I’ve always had a passion for music and when I was in my mid 20’s, I wanted to be a DJ and play in front of thousands of people at some of the best clubs. 

That was my dream, but the reality was that it was a VERY crowded market and at that time EVERYONE wanted to be a DJ too.  

Crowded market, does that sound familiar?  

Unless you had some really good connections, this meant you were either playing in your basement to your 4 friends or if you were lucky, you got a gig but played in the back lounge of some club where no one was.  

Gigs on the main floor were so far and few in between, and living in Salt Lake, bigger DJs would be sucking up all the gigs because it was easy to cash as they traveled from East Coast to West Coast or vice versa. 

I didn’t want to play in my basement in front of 4 friends or the back lounge of clubs, I wanted to be on the main stage, and I had to figure it out! 

Trying to find the club owner...

Today I want to share with you some very important Money Habits I learned from a decade of being around some of the wealthiest people in Salt Lake.  

When I was younger, I had NOTHING going for me. I was broke AF, had horrible habits around earning, saving, investing, spending.  

But luckily a friend asked me to come work with him at the Salt Lake Country club where all the wealthy people hung out. 

It sucked at first, scraping dishes, working 10-to-12-hour days and all the holidays, but over time I worked my way up to a server, then bartender, then into leadership. 

You always hear bartending is where it at for building relationships, people drinking into the late hours, sharing all their secrets. 

It was here that I found so many financial and life mentors that taught me so much.  

I noticed that there was a BIG difference between how these people created wealth and what I had seen and been around my entire life.  

They had...