# Your Entire Life Changes When You Realize Getting Rich Is A Skill Issue
**作者**: Devon Canup
**日期**: 2026-09-30T17:15:30.000Z
**来源**: [https://x.com/devoncnp/status/2105345806870126935](https://x.com/devoncnp/status/2105345806870126935)
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You're scrolling on the internet and you see these people making a f*ckton of money. Hundreds of thousands of dollars a month, like it's nothing.
You hear them say, "Yeah 30K? I make that in a day." And you're thinking to yourself: what the f*ck are you talking about? That's a real thing?
What the f*ck are they doing differently? How the heck are these people just able to make whatever amount of money they make? Versus me over here slaving away, trying to work so damn hard just to make a couple grand?
This happens to us because right now making money is a conscious effort. You're having to be disciplined. You're having to show up every single day. You're needing to work for every dollar.
And then you see some kid that's making way more money than your parents, way more money than you ever found possible, and your ego gets attacked. That's why most people write it off as a scam, or daddy's money, or some nepo baby bullsh*t. At the end of the day, that's just cope.
I used to think that way. You could tell that money was just effortless for them. And I wanted to be like that.
> Everything around you that you call life was made up by people that were no smarter than you. – Steve Jobs, 1994
It's crazy to say now that money has become effortless for me too. Now, I'm not some Jeff Bezos, Elon Musk type of thing where I'm talking billions of dollars. But I'm 27, I've made over $10 million online, and I've had multiple days where I've made over $100,000 in a single day. And I can tell you it feels like you're literally not doing sh*t to be able to make that money.
That's what I call unconsciously rich.
Becoming unconsciously rich is the same as embodying the identity of a rich person. You don't even try. You don't even think. You just show up and do the things, without even having to think or try, that make you even more money. You show up as a person who checks the numbers on one thing, ignores everything else, and gets on one phone call and you’re printing doctor salaries monthly.
At this point it's easier for me to make money than it is for me not to make money. I don't even know how not to make money anymore. I would have to be drunk every single day for 6 months on her*in under a bridge to not make six figures in a month.
And when you get to that point, that's when you're truly free. One of the most common questions I get is, "What do you do for a living?" I don't do anything. I live for a living.
A rich person is a culmination of three things:
- An opportunist.
- Somebody competent.
- Somebody who is purpose driven.
What a rich person is made of.
Once you develop yourself in these three categories, you make sh*tloads of money unconsciously and you print millions of dollars without it being an active effort in your body. So that way you can just live your life, travel, go wherever.
Right now I'm in Italy overlooking the sea. I live out of a suitcase and I don't feel like I work a day in my life anymore. Two months ago I had my record revenue month in business, and I've been traveling full time for the past year and a half. I don't have a home base. And yet I keep making more money, because I'm constantly developing in these three categories, which doesn't require you to be in a physical location.
Turn off your dopamine receptors and lock the f*ck in. Because inside of here I'm going to give you the sauce.
If you just trust the experience of this article, your life will change. You will see differences in your life. You will be living a better life.
Fair warning: I'm going to be a little on your ass about things in this article because I believe in the power of calling someone’s bs out.
Before we get into how to get rich (or what a rich person does differently) you have to understand the system we’re told make money on is fundamentally broken.
> Every unsuccessful person I know believes the game is rigged. Every successful person knows the game is rigged and learns how to play. – Justin Welsh
The mental models that you're currently operating on are built to f*ck you over and keep you stuck. This keeps a lot of people confused, so let's break it all down.
## I - Why most getting rich advice is bullsh*t
A lot of it is focused around slow rich activities. Slow rich is a polite way of saying old (someone had to say it).
"If you put $500 a month into the S&P 500 for the next 40 years, you're going to be a millionaire." Yeah, that's technically true. But you also have to account for inflation. And then you also ask yourself, what the hell are you doing with your life in the meantime? Sacrificing your life for 40 years so that way you can finally enjoy your money once you're 65 years old?
A Dollar's Worth, by Visual Capitalist (2021), data from the BLS Consumer Price Index. Your $1,000,000 at 65 lives on the right-hand end of that curve.
That sounds awful. That sounds lame. I want to be rich now! I want to do stuff now! I want to make money now!
The other advice everybody has is work your way up the corporate ladder. You technically are going to make more money, especially if you work in a career for 20 years. Maybe you can get to the point where you're making $500,000 a year because you're a senior executive or something. But that is just selling your soul, kissing ass, and doing what you have to do to barely get by for years and years. If you're going to do it, you might as well just go get an investment banking job. At least you're going to get paid a lot.
And the last one is they always tell you to manifest yourself rich. Well I could just say "I'm going to get rich, I'm going to get rich, I'm going to get rich" all day and nothing would f*cking change in my life.
Instead you have to understand how people are actually getting rich in the modern day and age.
They're building a cash flowing business. They have high income skill sets that allow them to build a business, or spawn money out of thin air.
So if you want to get rich, you have to be in a better vehicle. You have to be in something that will actually allow you to make the amount of money you want to make. The issue with most people is they're stuck in a career that will take them forever to ever get rich. In order to get rich before you're old, you must find ways of making money a lot faster.
What are these opportunities? YouTube (which by the way is how I made my first million dollars). Being a social media influencer (on camera or not). Having a marketing agency. Affiliate marketing, where you're selling somebody else's product and getting a cut. Day trading or crypto. I'm not saying this is the best way of getting rich, because you're dependent on the markets. But it's a way to get to the point where you spawn money out of thin air. And building a boring business. Landscaping is a huge one. I have many friends (surprisingly) that make multiple millions of dollars a year with a landscaping business, and they're just really good at landscaping. Now, it took them seven years to get to that point, but it's still significantly faster than 40.
> You're not going to get rich renting out your time. – Naval Ravikant
Nobody gets unconsciously rich renting out their time.
You need to be in control of your money through the skill sets that you have.
Stop saying "I'm being realistic." Say "I'm in the wrong vehicle."
## II - Why 100 reps beat a four-year degree
The better you get at being a YouTuber, the more views you're going to get. The more views you get, the more money you're going to make. The more money you make, the better videos you can make. And the better videos you make, the more views you get. It becomes this constant feedback cycle.
