$0-$25M in 2 Years, Moving to Dubai & Retiring His Mother | Philip Johansen DSH #321

If you want a Russ Royce here in Denmark, it will cost you $17,000 a month just in tax to have the four wheels on Danish soil.

That is without the car, without even buying the car, without lease, without insurance, without gas, without nothing.

That's just from tax.

And then I look at them and I was like, how the f ⁇ ?

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All right, ladies and gentlemen, all the way from Dubai today, 16-hour flight.

Come see us.

Philip Johansen, my man.

How's it going?

It's good, man.

Thank you for having me.

Yeah, you took a long flight.

You got sick.

I got sick.

So props to you for making it, man.

Oh, thank you, man.

Like the ACE on the plane.

It's like it's me.

It's too cold, dude.

When I fly, it doesn't even matter if I'm going somewhere hot.

I wear a hoodie and sweatpants.

I should do that too, man.

Were you in shorts?

Yeah.

A t-shirt, man.

And a t-shirt.

Yeah.

Well, Dubai is probably hot, right?

Yeah, it's nice.

How long have you been there?

Because you're from Denmark, right?

Yes.

So I moved to Dubai like

six or seven months ago.

Wow.

Yeah.

And the reason for it is because there's a lot of rumors going on online that Philip moved to Dubai because he wants to get out of the government because he did illegal stuff and stuff like that.

I was like, god damn it, do your research right if you do anything illegal in other countries and then go to the buy right the dubai government is going to hand you over like with a blink on a buy like they don't give a right

so i move it to the buy because

when you hit a certain income level in denmark yeah it goes from 42 in tax to 61 in tax damn yes and then i was like okay you want over half of my money that i made yeah okay now now you're you're pushing it now then i talked to my tax advisors and and my accountant back in denmark and then i also wanted a russ royce

and then uh i remember we were in a meeting uh all of us and then he said let me just before you do that let me just calculate how much that is then he went out of the room and then five minutes later he came back in and then he said philip if you want a rush royce here in denmark it will cost you $17,000 a month just in tax to have the four wheels on Danish soil that is without the car without even buying the car without lease without insurance without gas without nothing that's just from tax

and then I look at them and I was like how the f how did how did the f do we get out of that

so it was either monaco or dubai and then i have a lot of mentors and they all live in dubai and i was like let's go to dubai nice and there's no tax there right there's no tax they're just about to implement a five percent uh profit income tax which is still nothing it's it's nothing it's way better than than 61 yeah that's for sure so what's the income level in denmark when it turns to 61

it's when you make uh 800 000 danish crowns a year and that is equal to around 120 000 us dollars a year oh so it's not even that much it's not even that much and that's why denmark is it's driving all of the business owners out of the country.

Yeah.

So you must have been one of the few successful entrepreneurs out there in Denmark.

Yeah, probably.

Probably.

Because that doesn't, you know, give their citizens comfort when they're taking that much.

Exactly.

And there's something in Denmark called a yandelon.

It's Danish.

It's like,

if I don't have that, you can't have it either.

You know that?

Yeah.

And

I bought a Mercedes AMG 63, like the last big V8

they did.

And I couldn't park it anywhere.

I couldn't park it anywhere because people get jealous and envy.

So they will scratch it and like that just because it's a super expensive car.

Damn, that's such a bad mindset, dude.

Yeah,

exactly.

And I was like, this is not the country for me.

Interesting.

Yeah, when I see nice cars and nice watches, I get excited.

I'm going to take the phone.

I'm going to film it.

Oh my God, look at this.

Wow.

I wonder what caused that in that country.

Do you think it's the leadership?

I think it's

a nine-to-five work mentality, right?

Right?

It's it's like okay, if if I can't even afford a finger picento or something like that, and then how to f do this?

Can I say that in this show here?

Yeah, go ahead, man.

Go ahead.

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You shouldn't have that.

Then scratch it.

