DON'T TRUST ANYONE

[@Speedy300]

I totally agree; it always work. I was cut out of a program because I was late but the instructors requested for me to come back. The reason for this is because I sent them a personal message of thanks and nobody has never done this before. This principle is powerful.

[@MatteoCeccarini]

Ciao Tai, I am the italian oil painter living in Tokyo, you might remember about me we exchanged a couple of messages on Instagram recently. Six years ago I had several opportunities of meeting and becoming acquainted with the founder and CEO of a company (in Tokyo) with more than 10.000 employees, and then for his birthday I gave him a painting. He truly liked it and we became very good friends since. I did not make business directly with him, but he kept me inviting to dinners (he still does nowadays!) where I have been meeting so many influential people!

[@tailopez]

Yes reciprocity is powerful

[@arikaGME]

+Matteo Ceccarini the kindest gift that anyone ever made me was a painting of my Border Collie, Sage. My coworker gave me the painting a few days after Sage passed away... I cried like a baby... and I'm not outwardly emotional. I've been encouraging my friend's secret passion for painting for years, but she wads too modest. I remembered her saying that she had issues with her easel falling apart, and I knew she was having rough financial times. I wanted to do something super kind for her and encourage her, so I bought her and easel and assembled it. I put a hot pink bow on it (Sage's signature color and accessory) and surprised her at work. She cried her eyes out, it was truly a beautiful moment. Eventually a version of her painting will be on the side of the 'Sage Grooming' van. Nothing can ever surpass a gift that someone made with their hands, its an extension of someone's soul.

[@plumnene]

+Tai Lopez ilove you

[@MatteoCeccarini]

Arika Bush Thank you for sharing your beautiful experience. Actually, what you talk about is the reason that played a strong influence on me in deciding - many years ago - to become an oil painter. I have always enjoyed painting for the sake of beauty and harmony, but the most meaningful moments were those when, gifting my paintings, I understood I was able to deeply move my dear ones with them.

[@GoonaTVhi]

I'm 14 years old an feel really ahead, listening and learning you tai. Your a great person

[@tailopez]

Don't give up

[@GoonaTVhi]

Wow thanks

[@jsonrodriguez6610]

I always try to be friends with the bullies in school so that I won't get bullied later on butt I also don't become best friends so that I don't become a bully

[@jarheadforthewin4244]

*but

[@hulonjenkins]

I try that, but they are still mean to me anyway. What do I do then?

[@thekidbizarre]

+Hulon Jenkins haha

[@hhunter1114]

+Hulon Jenkins Learn to fight and beat the shit into them

[@jsonrodriguez6610]

+Hulon Jenkins tell someone

[@groovy3443]

Tai is basically The Great Gatsby in real life. He has a huge house, has cool people come over, he grew up in a poor family, now he's rich af AND he has mentors. Only thing missing is a drug business on the low.

[@tailopez]

Ha no drug dealing for me.

[@samurott7814]

Sure ;)

[@gordonseebold7936]

Definetly are great piece of wisdom

[@sandeepvk]

I stoped trusting most people after my accident. Most my friend have gone but a few have remained. I don't trust anyone NOMORE

[@cloudsleyfalconbridge]

I'm 35, and a guy who I thought was my friend of 22yrs, got with his girlfriend of 2yrs, and they devised a plan and robbed me for just over $1000. All after I bought him an apartment so him and his girlfriend wouldn't live on the street in their truck. Yeah, don't trust anybody.

[@jackmiddleton2080]

Confucius say maybe you not help friend enough. Friends help friends and simply not helping is first betrayal of trust.

[@emanuelblanco8420]

Everything he says remind me of my Mom. Seriously the treat people how you want to be treated, money's value is what YOU give it, knowledge is your number one priority.

[@mikey-eb4ug]

Your word should be everything. If you break your word, people will not want to do business with you, not only in the movie industry but in life. Breaking your word is already a recipe for disaster. If you say you are going to do something, make every effort to do it, and carry through with it.

