The 15 Laws of the Top 0.01%

About this video

He presents 15 Laws of Success, saying some helped him, in his account, make his first million dollars at 27 years old and others come from observing wealthy people. The laws are: 1) have a primary aim — with 100% clarity, 100% belief, 100% of the time determining speed; 2) believe in your ability through detailed visualization, e.g. imagining $20 million in your bank account, taxes already paid, from multiple angles — he says he visualized a skateboard kickflip 10,000 times before landing it; 3) have a positive mental attitude — ‘your frequency is what you frequently see’ and assume positive intent; 4) be weird, noting Steph Curry shoots 200 shots before a game; 5) have self-discipline and own the first two hours of the day; 6) either win or learn, citing Nelson Mandela; 7) have relentless tenacity — follow one course until successful; 8) have extreme accountability for how you respond; 9) be impeccable with your word; 10) upgrade relationships — you are the average of the five people you allow to influence you, so do a ‘friend inventory’; 11) play to win, in wealth creation not wealth preservation mode; 12) express preferences and ask for what you want; 13) prioritize investments, saying broke people buy things, wealthy people invest a spare $2,000 in income-generating assets, and citing that 78% of Americans live paycheck to paycheck; 14) be incompetent — move from operator to owner and work through people instead of being the bottleneck; 15) protect your reputation so people know, like and trust you.

Key takeaways

• Have a primary aim: he says 100% clarity, 100% belief, 100% of the time dictates how fast you attract the future, and lacking an aim can stretch a 3 to 5 year path to 25 years
• Visualize in specific detail — e.g. $20 million in the bank account, taxes paid — because, he argues, you will never achieve a future you cannot first see in the mind
• Protect self-discipline and consistency: he says doing something for 5 days then going off the rails for 3 days produces no forward movement, and discipline must match your level of success
• Do a friend inventory: ask whether people are happy when you share good news or try to knock you down, and create space from toxic influences
• Prioritize investments over purchases: wealthy people, in his framing, ask what assets could create enough cash flow to buy the car instead of buying a brand new car outright

Episode details: published April 6, 2024 · 20:42 long. Summary written by Self Growth Videos from the episode itself. Business results and any income figures mentioned are Dan Martell’s own claims, shared for education — they are not typical or guaranteed.

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