Did you work a 9 to 5 before you became an entrepreneur?

Yeah, man.

I used to be a plumber like two and a half years ago.

What?

A plumber?

Oh, a plumber.

A plumber, man.

Wow.

A plumber.

You were doing that.

Yeah, a plumber, like fixing toilets and pipes and water and heating, you know?

Yeah, and you hated it, right?

I hated it.

Like, so, like, four years ago, I remember.

I remember I was, I live in a small city in Denmark called Schlees.

And all of the work were in Copenhagen, the capital of uh of Denmark.

Yeah, and you had to drive to that capital every day and I I was stuck in traffic for one hour, two hours, three hours sometimes every day.

And I was thinking like at twenty, twenty-seven years old, di di this can't be it, man.

Di di do I have to do this for the rest of my life, sit here and be like work for somebody that drives the big Mercedes AMGs and stuff like that?

Yeah.

It it can't.

If this is the rest of my life,

I'm going to be super depressed and frustrated that because you will never get anywhere.

And I actually ended up getting super depressed and frustrated because I knew there was more to life, but I didn't know how to get it.

So

instead of figuring out what to do, I ended up taking

party, steroids, hanging with the wrong people.

and party party did a lot of bad yeah that i probably shouldn't have done and uh it actually got so bad so uh i entered the hospital at 27 years old and the doctor told me my kidney number was higher than a cancer patient dang at 27 years old it was pretty crazy because of all of the and the the steroids and alcohol my body was so big and because of the i filled it with i couldn't breathe so it was simply shutting down and and i didn't care after the hospital after the doctor there so i went out took more steroids.

You didn't care at all?

I didn't care.

I was like,

Wow.

Because I didn't know what to do with my life.

It was like, if I had to do this for the rest of my life, then let's have some fun out of it.

And

then I went out, took more steroids, and stupid like that.

And then my family

kind of slapped me in the face at some point.

And then

seeing my mom cry like that changed everything for me.

Wow.

Like, everything.

So I decided from that moment that I wanted to give my family everything.

Like everything.

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And

then I went on at Churchill how to make money online.

Classic.

Like literally on on Google, how to make money online.

All done it.

All done it, right?

And

I fell for the Lamborghinis, I fell for the 16, 17 years old dropshipping guys living down in Dubai, you know, and everything.

I bought all of the courses, all of the mentorship.

And I actually ended up losing $20,000.

I had to sell my house.

I had to sell my car.

Girlfriend left me and I actually had to move into a basement apartment back in Denmark.

And there was no higher than this to the ceiling, right?

And I had to bend my head so I didn't uh bang my head into the pipes that were in the basement.

So you couldn't even stand.

I couldn't even stand.

I couldn't even jump.

And then I banged there was no windows, no nothing, concrete walls, no nothing.

The only thing I had was uh a bed, a computer, an internet connection and a broken Huawei smartphone.

That was the only thing I had, right?

And uh I failed for two years,

uh, tr trying to become successful online, right?

And I remember I was sitting there in the basement apartment on the corner, on the bed.

And I remember I was sitting there and I thought, if my mom and dad sees me now, they will be ashamed of what I have done with my life.

I'm 27 years old.

I have nothing to my name.

I live off oatmeal because I have no money.

And I was $20,000 in debt.

So at that point, when I lost everything,

then I decided to go all in.

Because

the reason I think I failed back in the days is because you kind of wanted it.

You know what I'm saying?

Yeah.

You kind of want it.

You kind of want to be the best.

You kind of want to be number one.

You kind of want to make a lot of money.

You kind of want to have the nice house, the nice car, and all of these things.

But now, after losing everything, I wanted it.

Now I

wanted it.

So I decided to go all in, but I had no more money.

I spent all of my money.

So I remember I went to my mom.

I found this guy on a YouTube ad, and he told, he said he could help me sell other people's programs as an affiliate marketer.

Right?

These are programs.