[@TekHelpDotorg1]

Back in high school, I used to be very cocky! I was getting straight As and felt felt like I was on top of the world and didn't need anybody's help! Going into college I realized that going this way will leave me with nothing and no one! So I changed, started helping people, and respected anyone who was worth respecting, no matter of their grades! At that point I started making allies and just more friends in general!

[@KingStix]

"you have to be nice" note made Start nice, and reciprocate what you get

[@billclintonian2033]

Hey tai! I'm 15 years old I just want to sincerely say thank you for sharing these amazing life lessons. I follow your word like a good Christian to a bible. Thank you!🙏🏻👏🏻

[@ElimitechPest]

hey ty I'm 42 years old and I can honestly say that you have changed my life especially with the 67 steps. At first I was skeptical so I did my research on KZbin and thought enough of your videos to try the 67 steps. I'm thankful that I have and have recommended it to anybody who will listen to me. I wish you the best and a long prosperous life.

[@gollicraft4122]

I will listen, if you are willing to talk and be patient with me.

[@gollicraft4122]

I believe It's for everyone, it will benefit you in your life and career.

[@NancyBurritt]

I have been saying it my whole life. Knowledge IS Power. I think I see the LIGHT. You touch so many in so many ways.

[@JohnMilanoski]

Nice one Tai. So many people fall away from the core principles that create success in search for some secret. The primary tools you summon at will, patience, forgiveness, kindness, encouragement, attention, flexibility, love, compassion, empathy... Be Humble, move in the world the way you want the world to be. Give big and you'll find others that give big and quickly identify the takers too (give small and you may never know who's who). Team up with doers, givers and creators. Master the basics and be a person you would look up to. BE DO HAVE.

[@kenm908]

Sadly I was once a bully, I had a hard childhood and took it out on kids for my own ego. I used to think nothing of it, until one day a small kid, stood up walked over to me and punched me in the jaw. Broke my jaw and ruined my back teeth but it was worth it, it taught me the lesson this video preaches. I became absolutely humble and respectful to everybody I met. I didn't even hold a grudge against the kid who hit me. I respected him for it, and he realized the u-turn my attitude had taken, we are now great friends and business partners. Thanks for these videos Tai.

[@RobertAfoa]

Tai I'm a somewhat prideful person, but I thank you in my mind for showing me that even though I am poor, that a better life is out there for me. It's not just cause of your houses or cars, but the message behind them means something important to me. I'm 17 and probably still stupid in a lot of ways, but at least I was smart enough to be open minded to everything you had to say. One thing I'll probably be glad about when I look back in the future.. haha

[@tailopez]

It's ok to be proud. Just don't go overboard. Balance in all things

[@pascalxus]

This is actually good advice. I've experienced this directly in Software companies. It's pretty crucial to not piss off the wrong people. That's why all the new people hired are almost always humble and kind.

[@SimplySoccer]

Love this man! I have noticed that most of the times I meet someone who is successful, they are very nice and respectable.

[@ThManHimself]

it was during an extremely rough patch in my life. i forcibly stole from an aquaintence i used to do "business"(if you know what i mean) with. it quickly backfired. it got to a point to where i was forced to leave my hometown out of fear for my life. DONT do to others what you DONT want done to yourself... I have since moved on from that part on my life and have found my calling with the help of the knowledge you put out for public absorbing, Tai. Thank you so much for everything you do for so many people you dont, amd probably never will, know. Your a true hero!

[@manfredjager8349]

Batman told me the same thing when I was a child. Never forgot.

[@future197]

I wish there was more ppl like u around. Everywhere I go, all I see is ppl lying,cheating, and stealing from one another. It makes me sick. Keep spreading ur good thoughts N intentions.

