부 창출에서 디테일 오리엔테이션의 중요성

### 디테일에 대한 집착: 부를 창출하는 열쇠
* 💰 "만약 당신이 수학적으로나 습관적으로 부에 대한 강박증이 없다면, 나는 **100% 당신에게 완전히 반대**합니다."
* 📊 연사는 이러한 특성이 부족한 사람들의 개인적인 경험과 실패를 예로 들며 **비즈니스의 사소한 부분에 대한 세부 지향성과 집착의 중요성**을 강조합니다.
* 📝 2004년부터 연사는 **과거 사업 파트너처럼 세세한 부분까지 꼼꼼하게 챙기지 않는 사람은 부를 이루지 못했다**고 지적하며 **자신의 사업 벤처에 대한 기록을 보관**해 왔습니다.
* 🔍 부는 드롭배송이나 소셜 미디어 마케팅과 같은 트렌디한 비즈니스 모델에서 나온다는 오해에 도전합니다. **진정한 부는 완벽주의에 대한 깊고 본능적인 집착**에서 비롯됩니다.
* 🚀 헨리 포드나 토마스 에디슨과 같은 역사적 인물은 **강박증과 같은 세심한 주의력**으로 부와 혁신에 크게 기여한 성공한 인물로 주목받고 있습니다.
* 🌍 연사는 세계에서 가장 부유한 사람들, 특히 엔지니어링 및 기술 분야의 많은 사람들이 **세부 사항에 대한 강박적인 관심**을 구현하고 있으며, 이는 대중 미디어에서 종종 간과되는 부분이라고 주장합니다.
* 📅 연사는 세부 사항을 먼저 마스터하지 않고 '큰 그림'을 그리는 사람이 되려는 사고방식에 대해 경고하며, **진정한 성공은 더 넓은 비전으로 전환하기 전에 최소 10년 동안 집중적이고 세부적인 작업**을 해야 한다고 제안합니다.
* 💡 궁극적으로 메시지는 분명합니다. 지속적인 부를 얻으려면 화려한 트렌드나 피상적인 아이디어에 의존하기보다는 **세부 사항에 대한 철저한 주의와 체계적인 비즈니스 접근 방식**을 배양해야 한다는 것입니다.

부유한 사람들은 강박적으로 디테일을 중시하며 완벽주의가 성공의 열쇠라는 것을 증명합니다.

I'm going to say this for the ninth time, and I hope you remember it, every single one of you. If you're not mathematically and habitually OCD about wealth, I completely bet against you 100%. I'm 18 for 18 in a book that I've kept since 2004 when I went into business with a guy that I realized had no chance of making money. To this day, 2024, he's never become wealthy. All he cared about was becoming wealthy, never pulled it off because one thing, one thing he was not OCD about: details. And every person on earth is getting fooled by thinking it's Drop Shipping or SMMA or Ecom or this, that makes you wealthy. No, it's an obsession at a visceral level. That means viscerally your body feels. See, when you're OCD and you don't wash your hands after the bathroom, you feel a sensation on your hands, you feel dirt on them. I don't want you guys that kind of OCD, but this labeling of the split test is so bad that none of

you complete you have no idea what split test won. There's no clarity. How do you destroy an army? You cut supply, the communications lines. You should be obsessed with how you name it. You should save it and then be like, Oh, I walked to the bathroom and you come back. You're like, 'No, I'm bothered. I didn't put the dollar sign. I put 497.' But you think I'm joking. You ain't smattering Dr. David Bus. Conscientiousness is the number one actually validated scientific habit. I see all these people that know nothing saying, 'Oh, here's the five habits of wealthy people.' Lies, no science. The real science is perfectionism. That is the actual subcategory per this. This is the worst. If I wanted to teach non-perfectionism, I would teach how you labeled these split tests over the last two months. This is the example. This is the poster boy for I would wish this on every one of my enemy competitors. May you have a marketing team that labels like this so it's completely inding theol. So you run

the ra split test on accident when your day off. Adam, somebody else comes in, reads a split test wrong, and changes the whole thing. A visceral physical reaction to disorganization is. Do you think Elon Musk has a little OCD category? You think Zuckerberg? You think Bill Gates? Did you notice all the wealthiest people in the world are engineer scientists? You watch too many movies. This lazy disorganized inventor became a billionaire. You watch too many. You watch too much 50 Shades of Gray. Oh, he's a 22-year-old tech guy that spends all his time taking women and getting them to sign contracts, has a dungeon room. You watch too many movies. I'll tell you this, people underestimate how much movies and media have triggered people into thinking what the archetype of a wealthy person is. Pretty much the archetype right now is the nerdy OCD scientist who has ruled the world for the last 20 years. And do you think it's going to increase with AI and Quantum Computing? Oh yeah, there'll be some nerdy OCD scientists too.

