This episode talks about how I bought 5 Lamborghini's in 3 years and how I managed to live the dream I thought I could never have as a child. Putting in place goals and implementing them was key to me achieving these goals.
KEY TAKEAWAYS
- I put my life on hold to excel
- Compounded investments allowed me to excel
- Doors get closed in life, what can you do to open them
BEST MOMENTS
"Everyone else just laughs at that stays with you. And he stayed with me. Here's the thing, though. It made me"
"Nothing in life is secure unless you secure it yourself."
"Mentality was the same throughout was, you know what, I'm going to make a goal"
VALUABLE RESOURCES
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ABOUT THE HOST
Ree aka @b16ree is a normal hard-working guy from East London who started off pushing trolleys in Tesco and lived his childhood dream of owning a Lamborghini, not 1, but 5! He has worked in investment banking for many years and created profitable side hustles during this work, multiple properties and now trains others in business and e-commerce, his also worked with the likes of Rihanna and been featured in the fast and furious movie.
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CONTACT METHOD
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Clubhouse: @b16ree
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Ree 0:01
Hey everyone, and welcome to the entrepreneur heroes Podcast. Today, I'm going to be talking about how I bought five Lamborghinis in three years. That five. Sounds pretty crazy, right? Why would anyone need five? Why would anyone want more than one? That's the thing. It's, it was a dream. I remember when I mentioned in school, I was laughed at. Can you imagine being a kid in school and literally just saying, Yeah, I want a Lambo. And everyone else just laughs at that stays with you. And he stayed with me. Here's the thing, though. It made me because every time someone laughed or said, you can't, it just made me think I can. Because so many things happen in life, which makes you believe you can achieve certain things. And from a young age, sometimes, we're told we can't tap there's limits, but the only limit is the limit you put on yourself. And I started off pushing trolleys. I worked in Tescos plus trolleys, I've done many different roles in that place, just to earn some money. And I remember I used to do Sundays, because I used to get time and a half way, way back before them days. I used to wash cars, do window cleaning, just trying to make some money. And that's how I began just literally working hard. Having that mindset. And when I was young, to be entrepreneurial, to make some money on the side to put it away. Now I'm not gonna sit and tell you I watched like a million cars and save that money. No, of course not. But I got to a stage when I finished university and I'm like, I need to really excel. No, I took a year out of work, save some money, went to university didn't decide to go into the field I went in. I went into banking. And I got as far as I could actually in banking, the door kept getting closed promotions weren't happening. I lost my job a few times, contracts ended budget cut promotions on hold crisis after crisis, who remembers the credit crunch? Okay, so lots of stuff happened. That's when I realized that nothing in life is secure unless you secure yourself. So with that mindset I had when I was a kid, I always had a side hustle. Before I had those side hustles my first thing was to get on the property ladder. So as soon as I finished uni, got my first job, asset, boom, property. And then after the doors closed in banking, I was like, You know what, I really need to do stuff, I really need to make money on the side. Because if I was doing this without any qualifications, qualifications, meaning certificate, then surely I can do it now. And I bought several properties. But I put my life on hold for a while because I realized if I can not go and do certain things spend a lot of money, literally spending waste, I could actually slowly compound what I've got. And that's what happened. It led to properties, it led to more things happening on the side, more side hustles and I've had so many side hustles you know, a lot of them have done bad. And some of them have done good. And that's basically how it is I've accumulated and compounded my earnings, my investments. And then it just came to a point where I got my Porsche with my first port just after I was 25. Got another one had a sl 55 AMG and it just led to wanting more because when you get one is that hold on. If I've achieved this, then I can achieve that. And then it came to a point where I had a Porsche 911 Turbo. And then, you know, the market was pretty good for cars.
I mean, cars have taken a battery and prices were low. And that's when I bought my first colada. I didn't tell anyone, literally, I brought it home and I surprise my whole family because they were like what the hell like you've got a 911 and it's just becoming a Lambo. And that mentality I had of just wanting to achieve and not have limits. And it's the kind of belief system I had when I was a kid. And I still have now and it's a same mentality that I had when I went into cars, and then one led to another I had to Colorados. But these were the like the baby Lambos. So the doors didn't go up. And, you know, most people, when they think a Lamborghini, they think of the doors going up. So that's when I made another goal. And I said, You know what, I want the daddy, now, I want the one that doors that go up. So worked out, I put more things in place to be able to earn more income, and I just manifested, I said, You know what, I'm gonna get it. I've got the toy, I need the real thing now. And then a year later, I went, I got it. And that was an amazing, amazing feeling, you know, get my first one was great. Getting the second one was even better. But getting the first V 12 flagship with the doors going up the Lamborghini vented or that was the dog's danglies. And then from there, I had an SV and then I had a svj. But the mentality was the same throughout was, you know what, I'm going to make a goal. What do I need to do, to be able to buy this, to afford it. And that's basically how you can work anything out. If you've got a goal, you know, there's a value price we have to do is work it out, work backwards, reverse engineering. And that's been my strategy. And that's exactly how I've bought pretty much anything. It's just same thing for properties. I've done the same strategy of my properties, I've done the same strategy, the call is that what do I need? Now my life in a different direction. I've got a family. You know, I'm going to buy one at some point again, but right now it's not priority after five or think it's become a novelty. And the goals in life in business in happiness is a lot more now. So if anyone out there tells you, you can't do something, don't listen to them, because all they're doing is telling you what they can't do. Don't let people put their energies onto you. Don't let them put their limiting beliefs onto you. Because if I can do it, anyone can do it. So I just want to make sure everyone has some motivation. Everyone is inspired by something and do the basic thing. Work backwards. What do you need to be able to hit a goal that could be monetary, it could be work, it could be effort, it could be time. So look at all of those components, and how together compounded over time can really hit your goal. Anyway guys, thank you for listening. I hope this has been a nice little episode on how been able to do that and I look forward to seeing you on the next one.
