If you're holding cash right now, make sure you're earning interest with Wealthfront's cash account - link is in the description! (I use their platform heavily) Hope you enjoy this video and get some actionable advice from it! I know I learned a TON. Have a great day! -Charlie
This is high value content right here, I feel so fired up and your last video inspired me so much, I managed to register my first business by myself and am so excited to see how it goes from here
My favorite quote from Wally: "If you're able to put in the time and the work, you WILL achieve it." This is so true and pertinent for us today. In almost any venture you're truly passionate about, if you stay consistent in it and put the work in day after day, you're almost guaranteed to become successful. Easier said than done though! Love these videos as always Charlie!
this is super generic advice. you all are just amazed by it because the people who said it drive ferraris. Plenty of people put time and work in and still end up broke.
Interesting how the last video at the college, everybody said college was needed but you've had several videos where wealthy people have said it's not needed. It really is your network is your net worth. It's
Hey Charlie, your interview videos are amazing! Learning a lot from people from different background and getting inspiration from them. Keep creating more videos like these :)
Takeaways: - Perseverance is key - Learn online (school is only necessary for specific jobs) - Listen/pay attention - Create a good sleep pattern and wake up early - Spending money on clothes is a waste
Great stuff. It seems everyone always refers back to sales as a key pillar. Maybe a follow up question could be where or how to get that skill; eg. a job, a course, a book, etc
Being an entrepreneur is easy. Its just a matter of how long you can sustain severe and long term emotional pain and self doubt. Most quit after a month.
I’ve been watching your asking millionaire walk abouts and not anyone else’s. Your presence is more professional but still a sense of casual? Idk how to explain it. Also way better questions
Amazing content. Have been binging these interviews for a while whilst grinding and they really are good for picking up useful gems. Definitely keep this series going
The advice that all of them keep sounding like a broken record is "get out there and don't be afraid to fail". And they're all successful financially. This shows that your perspective on "failure" matters alot
No specific one really, because there are lots of investment plans and strategies littered all over the internet today,for instance, investments like real estates,gold, crypt0 currency and lots more
These videos are unbelievably valuable!! You can clearly hear the rhyme in what these people say. The difference between successful people and poor people running on the hamster wheel is the mindset. All these people say the same thing in different way. Love these interviews 👍👍
Hey bro been following you for time! Could you please do a video of asking people how much or what NETWORTH is rich for someone to drive super care live lavish lifestyle that would be amazing video. I think a lot of people would be very curious to see that 😄 once again much love my man 🏆
These videos are very motivating, I just can't get enough. Thank you for going out there and getting this information to all. I think it is the type of advice that can go for any age. Often I think people fear failure and that is the biggest block they have to get over. The first gentlemen had some very sound advice.
Wally made some fantastic points. The idea of failing is something we are groomed to fear but failing fast actually helps to see success faster as well. Great vid Charlie, how would you answer these questions being a Ferrari owner?
I relate to Wally, I hate spending money on clothes. I like cars and watches. Also I have no college education and now make 50K a month. I'm very grateful.
Loving the content, these videos are extremely interesting and I always watch when a new one drops! And what is the name of that song in the outro? It's a banger
First guy didn’t learn much from his first failure. He owns 2mm in cars. But his business is all real estate sales related. Which has slowed down dramatically. Now he has a bunch of liabilities and depreciating assets
I LOVE your videos. My relationship with money has been a struggle. I was strictly anti-capitalist but I think it was because I didn’t have the exposure to know how to tap into the possibilities. I do think people need to be better educated on finances, but hearing from people who have some kind of accessibility to wealth shows me that I it’s not so far off. It’s just about making smart decisions and researching. THANK you.
