Billionaire Dan Pena Speech on :The secret to his success!

the same reason that the readers that

are watching this

unfortunately, it doesn't work unless you

want average

in America mary 2.4 kids with one and a

half dogs

and for some people that's that's all

that you know

 their biggest aspiration but I can

guarantee you will never achieve

anything greater than your highest

aspiration

highest when Obama who i didn't think

much of as a president

but when Obama said when he was a 19

year-old kid I'm going to be the first

a black president in the united states

that was a big bodacious goal millions

of permutations had to occur

for him to become president but by god

he did it so I take my hat off to him

I take my hat off to him and you will

never exceed your highest and wildest

expectation

you just won't if you want a million

you'll make a million

not a million five if you want 10

million

100 million and uh you'll never exceed

that

and the uh and i see the kids

you know creating tens of millions

uh in less than a year and even though

my standard I don't think that's a lot

of money I really don't

but by their standards it's

life-changing

it's absolutely life-changing I remember

the first day I made ten thousand

dollars I remember the the first day I made

a hundred thousand dollars I made

I remember the first date crystal clear

I made a million dollars I remember the

first day

the day I made 10 million dollars and i

remember like I brushed my teeth this

morning

the first day I made 100 million and a

day

the 100 million I still get vibrations

on my thighs when i think about that day

but everybody said it wasn't possible

that's what the real money is going you

know if you want to make a

uh if you change a a billion lives that's

a formula to become a billionaire

and change the world

i've trained peter sage like that and

i've trained a whole bunch of other guys

to be more emotionally tough and

to look within okay and to practice

success

before you're successful one of the

stories and i know peter

remembers it before i had any money i

used to go to the rolls-royce dealers

and sit in the cars and

smell the leather touch the leather

okay and these days this is 40 years ago

i went to million dollar houses

and my wife and i would walk through the

house

and they'd say what are your parents

getting here kids no we are the buyers

okay and to get used to it and that's

the reason the castle is so effective

and the reason i stopped giving outside

seminars is that

the success rate is almost five times

greater

going to the castle having a butler wait

on you

dressing thinking more of yourself

because self-esteem

is the key to high performance if we

feel good about ourselves

and we hang around with people the

average of the five people that we

we uh are mostly around is who we turn

out to be

uh lack of self-worth now they think

they have self-worth right

they think because they made a few bucks

but in actuality and when they measure

it against the other eight ten twelve

people sitting around the table

they realize or they start to question

hell maybe i was just lucky now all of

us

when you're only a one-trick guy or gal

think

was i lucky now i've done it so many

times i know i'm i wasn't lucky

i might have been lucky the first time

but i haven't been lucky the 15 20

45 i know that okay but maybe i was

lucky the first time

um and maybe that's why i get such a

great feeling of pulling the guys

uh against the uh across the goal line

but they all

have a it's like the first date you ever

went on do you remember

asking the girl yeah i think so okay

okay

i was too i practiced in front of the

mirror uh i practiced in front of my mom

i practiced in front of my little dog

and i was still scared when i asked her

but my life changed when i went i was

pretty much a

haphazard kid got a lot of trouble got

arrested four or five times

thrown in jail because you

you know there's nothing wrong with

trying to build a high performance

environment

another one of my great influencers is

toyota toyota

automobile he wrote a book called the

toyota way and he said

constant supervised stress

constant supervised actually i think he

used the word organized

stress what does that mean it means keep

people accountable

just like peter sage says right keep

people

what get measured gets accomplished and

i have signs and most of the business

i'm involved in

when you walk in the door there's a big

thing about as big as that painting

there

how much daily exercise okay how much

time on your affirmations

how much time on your goals how much

time

uh building a dream team

how much time on creating new contacts

that are

that are high performance people that

are outside the five

average of the five bums that you hung

around with before the seminar

and some of those people that aren't are

detrimental to you unfortunately your

family

because you know as a parent we all love

our kids and we try to do our best

but we're not trained to be a high

performance person we're just

unless you're a rockefeller unless

you're a kennedy

which is instilled in you for

generations

parents don't have any clue the only

benchmark that we used

did he go to harvard did he go to

stanford did he go to oxford

but there's a lot more benchmarks peter

sage is a good example he didn't go

anyplace

working class background my parents uh

went to uh uh just a mediocre university

that i flunked out of three times before

i finally graduated with honors but

uh and had no money to begin with 820

you know there was no money but 820 um

so it's all possible but i you know i

devoted myself

uh to feeling successful i was wearing

suits like this before i could afford

them

i only sleep two hours okay i work

364 days i only take one day off i think

it's rosh hashanah which is the highest

holy jewish day

okay if you multiply that times 24 years

since i got out of school he got out of

school early i think he went to uh

wharton if i remember correctly

okay okay i'm 88 years old

well when i did the numbers and we have

a chart about it and i've done it i've

published it on twitter i'm 131 years

old

in work years work years okay

i have 60 more years experience

than another guy almost 70 who worked

40 hours a week five days

and he took two weeks off only he took

two weeks off

okay i have but i've had this much more

experience

than virtually everybody that i knew

i'm going to give make you make you give

me two lists one list

your goals intermediate short-term

long-term goals okay

both in personal and business then you

put another list together and this is a

good exercise for you

guys to do you put another list together

and you say

uh who you met with from

sunday midnight till saturday

midnight for one week who you talked to

or who you met with

okay and you put the list together okay

let's say there's 50 people on this list

or in your case maybe 100 i don't know

okay am i it's a short list

only the mentees basically five or six

people outside the mentees lawyers and

accountants

now you put a number by every

person that you

emailed skype tweet

link and which one of your goals on this

other

side of the paper that have anything to

do with

you will be staggered stunned

gobsmacked awestruck how much time

you're wasting with people that have

no no business being in your life to

attain your goals

correct okay hanging out with losers

wasting your time with people that mean

correct you okay show me your friends

and i'll show you your future a

snowflake is a kid

a guy or a gal mostly guys melt under

pressure

as opposed to what they tell me

snowflakes

melt under pressure