Experts to follow and potentially message to ask for advice on MONEY
1. Andrew Kirby
My favorite YouTuber. Procrastination, wealth, growth mindset. Very warm guy.
2. Ali Abdaal
Great content on side hustles and productivity.
3. Jaxon Poulton
I discovered him recently. Super young. Lots of videos on dropshipping, and he has a video where he documents his journey from starting an agency to getting his first client in 72 hours:
4. Leon Hendrix
All YouTubers so far.
5. My First Million Podcast
6. M. J. DeMarco
I'm in the middle of reading his great book, The Millionaire Fastlane.
He takes the view that "Get Rich Quick" is possible, but that most "Get Rich Quick" schemes are actually "Get Rich Easy", which is different. He believes it's absolutely possible to "get rich quick", but it won't be easy. By "quick", he means a few years, so this is more on how to become a multimillionaire than on how to make a living in the next few weeks (although I think the book contains valuable insight for that too).
7. Noah Kagan
Another YouTuber who makes content on entrepreneurship.
8. Alex Hormozi
While I'm not a fan of his vibe, he does have great tips on marketing and entrepreneurship.
9. Chris Guillebeau and his podcast, Side Hustle School
The episodes are around 5 minutes. Educational and concise! I recommend you go through the list of episodes and download those that sound interesting to you. Maybe you can then make a list of 10 side hustles to start, and then try one and document it on NotePD by writing lists about it?
10. Starter Story
I'm considering getting a Premium subscription (I don't even know what it contains but their free content is excellent). I love getting their emails and reading about different entrepreneurial journeys.
What intimidates me is getting clients and figuring out how to grow. Thanks to the many different stories that are shared on Starter Story, I get to learn about so many people who also started from scratch and succeeded in building a successful business. It's motivating, and it makes you think that if those people can do it, you can too.
11. Tim Ferriss
Putting him as #11 because he's so well-known that you're probably already familiar with him (or other people are likely to mention him).
I'm currently reading The Four Hour Work Week (it took me a while to get to it!), and his podcast is great.
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