My thought is anybody that has reached a point of great success financially. Had a financial contribution either through family or other exterior sources. It get's much easier to make money grow even from an insignificant $5000 family loan compared to someone that wants to become financially free living in poverty or paycheck to paycheck. I just feel that this behind the scenes dimension never gets highlited but it should. Given especially the reason that most of the people watching these people are probably struggling, and starting a business even at the lowest cost is quite unimaginable. It almost always focuses on how young someone reached success or how much they currently make. But it never seems to show the advance they had at one point that might of given them an unfair advantage. Compared to the rest of the people wanting to make a major breakthrough in anything. You could also dare to say that the lack of networking or education would be the root cause for someone's doomed lack of success... But just think about how much a mentor would even cost you, and how unattainable that becomes to obtain when someone is already in a broke state financially??
If I’ve leavened anything from this video today is that successful rich people and myself included do not care much for or do not like overspending on clothes. I’m one step closer to being successful! Lol
I dont think going to school is a waste of money or a waste of time. Its all up to what you expect to get out of it and how they can benefit your goals in the long term. Same goes with not going the school route. As long as you are doing something that you expect to get a good thing out of it and if that will benefit your goals... its always worth it.
If you're holding cash right now, make sure you're earning interest with Wealthfront's cash account - link is in the description! (I use their platform heavily)
Hope you enjoy this video and get some actionable advice from it! I know I learned a TON. Have a great day!
-Charlie
Just signed up using. Thank you. Appreciate You.
The first guys story is my favorite. Losing everything and being able to bounce back and even better. Resilience is key
He was awesome!
He's going to lose it all again, buying $300K toys instead of investing it.
@@Joenzinator his portfolio is already big. Those cars are fun money
Fax
@@JoenzinatorCars and watches can be a good investment too. Most of those super cars hold their value in the long run and same with specific watches.
The main thing I’ve learned from these types of interviews is that wealthy people HATE spending money on clothes 😂😂😂.
It's because they have little to no value. I'm the same way. All my clothes are bought on sale.
@@BigHeadAvenger same! I always shop Black Friday sales or clearance
that's why yhey always in a classic one colour t shirt
🤣🤣
A nice $20 T-shirt is just as useful as a $500 brand name shirt. That $500 one has zero ROI, essentially zero resale value.
This is high value content right here, I feel so fired up and your last video inspired me so much, I managed to register my first business by myself and am so excited to see how it goes from here
Good Luck man! You got it :)
Very excited for you. Hope it's going well!
"Fail your way to success" One quote that I heard years ago and always come back to to help dig me out of a rut.
“How to win friends and influence people.” Totally agreed. One of the best books out there.
A lot of commonalities between all of the people interviewed. Love the content
All your videos about What do you do for a living have been amazing! Thank you! Some amazing inspirational people there.
Glad you like them!
My favorite quote from Wally: "If you're able to put in the time and the work, you WILL achieve it." This is so true and pertinent for us today. In almost any venture you're truly passionate about, if you stay consistent in it and put the work in day after day, you're almost guaranteed to become successful. Easier said than done though! Love these videos as always Charlie!
this is super generic advice. you all are just amazed by it because the people who said it drive ferraris. Plenty of people put time and work in and still end up broke.
Do u know his ig account?
Interesting how the last video at the college, everybody said college was needed but you've had several videos where wealthy people have said it's not needed. It really is your network is your net worth. It's
Hey Charlie, your interview videos are amazing! Learning a lot from people from different background and getting inspiration from them. Keep creating more videos like these :)
I love all the great gems that were dropped in this video; thank you 🙏🏽💯
Takeaways:
- Perseverance is key
- Learn online (school is only necessary for specific jobs)
- Listen/pay attention
- Create a good sleep pattern and wake up early
- Spending money on clothes is a waste
Your questions are informed and solid! They're not super generic and I got a lot of value from this video. Thank you!!
Favorite quote; "before you ask why someone doesnt like you, ask yourself why you give a f*ck"
Health is wealth. Another good video Charlie. 🤜🏿
Mail me ⬆️ , for personal experience and knowledge
I can only imagine the amount of contacts you are making just doing these videos! Super valuable bonus to making content.