The beauty of these businesses is you get a very fast feedback cycle on whether or not what you're doing is working. That's why most jobs just pay you a 9 to 5 wage. The business owner is getting the feedback cycle. The market's getting the feedback cycle. You're renting out your time.
So you have inputs, and then you have outputs. You want to close the gap of getting outputs as fast as possible. This is what is known as feedback. Once you see the outputs, you are now getting feedback. And the more feedback you get, the faster you're going to learn and the better you're going to become at the things you do. What we call the thing in between the inputs and the outputs is your process. Your system.
> You do not rise to the level of your goals. You fall to the level of your systems. – James Clear, Atomic Habits
Inputs, process, outputs, feedback. This is how feedback loops work and how systems and processes get better.
I could write 100 of these articles in the next two or three months and have more evidence, more experience of marketing, than someone would have from a four-year college degree.
The feedback loop is so damn slow going to school. When you put something out, you get immediate feedback. I get to see what the comments are saying. I get to see what the views are saying. I get to see the engagement curve, when you guys fall off and when you want to watch a moment over and over again.
These opportunities allow you to fulfill that feedback loop significantly faster, so you get way more repetitions than the average person. And when you get more repetitions than the average person, you start to be able to make more money.
You have to view success as the ability to understand data points and recognize the patterns. If I had a graph of a bunch of random dots, it just looks like a bunch of random dots. But if the x-axis is the money you made and the y-axis is the video you made, and you do lots of data points, you can see the videos you put the most amount of time into. The videos you put the most thought into. The more refined, developed ideas. The ones you copied and emulated from other people's success. And you're thinking to yourself: oh wow, they get results like this. So if I want a result like that, I need to make more videos that are over here.
The way you do that is through pattern recognition. The way you get pattern recognition is through looking at lots of data points and getting lots of feedback. And that's why people are getting so rich. With the internet you can look at so many data points so quickly. It gets to a point where you're not even thinking about how much money you're making. That's the unconscious part.
Reps = data points = pattern = money.
For the entirety of this week, here's what I want you to do: anytime you pull your card out and buy something, ask yourself how they got you to buy it. Was it the quality? Was it convenient? Did it give you an identity? Every time you buy is a chance to see how they took your money, and how you can replicate it.
So that's the opportunist. You need to jump on things. You need to see the things that can actually change your life and be somebody who jumps on these vehicles, rather than staying stagnant and comfortable in your current reality.
The vehicle I picked was YouTube. I keep the list of 300 six-figure channels where nobody's on camera. Same list I used to build mine. It's free for anyone on my letter: [subscribe here](https://letters.devoncanup.com/subscribe) and the list is yours.
## III - Getting rich is a skill issue
Next, you need to become competent. The way you become competent is to master the skill sets that allow you to make money. To become unconsciously good at making money, you must become a master of money. So you have to understand the four levels of money mastery.
I call it your stupidity graph.
The Dunning-Kruger curve. Level one is the peak of Mount Stupid. Wikimedia Commons, CC0.
> Ignorance more frequently begets confidence than does knowledge. – Charles Darwin, The Descent of Man
I hate to break it to you, but you suck at making money if you're reading this. (Unless you're one of the successful people who read these too.)
Right now you're at level one. At level one, you don't know that you don't know how to make money. You're unconsciously incompetent. You must get out of this place as fast as humanly possible and start to move into level two.
Because once you're in level two, now you know that you suck at making money. Nothing changes. You've just become conscious. You have reached a level of awareness.
And this is the hardest phase for most people. Most people realize they suck at making money, so they give up altogether and stay stuck at level one, rather than confronting the truth. They'd rather stay in this delusional state because it's better for their ego.
The reason the graph is drawn like this is because the y-axis is your ego. As soon as you find out that you suck at making money, it sucks. But then what happens is you realize you can actually finally get better.
So you read a bunch of my letters, you watch a bunch of other people's videos about how to make money, and eventually you reach level three, which is consciously competent. And then your real goal is level four, where you are unconsciously competent. Unconsciously good at making money.
So you start off unconsciously bad at making money. Then consciously bad at making money. Then consciously good at making money. Then unconsciously good at making money.
Stop saying "I'm not a money person." Say "I'm at level two."
So how do you go through these stages? All of getting rich comes down to skill sets. The more skilled you are at the tasks it takes to get rich, the more money you will make.
Getting rich is a skill issue.
I'm not pulling this out of my ass. I can teach this because of the amount of data points I've had. Over 4,000 videos in the past few years, seeing what goes viral and what doesn't. Through that, I've developed a lot of different skill sets.
Copywriting is one of the skill sets I'm using with you right here. Packaging, knowing how to title the letter and the thumbnail for it. Teaching. Some of you are going to love my teaching style. Some of you are going to be like, "dude, what the hell is this? This is a box of rocks." Sales. There's a lot of sales and influence going on inside this letter right now. I am selling my idea to you about what it means to get rich, and that's a skill set I learned after doing thousands of sales calls, recording thousands of videos, and the 20,000 posts I've done on social media. And management, running a team, which is what allows me to make all the money.
Some of these I've deliberately gone after. For copywriting, I have watched hundreds if not thousands of videos, and read a lot of the top copywriting books. For packaging, another hundred videos, and then I've uploaded over 4,000 YouTube videos across my different channels. Teaching, from lots and lots of reps. Sales, again, lots and lots of reps. Managing, from having to fire so many people, hire so many people, and rebuild my company from the ground up many, many times.
You can acquire these through trial and error, and I'm a big believer in personal failure and trial and error. You can also actively seek the knowledge.
One thing I love doing is buying courses and hiring mentors. I know, crazy, right? I will go and find courses and mentors that have the skill sets I'm looking for. I bought one called [“writing with flair”](https://www.udemy.com/course/writing-with-flair-how-to-become-an-exceptional-writer/) on Udemy. It was like a hundred bucks, and it was one of the best courses I've ever gone through. A former editor at the Wall Street Journal broke down how one actually writes. I've bought courses on how to make videos. On how to coach people. On how to sell. On how to have better relationships. I have invested at least half a million dollars myself into different courses, so that way I can learn how to make the money I've shown you in here.
So that is really how you get unconsciously good at making money. You do lots of reps, and then you immerse yourself in the world of knowledge acquisition.
And study others. Study other people that are doing what you want to do.
