Life-Changing Money Making Principles from Ken Honda | Solomon Investor On today’s episode of The Solomon Investor Podcast, Ken Honda joins the show to share his life-changing money-making principles. Ken Honda is an author and international phenomenon. He has written over 50 books on personal finance and has sold over 7 million copies of his books worldwide. Ken is the bridge between money management and self-development. Furthermore, Ken is the first person from Japan to ever be introduced into the Transformational Leadership Council. Stay tuned to the end as Ken shares so many great thoughts and views on the money throughout the entirety of this episode.
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On today’s episode of The Solomon Investor Podcast, Ken Honda joins the show to share his life-changing money-making principles.
Ken Honda is an author and international phenomenon. He has written over 50 books on personal finance and has sold over 7 million copies of his books worldwide. Ken is the bridge between money management and self-development. Furthermore, Ken is the first person from Japan to ever be introduced into the Transformational Leadership Council.
Stay tuned to the end as Ken shares so many great thoughts and views on the money throughout the entirety of this episode.
Key Takeaways:
00:00 Episode Preview
02:23 Introduction to Ken Honda
03:42 What is the difference between happy money and unhappy money?
06:37 How can someone invite more happy money into their life?
12:00 How to win the game of having happy money
15:30 Does Ken believe that there are consequences of having unhappy money?
16:34 What Ken thinks about people’s negative rules and beliefs about money.
22:44 Ken explains the myth of scarcity
34:09 Final words of encouragement from Ken
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In this episode, we're focusing on wealth. My guess is an international phenomenon trained by the Warren Buffett of Japan. And then he's a master of managing your emotions when giving and receiving money. Very interesting, guys, you're going to really love this one.
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You know that in this podcast, we're passionate about bringing you principles that are life-changing. So if you resonate with this message, and become about becoming more financially balanced in gaining more the ultimate happiness, for your purpose in your mission, then like this video, hit the thumbs up and subscribe to this channel, it automatically allows you to send this video to more people just like yourself. And you know, if you're as passionate as I am about transforming that, I want you to help others do the same. To subscribe to this channel, and then stay to the very end. This is one you want to say the into because the questions that I'm going to be asking are going to be elevating the revelations you're going to be getting. So if you said the very end, there's like icing on the cake at the end, it's going to be a grand finale, you're not going to want to miss it. All right, with no further ado, my special guest is Ken Honda. He's written more than 50 books on personal finance. And so more than 7 million copies worldwide. As I've mentioned that Ken's the international phenomenon trained by the Warren Buffett of Japan, why he Takeda and is Ken's the bridge, if you will, between money management and self-development. And so it's a really unique balance that I find a lot of value in, I know you guys will, too. He's the first person from Japan to ever be introduced into the Transformational Leadership Council. Welcome to the show, my man. Thank you, Blake, I'm so honored to be invited to your show. So I'm all yours and let's have fun together. Hey, let's do this, my man. So audience as you're not talked about before the show, the achievers, the those who are wanting to dominate their domain, they want to live for a purpose bigger than themselves. And oftentimes, what ends up happening is the kind of shoot themselves in the foot, they are, instead of being a 110 plug, there is 220 plugin sometimes that's good. And sometimes that's bad, they kind of force things sometimes. And so
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your book,
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happy money is not only an interesting philosophy, but it's one that I've never really heard of spoken in the principles that you've actually mentioned in, in chapter one, you have a thesis, if I understand this correctly, is that you know, money is a game and to win the game. It's not based on necessarily how much money you make, how wealthy you are, but how
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how the how that it makes you happy money or unhappy money is based on the energy with which your money is given and received, and determines your flow. So I guess what's how you're perceiving, when you're giving, and how you're perceiving when you're receiving would be the difference between this happy money or unhappy money? So let's dig into it. What's truly in your words? What's the difference between happy money and unhappy money? Thank you, Blake. He already explained it so beautifully. But I say happy money is money that makes you smile when you receive it, and gives you joy when you spend it. For example, have you ever received an envelope from your grandparents when you're a little younger, and then there's like $5 or $10 enclosed in an envelope along with a happy birthday card, and that yoga smile. Hey, you know, grandpa, and you can't buy so many things with $10 these days but brings a big smile on your face. So it's not how much you raise
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See if it's not like $100,000. But it gives you such a warm feeling when you received that money that's called, I call it happy money. So also, when you
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donate some money for charity, you know, the homeless or the financial challenge people, even if it's $1, in a box, you feel good about giving that happy money. On the other hand, unfortunately, most of us are living in the flow of unhappy money. When we receive a check, we feel, you know, how can I make both ends meet and pay all the bills. And also, when we pay bills, we don't want to let go of the money at the restaurant. Wow, that's expensive, you know, and especially when we when you pay taxes, you feel greens, and also frustrated. So that's unhappy money. So it doesn't really matter how much money you have or how much money you make. It's about your feeling about money. Are you stressed with money? Or do you feel comfortable or blessed with money? And your attitude or your relationship with money determines how happy you are?