So I went to my mom and I said, Mom,

can I lend $1,500 from you?

I need to buy this mentorship here.

I promise you.

I guarantee you, I'm going to pay you back 100 times if you lend me this money here.

This is the last thing I'm i'm gonna do and i'm gonna make work more i promise she agreed she lented me the money and i bought the mentorship program he told me how to do it the first 30 days i made nine thousand three hundred dollars from the basement basement apartment yeah six months later i made 233 000 selling other people's programs wow within two years i made my first million dollars online and two and a half years i made over ten million dollars wow and then almost three years $25 million.

That's insane.

That's insane.

I retired my mom.

I bought my mom, a brand new Mercedes AMG.

My dad's house burned it down.

And the insurance company didn't want to pay him any money because they thought he set the fire.

And because of the money I was now making, when my dad needed me the most, I was able to help him with a new apartment.

furniture, clothes, because everything burned to the ground.

Everything.

Wow.

His wallet, he was old school, so he stashed the money all over the place and the house, you know?

So he had nothing.

Because of the money and because I went all in and did whatever it took to be successful, then I could help him when he needed me the most.

I moved to Dubai,

bought an $800,000 Lamborghini cash.

Damn.

Right.

I move into the palm in Dubai in an $800,000 a year villa.

Jeez.

And now I help

hundreds, if not close to thousands of other people quit the nine to five doing the exact same thing.

Yeah.

So and that's all in in what?

Three years?

Three years.

So what exactly are you helping them selling?

It's other people's courses?

Other people's programs, digital programs.

Because you can become an affiliate for, let's say, it's kind of like an affiliate master is kind of like an an influencer.

You know, you know all of these uh fitness chick uh on Instagram shaking their ass and uh doing uh squats and uh with tight pants on and shit like that.

They make no money.

Because if you if you sell a physical product, you make like what, five, seven percent.

It's low, yeah.

From a $22 program or protein powder or something like that.

If you sell something for $9.97 or $2,000 or $3,000 and it's digital, you can make all from 30% to 50% of the sale because there's no manufacturing, there's no shipping, there's no nothing.

And then the profit margin becomes a lot higher.

So instead of selling hundreds of low-ticket items,

you should focus on high-ticket because then you only need a handful and you can already replace your nine-to-five job with it.

That's exactly what I did.

That is exactly what I'm teaching other people.

That is exactly what other people did when they follow my strategies.

And some of them have

paid off their credit card debt.

They have sent their kids to college.

They have created 9 to 5.

They have bought their dream penthouse apartment in Miami, travel across the U.S., traveling the world while making passive income.

You know, the dream people are selling online, it actually happened.

Yeah.

Right.

I like the model too, because you can work from wherever you want.

You can.

You have location freedom.

Exactly.

And everybody have a goddamn smartphone now.

Yeah.

You literally just have to check your smartphone, record a seven-second video, put some text on it, smash it onto TikTok and Instagram.

It has never been easier to make money online than it is today.

And then people are sitting there and be like, oh my God, it's a scam.

Shut up, man.

Like, watch what is happening around you the world is changing especially after the

virus the yeah

everybody went into a panic mode and now and now and they can't still even they can't still even see it that there is another way to do it because they think it's a scam but if you see all of the most successful people online

or in the world what do they all have in common we are talking about andrew chate Tylobus, Grant Cadone, Tony Robbins, all of these guys here, what do they all have in common?

Following.

Following, and they all sell a DCL program.

So it's attention and knowledge.

If you have attention, and if you have knowledge, you can sell it.

Just like a college,

just like college, just like if you want to be a doctor, you pay a lot of money because you need to learn from somebody that has the knowledge that can teach you how to be a doctor.

It's the same, but this way is a lot quicker.

Don't get me wrong.

It still takes a lot of work if you want to make it work.

It still takes a lot of dedication and hard work if you want to be successful with anything.

But

the barrier of entry is way cheaper,

so pretty much everybody can do it.

