How Max Teitelbaum Makes $20K A Day

Hi Andrew,

They weren't extensive and they were the kind of thing you already have, plus for anyone else reading this I would be doing them a dis-service providing my notes which would discourage them from soaking up the whole interview, which provides a lot more - for example Max's mindset and the emphasis on his dedication to succeed.

I'm a lot older than him (he's closer to my son's age) and I'm glad Max burnt out and saw wealth from a new perspective/level of importance when he did because young people need to find a balance between career dedication and goofing off/having fun - both are really important, because once your youth has gone there's no real option of getting it back (in real terms, although I do a good job of being immature and irresponsible at the right times for the right reasons myself ).

For every kid like Max who spends 18 hours a day in their chair for four years and hardly leaves the house, there are many more who do the same but don't make it like he did and don't get the chance to do the opposite. Work/life balance is the key lesson there because that doesn't change with age - in fact it becomes more dangerous and just causes even more damage later on if you don't get it right. Work to live not vice-versa, is my mantra.

My notes are mainly the URLs mentioned and his opinion of which ones worked for him and which ones didn't. Plus which sites provided solid training (I knew of them all beforehand and also forwarded Max's interview to a friend who is a member of IMGrind.com).

Your URL is in my notes too, for consideration - I'll probably join soon. You did a great job of extracting the goods from Max.

I like this quote from your bio -

Plus I see that you burnt out too and it wasn't a surprise to read the 'taking a break' section of your bio - smart cookie.

Cheers!