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Okay, very good. So with that said, then how could want to invite more happy money into their lives? Blake, you have the right question right into it. So I think happy money is money that made everybody happy. One time I was approached by a woman at the party and she said, Can I take a look at your wallet? She was interested in taking a look at my wallet at the time. There are many Japanese celebrities, just showing what kind of wallet they have. You know, I wouldn't be an interested agent to be interested in seeing what kind of wallet Justin Bieber has. So Donald Trump has, right? So I said, okay, and she took my wallet. And she took out all the bills and check something one by one. And she said, this is okay, this is great. And I got very curious, and she put all the bills back into my wallet and handed them over to me. And she said, Ken, all your money is good. And I said, Oh, yeah, that sounds good. But what do you mean by that, and she said, all your money was smiling. That means you must have made a lot of people happy and received the money. And she said, on the other hand, if you're taking advantage of other people, or doing the job you don't like your money is crying or angry in your wife. And I said that's interesting. You know, I thought she was joking. But on the other night, I was thinking very deeply, certain many can smile, or just laugh or just cry and get upset in my wallet. That is interesting. But when you think of your friends, your relatives, your boss, co-workers, clients, you know, already Blake, you know, you're just putting two of your clients into two category people. Are the people unhappy people? Yeah. Why is it and why is it different? Because happy people are just having a beautiful relationship, at work at home, and they're genuinely giving, whereas unhappy people are stingy, you know, they're just don't pay tip well, they treat their clients and other people very badly and don't have a good relationship with their family. So when it comes to happiness, what kind of relationship do you have? Is that the key? And I think the relationship with money is really the key. If it's a happy one, you are having a great life. And if your relationship with money is miserable, you're more than likely that they have a very miserable life.
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Yeah, absolutely. So how would they promote more of the happy money into life? What's the action step on that? So as I said, if you take advantage of other people, and if you're guilty about the money you make, then that's going to be money. So in order to invite more happy money into your life, you can serve other people, you know, you can do so by cooking, consulting, and doing something that's beneficial for your clients and friends. So as long as you're making other people happy and smile, you invite happy money. For example, I'm a writer. See, so I write books. And then if I don't write good books, people don't buy it. It's as simple as that. And if I write a bestseller, say 10,000 People like it, you know, I get certain book royalties. And if a million people like it, I can make a lot of money. So it's just a result.
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of how many people, you can please, if you can
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serve a certain amount of people with their service with their commitment with their dedication, that's the translation and the result of how much you're going to get. So if you have a lot of happy customers, you get a lot of money. So for example, I have a 100% Money guarantee with all the services I provide. So all the money I received from clients is happy money because if they're not, they can ask me for a refund. I tried to implement that to book
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my books too. But the publisher said no because it's going to be complicated, you know, readers might bring it to the bookstore or the publisher, and they don't want to deal with it. So only my books don't have a money-back guarantee. But all the other services have a money-back guarantee system. So just imagine that I use satisfying every, every client you have, or we have some unhappy customers. So it's, it depends on how happy they are, and how many for me, I have
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more than 8 million readers who bought my books now. So if you can keep doing over and over, you can be a millionaire, but you don't really have to do it. With such a large scale, you only make, say, 1000 people are very happy, and then you can have a very comfortable life financially.
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Okay, got it. That's super helpful. Um, so then based on your thesis, you know, and again, I'll just kind of unpack that, again, from my understanding, so is that it's a game. In this game, it's not based on how much you make or how much you have. So you one could be absolutely Uber wealthy, and one could have more of meager means. But to win the game, it's based on the energy in which your money is given, and received. So to say that different way, we can conclude that wealthy people still struggle with having unhappy money, just like those who have fewer resources. So you mentioned like, you know, having a certain amount and like not knowing how to make ends meet, you know, so you're more the scarcity mindset that will be unhappy, because you have this negative, anxious feeling about the money and it's, it needs to be more and it's less and so there are problems, but then the wealthy person could have abundance and yet still actually not be happy in life not be purpose-driven, and, and be stingy because they feel arrogance at getting tips out or something would you say is accurate? Yes. Yes, exactly. So the first step would be just to have a comfortable relationship with money. And if you can do so, you can invite more happy money into your life, but that's sort of like more practice, you know, involved. And if you already have a lot of money, start sharing why you have that way, you realize that, oh, maybe I have more than enough and then feel relaxed. Otherwise, you know, you're stuck in this comparison game. You are always there, you always compare with yourself and with wealthier friends. And if you're just depressed, you know, one of my clients complains that he is not wealthy because he doesn't have a private jet.
