Take a minute to imagine what your life would be like if you never had to worry about money again.
No more credit card bills.
No more house payments.
No more student loans.
No more financial worries.
The majority of people are living life just to pay bills. You owe it to yourself to free yourself from financial prison.
And here’s the good news...anyone willing to put in the work can do it.
You don’t have to know anything about investing to succeed with this course.
All you need is an open mind, a strong work ethic, and the desire to live life on your terms.
It is not going to be easy – the things I talk about are hard and they will push you out of your comfort zone.
But hard doesn’t mean impossible. And I’m going to give you the tools to help make it happen...
You may be asking yourself right now –
“Why should I listen to anything you say about money?”
You should listen because I’ve done it already.
I’ve tested and proven every theory, tactic, and strategy that I teach in my course.
This is not a course on information I learned from reading books (or buying courses).
This is a step-by-step course on the information I learned from doing and teaching.
Here’s some background on me…
My parents are immigrants from India who came to America for a better life.
In Indian culture, when you leave and go to a new country, you have to support yourself, your family, and your extended family back in India.
Can you imagine the pressure they must have felt?
And despite the obligation to honor their commitments, my parents went for it in America and made it happen.
My dad made a good living but couldn't take days off.
He worked long hours (80+ per week) with only a few days off for holidays. I can’t imagine the pressure he must have felt at the time trying to make it work in a new country.
Like many Indian immigrants, my parents wanted me to be a doctor. They believed that "becoming a doctor" was the secret to becoming wealthy.
…And if I became a doctor, I would be able to help my ENTIRE family.
That was my parents “wealth building strategy” in a nutshell.
Oh…and saving every penny you could. That’s the key to financial success, become a doctor and save your money.
My mom and dad were so convinced that I was going to be a doctor that they hired a tutor to get me ready for the MCAT (Medical College Admission Test) when I was only 12 years old.
You’re not supposed to take the MCAT until you're in college. But that didn’t stop my parents from getting their doctor.
No pressure Jaspreet…
So I grew up being told not to worry about money, and not to invest because investing was risky business.
Instead, my parents told me to save my money in the bank and be very frugal (AKA cheap).
I knew there was a better option.
And with all due respect to my loving parents, I decided to become an entrepreneur.
But I was so concerned about dishonoring my parent’s wishes that I had to run my business in complete secret during college.
And then I bought my first real estate investment property when I was 19 that paid me $350 a month (after expenses) in passive income.
When I told my parents that I wasn't going to be a doctor, they were very unhappy and disappointed as you might imagine.
So, I struck a compromise with them…
I agreed to go to law school.
Sounds like a big compromise on my part, especially since I was already making good money from my business and didn’t need a job.
But it was extremely important to my parents for me to get a formal education.
I didn’t think much of it at the time. I had been in school my whole life and I was given a hefty scholarship.
So, I said screw it and did it.
That made them happy, and now they can say that their son is a lawyer. (Even though I don't work as an attorney)
With my parents honor intact, I was able to focus in on the financial education that I want to teach you.