My 2 favourite interviews have been this and Ayman's, yet never put the connection together until after watching this. Both great businessmen, with very different styles.
Found you, Chris, and Noah on the same day about a week ago through two different mind changing and life altering videos separately. I was thinking to myself “what wouldn’t I give to hear them two men talk about business..”.. and here we are. Thank you so much for this.. couldn’t be more grateful. Let’s change lives.
Just bought Noah's book, looking forward to reading it. His chill approach is pretty infectious and sits with me rather than people shouting at me on my screen. lol Thanks Chris great content.
Question about showing how work is done and how we do it: When clients see how simple and easy the work is, they may question paying a large amount. How can we ensure that our work is still perceived as valuable and justify our pricing, especially to big-budget clients?
Good insight! Personally, I have not made a million dollars in my lifetime but I'm only 28 lol, so I got time. I want to point out that owning a business it not for everyone though at the same time. Entrepreneurship has been over-glorified when in reality it is one of the hardest things to pull off without sustained effort across years and even then you may fail. The point is that everyone has the capacity to do so, but a lot of people are okay with the traditional 9-5 route and just enjoying their weekends off. Cheers!
Noah again!!! For reference I saw him on with both Lewis Howes and Tim Ferris- both give great value from different approaches! Thank you @noah for sharing a variety on the different shows as its not redundant to watch these pop up ❤🎉
Tim Ferris and Noah Keagan are names I know well from the material that I have studied. I don't know about Lewis Howes though, thanks for the recommendation!
Great concepts. I am doing photography on the side and trying to find ways to make it scalable. Biggest problem I hear from people is that they think it's too expensive. Just need to find a process that's cheap and scalable...
How interesting! Perhaps you could scale up to having a photography agency where you rent out your equipment to beginning photographers? That may be a way to scale up over time!
@@thelifewithnate that would be a possibility but there is a camera store near me (I know, it's rare) that does rentals. I was thinking of selling skills. Everyone thinks their cell phone is amazing, why not play on that and charge them to use photographer skills to take pics with their cell phone. It could be a way to introduce them to the process of a photo shoot and the value of having a photographer. Then you just have to mix in the big camera and some strobes to win them over.
Great talk! Iʻd like to see the "mechanics" of actually taking your validated business idea onto the internet...website builders, marketing, language...etc. That would be very helpful to me and possibly others.
Noah isn’t a likeable guy, but this interview is fire! Captures the learnings and wisdom every long time entrepreneur has experienced, especially in the digital era.
You got to remember though, depending on where you live like a High Cost of Living (HCOL) area like New York or California as an example, 100k is like 60-70k after taxes. Maybe even less! Cheers!
@thefutur did I get your attention? That's good. I don't do Whatsapp. It's kind of a lifestyle decision. Any other way to contact for "profitable insights"?
😅😅 not every "problem" needs to be "solved" with a biz idea man! Chris's example could be just a behaviour adjustment instead, and no, we don't need a coach or app telling us what and how to do it...
Mentioning ‘I’m dating a Latina’ right off the bat seems more like a nod to outdated stereotypes than genuine appreciation. As a Latino, I find this approach reduces rich cultures to mere talking points. True success, both in business and life, should come with a deep respect and understanding of all cultures, not just superficial acknowledgments.
Was his first statement, i am dating a latina? That aside, his rule of 100 is one of the momest revolutionary things i have learnt, currently implementing it.
I got a lot of good information from this interview. I've been building a brand for 4 years and it's been an education. Looking forward to reading your book. :-) @wildrouted
Anyone can make a million in a weekend, but not everyone. I haven't done the research or math, but I don't believe there's enough money in circulation for everyone to make a million. I suppose it may be possible for everyone to get a million eventually, at different times, assuming most are irresponsible and are willing to spend their million and return to their previous financial situation.
Not everyone is meant to go on the path for entrepreneurship with finding problems to solve. A lot of folks are simply happy with the traditional 9-5 route and just enjoying their weekends off. Besides, making a million in a weekend is misleading as a title as I am somewhat skeptical unless you got the capital to back it up lol.
1:02, I just want to know if there was an edit when Chris was shaking his head after he said “gems.” As a videographer I just want to know if my eye is right in that detail 😅 this is my favorite channel BY FAR. So much value as always. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
😂😂 how did i miss this interview. I love the app sumo story but Warhol and Damien are not great artists?!?! Lol @chrisdo that should have been your clip art for the video lol.