Great stuff. It seems everyone always refers back to sales as a key pillar. Maybe a follow up question could be where or how to get that skill; eg. a job, a course, a book, etc
The first guy must be a motivator he is got the experience and easy to talk.
Love this episode, please film more like this in the future.
Being an entrepreneur is easy. Its just a matter of how long you can sustain severe and long term emotional pain and self doubt. Most quit after a month.
i love listening to how these people and love your channel and the content you put out charlie, keep it up brotha.
Damn you're so good at interviewing people 🙌
Last guy went from making $8.75 at Disney cashier to owning a Lambo, true American dream
I’ve been watching your asking millionaire walk abouts and not anyone else’s. Your presence is more professional but still a sense of casual? Idk how to explain it. Also way better questions
Amazing content. Have been binging these interviews for a while whilst grinding and they really are good for picking up useful gems. Definitely keep this series going
Same!
The advice that all of them keep sounding like a broken record is "get out there and don't be afraid to fail". And they're all successful financially. This shows that your perspective on "failure" matters alot
Never stop making these videos! So helpful and motivating
Great video❤️
I hope everyone gets rich
Yeah! But we can't get rich overnight right? Getting rich comes with multiple INVESTMENT but we all have to start from somewhere!
No specific one really, because there are lots of investment plans and strategies littered all over the internet today,for instance, investments like real estates,gold, crypt0 currency and lots more
I don't understand why youths and adults are still poor when they have a smart phone and great opportunities on how to make money💸
A business partner told me about Warren T Sonia that he made $12000 in a week
Inspiring guys. I am learning the world of digital marketing and I need a mentor. It’s says don’t be afraid to ask want you want. ❤
First guy Wally got a sick collection gle 63s are 🔥
Best one yet ! So informative and inspiring !
Dude Lamborghini owners are broke 😂.
@@mikek545 Some of them might be but I don't think it represents most 😉
MOST USEFUL VIDEO of Sep. Thank you for doing this man!
More of these car people videos. I enjoy these most over the ones where you walk up to people.
Maybe you should show the peoples cars
Thank you for these dope videos. I just graduated college and feel a little lost. Dope to see that I can go a different route in life.
Pay attention, it sounds simple advise but truly important
this kind of videos surely just spark my motivation
These videos are unbelievably valuable!! You can clearly hear the rhyme in what these people say. The difference between successful people and poor people running on the hamster wheel is the mindset. All these people say the same thing in different way. Love these interviews 👍👍
Another important financial point....don't get overburdened with debt.
Great video charlie! You're killing it with these interviews man!
Hey bro been following you for time! Could you please do a video of asking people how much or what NETWORTH is rich for someone to drive super care live lavish lifestyle that would be amazing video. I think a lot of people would be very curious to see that 😄 once again much love my man 🏆
Basically everyone hates spending money on clothes and doesn't think college is necessary, I agree.
Charlie an outstanding episode, greetings from the Netherlands (Europe)
Excellent video man!
Thanks Naam
I love how they all said they hate clothes and they even look like regular Joe's haha that really resonates with me!!!
Wally is right, gotta figure it out. Failure isn’t an option, but it’s a step to success
1st guy is amazing. Great advice.
Nice video, now I'm going to make my Lamborghini dream come true with the instructions in the video 😎👍
These videos are very motivating, I just can't get enough. Thank you for going out there and getting this information to all. I think it is the type of advice that can go for any age. Often I think people fear failure and that is the biggest block they have to get over. The first gentlemen had some very sound advice.
Wally made some fantastic points. The idea of failing is something we are groomed to fear but failing fast actually helps to see success faster as well. Great vid Charlie, how would you answer these questions being a Ferrari owner?
That video is coming! I'll actually be interviewed in that video haha. But yeah I am very big on failing. Failing is ok and something I do a lot
Love these types of videos!!
This video just lit a 🔥 in me. Excellent content!
Good questions and insights from owner generous enough to share. Nice work Charlie.
I relate to Wally, I hate spending money on clothes. I like cars and watches. Also I have no college education and now make 50K a month. I'm very grateful.