[@stolasgaming6531]

I had a great sales position in West Palm Beach last year. The owner became a mentor, but I pissed off one of his sales managers and was canned. Learned my lesson. An important looking man once came into my work place for coffee. He was on his phone (business call) and trying to order but eventually hung up and said, "kinda hard to multitask when I'm tired." I replied with sun tzu, "A man who chases two rabbits, gets none." He stuck around till the crowd died down and gave me his card. We now email each other quotes, book suggestions, and advice. Was invited to Thanksgiving. ;-)

[@jamessteele7102]

I need a friend like that!

[@rainretribute9852]

Vladimir Mihalik We can all be friends and succeed together

[@andrewhawkins3984]

I recently spoke to my mom and finally believe she understands where I'm coming from. It was a massive weight off my shoulders, and know now she's able to speak about me from the heart like I do.

[@MEPS1996]

'my broke friends aren't as nice'

[@JasonColt7]

I had this friend who owned a comic shop and I've learned so much from. from how to be a gentleman to how to handle upset people and scenarios. It all started when I tried that golden rule, it always worked and I will continue to push it forward

[@tshelby5626]

I'm 25 and I read 12 books a day. Thanks Tai for showing me all you need to do is read the back cover. I loved your dinner party

[@waterlily2743]

I am just a naturally kind person. It hasn't gotten me far yet because i have a bad habit of trusting the wrong people, But I am glad that it works for you Tai.

[@Brickinasock]

A video like this per day is good for the soul. I think this is why parents should discipline their kids properly, because it gives a mild version of this before they need a colossal whack to sort their attitude out.

[@GeedanUK]

It reminds me of that old adage: 'An Apple a day keeps the Doctor away!'

[@matts3729]

Are you using the word "discipline" as a euphemism for physically hitting children?

[@Brickinasock]

Matthew Smith Not necessarily. Do you believe that a disciplinary smack is the same as relentlessly and cruelly beating children for no reason?

[@matts3729]

Brickinasock Obviously they're not the same in degree of severity, but I do believe it is wrong to hit children whether your intention is to instill discipline (doesn't work) or just because you're abusive and cruel.

[@Brickinasock]

Good. I am a fan of more constructive punishment anyway, such as chores, however what do people do when reasoning fails? They go to war. Hence the physical violence. There's no need to wage war on kids, but what happens when an undisciplined kid, or human in general ends up being punched by Tai's bodyguard? There's a huge net loss that could have been avoided in the first place with a little discipline.

[@hounddoggzgaming6970]

ive been watching this man for three years and Im watching his growth. he is motivation to me

[@raiderboy181]

Yo Tai, love these videos. You're honestly making me a better person overall, thanks man.

[@tailopez]

Thanks for being a part

[@jackmehoff4582]

Tai Lopez What your. Videos are dope

[@scyk0_dmcg279]

Hey Tia, I'm 25 and figuring out that there is more to life then what meets the eye. Just wanted to say thank you for your advise and I'm going the keep learning, listening, and growing as person. Your apart of that process. I couldn't be more grateful. Thanx

[@carloswilliams5294]

Tai you are a great guy. Thank you for taking time everyday to share what you learn.

[@brianhodgson2686]

absolutely tai lopez..... alot of people forgot or werent taught keep your messages flowing out there.....the world needs it

[@yekayyeke9396]

Man.........this is so AWSOME :') you are SO much fun to listen to tai ! Please keep making vids man. I love learning from you.

[@kazamify]

+Yekay yeke Are you learning or are you simply listening?

[@yekayyeke9396]

+kazamify I haven't been learning honestly. Paying attention is something that's hard for me to do :( but I'll be working on that real soon. I Just have to stay focused and get rid of distractions.

[@kevinjr3350]

*awesome

[@ryanstark4333]

+clone -_-

[@MineCraftMasterHere]

I know people make fun of you and laugh and make remixes of your videos but your videos make a inspirational thing to people...

[@jacob_massengale]

Love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you.