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Right. And then I have another person acquaintance that has a private jet, but he always complains he is a small fish. Because whenever he pulls his car over to this special terminal, you know, for private jets, he feels small because his private jet seats, only six people. And then usually all the planes are bigger than his. So
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I feel so small, you know, actually, he feels smallest at the parking spot, because they're all you know, he's driving a Mercedes, but his friend's cars or Rolls Royce and other cars, right? fancy cars. So as long as you keep comparing with the Joneses, keeping up with Joneses, right is a thing, right? Yeah. Right? So you cannot find happiness. So don't compare with other people. You know, it's a great mental framework and
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it's so entwined and in alignment with the Bible, because the heart of gratitude the heart of getting out of abundance, creates this mindset of abundance yet getting out of scarcity creates identity issues, you start losing money.
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You start feeling like you're not enough. And so it's an absolute mindset shift. So this poses a question for you. Do you believe that the practical consequences for the wealthy are more severe if they have unhappy money?
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I say Money is a magnifier, if you're unhappy, it magnifies your happiness. If you're a mean person, money will just make it 10 times meaner than that. Yeah, good point. Yeah, if you're a kind person, money can magnify you into a 1010 times more generous person. So if you're cold and mean, with money, you will be a monster. And if you have a genuine heart and a generous heart with money, you'll be such a great person, you know, everybody loves you, and then everybody respects you. So it's, it's,
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it's, the money is just a magnifier. So who you are, gets pulled out and then blown up?
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Yeah, I think it's a, it's huge issue, at certain points in people's lives. And so many people have a negative stigma of having more than just enough, you know, it's based on a narrative of maybe in their childhood, Uncle Fred did bad things with money. And so that was like what was, you know, birth into the child was like, you know, don't, don't be greedy, don't have too much. And then that resulted in, I even had a friend who, he got a bonus. And before he could even do anything to actually provide in good stewardship, like it was gone. And he literally, just, it was just the idea of getting rid of the money. And it wasn't even to do good with the money, it was just getting rid of it. And so just that, that those bad belief systems, in chapter three in the book,
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you actually identify some money struggles, and like, money disappears fast, and,
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you know, money hurts people. And money's scary. And I mean, these are like legitimate rules and beliefs that people have money creates trouble. And, you know, money invites jealousy. And what would you say to someone who's struggling with this perspective? So the tricky part is, is partially true. And you may have experienced, the hurt and the pain, and
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sort of a monster part of the money. And because when we're a child,
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you know, parents often scold kids for misbehaving with money. Right? Right. So my mother was a very gentle person, but she got upset a few times, for as long as I remember. And all the scene was related to money. She was upset when I wasted money. From her perspective, you know, I thought it's fun, but she said it's
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different perspectives, but she was so upset, and I thought she was a very gentle person. So money can turn on the funny switch, you know, on you,
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personally, emotionally. So you have to be very careful unless you just find your neutral spot. Money can trigger a lot of emotions, because 200 years ago, or 300 years ago, we were all farmers, right? So we used to grow food. But after we everybody moves into a city and stopped growing our food, we feel we need money to survive, you know, for food, water and the roof above our head. We need money. So money will equal survival, Inner head. So unless you're careful with how you think and how to deal with money, as long as you're playing this money game, it gives you a fear that one day, what if you run out of all the money, you know, what if that you just lose your job. So there are all horror stories around money. So unless you find peace within yourself, all these fearful feelings keep coming, coming back to you. So, so I suggest you take a look at your inventory of what kind of belief you have around money, especially the negative ones. And I want you to check after 20 years, you know, is this still true that money can hurt people? It could, but if you're careful, money can help people too. So it just checks each one and then you can make it you can make money.
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more neutral, or happy things, money is a neutral energy. So it can be both negative and positive.