If you want to get fit and jacked, don't take fitness advice from somebody who's fat. You take fitness advice from people that are jacked and have the body and the health that you want. If you want relationship advice, you don't take it from somebody who's gone through five divorces. You take it from somebody who's been in a relationship for 40 years and really understands relationships. You don't take money advice from somebody who's never taken risks in their life. I love my parents. But they're not going to be the best people when it comes to business advice. Who to hire in my company, who to keep, what videos to make.
So you need to seek out mentors. Seek out people that you can study on how they think about the world and how they act. So that way you yourself can become one of those people. It's only through mirroring and studying and copying other people that you can finally do it.
## IV - Personality LARPing
Which brings me to my next point, and I love this concept. I invented it with my team. It's called Personality LARPing.
You want to live-action roleplay the reality you want to live. If you want to be somebody who's a badass who's making a ton of money and traveling the world, then start roleplaying it. Start acting as if you're that person. You need to start pretending that you're that rich dude that's able to travel the world and do whatever he wants every single day.
This is also known as the alter ego. There's a guy that wrote a good book about this, The Alter Ego Effect by Todd Herman. What you're doing is wearing a mask. You're pretending to be the superhero. You're pretending to be this badass business guy in your day to day life.
It sounds corny. But what that does, neurologically and scientifically, is it actually gets you to start acting different. It starts to give you different personality traits. Because your personal reality is just the reality you've created based off your habits and your behaviors and the way you've identified yourself.
There's fifty years of psychology behind that. Daryl Bem called it self-perception theory in 1972: you decide who you are by watching what you do. Your brain watches you skip the gym three days in a row and files you under "not a gym person." The costume isn't fake. The costume is the only evidence your brain has.
> We are what we pretend to be, so we must be careful about what we pretend to be. – Kurt Vonnegut, Mother Night
So you need to ask yourself: who is the person I need to become?
Artist unknown, via Pinterest (1,381 saves). The reflection is the guy you're pretending to be.
I gave you the skill sets. I gave you the opportunities. So now the question is, why don't you take advantage of the opportunities? It's because you're not somebody who identifies as somebody who is successful. And because you don't identify as somebody who's successful, you're never going to actually make the change.
It all comes down to your identity.
> For as he thinketh in his heart, so is he. – Proverbs 23:7
Once you have the identity, you then have the beliefs of the person who is rich. And then you start doing and acting like that person. You do the actions of the person that is rich.
A lot of people, they're seeking the actions. They're looking at what rich people do and constantly trying to figure out what activities they need to do in order to get rich. Which is actually backwards. Instead, they need to focus on becoming the rich person first, then what that person believes, and then from those beliefs and that identity you come up with your own actions.
Because it's very easy to hear "oh rich people read and learn all the time," and go read and learn a bunch of sh*t that isn't going to change your life.
Identity, then beliefs, then actions.
So you need to start acting as if you are somebody who's successful. You need to wear the mask. You need to pretend that you are somebody who is successful. So much so that it just becomes your new norm. Because once you've pretended to be somebody for long enough, your brain starts to rewire and you start to act completely differently. That's where it goes unconscious. You're not acting anymore. You just are.
Intention, action, behavior, habit, practice, second nature, who you are.
You don't become rich and then start acting rich. You act rich, and then you become it.
## V - Disappear and lock in for six months
So how does this actually work? You change your environment.
Some of you are reading this thinking, I already knew that. But if you actually knew it, you wouldn't still be in the same room, would you?
Your environment is everything when it comes to who you are. Reading this right now on your phone or your computer, you're reminded of this version of yourself, because you've looked at this device so many times. If you look around your room, all these things reinforce who you are right now. It's not until you change your environment (until you shift the location you're in) that you finally start to see the world differently, rebuild new habits, and completely change the person you are.
Because right now (especially if you live in your hometown) the parents around you remind you of who you are. Your friends remind you of who you are. The color of the walls, the smell in the air, reminds you of who you are.
All of it votes for the old version of you.
There's a study on this. Wendy Wood had people log their days and found about 45% of what they did was repeated in the same place, almost every day. Nearly half your life is a rerun.
So you have to move. You have to change your location. If I were to project one lifestyle change onto people that allows them to genuinely get rich, it's move out of your parents' house. Because when you don't, you're constantly reminded of who you already were in the past.
My post from August. Same rule.
> The fastest way to become the person you want to be is to put yourself in a situation where you have no choice but to become them. – Alex Hormozi
I moved 20 times by the time I turned 20. I hated the town I lived in when I went to high school, in Colorado, so I went to college in Idaho, where I knew nobody. Which is great, because it was a new start. A new life. I didn't necessarily align with all the people in Idaho, and I had a tough time staying there for a long time. But it allowed me to rewire myself because I didn't have friends holding me to who I was. I didn't have my parents reminding me of my childhood and who I used to be.
Then eventually I moved to Scottsdale, Arizona, where I was surrounded by a bunch of entrepreneurs. Then I moved to Orange County, California, and lived there for five years. A house with other entrepreneurs, all building and trying to do different stuff. That completely rewired who I was.
Then once I made enough money and my lease was up in California, I decided: you know what, I'm just going to go travel the world and live out of my suitcase. So the last year and a half, I've literally changed my environment every single week, because I believe in this part so much. It allowed me to turbocharge the change in my life, because I'm no longer tied to a very specific person. And in this process I've 3x'd the amount of money I make, just by constantly traveling and constantly changing my environment. I'm not anchored to any belief pattern or place.
Even when I did stay in a place for a certain amount of time, I would leave and go to a mastermind event, go meet other people that are building stuff. They would help rewire and shift my beliefs and help me see the world in a completely different way.
Two psychologists at the University of Bath tested this. The nudge worked on people who had moved house in the last three months, and did nothing for people who hadn't. Call it the 90-day window. Use it.
So it's just this: you need to disappear and lock in for six months, and you will completely change your life.
My post from two weeks ago. Nine lines. That's the whole season.
Because your current friends, your current environment, they're going to hold you back. They have a certain perspective of you that they are going to reinforce. If you stay where you are, good luck trying to get rich. This is the full send advice I have. If you're a half-sender who's wanting to make a ton of money and get rich, good luck trying to do that. You must remove yourself from all other people.
