Exposing the Dark Truth About Young YouTube Millionaires

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  • Опубліковано 13 чер 2024
  • In this self-improvement video, I explain how you can be successful at a young age like Iman Gadzhi, Jordan Welch, Sebastian Ghiorghiu, and others you see making money online. This isn't a motivational speech; this is a practical guide on how to manifest your dreams as quickly as possible.
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  • @6riannn
    @6riannn 13 днів тому +5

    Sooooo it’s a few takeaways from this.
    1. Investing into courses and your own education (w/o the need of college) can help develop self-enlightenment).
    2. Rich people aren’t always happy, and whatever image or facade they tend to portray on the internet amongst the youth cannot n should not be imitated nor worshiped.
    3. Success is in the journey not the destination!

  • @db2ez_
    @db2ez_ 13 днів тому +6

    I appreciate your point about "you don't know what you don't know." While it's true that you can find any information online, it's useless if you don't know where or what to search for

    • @JordanGreenYT
      @JordanGreenYT  13 днів тому

      That's a fact bro! I learned that the hard way 🤦🏾‍♂

    • @frankocean780
      @frankocean780 13 днів тому

      Yeah but with the Rise of AI Chatbots is the you don’t know what you don’t know still an argument?

    • @JordanGreenYT
      @JordanGreenYT  13 днів тому +1

      @@frankocean780 Absolutely! You have to know which questions to ask in order to receive the answers you need. Most people never learn to ask the right questions, so they never receive the right answers.

  • @jeffreypayne5228
    @jeffreypayne5228 10 днів тому +1

    So basically invest into something that you believe will help you for financially success! And believe yourself.

  • @lloydeelloyd
    @lloydeelloyd 13 днів тому +1

    Have seen quite a few who have gotten bored of creating content, but have to keep doing it to maintain their lifestyle. Some have even broken away from UA-cam permanently

    • @JordanGreenYT
      @JordanGreenYT  12 днів тому +1

      Gotta know how to play the game in order to find longevity. UA-cam is best served as a stepping stone, in my opinion.

  • @DAVIDBECKHAM8888
    @DAVIDBECKHAM8888 11 днів тому

    You have a great ability to understand and explain wish you would share some knowledge on the courses bro just begging 🙏 like the way you explain

  • @dark_nightwing_xl2797
    @dark_nightwing_xl2797 13 днів тому

    Jordan I’m looking forward to your videos. You’re opening my eyes everyday feels like you improved your knowledge from the past. You talk the same but it seems you’ve gain a lot of knowledge

    • @JordanGreenYT
      @JordanGreenYT  13 днів тому +1

      I appreciate it bro! I've definitely been in the lab this past year or so. I've learned more in that time than the rest of my time on UA-cam put together- primarily because I started investing more into myself.

  • @bigraiderdrocs5052
    @bigraiderdrocs5052 13 днів тому +2

    This MF don’t miss…..

  • @davidvasconcellos6858
    @davidvasconcellos6858 13 днів тому

    I feel as long as you are content with what your own life that is what really matters!!!

    • @JordanGreenYT
      @JordanGreenYT  13 днів тому

      Comparison is the thief of joy 🥂

    • @davidvasconcellos6858
      @davidvasconcellos6858 13 днів тому

      @@JordanGreenYT Yes as you would be constantly stressed over uncontrollable things!!!

  • @mundea
    @mundea 13 днів тому

    That's usually the case for people who start earlier; whether it's in business, in school in sports, they're the ones that usually get ahead quicker

    • @JordanGreenYT
      @JordanGreenYT  13 днів тому +1

      Exactly. It's important to keep this in mind when you inevitably compare yourself to others.

    • @mundea
      @mundea 13 днів тому

      @@JordanGreenYT most definitely!

  • @ThisisEnzoman
    @ThisisEnzoman 12 днів тому

    For me building a community is a legit success because it makes me put more work and know damn well that I'm already rich and money is inevitably coming

    • @JordanGreenYT
      @JordanGreenYT  12 днів тому +1

      Yessir! Focus on providing massive value to your community, and money will naturally flow your way.

    • @ThisisEnzoman
      @ThisisEnzoman 12 днів тому

      @JordanGreenYT my applications brother 🙏

  • @ADAMULELOMUNYAIMUNYAI
    @ADAMULELOMUNYAIMUNYAI 13 днів тому +1

    There are no quick fixes in life❤😊

  • @motivzz
    @motivzz 13 днів тому +4

    Jordan 🟢 Back again 💪

  • @dark_nightwing_xl2797
    @dark_nightwing_xl2797 13 днів тому

    Jordan but is it a good idea to do something you don’t like in order to make money? Like is it beneficial?

