In today’s episode, the boys go through 6 key principles on how to build wealth.   

These principles are:   

1. You can’t get rich from your Job alone.  

2. Buy Assets, not Liabilities.   

3. Learn to budget.  

4. Pay yourself first.  

 5. How “cash is king” is not a helpful statement.   

6. Compound Interest is key.   

Once you understand all of these basic principles, the importance of investing will start to become clearer. So join Sameer Patil, Dylan Weston, Daniel Trease and Christopher Mampallil as we breakdown each principle.

n today’s episode, the boys turn to personal stories to relay how having more money could have helped us or the people around us in the past. Having lots of money can be demonised by others. A lot of people avoid trying to create long term wealth for this reason. But we believe this isn’t the right way of thinking about money and wealth. Having the knowledge to create large amounts of wealth can help secure you, your family, the people around you, and eventually it can be used to help people in need. 

This is what we aim to do with Hardcore Headstart, with our goal of Donating $1billion as a collective to people in need.    So sit down with Daniel Trease, Sameer Patil, Dylan Weston, and Christopher Mampallil as we discuss Why Money is important to us.    

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Our goal at Hardcore Headstart is to create a culture of like minded individuals that want to continuously improve themselves for the better. In turn give back in abundance to people in need.   

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We like this short clip from Carl Sagan because it highlights the excess of information in the world. At Hardcore Headstart we believe it is important to consume curated content from reliable sources.

Working for someone else can suck, especially if you feel that job is draining you most days. Creating a good strategy to leave your job is definitely a great idea. But, that initial job can leave you with so much life experience. The way we look at it is, rather than starting your own company from scratch, why not join a pre existing company and crush it in that. This allows you to gain experiences you can transfer onto your future endeavours, as well as make an income that you can invest. Now the work life becomes more like a game that you can conquer, rather than something you’re stuck in.

This therefore leaves us with many questions on how to become a better employee.

So sit down with Sameer Patil, Dylan Weston, Daniel Trease and Christopher Mampallil, as we take you through the process of becoming the best employee that can kill it in any setting.

Moving out of your parents home for the first time, especially if you’re in your late teens to mid 20’s sounds scary. But if there’s anything we’ve learnt here at Hardcore Headstart, its that doing things that scare you is what makes you a stronger person. Moving out can help you get a different perspective on life, as well as build maturity, and you can use this perspective to help the others around you become better versions of themselves. Once you do move out, you learn so many life skills that you could have never learnt living with your parents. You don’t really realise how much your parents do for you until you actually move out.

Then to go next level we discuss how to start your own Dojo. What we call the “Dojo” is an environment we’ve for ultimate learning and growing. To create a Dojo, you essentially want to find, or build people into like minded individuals that have similar goals and visions to you. You’ll notice being a part of a Dojo can help accelerate the growth of yourself and the others around you.

So join Sameer Patil, Dylan Weston, Daniel Trease and Christopher Mampallil, as we guide you through the process of moving out and starting your own Dojo.

Your Reputation Precedes You - Hanging With Hardcore #22

"Law of Attraction" and "Visualisation" are real, and most people want to know how they work. Conor McGregor is one of our heroes because he is a living example of how you can use law of attraction to bring you success in life. There is however a misconception about this topic, people think you can get success by just visualising it, however, in today's video we explain why that is not the case.

The reality is that there needs to be a combination of visualisation and appropriate structure action on a consistent manner that makes Law of Attraction work. It is true that whatever energy you put out that gets attracted back towards you. There is a great quote by Thomas Jefferson and it goes like this, "I find the harder I work, the more luck I seem to have". The "luck" is not really luck, more so attraction of success with the energy and intention from the hard work. Using Law of Attraction as another tool to realign your brain with success is extremely powerful and you should definitely give it a go.

In this episode Dylan Weston, Sameer Patil, Daniel Trease and Christopher Mampallil sit down to discuss their personal experiences with using law of attraction and how its impacted them in their journey.

YOLO (You Only Live Once) is a packed phrase. It is true, You do Only live once. And our first instinct after recognising that can be to go out and have fun. Enjoy the weekends, party, travel etc. But unfortunately doing these things require a lot of money. Most people turn to their jobs for money to fund this. But why you would spend your best hours during the week to work hard and save up money, just to spend it all on the weekend, or one trip? if you do only live once, wouldn’t you want to live it to your maximum potential? This is where sacrifice is required. It’s true, if you sacrifice for 3-5 years and invest your money and mind in the right places you can really live a life of High quality.

Last episode of Hanging with Hardcore, Sameer Patil, Daniel Trease, Christopher Mampallil and Dylan Weston sat down and discussed 10 quotes that we believed to be the greatest quotes of all time. This week we sit down to go over the 2nd set of quotes.

It’s normal to have days where we feel lazy, lonely or unmotivated. But we believe reading these quotes each morning and evening can help you brainwash yourself into being the best version of you. These Quotes were said by some of the most successful figures. Figures like Bruce Lee, Gandhi, Warren Buffett , Albert Einstein, etc. These are quotes that really align with our vision and we believe reading it twice per day can help us remember our vision and stay on path.

Hopefully this podcast will motivate you to create your own list of quotes that align with your vision. You can even feel free to copy our list!

In this episode of Hanging with Hardcore, Sameer Patil, Daniel Trease, Christopher Mampallil and Dylan Weston sit down and discuss 10 quotes that we believe to be the greatest quotes of all time. This is a part one, as we’ll cover 10 more quotes in our next podcast. It’s normal to have days where we feel lazy, lonely or unmotivated. But we believe reading these quotes each morning and evening can help you brainwash yourself into being the best version of you. These Quotes were said by some of the most successful figures. Figures like Bruce Lee, Gandhi, Warren Buffett , Albert Einstein, etc. These are quotes that really align with our vision and we believe reading it twice per day can help us remember our vision and stay on path.

Hopefully this podcast will motivate you to create your own list of quotes that align with your vision. You can even feel free to copy our list!

Audible has made consuming knowledge in book faster, efficient and enjoyable in the form of audiobooks. Being able to consume knowledge from the likes of Elon Musk who created Tesla & SpaceX, Warren Buffet who is the greatest investor in the stock market, Steve Jobs who revolutionised personal computing with Apple to name a few. Using Audible to consume knowledge from our virtual top 5 heroes we were able to become full time investors in our 20s and quit our 9-5 jobs. In this episode of Hanging with Hardcore, Sameer Patil, Daniel Trease, Christopher Mampallil and Dylan Weston sit down to discuss the benefits of reading more and how knowledge is the key to true financial freedom.

Through avenues like Audible, which is what we use, its very easy to consume information these days. Information can be consumed while doing minor tasks. So its not an excuse to say “I have no time to read”. Reading is the backbone of knowledge, and as we discuss deeper in this podcast, having knowledge is what helps you make smarter decisions.

Movies recommended on this podcast:  Schindler's List   

Books recommended on this podcast:  Rich Dad Poor Dad   

People recommended on this podcast:  Elon Musk Jeff Bezos Warren Buffet  

Amazon must haves:  Audible

Our goal at Hardcore Headstart is to create a culture of like minded individuals that want to continuously improve themselves for the better. In turn give back in abundance to people in need.