So funny to hear you guys talk about the best business in the world. I’m writing the script now for my next video about how starting a mega church is the best way to get wealthy in America.
4 things for having a great lasting partnership: 1. Make it a giving contest 2. When you have disagreements, use the sleep test 3. When you look at data, ask what story is it telling you? rather than trying to find data to support your thesis 4. Be as close to the center of a network as possible, where you can help connect everyone around you , similar to an API
Granted some episodes do drag a bit, or go off-way. But, I love this podcast, not just becoz' it offers so much information, but also becoz' it's like two normal guys chatting at a cafe. I've picked up so much info from this podcast...love watching it on YT, rather than listen on Spotify, or iPodcast.
"Stay in the inner circle. Don't move to Austin." Yeah, that dude's gonna wake up some day and realize everyone moved to Austin and now the inner circle IS in Austin.
Sam's laugh has had a more positive impact on my life than any two MFM episodes combined. Here's an idea, a sitcom with a classic laugh track. Except the laugh track is always a clip of Sam's laugh from MFM episodes.
Great episode, give it a 9. On the partnership, I love the giving contest. My best friend looks at it like a savings account. He's always wanting to put more in then he ever takes out. Great stuff guys.
As somebody who grew up Mormon, but is no longer. In my view, their investment portfolio is appalling and the fact that Ben claims that most people within the church don’t think it’s a big deal is ridiculous. For the size of the church, It’s one thing to have 5-10B stocked away, but to have as much as they do when members of their church are struggling (I’m talking about the millions in 3rd world countries who make dollars a day) is just unbelievable. One of the MANY reasons I left and why many others have too.
@@dans8927 Saving the donations that they claimed was going to serve people. They're saving it for "a rainy day" instead of putting it into action in the world today to help people in need. They don't even donate 10% of their revenue/income that comes from the members. The church leads people to think that their donations are helping people when it's not. They aren't even transparent about where the funds are used
guys honestly this is one of your best pods - opened my eyes to things I was thinking about but you articulated really well! The business of religion is nuts. Well done 👏👏👏
52:35 Shan“I think our audience is second time founders, small business owners”, 18 year old in Ottawa public housing 😂😂. Been watching for a half a year though
Hey all, Who are the people that listen to this show? I'll go first, I run a web dev agency, staffing and end to end software development I watch this show for entertainment and some ideas/inspiration, like this episode, Shaan gave a great idea to follow up meetings with a minutes of meeting/summary - Its such a great hack to build and keep the relationship Who are you guys and why are you watching?
1:04:27 I literally had to stop listening to the episode at this point, people were starting to look at me very strange at the gym because of much I was laughing alone
We need Zuckerberg on here at MFM for sure. Make sure to approach him around the launch of a major Meta project. He seems to give interviews only at that time period. Would be a short episode, cause he's Zuck, but I'm sure Sam and Shaan can extract something invaluable from him.
I love how Shaan basically just rips on organized religion for the entire set up of that business 😂 It really does paint a picture of how messed up it really is.
As an othordox jew we also believe in giving 10% of your income to charity but not to any fund, etc. You give it to your neighbor who struggles or to any other cause you feel is important. It's ridiculous how these religions are just using their believers to make money, even if no individual makes profit from it, but why shouldn't the money be used to help ppl who struggle. This is totally against God's will.
It seems like this episode should be Rated a 6. What happened to mentioning “THE AGREEMENT”? It sounded like Shaan was given the advice to keep this podcast mediocre. How do you incorporate that advice into your greatness journey? How do you successfully mix the 2 and be the best at being in the middle?
you miss the point rainy day fund allows members who are in prison,homeless,unemployed members-they serve their members and many charitable causes I am not a Mormon
10. I have thought about this before, and i would say the best businesses are abrahamic religion and running country. Abrahamic religion because of their centralisation. In dharmic religion or pagan religion you can run a cult, but its has a limited scalability. Take hinduism for example, in India, hindus/hinduism has no tax break or subsidy. They are heavily taxed while abrahamic religion are completely tax free, gets subsidy and enjoys & absuses extra judicial powers and institutions as well as global support.
I’m not triggered or fragile by any means but “you’re uh Hindee or Hindoo? Something like that?” is kind of 🤔 specially when this question has been asked at least twice in previous pods. Hindi is a language Hindu is a religion. Nobody expects people to memorize details of every culture but this particular subset included billions of the world’s people. If you don’t know, just ask tasteful questions ok? There is an interesting Hindi film addressing this topic called PK.