Great insights on the intersection of creativity and business from Noah and Chris. One key takeaway for entrepreneurs is to focus on building a solution to a problem that's not only valuable but also scaleable without a ton of upfront capital. Start small, test your ideas in the real market, and iterate quickly. Wonderful content.
The issue with this is in my opinion: we are giving away our power with "solutions" to "problems" to biz ideas and products instead of onwing the cause without the use of anything outside.
If you want to catch the episode with Ayman - ua-cam.com/video/0MGRQVqaD_0/v-deo.html
thank you
My 2 favourite interviews have been this and Ayman's, yet never put the connection together until after watching this. Both great businessmen, with very different styles.
One-two punch combination.
Found you, Chris, and Noah on the same day about a week ago through two different mind changing and life altering videos separately. I was thinking to myself “what wouldn’t I give to hear them two men talk about business..”.. and here we are.
Thank you so much for this.. couldn’t be more grateful. Let’s change lives.
Welcome aboard!
Just bought Noah's book, looking forward to reading it. His chill approach is pretty infectious and sits with me rather than people shouting at me on my screen. lol Thanks Chris great content.
Hope you enjoy it!
Question about showing how work is done and how we do it: When clients see how simple and easy the work is, they may question paying a large amount. How can we ensure that our work is still perceived as valuable and justify our pricing, especially to big-budget clients?
The other crossover I didn’t know I needed.
Good insight! Personally, I have not made a million dollars in my lifetime but I'm only 28 lol, so I got time. I want to point out that owning a business it not for everyone though at the same time.
Entrepreneurship has been over-glorified when in reality it is one of the hardest things to pull off without sustained effort across years and even then you may fail. The point is that everyone has the capacity to do so, but a lot of people are okay with the traditional 9-5 route and just enjoying their weekends off.
Cheers!
Fire! I love the way Noah communicates with his employees regarding salaries.
Noah again!!! For reference I saw him on with both Lewis Howes and Tim Ferris- both give great value from different approaches!
Thank you @noah for sharing a variety on the different shows as its not redundant to watch these pop up ❤🎉
Tim Ferris and Noah Keagan are names I know well from the material that I have studied. I don't know about Lewis Howes though, thanks for the recommendation!
@@thelifewithnate I highly recommend not just the interview but checking out the whole channel. Some insightful guests 👌🏼
This episode risks becoming one of my favorites. Thank you guys!
We like that!
Great concepts. I am doing photography on the side and trying to find ways to make it scalable. Biggest problem I hear from people is that they think it's too expensive. Just need to find a process that's cheap and scalable...
How interesting! Perhaps you could scale up to having a photography agency where you rent out your equipment to beginning photographers? That may be a way to scale up over time!
@@thelifewithnate that would be a possibility but there is a camera store near me (I know, it's rare) that does rentals. I was thinking of selling skills. Everyone thinks their cell phone is amazing, why not play on that and charge them to use photographer skills to take pics with their cell phone. It could be a way to introduce them to the process of a photo shoot and the value of having a photographer. Then you just have to mix in the big camera and some strobes to win them over.
Every video has so much value! Thank you for the amazing interview. Book purchased!
Our pleasure!
First mover advantage and consistency is really what wins on UA-cam ^^ one year in so far xd
Heard Ansh Mehra talking about this in his recent videos, what a coincidence!
Thankyou for this and keep up the good work peeps🛐🛐💪
Great talk! Iʻd like to see the "mechanics" of actually taking your validated business idea onto the internet...website builders, marketing, language...etc. That would be very helpful to me and possibly others.
Great suggestion!
I love the way Mr Kagan thinks 46:45 Thanks for sharing
You bet!
The perspective shift is mind blowing!
You two 🤩. Valentine' s present ❤😊
lol for real
"You dont have to be Asain" 😭
💀
Hey Chris I'm loving this format but can we please bring back the frequent white board sessions... much love from South Africa
We just dropped a 2-hour long masterclass did you see that? Or the bootcamp series?
39:35 … i realise what just happened 😌, and i am happy to have done so
Noah isn’t a likeable guy, but this interview is fire! Captures the learnings and wisdom every long time entrepreneur has experienced, especially in the digital era.
He isn’t?
Life is way easier once you reach a solid 100k and problems becomes a different term by itself.
You got to remember though, depending on where you live like a High Cost of Living (HCOL) area like New York or California as an example, 100k is like 60-70k after taxes. Maybe even less! Cheers!
