What motivates you to keep going?

[bossofthebosses]

The 100k USD loan that I have on my head

 

[TheVigilante]

McGregor owns the company Proper No.12 Whiskey and it earned over one billion dollars in its first year.


https://www.givemesport.com/1540329-conor-mcgregor-made-more-money-from-proper-twelve-than-ufc-246

Never knew he even owned a Whiskey company but man I also hear he is the highest paid athlete

Imagine the insane amounts of money he makes just from 1 match lmao

 

[thecryptodude]

McGregor is a beast!

Conor makes more money selling whisky than fighting

I think he will be the first sportsman to reach 1 billion nett worth

 

[CloakerLy]

Never knew he even owned a Whiskey company but man I also hear he is the highest paid athlete

Imagine the insane amounts of money he makes just from 1 match lmao

He made 100 plus Mill

Conor makes more money selling whisky than fighting

I think he will be the first sportsman to reach 1 billion nett worth

He is worth it already and more

 

[CloakerLy]

Conor makes more money selling whisky than fighting

I think he will be the first sportsman to reach 1 billion nett worth

Jordan is long time in Billion dollar club, Mayweather as well , Tiger woods as well.

 

[thecryptodude]

Jordan is long time in Billion dollar club, Mayweather as well , Tiger woods as well.

First combat (ufc/mma/kickbosking) sportsman nett worth 1billion.. i have to correct it..
Mayweather is near 1billion, almost there

 

[Agathon]

I don't think Connor was ever intended to be a cash cow by Dana.
Now that he got flattened and is picking stalemate fights with old men in backstreet boozers , let's see how his business ventures go.

And I don't think sales are going to go very far outside of irish / irish-american communities now. Cause his loyal fans weren't so loyal otherwise. I have never seen a fanbase jump ship so quick.

 

[thecryptodude]

I don't think Connor was ever intended to be a cash cow by Dana.
Now that he got flattened and is picking stalemate fights with old men in backstreet boozers , let's see how his business ventures go.

And I don't think sales are going to go very far outside of irish / irish-american communities now. Cause his loyal fans weren't so loyal otherwise. I have never seen a fanbase jump ship so quick.

The fights with old men happened on April 2019

They sold 2.4 million bottles of Proper 12 whiskey in its first six months

2 millions PPV buys at UFC246.. 2nd highest in UFC history

Doesnt seems to slow down to me

 

[karol_ina]

Bills

 

[Agathon]

The fights with old men happened on April 2019

They sold 2.4 million bottles of Proper 12 whiskey in its first six months

2 millions PPV buys at UFC246.. 2nd highest in UFC history

Doesnt seems to slow down to me

In the first six months. What about now - what's the % change?

It's a question of sustainability.

2 million PPV buys.... and he got $3 mil for his purse, not the $80 mil that was claimed. If it puts things into perspective, Cerrone got $200k.

It's all propelled by winning and keeping that streak. Look what happened to fedor, anderson etc when they lost. A cruddy round 3 with nate - which he might lose is not going to get him far. He goes back for round 2 with khabib , he will lose - so that's not happening, if he wants to milk all he can or unless he wants to retire as the most famous and richest loser in mma. Not a good look.

He will rinse and repeat his hyping but dwindle then go into show biz, films etc.

Not questioning his potential to make money, just his skillset in the cage. His biggest mistake was moving up to lightweight.

 

[thecryptodude]

In the first six months. What about now - what's the % change?

It's a question of sustainability.

2 million PPV buys.... and he got $3 mil for his purse, not the $80 mil that was claimed. If it puts things into perspective, Cerrone got $200k.

It's all propelled by winning and keeping that streak. Look what happened to fedor, anderson etc when they lost. A cruddy round 3 with nate - which he might lose is not going to get him far. He goes back for round 2 with khabib , he will lose - so that's not happening, if he wants to milk all he can or unless he wants to retire as the most famous and richest loser in mma. Not a good look.

He will rinse and repeat his hyping but dwindle then go into show biz, films etc.

Not questioning his potential to make money, just his skillset in the cage. His biggest mistake was moving up to lightweight.

99millions in 6 months.. 1billion after 12 months

$3 millions to show.. $5m from Reebok sponsorship.. the rest from PPV

Both Khabib & McGregor make around 50millions from their fight

 

[chrystell_Me]

Family and Friends

 

[Pwnageboy]

I don't like having a job. Not because I'm lazy or whatever but just because there is so much in this world i want to experience, and a normal job is feeling like being locked up for me.

I always had issues keeping a job. I'm 27 now and i think i worked for over 50 companies already. So for me the only way to be fair is building something myself. This way i can stop wasting companies time by hiring me for nothing and i have the ability to earn way more than a average wage so i can live up to my dreams.

The one and only real dream i have is becoming a digital nomad. Everything i do is to make that dream come true. I don't need a house, i don't need to be at one place. All i want to do is travel the world and be able to work wherever i am.
Meeting new people, getting into weird situations and make every day different. Not the basic "At our company a single day is never the same!" bullshit. I mean a proper every day is different vibe.

I hope to make this true one day because if i have to keep working at companies till I'm 70 i would leave this world very disappointed.

 

[thecryptodude]

I don't like having a job. Not because I'm lazy or whatever but just because there is so much in this world i want to experience, and a normal job is feeling like being locked up for me.

I always had issues keeping a job. I'm 27 now and i think i worked for over 50 companies already. So for me the only way to be fair is building something myself. This way i can stop wasting companies time by hiring me for nothing and i have the ability to earn way more than a average wage so i can live up to my dreams.