that have more money than the bottom 75% of the entire world. It's already happening. Stop it. The sloppy entrepreneur who wakes up and doesn't have literal OCD about, Oh, it's organized. My Facebook ad structure is weird. I got to go in and fix it or I can't sleep today. That guy will be wealthy. And the one that you saw in the movies about the swashbuckler pirate who just, you know, he wears dirty clothes and then he has his crazy idea on it and he patents this thing that hasn't worked for 100 years, man. And even 100 years ago, Henry Ford was the wealthiest guy in the world and he was OCD. So he changed his whole company. So one dude just changed the lug nuts on the tire. That's all he did. He was so OCD he couldn't handle people doing two things and he became the wealthiest person in the world. And before him in the 1800s, who was the wealthiest guy? One of them.

besides Carnegie, Rock by Thomas Edison, he had 1,000 experiments going with filaments. He tested 900 filaments for the light bulb. Do you think that guy was a sloppy guy? I woke up and dirt on his... no, he was an OCD. Do you do is like change the filament by one micron here, try this different... of course, it's been this way since probably Industrial Revolution, which is roughly the 1600s. So yes, but even then, I bet you Genghis Khan... what was Genghis Khan's secret? He had a different way of attacking and retreating. He used small horses. He would attack, he would retreat. So because he was so OCD, the English in the Revolutionary War were idiots. They just marched into bullets, no OCD, whereas the local Americans, the rebels, were OCD. They're like, We don't like to get shot, so we're going to hide behind a tree so that we stay bulletless. It's been this way that people had it to Viet Cong. The Vietnam War whipped America's ass, superpower. Now we whipped them back.

pretty bad they lost a couple million people, but if you look at the arms that we had versus them, they won. We were treated from Vietnam. Why these dudes were CV? They had little tracks everywhere. They had like you couldn't win. You think they were sloy like the Via Kong just sat in their thing and said, Okay guys, what should we do today when Americans come? How about we just shoot? No, they were digging holes two months before, packing it with little rice so one dude could sit down in a hole for two months waiting for one American Trooper to come up, and he would jump up and shoot him. That's OCD baby. That's a planner and a perfectionist at a level that's unknown. Germany, two world wars, almost beat the world twice. I like what Norman McDonald said. He's like, Germany had a plan to take on the world and they almost won two times. Did you know that the Germans started planning World War I in 1891, and World War I happened in 1918? They started 27 years before there was a guy

named mki. They had a plan when they had initiated the war. They calculated how many rail cars per minute would go by a landmarked city to invade France. I can't. I was either claa witz or mki. On his deathbed, he was repeating this OCD phrase: Make sure the sleeve of your westernmost Soldier rubs against the English Canal. Because he was obsessed with when you come through Belgium, the German forces have to go all the way to the ocean with the last man. They said, Let his sleeve brush the water, meaning the French couldn't conflate them around the left side. Because he was obsessed with using the English Canal as a natural barrier so they could sweep down in and The Germ kick the French's ass. And World War I, they fought the world and almost won. And World War II, 20 years ago because Germans are so OCD. D. What's the wealthiest country in Europe? Germans. Do you think Japanese are? What's the wealthiest countries in the world besides the US? You have Japan. Tokyo is

a $1 trillion City and Germany's high up there in top five GDP and America's the land of Indian Engineers we have here and Asian Engineers. 60% of American Fortune 500 companies are run by Asians. Why? Because they're T from a little kid obsessed over micro details. Do you think the n Nidia guy who has 3 trillion company Asian dude obsessed with math and numbers? All you American guys who aren't Asian are the similar personality type. You got lied to in school brother. You got this. Oh I'm a swash buckling. I build funnels and I come up with. I'm not a detail guy. You know how many entrepreneurs have done. I'm not. I'm not a detail guy. I'm like a big piss. Oh you're a poor guy. What are you talking uh. You know I'm not really a detail guy. Like I outsourced like my C. Shut the up. They'd be snatching podcast away from people if you want. I I want that guy to be my competitor. I see the guy I'm not.

really detail guy. I'm like a big picture guy. That's 99% of the entrepreneurs, and some of you have been brainwashed by that. I don't need any big. I'm big picture up for this entire company. I only need detail guys, you think. And I'm also a detail guy. I'm also a detail guy. You think Steve Jobs is a big picture guy? I don't really look at the iPhone. I just... What do you mean? He would obsess over one micro. He'd be like, We can't ship. We spent a billion dollars on these new iPhones. Throw them in the trash. I will not ship till at micro. Have you ever seen a Tesla? Have you ever seen the unlock the door Elon? Most obsessed about the door. It's like, Throw the button. I don't even like how Tesla did it, but I know he obsessed about it. You think he's getting man on LS because he's a big picture guy? One big picture guy tries to apply for my company. I'm going to my first