@@thelifewithnate these weird landlords always win
Can't beleive you said Damien Hirst is your fav artist, have you seen his latest work?
Fantastic!
Just do it. Just ask someone!
@thefutur did I get your attention? That's good. I don't do Whatsapp. It's kind of a lifestyle decision. Any other way to contact for "profitable insights"?
Where is the Aman vid?
Can you please upload videos in hindi language also❤
so what is you're end game chris do?
Break the school system and replace it with
@@thefutur You should, I went to Parsons School of Design in the 80s and didn't learn any of this.
So, I'll bite, with what?@@thefutur
Talk about a clickbait😅
Lol
Isn't it clickbait when they don't deliver on the title?
Let’s talk about it
God damn....
@55:00
😅😅 not every "problem" needs to be "solved" with a biz idea man! Chris's example could be just a behaviour adjustment instead, and no, we don't need a coach or app telling us what and how to do it...
Mentioning ‘I’m dating a Latina’ right off the bat seems more like a nod to outdated stereotypes than genuine appreciation. As a Latino, I find this approach reduces rich cultures to mere talking points. True success, both in business and life, should come with a deep respect and understanding of all cultures, not just superficial acknowledgments.
What’s the proper way to say it?
@@thefutur Think you missed the point. But I enjoyed this talk between a white guy and an asian dude. 👍
As a Latina, I find nothing wrong with him saying that. He’s happy to have some Latin spice in his life. Heck yes! 💃🏻
Did Noah thinks he's older than Chris?😂😂 I was listening to podcast and he mentioned that I've been making videos before you were born” 😂😂😂😂
He must’ve.
Noah is not familiar with Asian gene
Do u need a professional youtube thumbnail designer?
Was his first statement, i am dating a latina? That aside, his rule of 100 is one of the momest revolutionary things i have learnt, currently implementing it.
I got a lot of good information from this interview. I've been building a brand for 4 years and it's been an education. Looking forward to reading your book. :-) @wildrouted
So true. If you want your salary to grow you gotta help the company grow too. Always best to negotiate your value to the company to get a raise.
Anyone can make a million in a weekend, but not everyone. I haven't done the research or math, but I don't believe there's enough money in circulation for everyone to make a million.
I suppose it may be possible for everyone to get a million eventually, at different times, assuming most are irresponsible and are willing to spend their million and return to their previous financial situation.
Not everyone is meant to go on the path for entrepreneurship with finding problems to solve. A lot of folks are simply happy with the traditional 9-5 route and just enjoying their weekends off. Besides, making a million in a weekend is misleading as a title as I am somewhat skeptical unless you got the capital to back it up lol.
Not everyone will read this book. Fewer will do what it advised.
Interesting
1:02, I just want to know if there was an edit when Chris was shaking his head after he said “gems.” As a videographer I just want to know if my eye is right in that detail 😅 this is my favorite channel
BY FAR. So much value as always. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Thank you. I don't think anything was edited out.
This was really great, thank you for this content!
Glad you enjoyed it!
No joke, the kicker to get me to watch was the book title on that little green book
😂😂 how did i miss this interview. I love the app sumo story but Warhol and Damien are not great artists?!?! Lol @chrisdo that should have been your clip art for the video lol.
Haha 😂
You just HAVE TO not be in Italy. 😒
How come?
Great insights on the intersection of creativity and business from Noah and Chris. One key takeaway for entrepreneurs is to focus on building a solution to a problem that's not only valuable but also scaleable without a ton of upfront capital. Start small, test your ideas in the real market, and iterate quickly. Wonderful content.
The issue with this is in my opinion: we are giving away our power with "solutions" to "problems" to biz ideas and products instead of onwing the cause without the use of anything outside.
This video really sheds light on key principles for building wealth and securing a prosperous future. Thanks for the valuable insights!
Just purchased the book! Thank you for another insightful video!
Awesome
Chris rules! Always interesting insights
Dropping Jams
I love the futur but as a Muslim i don't accept him mocking quran
That was unfortunate. I didn’t feel he was mocking it.
Hi, can you provide the aimon podcast link?
ua-cam.com/video/0MGRQVqaD_0/v-deo.htmlsi=Pp4JiNyzInZCv5LX
This is so amazing..! and it happened with me and my company, this is our nine years in business and still there is no Cash flow..!
13:03
Is it 48h in 4h-weeks spread over 12 weeks or is it 48h no sleep? 😂
I think it's an expression. as in 2 days you can do this. but not literally with no sleep.