Ah ya you should deff give up trying and settle for $5m …. How is this even a take someone could type out, read and then hit post?

I bought an RM ✅ I dropped a guru course ✅ So it was only fitting that I larp on a PJ that I didn’t pay for. Now I need to lease a mile roll back SVJ at 29.9% interest from Carrio Motors Thanks @BitluxPvtJets

Awful take … 99% of 24 year olds taking home $300k will be broke by 40 vs a 40 year old with $6m has proven he has a track record enough to save / invest and be financially sound.

Lots of people chiming in about SKALE.Guru If you don’t live the life I’d want to live what makes you think I’d ever listen to your opinion or advice? Kindly shut the fuck up PS we clipped $130k in recurring monthly revenue $1,560,000 in annual rev with a fat wait list in less then 12 hours. Also this guru arch isn’t finished … have a noob marking software about to drop that should bring in $3,000,000+ in less than 12 hours so please save your hate till I drop that. Once I got that RM all bets were off, might even ask Carrio if they can bring back the open end shit head lease deals so I can flex can SVJ …. WTF ever happened to those guys and their bullshit? PSS this wasn’t about everyone that chimed in some of yall are goats and I appreciate the advice. PSSS most of you are fucking retarded though.

Full Guru .. if the lambos didn’t get you how about some Ferraris and an Elenor Skale.guru Only 3 spots left 🤷🏻‍♂️

Few will understand how numb you become To how big the numbers can get on the screen …. I recently told someone close to me about SKALE.guru and mentioned we will help people get to $100k a day. That person said “but dont you have to be at $100k a day to help others get to that. I laughed and said “If I only did $100k a day I wouldn’t be able to pay my bills” In all the time they have known me, they had no idea the numbers up on my screen.

Sold out of Early Bird in under 5 min 🤷🏻‍♂️

Long time coming but I have gone full guru also now Twitter can finally see my face in cartoon form. Imagine wanting get to the next level and not immediately joining this group. @iamshackelford and @jordanmenard rep speaks for itself … and I have more Lambos then all your fav gurus combined. Skale.guru SKale is with a K because we will get you to 100k a day and beyond.

Like I always say, Affiliates ruin everything. We murdered Sapphire Reserve in under a year.

When I was a kid, I would do literally anything to get good grades except study. Cheat off the kid next to me. Steal the answer key. Figure out what was going to be on the test beforehand. Create an entire fucking operation to avoid opening a textbook. My dad used to say: “If you spent half as much time studying as you do scheming, you'd be much better off.” I thought about that quote probably 20 times at an event last week. I met a bunch of young guys who are fucking brilliant. And they are wasting it. Running up V.I.P. clubs and every other scam in the book. Yes, shocking: V.I.P. clubs are a scam. But the crazy part isn't even the scam. It's the amount of intelligence, creativity, and ingenuity required to keep the scam alive. I won't explain the playbook, but some of you are working 10x harder to avoid building a legitimate business than you'd have to work to actually build one. My dad would've loved you guys. Here's the part I don't think this generation understands Silence from the government does not mean permission. I know it feels like the FTC isn't watching. I know enforcement has felt relaxed. And 99% of you have never been around long enough to see what happens when the hammer actually drops. I have. 12 years ago, the playbook was a fucking secret. The guys running the plays hid in the shadows. Today? You're holding public masterminds where people openly discuss shit that sounds like a money-laundering seminar. I wish I was exaggerating. Then you get on Instagram and document the entire fucking thing. Every win. 
Every watch. 
Every car. 
Every table. 
Every trip. 
Every ridiculous purchase. You aren't just running the play anymore. You're documenting it. You're leaving breadcrumbs to every move while simultaneously broadcasting exactly how much money the moves made you. You're building the government's PowerPoint for them. And here's what I've learned after being around this game for a very long time: Almost nobody quits while they're ahead. $100k becomes $1m $1M becomes $10m $10m becomes $100m And instead of saying, “Holy shit, I won,” you convince yourself you're smarter than everyone who eventually got caught. Until you're not. Then the FTC demand arrives. Or the accounts freeze. Or the lawsuit comes. Or, depending on what you've been doing, somebody with three letters on their jacket knocks on your door. And suddenly those few incredible years don't seem so incredible anymore. So take this advice from someone who has made enough mistakes in business to recognize one when he sees it: Run up the bag. Then get the fuck out. Take the money. Take the knowledge. Take the network. Take that insane ability you have to solve problems nobody else can solve. And build something real. Something you don't have to hide. Something you can tell your parents about. Something you can put your actual name on. Something you're genuinely fucking proud of. Because the saddest part isn't watching talented people get caught. It's realizing they were talented enough that they never needed to play the game in the first place. Trust me, my dad was right. We should've just fucking studied.