question on hiring is here's a quick question. Are you more of a detail guy or a big picture guy? Oh, big picture. Hit a button and dude drops in, is eaten by sharks. No, no, I have a better plan. Press a button and I give him a referral to my biggest competitor. Oh, oh, I can't hire this guy 'cause I can't afford him, but he's really good. You should hire him. He's a really big, big picture guy. Don't ever be a big picture guy for me. I'll tell you when you get to Coral or red belt, you're allowed to be a big picture guy in a decade. Call me back in a decade after you've done your 10 dark years that I could talk about. When you've done your 10 dark years, call me. You ain't in it dark years. You know what the dark years are? The 10 years of where you were a hyper detail person executing small orders to perfect. After 10 years of that, call me and I'll elevate you to a big picture guy. Call me in, let's say

you got two years. Call me in 2032. I'm here. Go let me book it on my Google calendar. 2032, October 1st. We can have that talk. You have earned the right to be a big picture guy. Your intuition is not honed enough. Not honed enough. Some people say it's 20,000 hours to hone a chess master intuition. To be a big picture guy, 20,000 hours is approximately 20 years. You could also put on my Google Calendar, Adam 2042. Call me in 2042. Maybe a big picture guy. And by the way, I know some of you listening are like, I'm going to make, I'm a millionaire. Okay. Buffett started at 9. F his first ta and became a billionaire at 51. Are you smarter than almost the highest IQ business guy in history? Elon started at 12 and he became a billion, I think at 42. Are you smarter than Elon and Buffett? Give me a break. If you want to be wealthy, text me in 2042. You might figure

out how to make a million. You don't know why I made a million, but they're sloppy. They lose it all. Of course, getting wealthy is one thing; keeping it is another. No more big-picture people around me, only Ben. Ben started Ben's in the past 15 years of working with me. Maya, past 15 years of working with me. No way, not no one else even close. Some of you are at the first day of your 10 or 20 years with me or with anybody. It's not even with me. You're not going to beat these odds, man. I laugh at the guys like Ty. I know you usually lose your money in Vegas, but the world loves me, and the universe rewards me, so I can just win in Vegas. No, you can't. You ain't beating these odds. No.

Be OCD About Wealth!!

Tai Lopez

부를 쌓는 데 있어 집착의 중요성

연사의 18년 실적에서 알 수 있듯이 부에 대한 수학적이고 습관적인 강박 관념은 성공에 매우 중요합니다.

직송이나 기타 비즈니스 모델이 부로 이어진다는 일반적인 믿음은 잘못된 것이며, 진정한 부는 세부 사항에 대한 본능적인 집착에서 비롯됩니다.

연사는 가장 부유한 개인들, 종종 엔지니어와 과학자들은 강박증이라는 공통된 특성을 가지고 있으며, 이러한 추세는 AI와 양자 컴퓨팅의 부상으로 계속될 것이라고 주장합니다.

강박증과 꼼꼼한 계획은 헨리 포드부터 토마스 에디슨에 이르기까지 세계에서 가장 부유한 사람들의 공통적인 특징이었습니다.

징기스칸의 독특한 공격 및 후퇴 전략과 베트콩의 세심한 계획은 전쟁에서 강박증이 얼마나 효과적인지 잘 보여줍니다.

독일의 1차 세계대전에 대한 장기적인 계획은 세심한 준비가 얼마나 큰 힘과 영향력으로 이어질 수 있는지 보여줍니다.

MKI는 정확한 병력 이동에 중점을 둔 치밀한 프랑스 침공 계획을 세웠습니다.

독일군의 전략은 영국 운하를 자연적인 장벽으로 활용하고자 하는 강박증에 크게 영향을 받았습니다.

독일과 일본의 부와 성공에는 이러한 세세한 부분에 대한 집착이 반영되어 있으며, 포춘지 선정 500대 기업 중 상당수가 아시아인이 운영하고 있습니다.

기업가 정신에서 세부 지향적 사고의 중요성

기업가들은 종종 큰 그림에 집중하지만, 성공을 위해서는 디테일 지향적인 사고가 중요합니다.

스티브 잡스와 엘론 머스크는 미세한 디테일에 집착하는 리더의 대표적인 예입니다.

연사는 특히 비즈니스 초기에 큰 그림을 그리는 역할로 전환하기 전에 디테일 중심의 접근 방식이 필요하다고 강조합니다.

큰 그림을 생각하는 사람이 되기 위한 여정

연사는 2032년과 2042년에 두 사람을 불러 큰 그림을 보는 사람이 되기 위한 토론을 하자고 제안하며, 직관을 연마하는 데 약 20년이 걸린다는 점을 강조합니다.

연사는 워렌 버핏과 엘론 머스크의 성공 사례를 강조하며 그들의 업적을 뛰어넘을 수 있는 자신감에 의문을 제기합니다.

연사는 장기적인 노력의 중요성을 강조하고 빠르게 부를 얻고 유지할 수 있는 비현실적인 확률에 대해 경고합니다.