[@sentry2861]

jacob massengale 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@Archito]

I appreciate it tae there was a time that I had went in my dads room without permission I learned from that and there was a time when my action would show appreciate all the time tords an individual and I would get a positive comment about me all the time

[@Jagered]

You're such a likable person, I'm sorry that you're made fun of so much, you show us what it's like to live a rich and healthy lifestyle and you tell us how to get there yet they still decide to ignore you, I would like to apologize on behalf of the Internet.

[@thechiefcornerstone9774]

im with you

[@DETHKLOWN]

I would also like to apologize, on behalf of the Canadian internet.

[@lumieredna8877]

I'm 15 years old and I think because I listen to these things you are teaching us, I feel as if I'm doing things and worrying about things at a much earlier time and I think, guided by your teachings, I can make it where I want to

[@musclepapii]

Hey Tai I really appreciate your time and effort into making these videos as I know your a busy man. You always motivate me onto pursuing entrepreneurial thought and action!

[@nicholaschun5918]

Pissed off someone and regretted it: Got anxious around a girl. Was very passive-aggressive toward me. Never saw her again. Was nice to someone and had the kindness reciprocated: My friend and I pay alternatively when we go out to get food. He got me a special mug based on DBZ, one of the anime shows I'm familiar with. One of my best friends, for sure. Very motivational. Thank you!

[@Rain-Man915]

You know what you've got a lot of? Knowledge!

[@kenm908]

Hey Tai, I truly believe winners understand these videos and it drives us winners, the dislikes and hate is from losers who are walked over constantly. Keep it up buddy, you truly are inspiring, and inspiring to the right demographic.

[@inha5869]

I'm 21 from South Korea, really like your videos that inspires me. Gave me a lot of knowledge of reciprocation.

[@darrentarutia804]

I'm only still a teenager and I'm already inspired to do great things and be someone that does good things in the future... No one is my bigger inspiration than you Tai.... Thank you😀

[@Koryogden]

@tai , i can see your point about healthy fear, although from my experience of being beaten up by thugs severely and being in several fights where i was outnumbered , i believe the courage is needed and that by facing people more powerful than you sometimes, you grow stronger yourself...and you are right about avoiding fights that you can, but there are plenty of situations you *wont* die from (everything is a risk, granted). for me, ive always stood up for the weak, and it has put me against stronger people than myself, and i do not regret those choices because they are substantial lessons at times

[@TanTan-ni4mg]

Kory Ogden. he isnt saying to be a push-over or be afraid. he is saying to choose your battles.

[@imperialscum5705]

Tai, I'm 15 and watching all your videos,your teaching me how to be a better person, I feel smarter than ever,thanks man

[@ericr7538]

Great video, it really meant a lot to me.

[@dimitrigeorgopoulos4284]

This is the BEST and most honest true KZbin clip I have ever seen...why are there so many thumbs down...are there so many people that can't see the light... I have been in business for over 25 years and this is 100%.....

[@BarbiePenaUncensored]

"Your face will never be the same" lol lol

[@zacharymulder6875]

In 6th grade a kid was always picking on me, I was bigger, had anger issues, and I was unaware of my own strength. One day he picked on me because of my hair and when I gave him a warning, not a threat, he gave a smart remark back and I punched him. That was something I regret but also gave me alliances with other students. I was taught of my own strength, how some people never change, and seeking for advice I found Tai Lopez, others who disliked that kid became my friends, but those who picked on him I try my hardest to help the kid I hit that day, he does not thank me when I help him with the bullies because he knows I am trying to make up for what I did.

[@jamessteele7102]

You did the right thing. I should have done that when I was in 6th grade decades ago but I chickened out and have always regretted it.

[@robhaseth2347]

I enjoy listening to these snippets of wisdom , keep it up . Thanks Tai

[@lard3man]

When I'm at work and I'm going to buy food for myself, I usually ask everyone if they would like me to pick something up for them as well. Whether they say yes or no, the act of asking around is still reciprocated when they go out for food. I live my life by that golden rule.

