Going from a father who would cut a $0.59 hamburger in half to trying things out in life and creating multiple companies and earning millions of dollars in revenue, I am very happy for this man's success.
This guy did a great interview. So many great points like at 37:30 where he says success is when you own your time and are free to do what you want. You may have less money than other very rich people but you are fee. I like the last part where he says he wished he had spent more time with his mother before she died. Also, do a business where others have a hard time duplicating yours such as his high end Airbnb’s. His location cannot be duplicated. Thanks for sharing.
"Most people think they need to know everything before they do anything, and I think that's totally opposite, you need to know nothing, you just need to do a lot and you'll figure a lot out along the way" Great interview, I'm taking notes, thank you so much, he seems like a great down to earth guy who cares about his people, his story is truly inspiring.
Im an artist, and have created over a thousands pieces of original work but with a slow academic mind and poor comprehension I cant grasp all the steps and moves. Hence the downside is, I cant make money from my art. I'm thinking of getting funding but even the process of doing so is too involved and difficult for me to grasp. Its not always a case of laziness, but mental limitations that holds people back.
I grew up in mansions as a kid my dad lost everything when I was 16 , he would be worth a good 50 million from the real estate we owned , then I made good money then lost my job and had to sell my real estate I could t rent it out , long story short I lived in a RV at one point to save money , now I live in a beautiful home . Been there done that
How dou you get back up? I had similar story except my parents have nothing left neither do I.. From rich to broke.. I live in a small appartment with my brother and without him i`d be I don`t know where.. Currently jobless as the job market is so shit.. No savings.. Life is shit..
if there was a button or click for the most significant youtube video I have seen, this would be it. The amount of information is worth its weight in gold. Thank you for sharing!
Mark was (and is) my first mentor in business, and in many ways, life. He was my direct manager at RVshare and became a close friend and trusted advisor. I owe him so much, and I'm so glad to see him finally getting some public recognition for the incredible work he has done in business and in the lives of those he's worked with. LOVE YOU, MJ!!
Since you know him personally, can I ask you something? When he's working, what does it look like? Is he intensely focused every hour of the day? Does he get distracted by crap like social media for example?
@@GoGoGadgetGiveadamn I won't obviously try and speak for MJ, nor do I believe it's my business to share his, but I CAN say this; Mark typically came into the office mid-morning, a huge smile on his face, ready to enjoy working with his crew. We had meetings, collaborations, brainstorms, debates, and more, and then we went our way. He didn't come in every single day, he worked on projects at home, in the office, wherever he felt right, and I can't think of a single time I ever saw him scrolling social media. In fact, he is so NOT active on social overall, that I was shocked he did this interview, the first (to my knowledge) of this kind he's ever done. he's focused on his family, his legacy, his friends, and his mission. He is no saint, (none of us are), but boy is he an inspiration to me, and has been for many years. I became a TRUE entrepreneur thanks to him, no doubt. Hope this is helpful.
@@GoGoGadgetGiveadamn My question to you, GoGoGadget, is how much do YOU get distracted by social media? Do you feel it helps you reach your goals or are you wasting too much precious time on it? Recently I realized I have too many ADD tendencies and so I’m looking for tools to manage it. For example when focusing on an important task I silence my phone and leave it out of sight. I’m not quitting social media but limit it to smaller break times during the day. I don’t let it impinge upon my work hours. We must learn to control technology or else it can distract us so much that we keep spinning our wheels and never reach our goals. 🌸
Mark also has a bunch of ‘failures’ that were lessons along the way. Not everything turned to gold but he worked hard until he struck some veins of gold. To me it looks like learning the hard lessons and refusing to give up are imperative. The willingness to always be a student and also to get up whenever we get knocked down are the keys to eventual success. 👍
Honestly, I didn’t expect the interview to be this good. It’s the only time I hear someone who speaks without these motivational nonsense and provided actual information.
The most successful people always seek the knowledge and ideas of financial professionals to help them create wealth and expect to achieve their success without any help.
