I found a guy who asks the most successful people in America how they got rich.

The wealthiest ones?

They all seem to say the same thing...

Here are the top 8:
1.

LEGO made me $42,000 last month.

I don't collect it.

Instead I buy it cheap & resell it on Amazon.

The best part? Anyone can do this.

Here's how: The opportunity is massive:

Between $100M and $300M worth of LEGO is sold on Amazon every month.

All you have to do to tap in?

Get "ungated" to sell LEGO products.

Most people don't even know this process exists.

This man ruined the middle class.

Edward Bernays is responsible for:

• Convincing women to smoke
• Helping suppress worker pay
• Engineering the "American Dream"

Here's how his "propaganda" still keeps families from building wealth: In 1928...

Bernays wrote "Propaganda."

As Freud's nephew, he knew how to tap into human psychology...

And used it to create a playbook for controlling the masses.

The scary part?

His techniques are still working on you today…

Most people think wealth starts at $1M.

That's wrong.

Real financial freedom happens way earlier than you think.

Here are the 5 levels of wealth (& what each one actually buys you):
Level 1: $3,000/month ($36k/year)

This is survival mode.

You're renting a basic apartment, probably with roommates.

Driving a used Honda Civic or Toyota Corolla you financed.

Shopping at Walmart and counting every dollar.

You can't afford emergencies.

A $500 car repair stresses you out.

You live in an okay neighborhood but not where you want to raise kids.

99% of people don't know this but...

You can cover your $3,000/month rent by partnering with brands like Stanley.

Here's exactly how it works: 1. Stanley Tumblers are everywhere right now.

But here's what most people don't realize:

You can partner with established brands and make real money without creating anything.

Let me show you the numbers:

50 years ago, one income could:

• Buy a house
• Raise kids
• Build wealth

Today, dual incomes barely cover the basics.

This wasn't an accident.

Here's what really happened: In 1970, the median home cost 2.2x the median household income.

Today?

It's 6-8x in most markets.

Meanwhile, wages have barely kept pace with inflation.

The math stopped working decades ago.

I make $30k/month profit selling products on Amazon.

• I don't create the products
• I don't market the products
• I don't even hold the inventory

All I do is order them & Amazon fulfills them.

Here's my 6-figure blueprint: Step 1: Find products already selling

I use SellerAMP and Keepa to identify products with:

• 500+ monthly sales
• 30%+ ROI potential
• Established brand names
• Consistent price history

Takes 2-3 hours to find 5-10 winning products.

You can cover your $3k mortgage by shopping at Walmart.

Sounds crazy, but this is the exact strategy I use to make $30k/month profit partnering with 90+ brands.

Here's my step-by-step process: Step 1: Find boring brand-name products people buy regularly

Walk through Walmart and look for household essentials:

• LEGO sets
• Vitamins and supplements
• Cleaning supplies
• Baby products

The more boring and predictable, the better.

Don't spend $5,000 on a luxury watch.

Instead, invest it in brand partnerships that can pay you $5,000 every month.

I'm partnered with 90+ that make me $100k+/month.

Best part? You can start with just a few thousand dollars.

Here's how: 1. What are Amazon brand partnerships?

Instead of creating your own products, you partner with winning brands to sell their products on Amazon:

• No product development needed
• No marketing budget required
• No customer service headaches
• 30-50% profit margins

I partner with 90+ brands like LEGO, Pampers, and Gillette.

Why do people pay $5,000 for a handbag that costs $50 to make?

The answer isn't about quality.

It's about psychology.

Here are 7 psychological tricks luxury brands use (& how understanding them changed my business): 1. Status signaling:

The price IS the product

Luxury brands don't sell products.

They sell proof that you can afford what others can't.

When you buy a Rolex, you're not buying a timekeeper.

You're buying a status symbol that screams "I've made it."

In 1910, the 6 most powerful men in America vanished.

They boarded a train using fake names & disappeared to an island.

What they created in total secrecy now controls over $30.5 TRILLION.

Here's what happened at that secret meeting on Jekyll Island:
1. Between 1800 & 1910, America's banking system was broken:

• The U.S. had no central authority over currency
• Over 30,000 types of banknotes were in circulation
• Banks failed regularly (major panics in 1873, 1893, 1907)
• No lender of last resort meant a single rumor could cause a bank run

Wall Street was vulnerable.

The public had lost trust.

A system reboot was needed...

LEGO made me $42,000 last month.

I don't collect it.

Instead I buy it cheap & resell it on Amazon.

The best part? Anyone can do this.

Here's how: The opportunity is massive:

Between $100M and $300M worth of LEGO is sold on Amazon every month.

All you have to do to tap in?

Get "ungated" to sell LEGO products.

Most people don't even know this process exists.

Women spend $1,000s every month at Sephora on makeup.

So you should start doing the same...

But then resell the products on Amazon & make money from it.

(anyone can do this)

Here's the blueprint: The beauty market on Amazon is massive.

Brands like:

• CeraVe
• Neutrogena
• Dove
• Old Spice

Do millions in monthly sales.

Women are ditching Sephora's high prices and shopping on Amazon for the same products at better prices.

Last year, 7100 retail stores across the US shut down.

& the number keeps growing...

The good news?

You can take advantage & get rich off it.

Here's how it works (this might be the biggest gold rush in decades):
The numbers are staggering:

• 15,000-18,000 store closures projected for 2025
• That's DOUBLE the 7,000+ that closed in 2024
• Retail layoffs up 274% in first half of 2025

Macy's, JCPenney, Kohl's, Big Lots, Walgreens - all shutting down locations.

John D. Rockefeller said:

"I don't want thinkers. I want workers."

But the wealthy send their kids where they learn the opposite...

Here's the real reason the 1% send their kids to private schools in Switzerland:
Swiss schools cost over $130,000 per year.

But they don't just teach.

They secure legacies.

So why Switzerland?

Because it's neutral, discrete, and home to generational wealth grooming.

Kids aren't raised. They're trained.

I'm 24.

I work 12 hours a week.

My assets cash flow $30k/month

I travel almost every month.

Here are the 24 biggest lessons I've learned along the way:
1. Everyone wants to build the next flashy tech startup. But boring cash-flow systems build real freedom.

2. Bet on yourself. Your worst case scenario is working a 9-5 job which is everyone else's best-case scenario.

3. Don't be a "rich" dork. Max out all your stats (networking, fitness, etc.)

Why would you start a business from scratch in 2025?

Pampers pays me $1,104/mo
CeraVe pays me $1,210/mo
LEGO pays me $1,758/mo
Tide pays me $1,320/mo

The craziest part?

I'm partnered with 85 total.

Here’s how you can do the same in only 1-2 hours a day: The market is massive.

Amazon does over $45 billion in monthly sales.

Over 60% comes from third-party sellers like me.

& I know this works because I sell 85 different brands and make $150k/month in sales doing exactly this.