100 views, new video, not 100 views, no new videos. I have no new videos for today since people didn’t care. Usually I try to sell an Elite Bundle 2 every single week, but nobody cared, so fuck you I suppose.
Let’s get real for a second.
A lot of people voted, and the results are clear: many of you can’t figure out how to save $900 for Elite Bundle 2, the most effective daygame program on the market.
And honestly? That’s frustrating.
Not because $900 isn’t a significant amount of money—it is—but because the inability to save comes down to something deeper. It’s about habits, mindset, and discipline.
This isn’t just about money. It’s about how your mind works. It’s about the conditioning you’ve had since childhood.
You see, by the time you were 7 years old, you had already absorbed most of your parents’ habits, including their financial habits.
If your parents were bad with money—living paycheck to paycheck, spending recklessly, or never saving—you probably inherited those same patterns without even realizing it.
But here’s the thing: it doesn’t have to stay that way.
Look at Jeff Bezos. He’s Latino. Or Steve Jobs—he’s Middle Eastern. Both of them were adopted, which means they didn’t inherit the toxic money habits of their biological parents.
They were given a clean slate.
Unfortunately, most of you didn’t get that clean slate.
You absorbed everything from your parents, including their bad financial habits.
And for some groups, this is even more of a challenge.
The Financial Struggles of Certain Groups
Let’s talk about the numbers.
In the USA, Latino students and Black students consistently struggle the most with saving money.
Why?
Because poverty rates for these groups are among the highest—53% for Latinos and 51% for Black people.
And with the current migrant crisis, those numbers might be even higher now.
This isn’t just about statistics; it’s about reality.
When you’re constantly surrounded by poverty, it’s easy to develop a scarcity mindset.
You start thinking, “Why save money when I’ll never have enough anyway?”
That mindset keeps you stuck.
It keeps you from taking action, from investing in yourself, and from breaking the cycle.
But let me tell you something: your financial habits don’t have to define your future.
You can break free from the cycle of poverty, impulsive spending, and financial chaos.
It’s not easy, but it’s possible.
And it starts with taking control of your money.
Blame wokism for your daygame struggles.
The 5 Steps to Fixing Your Money Habits
If you’re serious about changing your financial situation—and saving for something that will actually transform your life, like Elite Bundle 2—then you need to follow these five steps.
These aren’t just random tips. These are practical, actionable steps that I’ve seen work time and time again.
1. Save 20% for Emergencies
The first step is simple: save 20% of your income for emergencies.
Most people don’t do this.
They think they can spend every dollar they make and somehow everything will magically work out.
But life doesn’t work that way.
One unexpected car repair, one medical bill, or one job loss can send you spiraling into debt.
And here’s what I’ve noticed:
- Black students are the worst offenders when it comes to this.
- They don’t save for emergencies.
- They’re one mechanical failure away from going out of business.
Why does this matter?
Because having an emergency fund gives you stability.
It’s money you can’t touch.
It’s there to protect you from the unexpected, so you don’t end up in a financial crisis every time something goes wrong.
Think about it this way: if you don’t have this in place, you’re always going to be living in survival mode.
And when you’re in survival mode, you can’t focus on growth, on investing in yourself, or on improving your life.
So start saving.
Even if it’s just a small amount each week, it adds up.
2. Invest in Self-Education
The next step is to invest in your own education.
This doesn’t mean going back to school or getting another degree.
It means learning the skills and knowledge you need to improve your life.
Here’s what I do:
- I buy books on topics I need to learn better.
- I invest in courses to stay ahead in marketing and understand what the industry is doing.
Why?
Because you have to invest your way out of a problem.
If you’re not willing to invest in yourself, how do you expect to grow?
But here’s the issue:
- Latino students, Black students, and even Indian students often struggle with this because of ADHD.
- They can’t focus long enough to invest in themselves.
The only exception? Indian students with Asperger’s syndrome. They can make money as engineers because their condition gives them hyper-focus.
For everyone else, the lack of focus becomes a barrier to success.
If you want to succeed, you need to break that cycle.
Invest in yourself. Learn the skills you need. And start taking control of your future.
3. Invest in something. I Invest in Tools That Save Time and Money
The third step is to make smart investments in tools that save you time and money.
I’m not talking about Bitcoin or some other speculative nonsense.
I’m talking about real tools that make your life easier and your work more efficient.
For example:
- I invest in video editing software with transcription features.
- I use tools that make YouTube Videos easier to produce because I can’t sit down through capcut and edit watching a video. I need a fucking transcription.
Why?
Because these tools save me time and help me make more money.
That’s the kind of investment you need to be making.
If it puts money in your pocket and saves you time, it’s an asset.
If it doesn’t, it’s a liability.
4. Pay Your Bills Latinos
This one seems obvious, but it’s worth mentioning: pay your bills.
For most people, this takes up about 20% of their income.
But here’s the problem:
- ADHD makes it hard for some people to manage their money.
- They overspend on unnecessary things and end up falling behind on their bills.
If you want to avoid debt and financial stress, you need to prioritize your bills.
Set aside money for them first, and then figure out what you can spend on other things.
Pretty soon Latinos and blacks will over spend on their credit card.
If they lived in a third world shit hole country, they can’t take on this much debt.
Only in a first world country.
5. Control Your Play Money
Finally, there’s the issue of play money.
The harder you work, the more you deserve to enjoy your earnings.
But here’s the problem:
- Black students and Latino students often spend all their money on play money when they’re feeling depressed.
- It’s like they’re trying to spend it as fast as they can, as if the money is going to expire. They think they are like MIke Tyson or something. Money in, must upgrade lifestyle. That is called a lifestyle creep.
This impulsive spending leads to debt, which only makes the depression worse.
And again, this goes back to the financial habits you absorbed from your parents.
If you want to break the cycle, you need to control your play money.
Enjoy it, but don’t let it control you.
Black people would laugh at this, when I wrote this, saying John understands us.
But I understand that is fucking stupid.
How This Relates to Elite Bundle 2
Here’s why this matters:
If you follow these five steps, you’ll be able to save for Elite Bundle 2 without putting yourself in financial stress.
And let me tell you why that’s important.
Elite Bundle 2 isn’t just another course.
It’s the most effective daygame program on the market, with 659 laid and pull testimonials to back it up.
It’s designed to transform your mental filters, improve your social skills, and give you the tools you need to succeed in daygame.
But if you can’t save $900 to invest in yourself, you’re never going to see those results.
The Financing Plan
Original first video uncut, for the advice video.
If $900 feels like too much all at once, I’ve got a solution for you:
Start with a financing plan.
For $500, you’ll get:
- Elite 30 (to build your foundational social skills).
- 1 Skype session with me to assess your progress and coachability.
Then, for just $400 more, you’ll unlock:
- Elite Access to all the daygame products.
- 11 additional Skype sessions to guide you through the process.
This way, you can take action now without overextending yourself.
And if you’re not coachable? We’ll both know, and you won’t waste any more time or money.
Final Thoughts
Original second video uncut, I change my clothing and stuff.
Your financial habits don’t have to define your future.
You can break free from the cycle of poverty, impulsive spending, and ADHD-driven chaos.
But it starts with taking action.
Follow the five steps. Save for Elite Bundle 2. And start transforming your life today.
The choice is yours.
Stay stuck, or take the first step toward success.
The third video people bhenchoded and for some reason think they know everything. But tell them the basics, let them pay for the implementation. Zombies can’t do it by themselves.
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