Is it lonely? Yeah, it's super lonely. But it's for a time. It's for a period of your life. It's for a season. It's hard to wrap your head around changing your life forever. But if you think, okay, for the next six months I'm going through a season of leveling myself up. Of becoming somebody who's unconsciously competent and able to make a ton of money. That sounds a lot more feasible and realistic to your brain. "Oh I'm just doing this for a few months."
And you won't be doing it alone. Build a new friend group on the internet, people locking in for the same season as you. You could probably meet them in the comments of this letter (drop “locking in” down there so they can find you).
Stop saying "it'll happen when things settle down." Say "I'm locking in for a season." Say it to your friends, exactly like that. Then go.
When you physically remove yourself from this environment, it's so much easier to lock in. To stop doing drugs, to stop smoking weed, to stop watching porn, to stop doomscrolling on your phone and wasting immense amounts of time. It's only when you disappear for a season that you can completely rewire your brain. You build the habits that are actually going to get you rich, instead of what you've been doing all along.
## VI - What do you actually want?
So the activity for this is to ask yourself: what is it that you want out of life? What do you want? What is your dream life?
Because when you can start really visualizing your dream life, it starts to click inside your head. "Sh*t if I was living like this, how would I act?" And then you can bring that future into your current reality bit by bit, until it just becomes who you are.
Where do you live? Are you still living in the current zip code you live in now? Are you still living in the same house? Probably not. Think no limits. Anything is possible.
What car do you drive? Are you driving a Honda Civic? A G-Wagon? A Lambo? Cars aren't everything. But it helps you understand something tangible. For me, I travel. I have a sports car, but I don't even have time to drive it because I'm never home.
What's your daily routine? Are you up in the morning grinding it out the first part of the day? Then you go to the gym, because you're somebody who really values the gym. Then lunch at a restaurant, a cappuccino, salsa dancing at 3pm? What are you doing in your day-to-day life?
For me today I woke up, got breakfast overlooking the sea here in Italy. Then I came down and wrote for an hour or two, made some content for a couple hours, went and got lunch, and went snorkeling. I was swimming with the fishes for a little bit, suntanned on the beach, came back, recorded a video. I'm about to go to dinner in town. Who knows where the rest of the night takes me. I usually wake up, eat breakfast, work a little bit, do some fun, and eat some really nice food at nice restaurants. I like novelty. I like being places I've never been to before.
What does your daily routine look like? Genuinely, what does it look like?
Artist unknown, via Pinterest (6,445 saves). Lowkey rich in one frame.
What does your spouse look like? What do they think of you? Who are your friends? What do your friends do? For me, a lot of my friends are entrepreneurs, business owners. They live very similar lives to mine.
Do you travel? Where do you travel? How do you travel? That's a good one. A lot of people want to go to Hawaii. But do you want to go to Hawaii and sit next to the bathroom with the screaming kid, because that's all you could afford for a plane ticket? Or do you want to fly first class and stay at the five-star hotel with all the crazy amenities? Are you traveling for a few days, or a whole ass month? I was just in Monaco for two weeks because I enjoyed it. I was supposed to stay there for a couple days and I was like, you know what, I'm going to stay here for a couple weeks. One day I said I'm going to go to Saint-Tropez, so we drove an hour, rented a convertible, and did that for a little bit. Just being able to jump and do whatever it is that you want.
The six questions. Answer with no limits.
The reason we do all this is so you can develop the identity of the person you want to become. Because if you can't visualize who the person is that you want to become, good luck trying to get rich. Let alone unconsciously.
> When a man does not know what harbour he is making for, no wind is the right wind. – Seneca, Letters to Lucilius
Stop saying "I don't know what I want." Say "I haven't drawn the day yet."
## The paradox: you've been larping this whole time
All of this advice on success really comes down to: who are you? Who are you becoming? Who's the person you want to be? Because once you understand that, now it's just showing up as that person every single day. What are their activities? What are their behaviors? Once you have the behaviors and the beliefs, then you just take the actions.
That's the whole thing. That genuinely is it. Then it's just doing it for a long enough time period that you brainwash yourself into becoming this new person, until you are unconsciously competent at the things you do.
And here's the part that should sting. You already are.
You've been roleplaying a character for years. The broke one. The one who's "not a money person." That character has a costume (the room), a script (your friends), and a routine (the phone). You perform him every single day without thinking about it.
You're already unconsciously competent. At being them.
> Until you make the unconscious conscious, it will direct your life and you will call it fate. – attributed to Carl Jung
So the delusion isn't the problem. The direction is. You've been delusional about your limits. Be delusional about your ceiling instead.
At first it's going to feel weird. You're going to feel like you're acting. You're going to feel like you're pretending. But eventually you get to the stage where you're unconsciously good at making money. And when you're unconsciously good at making money, you're living your best life. I can't paint this picture enough. It feels so good. You just show up and live your life, and you just are. You just exist, and you get to live your best life, making whatever amount of money you could possibly think.
It's not easy. But it is simple.
Decide who you want to be. Become good at becoming the rich person. Get to the point where you're unconsciously just doing the things that make you a f*ck ton of money without even having to think about it.
I believe in you.
Lock in.
Let's get you lowkey rich.