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That's a strong validation right there of the truth is, it's not the love of money or sauna, it's not money is evil, it's the love of this money. And that love of the money is what creates the greed and scarcity and the arrogancy in the narrow-mindedness. But money is vehicle money is, you know, from a, you know, inside our firm inside of our investment firm, we have a strong heart, like a strong arm of like giving in, like trim our hearts to transform people and influence other souls and multiply wealth inside other people's hearts and souls. And so by the only way that we can transform the area in Uganda, or build this fishing village that we did in Haiti, or to, you know, do something in Thailand, the only way we can do that, or even if it's helping the neighbor next door to us, is if you actually have the abundance, and someone told me one time, they said, it was from the scarcity mindset, which is, that's where we'll go next is
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out of that mindset, they said, You know, I've got to take care of me, and I can't, I don't, I don't really want to have too much, because, you know, I don't want to be greedy. And I'm like, but what is your purpose? And is your purpose just to take care of yourself? Is it just a little work 50 years to do, you know, for 50 hours a week for 50 weeks, and then they die and have no legacy past you? And their mindset was like, No, I'll give my I'll give a little bit. But I don't want to have too much anyway. And just the wrong mentality. Because then when the game changes, and, you know, to adversity happens in your life, now you've set yourself up for failure, you've literally put, you know, a-holes in the tires for the vehicle, have money to actually do anything for anyone else. And now you're literally having to focus on yourself. I think it's the enemy's desire to get everyone to focus on themselves. And when we have that abundance mindset that allows us to focus on everyone else. So what's the myth of scarcity can
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thank you, you're just on Blake, you're just bringing a very important point. And, and that is scarcity. You know, money can be icy and cold, you know, I talk I use, I always use this metaphor. Money can be ice when it's cold when you're living in our cold world, and then it gets warm up, it becomes water. But water is a little tricky. Because if you have plenty, that's great. But if it's two months, it becomes a flood. And if it if you dry out, it's a drought, and the cause of wildfire and all the bad things right. So have to have the right amount of flow. And for a lot of happy, wealthy people, money is becoming an air you can breathe as much as you want. You don't worry about other people sniffing No, because
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there was there have been a lot of war wars because of water. But I haven't heard any war because they're, you know, you're sniffing my water.
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Neighbor, because it's abundant, you know, sure, maybe in Mars are in a rocket ship, maybe that could be an issue. But for now, as long as you live on this planet, you know, you can breathe in as much air as you want. Because it's abundant. So, if money was like that, people don't care if you wasted if your parents wouldn't be upset with you, hey, there's a lot.
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So then, so I'm going to challenge that with
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you know, for the individual who is the single-family and the single mom or the person who just got divorced and they got kind of brought into the divorce please or, or the person who had hardships in bankruptcy and, and how do they not have scarcity at that moment? So you know, being through this scary moment in our lives, so when we are going through the hardships, all you have to do is ask for help. And it's not a shame to ask for help. Because you know, I don't know about you blade, but I have been
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someplace like that. Very dark, and then you have nobody at least that's how I felt you have nobody to depend on. Sure. So but that's the time when you only have to ask for
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Help. And if you ask for help a lot of people help you, maybe your neighbors that you don't even know can bring food on the table on your table. So if you're going through tough times, you have to ask for help from your parents or from friends and neighbors and whoever. And if you have more than, more than enough, I'm asking you to just start sharing what's your heart. So I have helped a lot of single moms, single dads, when they're in financial need. So I find so much joy in helping those people who are in a tough time. And so there are a lot of people out there, if you ask for help, they are willing to help. So what you need is trust. And then
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it's a miracle that people just show up from the middle of nowhere, and then just, they help you and you probably cry. I've seen many times in my life, that perfect stranger or helping other strangers. So I believe in and in the world, even though, there's a lot of bad people out there.
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But as much as we see Devo, there's so much good in the world. It's not just a CNN, once it took wants to cover all the great people because it doesn't make good news in
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gunfire and the wars, they make good scenes for the media. So it's not advertised or just you don't see it on TV as much, maybe like one out of 50 Bad news, right? You get to see that nice news. But so but that doesn't mean that there's no kindness in the world. So you have to ask for help. And then, meanwhile, you have to just get back on your feet.
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That's really the mindset about scarcity.
