Showcase millionaire entrepreneur daily routinefrom @samstoffel

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I just sold my software company for $10,000,000, and this is a day in my life. I woke up at 7AM and then did a workout in my home gym while watching the news. Then I made myself an electrolyte drink to have whilst doing some emails. I then got showered and changed, spent some time with my son Four plus four? Eight. Yeah. Before sitting down at my desk and taking some Zoom calls. After that, my fiance and I went down to Nottingham Tier Better to have a look at this building I'm buying for £650,000. I've always been into property, but now I've got more time and capital, so I'm able to do it on a much bigger scale. It also helps that my fiance is a really talented interior designer, so this project should be a walk in the park. This building was a pub, but we're gonna turn it into luxury no working space. Everything was going well until I got a call. Turns out my 3PM meeting in London got moved to 1PM. I've got an hour and a half to get to London, so there's only one thing to do. Since I sold my company, I've had more time to do side best, like learning to fly a helicopter, which comes in handy now and again. Sixty minutes later, we landed in London, greeted by yet another problem. Of course, the chauffeur we organize isn't here. Thankfully, there's a magical application called Uber. Car ordered, problem solved. We drove into Mayfair, where I got to my meeting at Ciccone's just in time. Nothing we can film though. Meeting worse. Since I'm on Savile Row with some time to kill, I guess the only thing to do is get a suit tailored. One, two, get down. Are you gonna wear a turnip with a trouser? I don't even know what that is. Alex helped me to pick the perfect material. We took some measurements, and forty five minutes later, I left a store with a new suit on the way. My next appointment was at the Four Seasons on Park Lane. That's where I met some colleagues, we had some lunch, and then filmed a podcast. And so bad was a day in my life after selling my software company for $10,000,000.