To create wealth, proficiency is needed. I indulge in special packages with the Ideas of my finance professionaI and so far I’ve attain so much returns (amount is confidentiaI)
IsabeIIe ChIoe Scott is my professionaI, I found her on Bloomberg where she was featured, I looked up her name on the internet. FortunateIy I came across her and reached out to her, you can verify her yourself.
Family and friends can become jealous rather than supportive and feel some righteous ownership over your wealth or success. So sad I am sorry you had to go through that. It’s a killer pain in the heart when your closet people back stab ya. Good for you for bouncing back!
The part about being time-rich is the most important take away IMO. So many people want that Lambo lifestyle. Those things could end up owning you. Owning your calendar has so much more value in a finite life.
An amazing interview! An amazing guest! We can tell Mark speaks sincerely from the heart. He provided so much value here. For all of us who tend to overthink and never start because we don't feel ready, I think the moral of the story is clear: it doesn't have to be something complicated. There's no need to overthink it; just start with something, anything! Noah, you are a great interviewer and host. I really appreciate how you let the guest speak without interrupting. Your questions are excellent, and you have a great selection of inspiring people. Keep up the good work! ❤
It's probably just a type-o but you mean conscience. I totally agree. I'm shocked by how many people lack a conscience. Consider his business partner and friend who betrayed him for money.
Great interview. I've been struggling to articulate what I really want out of building a business and Mark nailed it exactly when he said he owns his time. Massive wealth has never been my goal, but owning my time would be priceless to me.
The interviewer doesn't listen well, nor does he pick up on the most interesting cues and insights from his guest. He reads his questions from notes but not out of listening to what his guest shared right there. Just too often. Like when the guy shared his lowest point about his best friend running off with their money, he showed no empathy, no comment on such a significant experience, and just jumped onto his next point. In being uninteractive and inattentive, he doesn't make the most of the guest and the experience for his audience. He needs to become a better host and interviewer.
It’s easy to be an armchair quarterback, but have YOU ever done his job? I used to be a reporter and I conducted interviews and it’s not as easy as it looks! Noah did a great job, no one is perfect, and there is so much value provided in this interview that I watched it twice.
I don't think the guy getting interviewed is not the most easiest person to follow. He's jumping all over the place and it's not easy for someone to interview him
I listened to this interview on one breath. I think it’s the best one out of all I watch so far on your channel. What I like about this man that even though he became successful and rich he remains humble and accessible because he remembers his past. I’ve seen so many people in my life who tasted just a tiny fraction of wealth compared to this man and they became so proud and smart that you can’t even approach them anymore. They make you feel like you’re a second class or even worse. This man is so different.
Own your time. Great life/business advice. Life is so short. Too many are looking to own stuff to impress others and work way too hard with little free time for maximum $$$. Why? Mark is such a sincere and honest guy. Great video.
What?? LOL.... He said he didn't have a clue about copywrite or that it was wrong to use someone elses name to sell a product! You believe that bullshit LOL... He is smarter than we are to make all this money is business and he's smart enough to know to tell that story so he doesn't get sued into next week... People are so dumb is amazing.
i'm glad to see such a humble man share with others how money does not bring happiness! not many people understand this!!! btw, this is such a good interview!
This was truly one of the best podcasts I’ve listened too. Advice from a old school Entrepreneur who has been through the mud. I have so much respect for people like him 🙏🏼
I would give anything to have a 60 minute sit down mentoring session with this guy!! He seems so down to earth and relatable. And he's has success in so many different ventures which is awesome. I just need some guidance on where to focus my time & money as someone who wants to be an entrepreneur but has no experience. I make a decent yearly wage but my dreams are much bigger. 😊🌸 Much continued success to you. 🙏🏽
Very inspiring! Thanks for sharing your video and for him to sharing his experience. What a nice person! I can see how hard he worked to get there though
Yes coming from nothing really makes a person positive when we actually work on some thing that makes us money to move forward! Because the other side of that is you can't do anything when you are broke,strapped for money .!