    • @JordanGreenYT
      @JordanGreenYT  13 днів тому +2

      I'll probably make a whole separate video about this, but in the meantime, just know this: demand determines your dollars.
      The market doesn't care whether you like doing the thing; they care whether or not you can solve their problems. If you like solving their problems, you'll PROBABLY be better at doing so, but that isn't always the case.

  • @Tanvir_607
    @Tanvir_607 13 днів тому +3

    How do you have 160k subs with a low view count?

    • @LaviaBLI
      @LaviaBLI 13 днів тому +6

      He is not consistent enough, he just started right now to be more consistent so the algorithm will take time for his numbers to go up again. If you look at Jordan a while ago you would see his numbers being up there so that’s basically it and my understanding BUT I could be wrong

    • @JordanGreenYT
      @JordanGreenYT  13 днів тому +7

      ^What he said, but there are also a few other factors.
      1. The niche that I'm in (self-improvement) is predisposed to low view counts. For example, Teachingmensfashion is the only creator in my niche (that I'm aware of) that consistently pulls in 100K views per video. The caveat is that he has nearly 7 million subscribers. Hamza tends to hover around that range as well, but his sub count is also in the millions.
      2. Because I've taken a more general approach to self-improvement content, I've attracted various different audiences with various different interests. Some people have literally only watched my curly hair videos, and that's all they know me for. Same goes for fitness, NoFap, manifestation, etc.
      However, I have a core audience of 1-2K people who watch whatever I post, and those are the people I make my videos for.
      3. The majority of my newer subscribers came for travel content, and that was an entirely different demographic than my primary demographic. When I started posting self-improvement content again, I actually lost quite a few of those subscribers. The algorithm doesn't take that into context; it simply works with the response it sees from viewers.
      4. I've covered pretty much every topic there is to cover as far as self-improvement goes. This means that my content has gotten relatively repetitive, and that means I'll have less recurring viewers over time. Though I always make an effort to provide new/better value than the previous version of each video.
      I could honestly make a whole video about all of the mistakes I've made on UA-cam that have led me to this point. If that's something you want to see, definitely let me know!

    • @davnoble8472
      @davnoble8472 13 днів тому +3

      @@JordanGreenYTdrop that bro I’d love to see that video !

    • @lloydeelloyd
      @lloydeelloyd 13 днів тому +1

      I think he has spoken about this in an earlier video, that not all his videos will appeal to his subscribers. His best videos were when he was in the US though

    • @jamieconnor3505
      @jamieconnor3505 12 днів тому

      ​@@JordanGreenYTBro icl I honestly just watch your videos cause I saw your journey and don't want you to fall off

  • @danfoster6327
    @danfoster6327 13 днів тому

    I like this video. One type of wealthy guys I see on UA-cam are high ticket closers. Have you heard of that?

    • @JordanGreenYT
      @JordanGreenYT  13 днів тому

      I'm glad you enjoyed it! I'm definitely familiar with the concept.

    • @danfoster6327
      @danfoster6327 13 днів тому

      Do you think those guys are legit because I’ve wanted to take a course but I can’t tell who’s legit or not

    • @JordanGreenYT
      @JordanGreenYT  13 днів тому

      @@danfoster6327 I can't say who is legit as far as the paid courses go. But for free content, I've been locked in with Myron Golden's content for a year or so.
      Not sure if he falls into that specific category, as his thing seems to be one-to-many high ticket sales. But he's definitely a good starting point.

    • @danfoster6327
      @danfoster6327 13 днів тому

      Cool thanks

    • @danfoster6327
      @danfoster6327 13 днів тому

      What was the online course you mentioned in the video?

  • @smokerx6291
    @smokerx6291 13 днів тому +1

    Either u made this vid for me or we're in sync

    • @JordanGreenYT
      @JordanGreenYT  13 днів тому +1

      I knew what you wanted before you even asked for it 🥂

  • @shaolin25x
    @shaolin25x 13 днів тому

    W video

  • @Mr.81
    @Mr.81 13 днів тому

    I love these type of videos you got a nopfap update

    • @JordanGreenYT
      @JordanGreenYT  13 днів тому +1

      Glad you enjoyed it! I have more NoFap videos on the way; stay tuned 👀

  • @Drew-im8dl
    @Drew-im8dl 12 днів тому

    @JordanGreenYT Im going to get a new job at Lowe’s as a warehouse worker and I’ll be making $20.40 an hour and I used to make $14.50 as a nursing home worker