[@favthenewkid]

"I'm gonna make him an offer he can't refuse" You are Hollywoods' Michael Corleone :D

[@tailopez]

That godfather house is right down the street from me actually. Ha

[@marmadude5031]

+Tai Lopez Awesome!

[@PussySlayer-sb8jm]

awesome, buy it hahahha.

[@nicholasguajardo8365]

Im 13 and I watched this video and now I have my own mentor. He has been teaching me tons of things about running businesses and such. I might be young but you have to start sometime right so anyways thanks for all the videos and teachings you have on this channel keep it up THANKS

[@bryson]

Good shit dude

[@marmadude5031]

Oh my god all the people I watch are commenting, hey!

[@Pandroo018]

I've seen this dude in like 20 comment sections this month. Damn you be watching the videos I watch my dude😂😂

[@me_mike_dee5174]

Tai , you're a very motivational person, and I respect the fact that you go out of your way to do good for others. At the end of the day, it doesn't matter what you have, or who you know. If you can lie down at night and know in your heart you're a good person, you win. I genuinely believe you have a good heart. Peace brother.

[@jramos8153]

The next DJ Khaled but without the speech impediment

[@karammulhem]

😂😂 I'm dead

[@waffleenforcer]

XD

[@DylanMaddocks]

LMFAOOOOO

[@complexrapper1340]

classic!

[@toocool996]

I'm 23years old it's a pleasure listening to you Tai, my questions to you is that:1.how do you get more mentors by your side?2.How would I do to make some one becomes my mentor 3. How do you do if the only powerful person around you is your parents & he is an illiterate and always reject your suggestions and plans all the time?

[@Vulenary]

It's what we all learned in school .. Treat others the way you wanted to be treated

[@daffodils5191]

What school did you go to? Never taught us that at mine.

[@michaeluribe3861]

Bonjour Tai, I think it's ironic you mention this eastern old philosophy and wisdom that has transitioned to the west. I applied in my life a year ago in particular to a restauranteur and owner while striking conversation with him one day in aid of a job. He said he wouldn't be able to pay me what I'm worth because a person who never stops learning only increases their own value never endingly. I went to his restaurant a few times afterwards over the course of a few months where when he saw me on camera he kept coming out to talk to me and we would discuss various things about life, business, entrepreneurship., etc. I decided to write him a card before he went on vacation (which he told me about) thanking him for all of the stories and wisdom he shared with me. A year later we're going into business together because I did to him what I would have others do to me.

[@aidanbrommel3671]

"knowledge society headquarters" ya know, the knowledge society

[@seborock1864]

This video changed my perspective on how I can get the bad people out of my circle and accept change for myself and advance myself forward towards a better future

[@beeclassy4867]

Good advice though not always applicable. There are people who go out of their way to pick fights with others for no reason, such as bullies. Then there are the sneaky “haters” who smile in your face than stab you in the back. Everyone wears a mask these days, especially the backstabbers. Kindness is not always reciprocated either. On the East Coast, people are generally harsh, cold hearted, hardcore, or cutthroat (just like in movies or worse). So maybe Tai’s advice applies more to Californians even though it should apply to all States and the rest of the world... I mean, wouldnt that be nice, being treated by others precisely how you treat them?! It’s unrealistic. And whatever happened to kicking a bully right in the nut sac then hoping you’re a good sprinter?

[@singhmaster4]

You got that right. My whole life experience in Cali has taught me to be on my toes than be a nice giving person. I got nothing but backstabbing from the streets. Fake pussy cowards trying to act like they are real. They will step on whichever side is benifical. But it also depends on your circle.

[@lucas80256]

Wow man your very inspirational. Your right the golden rule goes very far. But the one thing I took from this that I think is so important is to watch who you hang out with. Never stay with stagnant people, watch for the ones with ideas with dreams and with the momentum to chase after them. Keep up the great work!

