Have you ever wanted to earn the respect of everyone who ever looked down on you at some point in your life? To prove them all wrong and live with true freedom? Well, there are a million ways to do so.

Jason Capital has demonstrated this more than one time. Capital went from just wanting to play college basketball to becoming a millionaire at 24. He did this in an environment where all the odds were against him. No one expected him to make it.

Today, this self-made millionaire has gained the trust of top CEOs and other business moguls all around the world and is teaching other entrepreneurs how to do so too, as a way to give back.

The Man Behind the Name, Capital

Capital is a 31-year-old entrepreneur from West Bloomfield, Michigan. He is a high-income expert well known as the best selling author of the book Higher Status.

Jason is also recognized as a Top 100 Entrepreneur by the White House. He is a guest contributor to Forbes and has been featured on Entrepreneur, CNBC, TIME, Money Magazine, and a dozen other high-authority publications.

Capital started playing basketball at the age of 13 and took more time playing as a way to escape the real world. It is at this point that he developed the dream to play college basketball.

Although Capital was a good player, he never made the team in high school. His resilience, even so, allowed him to prove all of his friends who looked down on him wrong, by making it to college basketball. This, however, did not last long because he was already burnt out from playing basketball by the age of 20.

Capital had achieved his goal, but he didn’t know what to do next.

Becoming a Millionaire

During his time playing college basketball, Capital met a lot of players who needed help to develop their skills. This led him to create a basketball handling course to help his new-found clientele get better.

That became his big break.

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