I've been watching many interviews with Noah in the past few days and just like Joe Rogan or any other good interviewer, he has the very good skill of actually listening and letting the person he's interviewing talk uninterrupted and when Noah talks, he asks very good questions. This guy is amazing by the way. From Homeless to living his dream working an hour a week is fascinating to me. I wanna be this guy so bad.
51:28 this is exactly the moment of gold. You need to be mentored like someone's son to slowly take on more and more responsibility until you are ready to literally replace your mentor. This is the fastest way to realm success.
His first website builder website is hilarious 😂 he did that himself wow! I LOVE THIS GUY! He is absolutely the type of person you want to surround yourself with but that are unfortunately very rare to come across in life. So when you do, recognize it and show them the appreciation and respect they deserve. Its likely they don’t receive it as often as they should either!
This seems like the worst period. Even the market are now very unpredictable. Started investing recently when the market prices were a bit high,today I am more than 60% down!
There are many other interesting stocks in many industries that you might follow. You don't have to act on every forecast, so I'll suggest that you work with a financial advisor who can help you choose the best times to purchase and sell the shares or ETFs you want to acquire.
True. Having the right financial planner is invaluable. My portfolio is well-matched for every season of the market and recently hit 90% rise from early last year. I and my CFP are working on a 7 figure ballpark goal, though this could take till Q3 2024.
This recommendation is coming at the right time because i am literally grasping for straws atm! I verified her online and scheduled a phone call with her.
This has been my favorite episode in this series. This guy comes across as very authentic, humble, and kind. I mean, walking away from $300K / month because he was morally opposed? Good stuff.
@@HectorAgostoOne i would share the earnings rightfully so with the hard workers who made it happen. End of story, no one is worth millions without the hard work of others.
For such a poor kid he seemed to know so much about business you would think he went to the best business schools. What a story I am amazed at how he could have learned so much about business. I am happy for you and to your continued success.
Betrayal from someone you love who just sees you as a means to an end, is one of the most heartbreaking things to go thriugh. I hope his friend comes across this
What a great guy. I relate to what he said about the regret of not spending more time with his mom towards the end of her life. If I could do things over, I’d have spent much more time with my dad, but I knew he didn’t want to fight to live and I felt hurt and not worth living for. I didn’t handle loss well and knew he was going to die, so started pulling away in order to protect myself. I didn’t want to absolutely fall apart after he was gone. I had to have strength to continue on with my life. But years later, looking back, I wish I would’ve reprioritized my life and planned a way to step away from things in order to care for him and fall apart/heal from the loss in a financially controlled way. Honestly, I know now that I would’ve been able to swing it financially, I just didn’t see how it was possible then. And I didn’t want to become both fatherless and homeless whilst being severely depressed. I pray often that he and the Most High forgive me. I blew it big time. I was such a mess during that time though. Was going through my own trauma during that time.
I’m sorry for your loss.🌸 It’s really hard to know how to handle these end of life issues - Especially when we have stuff we are trying to deal with in our own lives. I’m sure your Father now understands what you were up against and he definitely still loves you, anyway. And God knows our heart as well as our struggles. I hope you can give yourself a break because feeling regret does you no good. All we can do is learn the lesson and try better when a difficult challenge comes our way in the future. Depression is a b*tch and only people who have gone through it truly understand how impossible it can be just to get through the day sometimes. God bless you. 💕
This guy may have started with nothing material, but he’s clearly extremely driven and intelligent. Great interview. I would love to hear who his initial accountant was and what sort of a mess he caused in his 20’s!
Loved this interview. The statement 'selling other peoples stuff and supplements made me feel like a snake oil salesman..' is exactly how I feel about everything I look at.
I'm not as wealthy as this guy. I can't say I've ever hurt for money and I think I probably have his level of happiness. But my getting started story is crazy similar to this guys, from how he first witnessed happiness as a kid, up until the point where his website builder took off. Stupid me, I was building custom CMS applications probably around that same time, and this guy realized he could just fake one, and made way more money.
This happened to me as well had some ideas that others did a bit different and took off I am finally doing my first $1 million this year I wished it happened sooner but never give up
Yeah it was the hosting he earned through right? As he gave the site for free? The site then being a way to channel customers. As they already have to pay for hosting, so it becomes a free service to the customer. Did I get that right?