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– Devon
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## 中文翻译
# 当你意识到致富是一项技能问题时，你的整个人生都会改变
**作者**: Devon Canup
**日期**: 2026-09-30T17:15:30.000Z
**来源**: [https://x.com/devoncnp/status/2105345806870126935](https://x.com/devoncnp/status/2105345806870126935)
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你在网上刷着刷着，就看到这些人赚着海量的钱。一个月几十万美元，跟玩儿似的。
你听他们说：“是啊，3万？我一天就赚到了。”然后你心里想：你他妈在说什么？这是真的吗？
他们到底做了什么不一样的事？这些人怎么就能想赚多少钱就赚多少钱？而我在这边累死累活，拼命工作才勉强赚个几千块？
之所以会这样，是因为此刻赚钱对你是需要刻意努力的事。你得自律。你得每天都出现。你赚的每一块钱都得靠干活换。
然后你看到一个小屁孩，赚得比你爸妈多得多，赚得比你想象中可能的还要多，你的自尊心就受到了攻击。这就是为什么大多数人把它归为骗局、富二代的钱、或者什么关系户的狗屁运气。说到底，那只是自我安慰。
我以前也这么想。你能看出来钱对他们来说毫不费力。而我也想成为那样的人。
> 你身边所有你称之为生活的东西，都是由并不比你聪明的人制造出来的。——史蒂夫·乔布斯，1994年
现在说来很疯狂，钱对我来说也变得毫不费力了。我不是什么杰夫·贝索斯、埃隆·马斯克那种级别，说的不是几十亿美元。但我今年27岁，已经在网上赚了超过1000万美元，有多个单日赚超过10万美元的日子。我可以告诉你，赚钱的时候感觉就像你根本什么都没做。
这就是我所说的“无意识地富有”。
变得无意识地富有，就等于内化了一个富人的身份。你甚至不需要刻意尝试。你甚至不需要思考。你只是出现，然后做那些事，连想都不用想、试都不用试，就能让你赚更多的钱。你以这样的状态出现：查看某个项目的数据，忽略其他一切，然后打一个电话，你就每月印出医生级别的薪水。
到了这个阶段，对我来说赚钱比不赚钱还容易。我都不知道怎么才能不赚钱了。我得每天在桥底下嗑海洛因醉生梦死六个月，才能做到一个月不赚六位数。
而当你到达那个阶段，你才真正自由。我最常被问到的问题之一是：“你是做什么谋生的？”我什么都不做。我为生活而生活。
一个富人，是三样东西的集大成者：
- 一个机会主义者。
- 一个有能力的人。
- 一个被使命感驱动的人。
富人的构成要素。
一旦你在这三个方面发展了自己，你就会无意识地赚到天文数字的钱，不费吹灰之力地印出数百万美元。这样你就可以尽情地生活、旅行、去任何地方。
现在我在意大利，俯瞰着大海。我提着一个行李箱生活，感觉自己这辈子再也不用上班了。两个月前，我创下了生意的月收入纪录，而过去一年半我一直全职旅行。我没有固定的家。但我一直在赚更多的钱，因为我在这三个方面不断提升——而这并不要求你待在某个固定的地方。
关掉你的多巴胺接收器，然后他妈的全力以赴。因为在这篇文章里，我要把干货全部给你。
如果你信任这篇文章的经验，你的人生将会改变。你会看到生活中的差异。你会过上更好的生活。
提前警告：在这篇文章里我会对你们严厉一点，因为我相信戳穿别人的屁话是有力量的。
在讲如何致富（或富人的做法有何不同）之前，你必须明白，我们被告知赖以赚钱的体系从根本上是坏掉的。
> 我认识的每一个不成功的人，都认为这个游戏是被操纵的。每一个成功的人都知道游戏是被操纵的，然后学会怎么玩。——Justin Welsh
你目前赖以运转的心智模型，就是设计来坑你、让你停滞不前的。这让很多人感到困惑，所以我们来把它彻底拆解一下。
## 一、为什么大多数致富建议都是屁话
大部分建议都围绕着“慢富”活动。慢富是“老”的委婉说法（总得有人说出来）。
“如果你每月往标普500指数投500美元，坚持40年，你就会成为百万富翁。”好吧，从技术上讲这是对的。但你还得考虑通货膨胀。然后你还得问问自己，在这期间你这辈子到底在干什么？牺牲40年的人生，就为了在65岁的时候终于能享受你的钱？
《一美元的价值》，Visual Capitalist（2021年），数据来自美国劳工统计局消费者价格指数。你65岁时的100万美元，就活在这条曲线的右端。
这听起来太糟了。太逊了。我现在就要有钱！我现在就要做事！我现在就要赚钱！
另一个所有人都给的建议是往上爬公司阶梯。从技术上讲你确实会赚更多的钱，尤其是你在一份职业里干上20年。也许你能做到年薪50万美元，因为你是高级主管什么的。但那不过是出卖你的灵魂、拍马屁，年复一年做你不得不做的事勉强糊口。如果你要这么干，那还不如直接去做投行。至少你能拿到很高的薪水。
最后一条是他们总让你“显化”致富。好吧，我可以整天说“我要变富，我要变富，我要变富”，我的人生也不会有任何改变。
相反，你必须理解现代人是怎么真正致富的。
他们在打造一个有现金流的生意。他们拥有高收入的技能组合，让他们能够建立生意，或者凭空生钱。
所以如果你想致富，你必须换一辆更好的车。你必须身处一个真正能让你赚到你想赚的金额的领域。大多数人的问题在于，他们困在一份要花一辈子才能致富的职业里。要想在年老之前变富，你必须找到更快赚钱的方式。
这些机会是什么？YouTube（顺便说一句，我赚的第一百万美元就是这么来的）。做社交媒体网红（出镜或不出镜）。开营销代理公司。联盟营销——帮别人卖产品拿提成。日内交易或加密货币。我不是说这是最好的致富方式，因为你依赖于市场。但它是一种让你能凭空生钱的途径。还有做一门“无聊的生意”。园艺景观就是个大头。我有不少朋友（说出来你可能不信）靠园艺景观生意年入数百万美元，他们就是特别擅长这个。当然，他们花了七年才到那个水平，但仍然比40年快得多。
