Some people are dealt a bad hand in life when it comes to money. When your parents don’t understand money, they brainwash you with their beliefs, and cause you to repeat the same money mistakes they made.
Worst part?
Most don’t make it out of this “generational curse”.
However, you as the black sheep in the family usually find a way to break the generational curse and become a millionaire.
It’s been shown throughout history that most millionaires—and even billionaires start out with absolutely nothing.
In this episode, TJ Ainsborough, joins us to discuss how he went from having absolutely nothing and working a physically draining job in the oil field, to becoming a millionaire real estate investor.
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TJ Ainsborough | https://thelotusbrothers.com | https://www.youtube.com/@thelotusbrothers
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