The Prosperity Perspective

57. From Beachside Rags to Towering Riches: Learn Hack and Grow Wealth


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Today's guest on the Prosperity Perspective brings his incredible story from literally living homeless on beaches to the multi-million-dollar Amazon master he is today. Shaahin will share what flipped the switch for him when he decided to start investing his hard-earned money, all motivated by a desire to do what he couldn’t as a poor immigrant. Gain his one-of-a-kind advice on mentorship, money, and financial freedom.

3 Key Takeaways

  • Wealth is not a matter of how much money you have but of how comfortably you can live within your means. 
  • Seek council! You should not rely on your own knowledge to solve your problems; some problems aren’t there for you to solve. 
  • Embrace the grit that comes from pushing through adversity as an entrepreneur. This is what teaches you how to achieve your goals. 


Resources

Books by Shaahin

Shaahin’s new booking agency: podcastcola

Website: shaahincheyenne.com

Shaahin’s Podcast: Hack and Grow Rich

Email: [email protected]


About Shaahin Cheyene

Shaahin has been called many things in my life (including the “Willy Wonka of Generation X”), but his favorite one is simple: the world’s leading Amazon industry expert. 

He is the founder of the brain nutrition startup Accelerated Intelligence (AI). Shaahin is also an award-winning business mogul, author, filmmaker, and inventor of Herbal Ecstacy, the nootropic that sparked the (100% legal) Smart Drug Movement. My serial entrepreneurial career has spanned more than 30 years, earning over $350 Million.

Shaahin regularly contributes to The Huffington Post, American Express OPEN and many other publications. He is an avid sportsman with a deep love for Jiu Jitsu. When he’s not working out, you can usually find him reading something by Seth Godin, Dr. Robert Cialdini or Dr. Paul Ekman. He lives in Los Angeles, California.

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The Prosperity PerspectiveBy Liam Leonard