> 出租自己的时间，你是不会变富的。——Naval Ravikant
没有人靠出租时间而无意识地变富。
你需要通过你拥有的技能组合来掌控自己的钱。
别再说“我很现实”了。要说“我上错了车”。
## 二、为什么100次练习胜过一个四年学位
你在做YouTube这件事上越厉害，你获得的播放量就越多。播放量越多，你赚的钱就越多。你赚的钱越多，你能做出的视频就越好。你做出的视频越好，你获得的播放量就越多。这成了一个持续的正反馈循环。
这类生意的美妙之处在于，你能对“你正在做的事是否有效”获得非常快的反馈循环。这就是为什么大多数工作只付给你朝九晚五的工资。企业主在获得反馈循环。市场在获得反馈循环。而你在出租自己的时间。
所以你有输入，然后有输出。你要做的是尽快缩小从输入到输出之间的差距。这就是所谓的反馈。一旦你看到了输出，你就得到了反馈。你得到的反馈越多，你学得越快，你在做的事情上就变得越厉害。我们所说的输入和输出之间的东西，就是你的流程。你的系统。
> 你不会上升到目标的高度，你只会跌落到系统的水平。——James Clear，《原子习惯》
输入、流程、输出、反馈。这就是反馈循环的运作方式，也是系统和流程不断改进的方式。
我可以在接下来的两三个月里写出100篇这样的文章，获得比一个四年制大学学位更多的营销证据和经验。
上学的反馈循环慢得要死。而当你把内容发布出去，你会立刻得到反馈。我能看到评论区在说什么。我能看到播放量在说什么。我能看到互动曲线，看到你们在哪里流失，以及什么时候你们想一遍又一遍地回看某个瞬间。
这些机会让你能以快得多的速度完成反馈循环，所以你获得的练习次数远远超过普通人。而当你获得的练习次数超过普通人，你就开始能赚更多的钱。
你必须把成功理解为理解数据点并识别模式的能力。如果我给你一张由一堆随机点组成的图，它看起来就只是一堆随机的点。但如果x轴是你赚的钱，y轴是你做的视频，而且你积累了很多数据点，你就能看到那些你投入时间最多的视频。投入思考最多的视频。那些打磨更精细、想法更成熟的。那些你模仿和借鉴别人成功经验的作品。然后你心想：哦哇，它们能带来这样的结果。所以如果我想要那样的结果，我就需要多做这边的视频。
做到这一点的方法是模式识别。而获得模式识别的方法，就是看大量的数据点、获得大量的反馈。这就是为什么人们变得这么富。有了互联网，你可以极快地查看海量数据点。快到一定程度，你甚至不会去想自己赚了多少钱。这就是“无意识”的部分。
练习次数 = 数据点 = 模式 = 钱。
这整整一个星期，我要你做的是：每当你掏出卡买东西时，问问自己他们是怎么让你买的。是品质吗？是便利吗？它给了你某种身份认同吗？你每一次消费，都是一个观察他们如何拿走你的钱、以及你如何复制这一套的机会。
所以这就是机会主义者。你需要扑上去抓机会。你需要看到那些真正能改变人生的东西，做一个扑上这些“车”的人，而不是在当下的现实里停滞不前、贪图安逸。
我选的车是YouTube。我保存着一份300个六位数收入频道（无人出镜）的清单。就是我用来打造自己频道的那份。它对我的订阅者免费：[在这里订阅](https://letters.devoncanup.com/subscribe)，清单就是你的了。
## 三、致富是一项技能问题
接下来，你需要变得有能力。变得有能力的方式，就是精通那些让你赚钱的技能。要无意识地擅长赚钱，你必须成为金钱的大师。所以你必须理解金钱精通的四个层次。
我称之为你的“愚蠢曲线”。
达克效应曲线。第一阶段是“愚昧之山”的顶峰。Wikimedia Commons, CC0。
> 无知比知识更容易催生自信。——达尔文，《人类的由来》
很不想告诉你，但如果你在读这篇文章，说明你在赚钱方面很烂。（除非你也是那种也会读这类文章的成功人士。）
现在的你在第一阶段。在第一阶段，你不知道自己不知道怎么赚钱。你是“无意识地无能”。你必须以人类最快的速度离开这个地方，开始进入第二阶段。
因为一旦你到了第二阶段，你现在知道自己赚钱很烂了。什么都没变。你只是变得有意识了。你达到了一种觉知的层次。
这是对大多数人来说最难的阶段。大多数人意识到自己赚钱很烂，于是干脆放弃，停留在第一阶段，而不是直面真相。他们宁愿待在这种自我欺骗的状态里，因为那样对自尊心更好。
这张曲线之所以画成这样，是因为y轴就是你的自尊心。一旦你发现自己赚钱很烂，那滋味不好受。但接下来发生的事情是：你意识到你终于可以真正变强了。
于是你读了我一大堆信件，看了别人一大堆关于怎么赚钱的视频，最终你到达第三阶段——“有意识地有能力”。然后你真正的目标是第四阶段：无意识地有能力。无意识地擅长赚钱。
所以你从无意识地不擅长赚钱开始。然后有意识地不擅长赚钱。然后有意识地擅长赚钱。最后无意识地擅长赚钱。
别再说“我不是搞钱的人”了。要说“我在第二阶段”。
那么你怎么经历这些阶段？致富的一切都归结于技能组合。你在那些致富所需的事情上越有技能，你就会赚越多的钱。
致富就是一项技能问题。
我不是在瞎说。我能教这些，是因为我积累的数据点数量。过去几年超过4000个视频，看什么会火、什么不会。在这个过程中，我发展出了很多不同的技能。
文案写作就是我现在正在对你使用的一项技能。包装——知道怎么给这篇文章起标题、配封面图。教学。你们有些人会喜欢我的教学风格。有些人会说：“哥们儿，这什么玩意儿？这就是一桶石头。”销售。这封信里现在就充满了销售和影响力。我在向你推销我关于致富意味着什么的理念，而这是我在打了成千上万销售电话、录了成千上万条视频、在社交媒体上发了两万条帖子之后学会的技能。还有管理——运营一个团队，正是它让我能赚到所有的钱。
其中一些是我刻意去追求的。文案方面，我看了成百上千个视频，读了很多顶尖的文案书。包装方面，又是一百个视频，加上我在不同频道上传的超过4000个YouTube视频。教学，来自大量的练习。销售，同样，大量的练习。管理，来自不得不开除那么多人、招聘那么多人、以及无数次从零重建我的公司。
你可以通过试错获得这些，而且我非常相信个人失败和试错的价值。你也可以主动去寻找知识。