The one and only real dream i have is becoming a digital nomad. Everything i do is to make that dream come true. I don't need a house, i don't need to be at one place. All i want to do is travel the world and be able to work wherever i am.
Meeting new people, getting into weird situations and make every day different. Not the basic "At our company a single day is never the same!" bullshit. I mean a proper every day is different vibe.

I hope to make this true one day because if i have to keep working at companies till I'm 70 i would leave this world very disappointed.

So how you make a living now?

9-5 job is not that bad.. dont take 100% advice from Tai Lopez, Grant Cardone, Dan Lok, Joe Rogan that 9-5 job is bad.. its not as bad as they describe it is.

 

[TheVigilante]

I don't like having a job. Not because I'm lazy or whatever but just because there is so much in this world i want to experience, and a normal job is feeling like being locked up for me.

I always had issues keeping a job. I'm 27 now and i think i worked for over 50 companies already. So for me the only way to be fair is building something myself. This way i can stop wasting companies time by hiring me for nothing and i have the ability to earn way more than a average wage so i can live up to my dreams.

The one and only real dream i have is becoming a digital nomad. Everything i do is to make that dream come true. I don't need a house, i don't need to be at one place. All i want to do is travel the world and be able to work wherever i am.
Meeting new people, getting into weird situations and make every day different. Not the basic "At our company a single day is never the same!" bullshit. I mean a proper every day is different vibe.

I hope to make this true one day because if i have to keep working at companies till I'm 70 i would leave this world very disappointed.

worked for over 50 companies holy did you switch jobs every 1 month or wut lol

 

[Pwnageboy]

So how you make a living now?

9-5 job is not that bad.. dont take 100% advice from Tai Lopez, Grant Cardone, Dan Lok, Joe Rogan that 9-5 job is bad.. its not as bad as they describe it is.

I don't see a 9-5 job as bad. That's the thing. Sometimes i wish i could be happy with a regular job that would take so much stress away but i simply can't. Like my brain is hardwired not to like it. It's terrible. Though, this is great to keep me going and have full motivation for years already. And as making a living, i pretty much don't. I did have some projects ( e-commerce ) and stuff that was enough to come by but in the end i always end up at 0. All the money i get goes to rent and food, all money after that goes into projects.

worked for over 50 companies holy did you switch jobs every 1 month or wut lol

Pretty much yeah. I do work since i was 16 so that's 9 years. Still is a terrible rate though but once i start a new job i figure out how the company works, what the future is there and if it can be any fun. If it's a job filled with boredom, no future and lame ass tasks i quit after about 2 weeks and go to the next one. It's a terrible habit but i value life more than work. Even if it means I'm struggling financially the next week.

 

[MisterF]

Work hard, play hard.

Sitting next to my pool while I work, here in summer motivates me.

Winter we like to travel, so;

Getting picked up from the hotel in a limo and driven to the business class / first class departures. Then sitting in the airport lounge enjoying a drink and a bite to eat, before boarding the plane to fly to a nice destination for a vacation.

 

[FFVI]

I've always had an entrepreneurial drive since I was a kid, even though I was fortunate to never really want for anything.

After being in the workforce for six years, I don't think any 9-5 working for someone else is going to satisfy that desire for freedom.

 

[t0mmy]

https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/conor-mcgregor-10-marketing-lessons-we-can-learn-from-the-ufc-superstar.829450/

McGregor owns the company Proper No.12 Whiskey and it earned over one billion dollars in its first year.


https://www.givemesport.com/1540329-conor-mcgregor-made-more-money-from-proper-twelve-than-ufc-246

Cheers for the shout out @TheVigilante and yeah @thecryptodude his whiskey did over a billion in sales apparently in the first year, I’ve been thinking about a fresh piece based around the marketing efforts he’s poured into accomplishing that with the proper 12.

As for the OP: I’ve said it here many times before - freedom and experiences, to do what you want when you want without worrying about money, experiences are what life is all about and most of them cost money in some form or other, also looking after your family and giving them the best life.. having enough money gives you the Freedom to experience and accomplish things other people only dream of.

Internet marketing changed my life, from having very little growing up in council estates in Ireland, to a villa on a 5 Star Gated Golf Resort in the south of Spain with a pool in my yard and sun most of the year where we live.. these are all experiences and more than that it’s a lifestyle that motivates me to work hard, last week I was sunbathing in my garden.. the following day we drove 3 hours and were up a mountain on a ski resort learning how to ski, another new (costly) experience actually, possible once again due to grinding and putting in the work.

 

[TheVigilante]

Cheers for the shout out @TheVigilante and yeah @thecryptodude his whiskey did over a billion in sales apparently in the first year, I’ve been thinking about a fresh piece based around the marketing efforts he’s poured into accomplishing that with the proper 12.

As for the OP: I’ve said it here many times before - freedom and experiences, to do what you want when you want without worrying about money, experiences are what life is all about and most of them cost money in some form or other, also looking after your family and giving them the best life.. having enough money gives you the Freedom to experience and accomplish things other people only dream of.

Internet marketing changed my life, from having very little growing up in council estates in Ireland, to a villa on a 5 Star Gated Golf Resort in the south of Spain with a pool in my yard and sun most of the year where we live.. these are all experiences and more than that it’s a lifestyle that motivates me to work hard, last week I was sunbathing in my garden.. the following day we drove 3 hours and were up a mountain on a ski resort learning how to ski, another new (costly) experience actually, possible once again due to grinding and putting in the work.

What lovely advice it's amazes me that we dont get such people outside BHW who really push you and motivate you, you dont get such people these days guys