In this video I discuss the #1 Success factor in 2019 for entrepreneurs. Something I've noticed that no one else is talking about is that every day is a story in itself. Each week tells a story. Each month and year do the same exact thing. It's all about stories. What entrepreneurs need to realize is that they are the author of their own lives and that they need to create daily stories to achieve their purpose and ultimate fulfillment.

We're taught from a very young age that reading as much as possible is the pathway to success and fulfillment. Picture the smartest, hardest-working person you know, and chances are you picture them in a library poring over a variety of texts for hours on end. While simply being an avid reader does not ensure success, successful people are assuredly avid readers. And all of them have the following traits in common.

Becoming a billionaire in your youth is obviously a herculean feat, the likes of which very few people achieve. So it shouldn't surprise you to learn that in order to do what most never will, you need to disregard a lot of common knowledge and so called "common sense."  

Many Americans are clearly not experts at managing their own finances and end up broke month after month. The cycle of overspending leaves them poor, even if their income means they are considered well above the poverty line. A third of higher-income households — those that bring in $75,000 or more a year — live paycheck to paycheck, found a recent survey from SunTrust Banks

Then there are other factors, like the average per-household amount of credit card debt that stands at nearly $16,000 and dismal savings — 73% of Americans have less than $1,000 in their savings account. It raises the question: Why are people with relatively good income always broke?

Very few people get a true glimpse into a billionaire's mind. It is a rare moment, and when it happens, there is much to be extracted.

Billionaires have an unparalleled positive attitude, they see failure as a teaching moment and catalyst.

These are not the only hallmarks of a billionaire. There's quite a few more, setting them apart from the rest. A good, very recent billionaire mindset example is Kylie Jenner, a 20-year-old almost billionaire worth an estimated $900 million. Jenner could become the youngest billionaire ever.

What sets Jenner's mind apart from the other 20 somethings? The billionaire's mindset is the differentiator.

The Instagram platform has millions of users every single day and is one of the top social medias to be on in 2019 and the years to come. Millennials and Generation Z are known to use this platform and many of which have thousands, if not millions of followers on this platform.

Here's a few tips to beat the Instagram algorithm and grow more followers :

1. Engagement group
2. Paid ads
3. $1.80 strategy (comment your 2 cents on the top 9 pictures of 10 top hashtags everyday)
4. Minimum of 15 hashtags (have huge popular ones but also smaller ones)

Elon Musk has built multiple companies in his lifetime. He has built ZIP2, Paypal, SpaceX and Tesla. He reinvested everything he won from ZIP2 and Paypal to create his new ventures and now manages SpaceX and Tesla, two billion dollar companies. But how does he do it? What's the secret?

1. drink a ton of water
2. Eliminate distractions
3. don't check your emails before 10 AM, 2 times a day max
4. do the hardest tasks first
5. Reverse engineer

The majority of society wakes up everyday reacting to the world instead of taking care of themselves. This attitude has made millions of people lose track of who they are and why they are living.

Waking up in the morning and having a routine is very important. It is the one of the only times during the day where we aren't distracted by constant outside noise and where we can take time for ourselves. Knowing yourself is very important in today's age so that you can find your passion and live with purpose.

Yet, most of society still reacts to the world instead of taking care of their own health. It starts as soon as you wake up. In this episode, I will break down my own morning routine and how you can implement the same in your life. I will also go through the benefits of a morning routine.

Finding your purpose doesn't just come to you. You need to deep dive yourself into your thoughts, your reasons to exist and to thrive in this new digital world.

What do you believe in? What are your long-term goals? WHY do you want to achieve those so bad? Find what makes you happy and live with passion.

In this episode I will deep dive into Simon Sinek's Start With Why philosophy and how it helped me find my own purpose in life. Then, I will give actionable steps to find your own WHY.

It is super important that anyone finds their own purpose so that they can feel fullfilled at the of their life. Time is valuable and finding your purpose will push towards maximizing your time in life.