我喜欢做的一件事就是买课程、请导师。我知道，很疯狂，对吧？我会去找那些拥有我想要的技能的课程和导师。我在Udemy上买了一个叫["writing with flair"](https://www.udemy.com/course/writing-with-flair-how-to-become-an-exceptional-writer/)的课程。大概一百美元，却是我上过最好的课程之一。一位《华尔街日报》前编辑拆解了写作到底是怎么回事。我买过教怎么做视频的课程。教怎么辅导别人的课程。教怎么销售的。教怎么经营更好的关系的。我自己在各种课程上至少投资了50万美元，这样才能学会如何赚到我给你看的这些钱。
这就是你怎么做到无意识地擅长赚钱。你做大量的练习，然后让自己沉浸在获取知识的世界里。
还要研究别人。研究那些正在做你想做的事的人。
如果你想练出健美的身材，别从一个胖子那里听取健身建议。你要从那些拥有你想要的身材和健康的人那里听取建议。如果你想要感情建议，别从离过五次婚的人那里听。要从一段感情维持了40年、真正理解感情的人那里听。别从一个一辈子从没冒过险的人那里听取金钱建议。我爱我的父母。但在生意建议上——我的公司该招谁、该留谁、该做什么视频——他们不会是最好的选择。
所以你需要寻找导师。寻找那些你可以研究的人——研究他们如何看待世界、如何行动。这样你自己也能成为那样的人。只有通过模仿、研究和复制别人，你最终才能做到。
## 四、人格角色扮演
这就引出了我的下一个观点，我很喜欢这个概念。这是我和我的团队发明的。叫做“人格角色扮演”（Personality LARPing）。
你想要对你想过的生活进行实况角色扮演。如果你想成为一个赚大钱、环游世界的牛人，那就开始扮演他。开始表现得好像你就是那个人。你需要开始假装你就是那个能环游世界、每天想干什么就干什么的有钱人。
这也被称为“另一个自我”。有个人写了一本关于这个的好书，Todd Herman的《The Alter Ego Effect》。你在做的就是戴上一副面具。你假装自己是超级英雄。你在日常生活中假装自己是这个牛气冲天的商业人士。
听起来很俗。但从神经学和科学的角度来说，这确实会让你开始有不一样的行为。它开始赋予你不同的人格特质。因为你的个人现实，不过是你基于自己的习惯、行为和你对自己的认同所创造出来的现实。
这背后有五十年的心理学。Daryl Bem在1972年称之为自我知觉理论：你通过观察自己的行为来决定你是谁。你的大脑看到你连续三天跳过健身，就给你归档为“不是健身的人”。那身行头不是假的。那身行头是你大脑拥有的唯一证据。
> 我们假装成什么，我们就是什么，所以我们必须小心自己假装成什么。——库尔特·冯内古特，《猫的摇篮》（Mother Night）
所以你需要问自己：我需要成为什么样的人？
作者不详，来自Pinterest（1381次收藏）。镜中的那个人，就是你在假装成为的自己。
我已经给了你技能组合。我已经给了你机会。那么问题来了：你为什么不利用这些机会？因为你还不是一个认同自己是成功人士的人。而因为你不认同自己是成功人士，你就永远不会真正做出改变。
一切都归结于你的身份。
> 因为他心怎样思量，他为人就是怎样。——《箴言》23:7
一旦你有了身份，你就有了富人拥有的信念。然后你开始像那个人一样做和行动。你做富人才会做的行动。
很多人在寻求行动。他们看着富人在做什么，不断地想弄清楚他们需要做哪些活动才能致富。这其实是本末倒置。相反，他们需要先专注于成为那个人，然后是那个人相信什么，再从那些信念和那个身份出发，产生出你自己的行动。
因为很容易听到“哦，富人一直在阅读和学习”，然后就去阅读和学习一堆根本不会改变你人生的东西。
先是身份，然后信念，然后行动。
所以你需要开始表现得像是一个成功的人。你需要戴上那副面具。你需要假装自己是一个成功的人，装到它变成你的新常态为止。因为一旦你扮演某个角色足够久，你的大脑就会开始重新布线，你的行为就会完全改变。那就是它进入无意识的时刻。你不再是在演了。你就是了。
意图，行动，行为，习惯，实践，第二天性，你的本质。
你不是先变富然后才开始表现得像个富人。你是先表现得像个富人，然后才变成富人。
## 五、消失六个月，全力以赴
那么这具体怎么操作？改变你的环境。
你们有些人读到这儿会说，这我早就知道了。但如果你真的知道，你就不会还待在同一个房间里了，对吧？
在“你是谁”这件事上，环境就是一切。现在你正用手机或电脑读这篇文章，你被提醒着自己现在这个版本，因为你看过这台设备无数次了。如果你环顾你的房间，所有这些东西都在强化着现在的你。直到你改变你的环境（直到你换掉所处的位置），你才会开始用不同的眼光看世界，重建新的习惯，彻底改变你这个人。
因为现在（尤其如果你住在老家），你身边的父母在提醒你是谁。你的朋友在提醒你是谁。墙壁的颜色、空气中的气味，都在提醒你是谁。
所有这些都在为旧版本的你自己投票。
有一个相关的研究。Wendy Wood让人们记录自己每天的生活，发现大约45%的行为是在同一个地方、几乎每天重复的。你将近一半的人生都是重播。
所以你必须搬走。你必须改变你的位置。如果我要向人们传递一条能让他们真正致富的生活方式改变建议，那就是：搬出你父母的家。因为如果你不搬，你就会不断被提醒过去的你是谁。
我八月的帖子。同一条规则。
> 成为你想成为的人最快的方式，就是把自己置于别无选择、只能成为他们的境地。——Alex Hormozi
我在20岁之前搬了20次家。我讨厌我上高中时住的科罗拉多那个小镇，所以我去了爱达荷上大学，在那里我谁都不认识。这很棒，因为那是一个新的开始。一段新的人生。我不一定和爱达荷的所有人都合得来，在那里长期待下去也让我很煎熬。但它让我得以重新塑造自己，因为没有朋友把我固定在过去的我身上。没有父母提醒我童年的我和曾经的我是谁。
后来我搬到了亚利桑那州斯科茨代尔，身边围绕着一群创业者。然后我搬到了加州橙县，在那里住了五年。和其他创业者合住一栋房子，大家都在打造不同的东西。那彻底重塑了我是谁。
后来当我赚到足够的钱、在加州的租约到期时，我决定：你知道吗，我就要去环游世界，提着行李箱生活。所以在过去一年半里，我几乎每周都在更换我的环境，因为我无比相信这一条。它让我的人生变革如同装了涡轮增压器，因为我不再被绑死在某个特定的人身上。在这个过程中，我赚的钱翻了三倍，仅仅是因为不断旅行、不断改变环境。我不锚定于任何信念模式或任何地方。