Yeah, that's incredible.

So, did you quit drinking completely now?

Yes, I drink once in a while, right?

But it's their words and no more.

And also, if you take in Dubai, they f you up.

Yeah, they arrest you for weed out there, right?

Yeah, but crazy.

They send you the if they take you with a.

There was a guy, I heard a story.

There was a guy that got caught with 0.2 grams of

in the airport.

He went two years in jail somewhere in the desert with 40 other people in a little cell

somewhere out there.

Wow.

I was like, yeah, that's not happening.

Well, when you're that extreme, that's why there's no crime there, you know?

Exactly, man.

And

I love it.

Like, you don't have to, you can leave your $800,000 Lamborghini at the mall in the front and then just walk away and nothing happens.

You can even leave your wallet with all of the money in opened and everything, and nobody there to do anything.

That's crazy, right?

It's good.

You can't do that here in the U.S.

Definitely not.

You can't do that back in Europe.

Nah, they'll be gone in seconds in Europe and in the U.S.

Exactly.

Me and my girlfriend, we walk in Dubai at five in the morning because we wanted to see the JBR and the beach walk and everything.

And we walk it with gold chains and the Tiffany and Cartier and Rolexes and diamond rings and everything.

And nothing happened.

Nothing.

We walk past a group of 20 people without no care in the world because it's safe.

Nobody dares to do anything.

You can't do that here.

Yeah.

It's impossible.

You're going to get stabbed or

robbed in no time.

Absolutely.

So people thought you were committing crimes when you moved to Dubai.

Why did people think that?

I don't think everybody thinks there's these.

You know, when you become successful, there's

always somebody that's trying to bring you down.

Always, there's always somebody that's trying to bring you down because they're envious or jealous, right?

So they thought, because I was selling the course I was selling, that I'm still selling, that it was illegal

because I taught other people how to be an affiliate.

And when you teach other people how to be an affiliate marketer with digital programs and you literally sell a digital program, I tell them, hey, you also have the option to sell mine if you want to, which is 100% optimal.

You can even become an affiliate for free without buying the program.

And then there went these rumors, oh my God, Philippe, he's scaming people into this course here and s like that.

And that's why he moved it to Dubai because he's hiding from the government.

I'm like, you have no clue what the you're talking about.

Right?

It's crazy.

So you like Dubai a lot?

I fucking love it, man.

I got to check it out, man.

It's been on my bug list.

You have to, man.

You have to.

The first week I went to Dubai, I was like,

just looking at all of the buildings with all the lights and

it's crazy, man.

All of the supercars.

And if you think you make a lot of money, right?

I live on one of the fronts on the palm, right?

And I'm the pool boy on my front.

The front is like a street, you know?

So there's like these, you know, on the palm.

Yeah.

That's called a front.

And I live on one of the fronts in the middle, around the middle.

And I have like the smallest house there.

Wow.

I have like the smallest house.

That's why I'm saying I'm the pool boy.

And you said it was 800 G's?

$800,000 in rent a year.

In rent?

It's not even, it's not even my house, man.

It's a rent.

Never own a house until you have a lot of money.

Right.

So I'm renting it and

my house is literally the smallest of them all.

Like there's like,

I'm telling you, man,

I can't even say you have to see it before you believe it, man.

It's like the other house is like six, seven, eight times bigger than mine with

three swimming pools on one of the grounds and one of the rooftop and a garage under the house and

shit like that, man.

I'm telling you.

And you know what?

A funny story?

The one I'm renting the house from is

a super cool guy.

He live on Bilnas Row.

It's G-front.

That's with the view of Atlantis and atlences royale at the end right so you have that view that's called a billionaire's row because there's like 44 houses on that g front and and they live like eight or nine billionaires on that row yeah

and uh he took me there right one day and and i'm telling you man there's so much money that you can't even you can't you can't even understand it there's so much money in the world and there's so many people that are willing to spend a ton of money to spend their money There's so much money in the world that everybody could become a billionaire and

people can't get it, right?