PK is a sound description of Hindu? You mean a hindu mocking propaganda packed into a commecial movie? If such movie be made on muslims, there be riots now.
Do us a favor and rate the episode 1-10 (no 7s or 8s allowed).
I know the NPS funda ..so i would give it 8
7.999 instead of the regular 9 b/c there aren't any timestamps
Last 2 were straight 10's. Great job on the 100 mil and bil in the copywriting of the last 2 videos as well.
10
i was gonna say 8 until the zuck jokes in the last 10 min, 10/10 🤣🤣🤣
Much respect to Ben in how he handled that. I haven’t met a Mormon I didn’t like.
So funny to hear you guys talk about the best business in the world. I’m writing the script now for my next video about how starting a mega church is the best way to get wealthy in America.
4 things for having a great lasting partnership:
1. Make it a giving contest
2. When you have disagreements, use the sleep test
3. When you look at data, ask what story is it telling you? rather than trying to find data to support your thesis
4. Be as close to the center of a network as possible, where you can help connect everyone around you , similar to an API
I’m only 35 minutes in and this might be one of your most informative podcast just off the Mormon and psyop segments alone
Granted some episodes do drag a bit, or go off-way. But, I love this podcast, not just becoz' it offers so much information, but also becoz' it's like two normal guys chatting at a cafe. I've picked up so much info from this podcast...love watching it on YT, rather than listen on Spotify, or iPodcast.
"Stay in the inner circle. Don't move to Austin." Yeah, that dude's gonna wake up some day and realize everyone moved to Austin and now the inner circle IS in Austin.
Love that George Carlin reference
Mormon here - also kind of love how much $ the church has. We have our conspiracy’s about what it’ll be spent on.
Sam's laugh has had a more positive impact on my life than any two MFM episodes combined.
Here's an idea, a sitcom with a classic laugh track. Except the laugh track is always a clip of Sam's laugh from MFM episodes.
this is wonderful
Great episode, give it a 9. On the partnership, I love the giving contest. My best friend looks at it like a savings account. He's always wanting to put more in then he ever takes out. Great stuff guys.
As somebody who grew up Mormon, but is no longer. In my view, their investment portfolio is appalling and the fact that Ben claims that most people within the church don’t think it’s a big deal is ridiculous. For the size of the church, It’s one thing to have 5-10B stocked away, but to have as much as they do when members of their church are struggling (I’m talking about the millions in 3rd world countries who make dollars a day) is just unbelievable. One of the MANY reasons I left and why many others have too.
Cool. Stay mad.
It definitely didn't convince me to stay 😆
Legit question: I'm not a Mormon .... but what is seriously your objection? I don't understand the objection
@@dans8927 Saving the donations that they claimed was going to serve people. They're saving it for "a rainy day" instead of putting it into action in the world today to help people in need. They don't even donate 10% of their revenue/income that comes from the members. The church leads people to think that their donations are helping people when it's not. They aren't even transparent about where the funds are used
So, that is how capitalism works. Why don’t you get mad at Elon musks who has billions for him self? You are just anti church.
Eternal LTV took me out 🤣🤣
guys honestly this is one of your best pods - opened my eyes to things I was thinking about but you articulated really well! The business of religion is nuts. Well done 👏👏👏
Sam’s rant was almost identical to great George Carlin bit, “he is really bad with money, and he always needs more..”
Yea! Stole it! But it's sam famous I didn't even need to cite.
Guy's, even my laughter has become like Sam. That's how much I am binging on your content😆
| This is a solid 9. You are always unafraid to talk about things others fear. Thank you.
Sounds like an evil company 😈
Humanity 😢
This is a goat episode 🐐
52:35 Shan“I think our audience is second time founders, small business owners”, 18 year old in Ottawa public housing 😂😂. Been watching for a half a year though
That’s so funny is this where I get desperate and you offer me some sort of dropshipping with TikTok course😂😂😂
Loved this episode⚡⚡
Guys dont forget the gentlemens agreement. If you like it, you must subscribe
Hey all,
Who are the people that listen to this show?
I'll go first, I run a web dev agency, staffing and end to end software development
I watch this show for entertainment and some ideas/inspiration, like this episode, Shaan gave a great idea to follow up meetings with a minutes of meeting/summary - Its such a great hack to build and keep the relationship
Who are you guys and why are you watching?
