wondering why this
is a loop, and it's simple.
[17:40] Because you don't just go through
this once and you're done.
[17:42] Every time you complete these five steps,
[17:44] you end up in a better position
[17:46] than where you were when you started.
[17:48] You've got more skill, more
experience, better results,
[17:51] and a clearer understanding
of what actually works.
[17:54] So when you go back to define,
[17:56] you're not starting from
scratch; you're refining.
[17:59] When you sell again,
you're more confident,
[18:01] your pitch is better,
and more people say yes.
[18:04] When you deliver, the quality is higher.
[18:07] When you fix, you are
removing bigger bottlenecks,
[18:10] and when you systemize,
everything runs smoother.
[18:13] Then it repeats, and each
time you go round the loop,
[18:16] your service becomes more valuable,
[18:18] which is what pushes you towards
$10,000 a month and beyond.
[18:22] (light peppy music)
[18:25] Believe it or not, you
can do the same service
[18:27] as someone else to the exact same standard
[18:30] and earn 10 times more.
[18:32] That shouldn't make sense,
as you'd think you get paid
[18:35] based on how good you are, but you don't.
[18:37] You get paid based on how
you position your value.
[18:40] This is where things
start to step up a level
[18:42] because once you've been around
[18:43] the skillmaxxing loop a few times,
[18:45] you're no longer just
someone who does a service.
[18:47] You understand outcomes,
you understand businesses,
[18:50] and you understand what
actually makes money.
[18:53] That's when positioning
becomes super powerful.
[18:56] Let me show you what I mean.
[18:57] On the left side is how a
freelancer positions themselves.
[19:01] On the right is how a
digital architect does it.
[19:03] Let's start with brand identity.
[19:06] A freelancer says, "I design logos,"
[19:10] which is simple and easy to understand,
[19:12] but it also sounds cheap.
[19:13] You're competing with
thousands of other people,
[19:16] and the only thing that
separates you is price.
[19:19] That's why a digital
architect doesn't sell a logo.
[19:22] They say, "I increase perceived value
[19:24] so businesses can charge more
and attract better customers."
[19:27] See how this involves the
exact same amount of work,
[19:30] but offers dramatically more value?
[19:32] Now, instead of seeing you as a cost,
[19:34] you're now an investment.
[19:36] Now let's look at AI automation.
[19:38] A freelancer says, "I
can build AI chatbots."
[19:43] Again, nothing wrong with that,
[19:45] but you're just selling a feature.
[19:46] A digital architect says,
"I remove manual work
[19:50] and reduce costs by
automating bottlenecks."
[19:52] Now you're not just building something;
[19:54] you're saving them time and
money every single month.
[19:57] And lastly, funnel creation.
[20:00] A freelancer says, "I
build landing pages,"
[20:03] but a digital architect says,
[20:05] "I turn existing traffic
into paying customers."
[20:08] Now you're directly tied to revenue,
[20:10] which again is the same
skill and the same output,
[20:13] but with completely different positioning.
[20:15] The key is to stop
talking about what you do
[20:18] and start talking about
what it does for them.
[20:20] That's how you use positionmaxxing
to go from charging
[20:23] a few hundred to a few thousand
for the exact same service.
[20:27] (light groovy music)
[20:30] A lot of people aren't
gonna like this one,
[20:33] but most of you will never
get past 10K a month.
[20:36] Not because you're not working hard enough
[20:38] or the opportunity isn't there,
[20:40] but because getting to 10K
per month is one challenge,
[20:43] making 20K, 50K,
[20:46] or 100K plus per month is
a completely different one.
[20:49] I know these numbers might
feel miles away at the moment,
[20:52] but if you don't understand this now,
[20:54] then you'll hit that
10K level and plateau.
[20:57] That's where brandmaxxing comes in.
[20:59] This is the process of
building a personal brand
[21:01] so strong and visible that
people instantly see you
[21:04] as an authority in your space.
[21:06] One of the most powerful examples
of this is Casey Neistat.
[21:09] He sold his company to CNN
for a reported $25 million,
[21:13] but the business itself
wasn't the real asset.
[21:16] There was no clear plan for what CNN
[21:18] were even gonna do with it.
[21:19] What they were really buying
was his personal brand.
[21:22] That was back in 2016,
[21:24] and since then, this has
only become more important
[21:27] because now more than ever,
[21:28] your personal brand is what
makes you more valuable
[21:31] than everyone else
offering the same thing.
[21:33] So how can you easily do
this without trying to build
[21:36] a YouTube channel with
millions of subscribers?
[21:39] Well, the most simple
thing you can do right now
[21:40] is clean up your social media profiles.
[21:43] Make it very obvious who
you are, what you do,
[21:46] and why you're the best at it.
[21:48] Most people are doing the opposite.
[21:50] They put no time into their profile.
[21:52] Instead, just focus on cold
messaging hundreds of people.
[21:55] That's why they just get ignored.
[21:57] I'm willing to bet you've got
a ton of unanswered messages
[22:00] just like this in your requests.
[22:01] But when someone lands on your profile,
[22:03] and it instantly shows what
you do and how you do it,
[22:06] you are no longer just another message.
[22:08] And when you combine that
with actually understanding
[22:11] who you are messaging and how
to approach them properly,
[22:13] that's how you break past 10K
a month and scale beyond it.
[22:17] If you wanna discover the
five levels to getting rich,
[22:19] I'm gonna leave that video right up there,
[22:21] but don't click on it just yet.
[22:22] Make sure to subscribe if
you want to grow your wealth.
[22:25] Okay? (clicks tongue)
I'll see you over there.