But then he took me to the billionaire's row, right?

And

the houses there was as big as my elementary school in Denmark.

Like he said, this house here, Philip, it has a zoo with 30 exotic animals in the basement.

No way.

And I said, what?

Yeah.

He has his own zoo.

He's a super nice guy.

He said, he's a super nice guy.

Then other house next to it, this house here has its own golf court in the house.

I was like, what are you saying here, man?

You're crazy.

And then the other house, right?

It was like, it was so big,

it was gigantic, right?

Gigantic.

And he had the biggest exotic car collection in the world.

It was even on Supercar Blondie

episode.

So, yeah, man.

Those houses were sold for 200 to $240 million.

Wow.

It's crazy, man.

Levels to the game, man.

Exactly.

So, when I came to Dubai and I thought that, oh my God, I'm super successful.

I'm the fing pool boy.

Wow.

In Dubai.

There's like billionaires.

That was at the end of my front.

There is a house that just got sold for $210 million.

And that's a billionaire from India or something like that.

And he just bought two houses on Billnair's Row for his two kids.

First kids.

So he just bought a house for $200 million and another house for $120, another house for $150.

That's insane.

And because he can.

That's what I'm saying.

There's so much money.

Yeah.

And there's enough money for everybody.

It just a matter to go f ⁇ ing get it.

And that's good advice for people watching.

I think if they're at the top of their area right now, wherever they're living, they should relocate.

100%.

Yeah.

100%.

I remember back in Denmark, then I moved out of my hometown because I didn't want to hang with the the same people I hang with since I was a little kid because there were still four people to splice a six-pack two boy beer at the gas station and like that and couldn't afford cigarettes and like that.

You know, just people trying to bring you down and then you wanted to level up.

Then I moved to another city closer to my girlfriend back there.

to a penthouse in a new city.

And then I got to know some people there, but quickly, I quickly accelerated above them.

And I was like, and then the attacks happened.

I was like, I'm out.

I'm out, Bridges.

See you.

You took your girl from Denmark to Dubai, or you met a new girl in Dubai?

No, no, it's the same.

But she has two kids, so she stays back in Denmark.

Okay.

So

I fly her to Dubai every week.

Yeah, long-distance relationship.

Yeah, but

business class.

Every week, I don't think she can complete.

Wow.

No, props to you, man.

Not a lot of people can make those work these days.

Yeah.

She's super sweet.

And to be honest,

to be honest,

I met that girl back in Denmark when I made like,

I think I hit it like 5,000 a month selling all the people's programs back then.

And then I met her, Mindy.

Mindy, super sweet girl.

And, you know, I had a lot of girls and stuff like that.

And I talk about business.

I talk about being successful and what I wanted with my life and what I wanted to accomplish and what things I wanted, you know?

And they just look at me like I was stupid.

You know that look?

Yeah.

When you talk about your dreams and to a small-minded person, they'd be like,

get grounded, Philip.

No?

No.

I don't got time for that.

You know?

And then I met her, Mindy.

Even while I didn't make that much money, I hit around 5,000 a month.

And she just, yeah, yeah, let's do it.

Oh my God, that's going to be so crazy.

Yeah.

And she just supported me.

I supported me all the way.

And I could talk to her with with anything.

And to be honest, if I didn't met Mindy at that time, I would not have got to where I am today

because I would have probably been too busy chasing girls.

Right?

So I think it's super important that if you have somebody, it doesn't need to be a girlfriend.

It can even be your mom or your dad or your uncle or your cousin or...

or anything, but I think it's super important that you have like somebody you can talk to that can see your vision and maybe not even see the vision but support you in in your dreams and goals that's also one of the reasons for I created the new program I have now where you can even join for free

because what you need in to succeed is surround yourself with like-minded people yeah 100%

if you say something if you say an idea then you have 10 others say

you can fing do this right and then you need mentorship

and those two two things are super important.