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You know, what we're really saying is, is that, unfortunately, whatever someone believes that's their reality, but the idea of happy money is the idea that you got to have the right reality. And if you have the abundance mindset, then if you are in a time where you have money to give, and you have the ability to give, then that allows you, to live and happy money allows you to have the overflow your heart be positive and to have an
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unconditional gratitude, giving, and receiving system. But on the opposite, if you're the one who is in the meager means and reminds me of Paul, in the Bible, he's like, I've had abundance, and I've had like, and then both Bless the Lord, like I've had both. But when we're in the meager means we've had the trial or we've had the hardship, it's at that time, we have to believe that there are actually good people out there, there are actually people full of gratitude, there are actually people who have happy money. And then like you, I love what you just said, because you said then you have to ask for help. And you're only going to ask for help if you believe that there are people who have happy money who actually want to give and that they actually and then you have to be willing to, to lay to load data to lay down and surrender that pride. And, and like receive in happy money and let them give and happy money. Some people like they just needed an opportunity to give, they just don't know that you need help. And so I'd love the year, the call to action to ask for help. And believing there is happy money out there is really a parallel thing. Mm-hmm. It's a scary step. But you know, your burden on other people. You're receiving, you're completing the cycle of giving and receiving, unless you receive somebody cannot give. So by you're receiving, you're giving the giver joy of giving. So by completing the cycle of giving or receiving, somebody has to be on this receiving end and you happen to be the candidate. So you're not a shame or embarrassment or burden to other people. You are just playing a half roll of this
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fun game of giving and receiving and when you become the giving part, just enjoy doing that too. But it takes more courage to be the receiver than a giver to be
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To be if you don't much a lot of courage, so I think the receiver is more of a leader in creating an abundance cycle. And by doing that you are giving the joy of giving and educating the giver that, that there is so much joy out there forgivers. So it's not anything to be shameful about. That's a really good point. And what I love about that is, you don't, you don't have to be in poverty or have had you know, you don't have to be a single mom, you don't have to have just lost your job you can have, you can be in an in doing well in life and still ask for help. And it may not be you're asking for physical money, but be asking for help. And I mean, I've found myself in that position where it's like, I don't want to hinder people I don't want I don't want to, you know, I don't want to ask for I don't want to, like have strings attached. I don't want to. And I've seen other people who are just, they're just like, hey, I'm, I'm here, and I need help. And everyone just pulls them up. And then you find the way up here. And you're like, How'd you get out there? I just asked for help. And so I love it. I love that because you're 100%, right, that sometimes is a stronger leader because they're actually taking the initiative. And then they're allowing other people to do just that symbolically, the happy money mindset. So, Ken, I've enjoyed this, it's a, it's a spin on how people think it's a change of perspective. It allows people to think about money in a new way. And everyone has blind spots like I can't see my hands right now, these are my blind spots, and everyone has blind spots about money. And
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regardless, we have to use money. It's a tool, it's a vehicle. And we want to use it in the most profitable way to steward for our purpose and our mission point-blank. Everyone's been created for a purpose. And you have to use money. And so if you have to use it, you don't want to have bad rules in it. So the book clearly defines so many strong points. We can't cover all of them today. But Ken, I love to have my audience be able to get more in touch with you. So how can they find you? And how can they get the book? Thank you. You can order Amazon and then it's out from Simon Schuster. So you can probably find it in a major bookstore.
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It's a yellow smiley book. So I hope people just smile when they take a look at the cover on the cover.
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Very good. Ken Honda. And it's Ken honda.com. Right? Yes. And I studied English community, it's called it got to a living. So I have one of the largest online salons in Japan, we have about 12,000 membership, learning about happy money, and I started this English community, we have more than 15 different countries. And we have about study member is 500 people, you know, we started two weeks ago. So if you're interested in learning about this, please join the membership. Anybody can afford the membership. So people from all sorts of worlds are joining it. And I'm enjoying every second of my time with them. That's awesome. And then that I can hundred.com as well. Yes, you can find all the information there. Okay. Very good guy. So we'll have that up on the screen right now. And then we'll put that in the show notes. Ken, are there any final words of encouragement that you'd love to share? Thank you, Blake, I would tremendously enjoy the time with you. And the last word I learned from my mentor Whitehead, Takeda, who's called Warren Birth of Japan. He said to be happy. I did get all your money. And you got to in arigato out where the money comes in. Say thank you. When money leaves you also thank you, so you can start the cycle of appreciation. So arigato arigato out. Remember that it doesn't cost you anything. Just it makes you feel good. And uplift you. So money in Thank you money out. Thank you. It's as easy as that.
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Thank you. I really like that can. It's a muscle that everyone has to like change because they become attached to money. And the idea that it's just flowing, and it's coming and going is a new concept. Guys listen to this podcast multiple times because there are so many really good nuggets. Ken, thank you so much. I look forward to having you again back soon.
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