[@mardigbidanian7119]

civilization is built on cooperation

[@christinehughes6565]

"change the way you look at things and the things you look at will change".I've put this to the test and it works.

[@tommy_2_trill]

you need to have fear to be successful, like you've said in the Q&A's

[@TheDjVerse]

Tai I don't know how people try to prove you wrong, they are obviously wrong. Keep up the hard work, it motivates me everyday. Thank you!

[@TonioRickDiaz]

right here in my garage just bought this new Lamborghini KNAWELEGE

[@ThatGuyWierd]

how have I only just discovered this dude. my mentors have been many in number already, Robert Greene, Elliott hulse, Alan watts, Joe Rogan, Paul chek, Tim Ferriss, Ryan holiday... thank you internet!!!for thrusting this savvy fellow beneath my nose:D

[@John_Abercrombie]

Tai, do you have a crush on warren buffet

[@Justaboyy399]

How to Win Friends and Influence People :"Show respect for the other person's opinions. Never say,"You're wrong." & If YOU'RE wrong, admit it." Good talk Tai

[@genius3point14]

Shot in the heart?!?!?! Jeez man that's scary. Haha great video once again

[@Robertito1205]

When I worked at a regular crew member at a McDonalds I was in drive threw, and the owner pulled up. I didnt smile or really give out the right vibe or energy. When ur barely pulling threw... Not the guy u want to risk ur chances with. He owned 30 locations. I barely saved myself from it. That was also my first uncounter with a millionaire and I figured .. All wealthy individuals were as ruthless as him. He was just having a bad day. The one time I had good feedback was with my current Coach and leader in business (Primerica) was when my coach wasn't doing so great. The numbers were down the momentum was gone. We use a group message app, posted "time to hit it up" I would go exercise in the morning knowing my coach has been doing the same. found some common ground with him and he asked me to join him. We started jogging in the mornings together I would bring a few waters. Small acts like that. He hasn't given up on me yet. I knew I would need help one day too

[@kazamify]

Haha. All his 'broke friends' just got dissed. They must feel bad now.

[@MS-de7bb]

Started nice: I wanted this internship, I was turned down because I had to become a full time student to get it. I got a meeting it the directing manager, the next day I wrote a thank you note to him, and his two recruiters. I also sent him a copy of one of my favorite books lessons of history by Durant. Never really pissed anyone off intentionally or other wise...that I could think of.

[@zico82495]

I got punched by my old man , does it count ?

[@biggy1837]

REKKAN 10 YES

[@user-sd7qt3hy8l]

wow i learned more listening to this guy in 5 minutes than i did wasting my time at college for 5 months. He really is smart.

[@HairJordan]

this video is awesome, thanks for this

[@BespokebarberUSA]

"Don't expect fairness out of people before you decide to give it to them" -words to live by

[@xfzs4099]

I didn't know you cuss Tai...

[@prestongene4114]

When you want to make a strong point, it's necessary.

[@ruledbyvenus2041]

+Huston Boy that is deep

[@skymen213]

this guy is a role model for me as. I did study social psychology and now digital marketing. Why is my role model? Because he uses the best psychologic tactics appealing to his target audiences. 10 out 10.

[@setMaddy]

This is a little cheesy, but it is true.

[@MMM6k]

Once I was punched from behind so hard it broke my orbital bone (bone under the eye) and my left nostril. I only ever met the guy once and had never spoke a word to him, but he was in a gang, and he had to redeem himself for a lost fight. Long story short some kid I didn't know broke my face, and I took him to court and all that, but ever since then, I have just been a nicer person to everyone, and I went from a B and C student, but now I'm in the running for valedictorian, varsity wrestler, National Honor society, and so much more all occurring shortly after some stranger broke my face. I even just got a girlfriend this week, I've known the girl a long time and all that sweet stuff, finally got the courage to ask and now my life is just going great. I'm on track to get into my dream college, and get my dream job. I just want to say thank you Tai Lopez for being so helpful, with all your videos.