And that's why I created the new program where you can actually join for free and get my mentorship for free and the community with 10,000 other people on the same path as you are.

That's powerful.

Just being around good energy people in your industry is very good, you know.

Exactly.

Exactly, man.

Did you have a mentor along your way?

Mentors.

Yeah.

Yeah, I invested more than $300,000 in myself.

Damn.

Yeah, you need to, man.

You need to.

It's kind of like if you want to be a doctor.

You can't just be a doctor.

You're probably going to k a lot of people on the way in order to be a surgeon, you know.

But if you learn from somebody that have done it, you caught 10 years and maybe save a lot of people.

Or maybe not a lot of people in the process.

You know what I mean?

I hope they're not doing that.

Right, right.

So, of course, I have mentors.

I always knew the power in mentorship.

That's why I...

I invested a lot of money in mentorship.

Because every time you want to go to a new level, just like Dubai, there's always somebody that have reached that level.

So instead of figuring out yourself and think like you're a goddamn super superman and can do everything yourself, be humble and ask for help.

And if you find somebody you can relate to and have done something that you want to do, invest in him.

And he can teach you exactly how he did it.

And the good thing with mentorship is you retain that information, right?

So if you lost everything today, you'd be able to make it back.

100%.

If I lost everything, if I lost my following if i lost uh my rolexes and all of the things my cars my villa i know exactly what to do yeah and i can even do it faster now because i know exactly what to do exactly but with certain nine to fives if you lost your job that's that's a bit harder to replicate exactly let's say you work in a nine to five and you you work there for like five or six uh six years and you get a little bit of race right a little bit a small that's not going to help change your life at all right and if you lose that job after working there for six years and you find another job, you'll have to start all over again.

You have to grind your way up again, all over and build the relationship with the company and like that, be extra hours and blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, right?

Waste of absolutely waste of life, man.

How are you maintaining such high energy levels?

I don't know, man.

I drink a lot of coffee.

I just started.

I just started drinking coffee.

You just started drinking coffee?

A month ago.

Really?

Yeah.

I think I drink coffee since I was 14 years old or something.

Damn.

Yeah, man.

I was a plumber.

You kind of lived off coffee, you know.

And coffee is a miracle joke.

Yeah.

Right?

It definitely kickstarts your day, but I feel like you're just energized all day, man.

I feel like it's more than just coffee.

If it's mindset, it is, man.

And I get

for sure, man.

For sure.

And to be honest, I get a high.

I get a high of helping other people.

You know, the most selfish thing you can do is like help other people.

You know know why why because if you buy if you buy a sixty thousand dollar watch or gold chain or eight hundred thousand dollar car or villa on the beach and like that you you get a high for like a week

that's it and it disappears i bought the lamborghini for 800 000 i was like oh my god this is nice for five days and now i didn't drive it for like seven days just went it's just there wow But if you help other people,

the feeling you get inside is worth way more than that.

Because if I help you do something, level up in your life or whatever,

I feel good about it.

I feel really good about it.

Because, oh my God, I did that for you, man.

I did that for you.

Kind of like when, that's why I have the weekly mentorship calls for all of my students where we are 500 people on or something like that.

And I say, you get one hour with me, but I stay for three hours or three and a half hours.

Yeah.

Because I just, I love it I love it and they they they they I ask them at the end did you get something out of this oh my god Philip I love it I love it thank you for the help and thank you for taking the time looking over my Instagram account and stuff like that and I leave that call after three and a half hour hungry as f

but happy wow right that's cool yeah man so that's maybe why I have this high energy level yeah no that's relatable when you help someone whether it's giving them whatever and they you see the direct impact it it definitely feels really good Yeah, exactly.

And if they take action from what you tell them and it works for them, they'd be like, yes, man.

Yeah.

But if they're lazy as f, it's like, get the f off.