即使当我确实在某个地方待了一段时间，我也会离开去参加聚会活动，去见其他正在打造东西的人。他们会帮助重新塑造和转变我的信念，帮我用完全不同的方式看世界。
巴斯大学的两位心理学家验证过这一点。这种助推对最近三个月内搬过家的人有效，对没搬过的人无效。称之为90天窗口期。用好它。
所以就是这么回事：你需要消失、全力以赴六个月，你的人生将彻底改变。
我两周前的帖子。九行字。那就是整个“赛季”。
因为你现在的朋友、现在的环境，会拖住你。他们对你有一种固定的看法，并且会不断强化它。如果你留在原地，祝你好运。这是我最全力给出的建议。如果你是一个只想使一半力、却想赚大钱变富的人，祝你好运。你必须把自己从所有其他人中抽离出来。
孤独吗？是的，超级孤独。但这只是暂时的。只是你人生中的一段时期。一个赛季。永久地改变人生，这很难让人想得通。但如果你这么想：好吧，接下来六个月我要经历一个自我升级的赛季。成为一个无意识地有能力、能赚大钱的人。这对你的大脑来说就可行、现实多了。“哦，我只是做几个月而已。”
而且你不会独自去做。在互联网上组建一个新的朋友圈，和跟你处于同一个赛季的人一起全力以赴。你很可能就能在这篇文章的评论区遇到他们（在下面留一句“locking in”，好让他们找到你）。
别再说“等事情稳定下来再说”。要说“我要全力以赴一个赛季”。就这样原话对你的朋友说。然后出发。
当你从物理上把自己从这个环境中抽离，全力以赴就变得容易得多。停止嗑药，停止抽大麻，停止看黄片，停止在手机上无止境地刷屏、浪费大量时间。只有当你消失一个赛季，你才能彻底重置你的大脑。你建立的是真正能让你致富的习惯，而不是你一直以来在做的事。
## 六、你到底想要什么？
所以这一步的行动是问自己：你想从人生中得到什么？你想要什么？你梦想中的生活是什么样的？
因为当你能真正开始想象你梦想的生活时，它就开始在你的脑袋里咔哒接通。“狗屎，如果我过着这样的生活，我会怎么行动？”然后你就可以一点一点地把那个未来带进你当下的现实，直到它变成你本来的样子。
你住在哪里？你还住在现在的这个邮编区域吗？你还住在同一栋房子里吗？大概不会。不受限制地去想。一切皆有可能。
你开什么车？是本田思域？奔驰大G？兰博基尼？车不是一切。但它能帮你理解一些具体的东西。对我来说，我旅行。我有一辆跑车，但我根本没时间开，因为我从不在家。
你的日常安排是什么样的？你是不是早上起来，在一天的前半段拼命工作？然后去健身房，因为你是个非常看重健身的人。然后在餐厅吃午饭，喝一杯卡布奇诺，下午3点跳萨尔萨舞？你的日常生活到底在做什么？
就拿我今天来说，我醒来，在意大利这里边看海边吃早餐。然后我下来写了一两个小时的东西，做了几个小时的内容，去吃了午饭，然后去浮潜。我和鱼儿们游了一会儿，在海滩上晒了晒太阳，回来后录了一个视频。我马上要进城吃晚饭了。谁知道今晚接下来会去哪儿。我通常是这样：醒来，吃早餐，工作一会儿，玩一些有趣的事，然后在不错的餐厅吃非常棒的美食。我喜欢新鲜感。我喜欢待在我从没去过的地方。
你的日常安排是什么样的？认真说，它是什么样的？
作者不详，来自Pinterest（6445次收藏）。一个画面里的低调富豪。
你的另一半是什么样的？他们怎么看你？你的朋友是谁？你的朋友们都做什么？对我来说，我的很多朋友都是创业者、生意人。他们过着和我非常相似的生活。
你旅行吗？去哪里旅行？怎么旅行？这个问题很好。很多人都想去夏威夷。但你是想挨着厕所坐、旁边还有个尖叫的小孩去夏威夷，因为那是你买得起的机票？还是想坐头等舱，住有各种疯狂设施的五星级酒店？你是旅行几天，还是整整一个月？我刚在摩纳哥待了两周，因为我喜欢那里。我本来只打算待几天，然后我想，算了，我就多待几周吧。有一天我说要去圣特罗佩，于是我们开了一个小时的车，租了一辆敞篷车，去玩了一会儿。就是能够说走就走，想做什么就做什么。
六个问题。不受限制地回答。
我们做这一切的原因，是为了让你能够培养你想成为的那个人的身份。因为如果你无法想象你想成为的人是什么样子，那祝你好运。更别提无意识地致富了。
> 当一个人不知道自己要驶向哪个港口，任何风都不是顺风。——塞涅卡，《致卢基里乌斯书信》
别再说“我不知道自己想要什么”。要说“我还没描绘出那一天”。
## 悖论：你其实一直在角色扮演
所有这些关于成功的建议，归根结底就是：你是谁？你正在成为谁？你想成为什么样的人？因为一旦你明白了这一点，剩下的就只是每天都以那个人的身份出现。他们有什么活动？有什么行为？一旦你有了那些行为和信念，你只需要采取行动。
就这么多。真的就这么多。然后就是坚持足够长的时间，把自己洗脑成这个新的人，直到你在所做的事情上无意识地有能力。
而这才是扎心的部分。你已经是了。
你已经扮演一个角色很多年了。那个穷角色。那个“不是搞钱的人”。这个角色有戏服（那个房间）、有剧本（你的朋友）、有日常流程（手机）。你每天都在不假思索地扮演他。
你已经是无意识地有能力了。在成为他这件事上。
> 在你把无意识变成有意识之前，它会主导你的人生，而你会称之为命运。——归于卡尔·荣格
所以问题不在于自我欺骗本身，而在于方向。你一直在对自己的极限自欺。那就对你的天花板自欺吧。
一开始会感觉很怪。你会觉得自己在演戏。你会觉得自己在假装。但最终你会到达那个阶段：无意识地擅长赚钱。而当你无意识地擅长赚钱时，你就活出了最好的人生。这幅画面我怎么描绘都不够。感觉太棒了。你就是出现，然后过你的生活，你就是如此。你只是存在着，就能活出最好的人生，赚到你能想到的任何数额的钱。
这不容易。但它很简单。
决定你想成为谁。变得擅长成为那个富人。到达那个阶段：你无意识地在做着那些让你赚一大笔钱的事，甚至不需要思考。
我相信你。
全力以赴。
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– Devon
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