[@lotusdedart]

Whoever pissed off tai is done! 😂😂😂

[@xx749ERxx]

Lol

[@ArmandoGomez-pm6jd]

Hi I just wanted to say that I seen ur adds about 5 times from time to time and something told me I had to actually listen to it. And now I know that we think very similar. I thought I thought most people tell me I think so different. Only some of the people that I know that do pretty we'll understand me 100%. I'm glad to know that there is others that think like me. It's hard to explain the way I think and problem solve. I guess I was trying to find reasurance. I was beginning to doubt myself. So I just wanna tell u thanks for this short clip. I'm fired up. I hope u see my message. I truly thank you it is 11:32 pm. Good night

[@eucalyptusgod666]

Im a billionare in real afterlife

[@asaelrodriguez482]

15 year old with 3 brothers and a single mother stressing on my future am I going to be successful it seems like it's impossible to be successful in this generation I like how you real talk and your nice guy helping people be successful sharing your mind and knowledge so others can be successful thank you!

[@mikelrivera2000]

Wish my parents made money like him my parents go to work every day and get paid and its gone in almost One day to provide for my family man it sucks😞😞

[@chrishorv7099]

It's never to late to learn from Tai's advice, and one day you can provide back to yourself and show your parents their hard work was well worth the effort!

[@ibrarali9369]

His parents never made money, his dad was in jail. I'm not saying he doesn't come from a somewhat privileged background, but you can tell with his level of authentic education that he's hustled his way here, and by hustle I mean hard work on his self.

[@ledinash6959]

A lesson that cannot be gotten anywhere. Thanks Tai keep up the good work. #Keep your friends close and your enemies closer

[@kylesmith1747]

The small things Tai, pay attention to those and take care of people - great content here!

[@TheDutchSandwich]

I find myself watching people who are acting out and looking for a fight - What do these people do for work? Inevitably, they normally act like big shots, but it's hard to imagine anyone relying on their leadership, knowledge, and character. On the flip side, I experience the same thing you describe. Two of my most successful friends are the two I can count on for a "thank you" text the day after a dinner at my place. They are true gentleman and it shows in all aspects of their life.

[@bjj685]

Really good old advice Tai. Actually this is the golden rule of the best hotel in the world " treat others like you would like to be treated ". Simple and effective !!!

[@jjzenker1052]

What is it that you do exactly, mr Lopez? I've never seen a rich motivational speaker before

[@DIVERSEMUSICBRAND]

I got a new supervisor at my job who didn't know much about me or my work ethic. I guess people came to him and told him negative things about me that wasn't true so from what he heard he already prejudged me before he even met me. I work hard at my job so I always spoke nice to him coming and going. I made sure I did everything right that he expected me to do wrong. One day he approached me with a bad attitude, said I was being insubordinate and that he told me to do something and that I wasn't doing what he said. He also threatened to send me home. I had NO IDEA what this guy was talking about and I ended up raising my voice to him in anger because he completely was wrong didn't know what he was talking about, and I had never been insubordinate after a whole entire year of being at this job. Long story short I got sent home and placed on suspension from my job. My attitude in response to my supervisor if I know I did NOTHING WRONG should have been a better more professional answer. I learned that you can still be right but with a person who has more AUTHORITY and POWER than you, you still have to conduct yourself respectfully & with respect for others. ~DIVERSE soundcloud.com/drew-aka-diverse

[@VStrill]

Tai keeps it trill. No wonder this guy is crushing life. Some much life game for free. Keep inspiring.

[@DENNISPATTY]

Keep up the great work Tai. Every morning I wake up and gain significant knowledge from you. Even though you have no idea who I am, your videos help keep me in the right state of mind.

[@wannabethiccbihhh1607]

You aren't formal and I loveeee it. You curse! You aren't snobby. Your rich and you still act like your talking to an equal.