I love your channel.
You're so knowledgeable and just simply real.
You inspire me.
Great advice Wally
AMAZING VIDEO. One of my faves Charlie
Respect the foot work!
I was happy to finally hear someone say quit drinking for advice. Waste of time, money and health.
Love your videos Charlie! Makes me feel better about what I can do. Thank you!
heck yeah! there's unlimited potential and opportunities
am I the only one who thinks these videos promote hustle culture like wake up before everybody and hustle ...hustle and hustle ...lolz
These are great stories and very inspiring!!
Loving the content, these videos are extremely interesting and I always watch when a new one drops! And what is the name of that song in the outro? It's a banger
First guy didn’t learn much from his first failure. He owns 2mm in cars. But his business is all real estate sales related. Which has slowed down dramatically. Now he has a bunch of liabilities and depreciating assets
Very awesome video 💥🙏🏽
Good series. You should continue to do this
Lmao at everyone hating on spending money on clothes 😂 That might be a sneaky gem 💎
I LOVE your videos. My relationship with money has been a struggle. I was strictly anti-capitalist but I think it was because I didn’t have the exposure to know how to tap into the possibilities. I do think people need to be better educated on finances, but hearing from people who have some kind of accessibility to wealth shows me that I it’s not so far off. It’s just about making smart decisions and researching. THANK you.
What’s is the company name of your second interviewee?
Yoo Mark good to see you
I learned something forsure
15:20 I’m pretty sure I saw the lambo on the right on DDE
Fantastic, learn a lot
Keep these videos coming!! A1 straight sauce
Love this video gonna keep grinding 👍🏼
The common denominator hate clothes, lol.
These videos are amazing man, honestly don't stop them. Such great gems!
Real estate is the way; I wish I pay attention playing Monopoly when I was younger.
A great question to ask would be how much is your family worth and how much did they help financially? Not hating. Generally curious.
My thought is anybody that has reached a point of great success financially. Had a financial contribution either through family or other exterior sources. It get's much easier to make money grow even from an insignificant $5000 family loan compared to someone that wants to become financially free living in poverty or paycheck to paycheck. I just feel that this behind the scenes dimension never gets highlited but it should. Given especially the reason that most of the people watching these people are probably struggling, and starting a business even at the lowest cost is quite unimaginable. It almost always focuses on how young someone reached success or how much they currently make. But it never seems to show the advance they had at one point that might of given them an unfair advantage. Compared to the rest of the people wanting to make a major breakthrough in anything. You could also dare to say that the lack of networking or education would be the root cause for someone's doomed lack of success... But just think about how much a mentor would even cost you, and how unattainable that becomes to obtain when someone is already in a broke state financially??
Great video!!! Keep them coming!!!!!!!!!
Great interviews. Great content. Thank you!
the content is amazing. But your color grading is perfection!
Charlie: So I wanna ask you a question. How are you holding your cash right now?
Me: So I wanna ask you a question. WHAT CASH?
Love the interview. Very inspiring 😊
This was an amazing video! It was some great info packed in here!
Some of the best content on UA-cam! Keep it up!
Appreciate it Vincent!
All great conversations 💪🏽
This Videos are very helpful, thank you !
If I’ve leavened anything from this video today is that successful rich people and myself included do not care much for or do not like overspending on clothes. I’m one step closer to being successful! Lol
Learned alot. Education but not college.
The advice in this video is 🔥
4:8
Great questions from the host !!
Inspiring! Thank you
My favorite part about your videos is I know exactly where all these places are lol
Your videos are top notch man! Love them. Thank you for such amazing content.
thanks i learned a bunch!
Another dope interview 🔥🔥🔥
I dont think going to school is a waste of money or a waste of time. Its all up to what you expect to get out of it and how they can benefit your goals in the long term. Same goes with not going the school route. As long as you are doing something that you expect to get a good thing out of it and if that will benefit your goals... its always worth it.
2nd guy, learning online