Great question I hope people answer
Nice haircut Shaan! 😉👍
Shaan, loving that #12 fade.
1:04:27 I literally had to stop listening to the episode at this point, people were starting to look at me very strange at the gym because of much I was laughing alone
This is easily the funniest thing on the internet.
We need Zuckerberg on here at MFM for sure.
Make sure to approach him around the launch of a major Meta project. He seems to give interviews only at that time period.
Would be a short episode, cause he's Zuck, but I'm sure Sam and Shaan can extract something invaluable from him.
zuck would never come on here.. cmon man
@@bullshark3000 I agree. They can still try to get him.
Shawn's turning more into an Iranian taxi driver with those bead seat covers and shaggy carpets by the week
One of my colleagues was employee number #93 at Google. Stayed through the first 10k employees I think.
This podcast is epic!!!
Doing your gents agreement here but I gotta ask, what’s up with the white frame on your vid’s? Is that like branding or something?
14:02 Sam that’s a George Carlin joke, you should credit rather than steal my friend
The question is how much have the Jovos got - How many buildings do they own????
Gentlemens Agreement Complete 💪🏼
I love how Shaan basically just rips on organized religion for the entire set up of that business 😂 It really does paint a picture of how messed up it really is.
Hey guys, show notes don’t show up on the video if you don’t have the 00:00 mark.
As an othordox jew we also believe in giving 10% of your income to charity but not to any fund, etc. You give it to your neighbor who struggles or to any other cause you feel is important. It's ridiculous how these religions are just using their believers to make money, even if no individual makes profit from it, but why shouldn't the money be used to help ppl who struggle. This is totally against God's will.
Hey 👋
Are you looking for shorts video editor?
Why does Ben look like an AI?
It seems like this episode should be Rated a 6. What happened to mentioning “THE AGREEMENT”? It sounded like Shaan was given the advice to keep this podcast mediocre. How do you incorporate that advice into your greatness journey? How do you successfully mix the 2 and be the best at being in the middle?
Shaan went from looking like a enlightened cult leader to a Tiktok tech infulencer with the new haircut
I would pay to have your guys (and your researchers) method for research … plz
you miss the point rainy day fund allows members who are in prison,homeless,unemployed members-they serve their members and many charitable causes I am not a Mormon
10. I have thought about this before, and i would say the best businesses are abrahamic religion and running country. Abrahamic religion because of their centralisation. In dharmic religion or pagan religion you can run a cult, but its has a limited scalability. Take hinduism for example, in India, hindus/hinduism has no tax break or subsidy. They are heavily taxed while abrahamic religion are completely tax free, gets subsidy and enjoys & absuses extra judicial powers and institutions as well as global support.
Sam channeling George Carlin
Fresh fade Shaan. Suits you
So a team of people whose business is making stuff go viral go viral about their business? Is anyone else smelling the conspiracy?
it’s more than $100b. Source: Anon
needs f... money 🤣🤣🤣
@samparr I caught that George Carlin reference 😏
let’s get itttt
What revenue does Whatsapp revenue now? I don't even know how they make money
Dude, it is not cool to steal George Carlin's church bit. Not cool.
Happy that I am out of the Mormon Church
time for you to ask about Harvard hedge funds billions locked up and getting money from Feds
Sam pronouncing 'emu' lol!
54:00 that is beautiful.
that's nothing. Try Vatican Church fund noobs
5
I’m not triggered or fragile by any means but “you’re uh Hindee or Hindoo? Something like that?” is kind of 🤔 specially when this question has been asked at least twice in previous pods. Hindi is a language Hindu is a religion. Nobody expects people to memorize details of every culture but this particular subset included billions of the world’s people. If you don’t know, just ask tasteful questions ok?
There is an interesting Hindi film addressing this topic called PK.
Sam gets a pass cuz he’s a dropout 😂
PK is a sound description of Hindu? You mean a hindu mocking propaganda packed into a commecial movie?
If such movie be made on muslims, there be riots now.
@@engineeredaf1920he is just asking, whats wrong with that? and PK is a horribly terrible movie
Hindu is also not a religion. It's an identity. Sanatan dharma and all its different offshoots are religions.
@@Rain_Drops exactly
Who cares.
No sound
Love the way Ben handled the conversation. Where can we follow your social media Ben? Great podcast fellas.
Just opened this video and I couldn't wait for the end to say, 'Shaan, haircut🫡'.
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