I can't help you.

Nobody can.

I'm not laziness.

Yeah, I hate it.

I can't stand it.

Out of the hundreds or maybe even thousands of people you coach, what are the common problems you see in them?

So when I created the first program, the seven-figure accelerator, I call it it, right?

I taught them how to sell high-ticket digital products as an affiliate using Instagram, right?

Seven-second videos, bam, bam, out there and even build all of the check for them.

And I only taught them that.

But what I have learned now after 10,000 people have went into it and a lot of them got a crazy amount of results.

Some of them made $130,000 in 30 days and like that.

It's like stupid, stupid amount of money that people can't even get.

But what I have seen now throughout the time after I've been doing this for a year, the reason for people fail is because

they don't know why they're doing it

they don't know why they're doing it they don't have a clear direction where they want to go with their life I want to make an extra three thousand a month yeah but why

why and by the way three thousand dollars a month is not going to change your life at all yeah at all if you want to change your life you need to you need to dream big right you need to dream big and you need to go for 20 30 50 100k a month right that's where life gets really fun.

And you need to shoot for that.

You need to shoot for that.

So what I teach them now, and the reason for people fail is because they don't know where they want to go.

They just want to make money.

Yeah, but why?

The reason for I wanted to make money is because I wanted to help my family, probably saving me from dying at an early age.

That's why I wanted to become successful and I wanted to make all of the money.

possible right that's my why but people are not aware of why they actually want to do it it's kind of like when i started this podcast here it's like you kind of want the nice car that could be nice to have the nice car yeah but why do you want to have the nice car why do you want to have it it's because you want to prove to all of the teachers back in in in school that you can do this and that you actually can become something with your life yeah you want to prove to the girlfriend that left you and told you you were a goddamn loser you want to prove to her that you can do it that is a strong why because that is emotional right so i teach them that and then the other thing why people fail is because discipline

right discipline it's kind of like going to to the gym if you want to have big muscles if you want to look good if you want to be in shape you have to hit the gym every single day every day and the moment you stop you lose your gains you don't take a day off yeah i don't i train every day Every day.

I even have a gym now back in the villa because now I'm so busy I work like 14 to 16 hours a day.

Sometimes when I launched the new thing here, I didn't sleep for two days because just working, working, working, working, right?

But that's discipline because I have a strong why.

I know where I want to go with my life.

I know what I want.

So I teach them that in the new program, the High Chival Society, because those two things are the reason they fail.

If they have those two things, like desire,

a why, and discipline, if they learn how to do that, then they can make anything work.

Doesn't matter if it's Amazon, affiliate marketing,

building a podcast, whatever it is, you have a strong desire and discipline.

That's why you have built this podcast to what it is so quickly.

Yeah.

Because you have those two things.

I got a strong why and the work ethic like you had.

Exactly.

Yeah.

Exactly.

And discipline.

Even regardless, I'm not feeling that good now, but...

I'm here still because I know I have to.

If you are not feeling good, you still show up because you know you have to.

It's discipline.

It's regardless of how you feel.

You just do it anyways.

Yeah, I hate excuses, dude.

Exactly.

Exactly.

Where do we want to go in life?

Why?

And then be disciplined to put in the work every single day and you can accomplish anything.

Love it.

Philip, where can people find you, man?

Where can people find your programs?

So Instagram, Harcel Phil.

Instagram, Harsha Phil.

Click the link in my bio and I show you.

how to get discipline, the desire, and the online business.

And I teach you for free.

Not only only that, if you join the program, I teach you for free how to do it.

You get my mentorship, and you get 10 plus of the top 1% affiliate marketer to mentor you every single week.

This is for free.

Find me on Instagram.

Let's get it.

Love it, man.

Thanks for coming on.

Thank you, man.

Thank you, man.

Thank you for having me.

Thanks for watching, guys.

See you tomorrow.

Safe flight back, my man.

Thank you, man.

Thank you.