Worst take ever … my networth has at minimum 4X because of cars in true cash value and unlimited X in network value. The amount of connections I have made in the car collecting world is unimaginable. Also if what kind of moronic take is this? $7m minus a $25k car is $6,975,000 and $9m minus $150k is $8,850,000 which means that guy has almost $2,000,000 more AND a cool car. $2,000,000 into SP500 will kick off $200,000 in interest making the car Free in year one. Some people should not be allowed to post on Twitter if they are proven to be retarded

These finally got shipped out today thanks to @tannerplanes the delay was to wait till my bulk inventory was about 30 days out which I thought could come sooner. To the 100 people who I sent it too, I will send you an email tomorrow letting you know 1. You were picked 2. The label is awful (I stuck them on myself) 3. It’s a sublingual, not a chewable. Deff don’t chew it, you won’t be happy I’m a big proponent of not building in public however, you can’t copy this formulation and you can’t market as good as me so good luck if you want to try. Plus @jordanmenard @iamshackelford and I are cooking something up so you can watch me build this thing from 0 to $100m so I mind as well tease it.

Twitter is for words. Instagram is for photos. If that’s what you want, follow me on Insta JasonAGuru Have I changed? Of course. Nobody stays the same forever. If you’re not growing, you’re dying. Not long ago, I finally realized the way I was living my life wasn’t conducive to the life I actually wanted to have. I should have realized it years ago, but stubbornness and stupidity kept me on a path I shouldn’t have been on. And yes, you’re absolutely correct… I can’t spell and my grammar is awful. It would be stupid not to put my words into AI and have it clean them up. That doesn’t change the fact that the ideas are mine, the stories are mine and the experiences are mine. AI cleans up how I say it. It doesn’t give me something to say. Maybe you also forgot that writing copy and being creative are what put me in the position I’m in today. The ads, creatives and advertorials I’ve helped produce have spent hundreds of millions of dollars online. I didn’t suddenly become creative because ChatGPT was invented. You don’t go from 0 to 40K+ Twitter followers in a year without being authentic. I posted on Instagram for the first time in five years and amassed 912,000 views in 14 days. I’ve always held back my social media potential, but lately I’ve felt called to spend more of my time showing people what’s possible and, more importantly, telling them which mistakes not to make. I consider myself a severely broken person full of endless mistakes. But if I was able to get where I am, and I’m finally able to recognize where I need to go, I believe it’s my duty to help other people do the same.

Woke up to this text from @jordanmenard and figured I’d share: “An opportunity is not permission. Choosing the higher path will make you choose the higher path more often.” I’ve spent most of my life believing in scorching the earth burning a bridge while I’m still standing on it, even if it meant swimming forever. It always felt powerful in the moment. It has almost never worked in my favor. Scorch the earth enough times and eventually fire becomes your first instinct.

I was there tonight as well. Looked to be about 30 people on the call. Why do I feel like but the end of next month there will be 100+ people on it? While I don’t understand anything about the bible @jordanmenard is so passionate it was easy to hold my concentration. Really appreciated being there, will be on the next call as well.

The most dangerous stage of business isn’t being broke. Being broke is honest. The pain forces you to change. The dangerous stage is making enough money to subsidize your own stupidity. The bad employee gets another chance. The dead product gets another $100,000 in ads. The bloated overhead becomes “company culture.” Revenue is a very effective painkiller. It can make years of bad decisions feel harmless. Sometimes success isn’t proof that you’re right. It’s just a longer runway before the consequences arrive. You really do have to operate with an abundance mindset and a scarcity mindset at the exact same time. Believe you can always make more money. Operate like you may never make another dollar.