The Plan That Made Me a Multi-Millionaire by 26

In 2020, I opened a blank doc and wrote down six steps

It didn’t feel like much at the time.

Just a rough sequence I wanted to follow.

But four years later, that plan is the reason I’ll hit $2 million in investments by the end of this year. And I’m only 26.

Here’s what I wrote:

> Learn a skill

> Offer as a service

> Build reputation with personal brand

> Invest in team

> Obsess over results

> Use extra cash to invest monthly

Simple. But it changed everything.

Most people think the hard part is getting started.

It’s not.

When I first began, I didn’t know what I was doing. But I kept showing up. One win turned into two.

And after that, there was no turning back.

The real challenge came after I had momentum.

After the money started coming in. After I “made it.”

That’s when I got lazy.

It was 2022 when I was doing multiple six figures. Clients. Courses. Side projects.

This was the hardest year of my career.

Not because I was broke because I wasn’t. Not because I had no clients because I did.

But because I was coasting.

I started making the same plays, started posting the same posts because I was putting all my trust in the SAME (old) strategies.

I was telling myself:

“If I just multiply what I make a month by 12, that’s what I’ll make forever.”

I stopped innovating.

I stopped reinvesting.

And slowly… everything started to slow down.

My growth started to stall and I started to see client results dip.

Even my investments stopped because I wasn’t allocating anything extra.

That year humbled me. It taught me:

Success doesn’t reward coasting. It rewards reinvention.

That’s when I went back to the plan.

Six steps. That’s it.

As much as I saw people running after trends or trying to take shortcuts, I didn’t bother with any of it. I focused my execution on tried and true methods.

I stopped doing 100 things halfway and focused on doing six things masterfully.

Before I invested another dollar into the market…

I built myself a safety net with a separate account that I couldn’t access.

This was just money that covered all my personal and business expenses.

I never touched it. Still haven’t.

That safety net gave me permission to take delusional risks without risking everything.

Most people skip this part. Then wonder why they stay stuck in fear.

It was boring, repetitive, unsexy.

But it worked.

All I’m saying is that if you’re in a season where things feel stuck…

Go back to your plan. Or make one if you haven’t.

Then start living it like your future depends on it.

Because it does.

– Wiz

P.S. If you’re ready to build a brand that earns trust at scale, I’ve got two paths for you:

→ Utopia: Learn the frameworks and run it yourself

→ Mogul Media: Let my team do it for you

Just reply to this email and I’ll help you pick the one that fits.