@@jasonmoroney7962the website back then was usually a landing page or something that wouldnt need daily updates that he gave for free. The hosting was residual income plus sign up bonuses
I think this guy is smarter than he claims to be. I do see that he worked very hard and had a strong passion to be driven in whatever he was doing. Having that drive is such an important thing to succeed in life.
I became captain of a multimillion dollar private yacht in my 20's after growing up on food stamps. Navigated yachts all over the world. I sell expensive yachts now. I can totally relate to this guy's desire to climb up and out of his childhood. Fantastic interview. This guy is the American dream. Congratulations, my man. You did it. 🎉
You should get interviewed by this guy. I would like to know more on your story and am sure many more would benefit from hearing your story. God bless you.
I think the interviewer did a wonderful job! I got a lot of valuable information from his interview. Show the man grace, not everyone thinks or feels the same way. It took a lot of effort for him to get the interview, prepare for it and then ultimately conduct the interview. So I appreciate the gentleman’s efforts! Thank you sir, job interview exceptionally well done!
He has a heartwarming story. But it is sad to think people do grow up in their family life full of stress and sadness. I'm glad he made it through these times. I hope he was able to help his family out also.
Omg what a great story! Very inspirational and real. The part of his mom made me realize how very important it is to be in the present and enjoy every possible moment with loved ones. I can relate with an elder mom, and looking to dive into business while being a father of three kids, it’s daunting. But this story, his tips, what he shared is awesome! Great job on putting together this content!
Good job, Noah. All your interviews are inspiring learning experiences. I can relate to Mark's path of persistence, humility, getting advice, then sharing advice. Keep it up, PLEASE. 😅❤
Really awesome story. In my opinion, if you want to be rich, you just need to take the control of your life. Take initiative and be ready to work and think hard. I am doing dropshipping as a side hustle (started with almost nothing), but it was a tough journey which is now paying greatly. It makes my life so much easier (I get like 15000$ profits each month, and I can save like 70% of that). But if it wasn't for my hard work and strong will (and a little bit of winnerzila, their products are absolutely vital for this business. Their service saves me a lot of time in general, because everything is prepared for my store), I wouldn't have achieved anything. Good luck to everybody
Hey bro, I just checked Winnerzila website and subbed on their lifetime deal (really great value), thank you for sharing about this. I hope to get at least half of your income
I am just trying to help people, same as like Mark is sharing his story in the video. I don't really see the point of your comment, it's your choice if you want to look for some websites or not... I mean, seems like I can't even share piece of advice...
I’m trying hard to follow his story. It seems a bit all over the place. 800sqft place isn’t necessarily homeless and with no bathroom or shower? Also numbers don’t add up.
I totally agree…some things that are being said seem illogical and don’t make sense. Was selling pharmaceuticals on the black market one of his businesses that helped catapult him into becoming a millionaire?
That friend that stole from him and disappeared gave him so much more value in wisdom than what he stole. The people most capable of hurting you are the ones that are the closest.
Good interview. I thought the host gave room for the guest to talk and he came out with his personal feelings about the time he lost with his mother. Thats how it should go.Loved the interview
Great interview! Side note, the fact that he isn't broke today tells me that he managed his wealth well. He might have been 10x wealthier today if he were more frugal in his younger days, but he would have missed out on those fun experiences in his youth and no amount of money can buy those time back so its really a balancing act. I mean what's the point of having billions if you dont get to spend them in you short lifespan, right?
An honest wealthy businessman is usually a paradox. But this man of integrity has managed it effortlessly. Truly inspiring and an example to all the other greedy, cut throat, cheating business owners that they can be wealthy and honest.
Didn't he literally say that's how he got most of his money in the start, and used the money to more honest business after it ate him up? Sort of sends the wrong message still.
I’m so sorry his friend betrayed him. You can hear that unhealed pain in his voice. I never had one steal all my money but I did have the people I thought were my family bc we were so close betray me as well. It always stings to know they didn’t care about you like you did them. Hope he can heal that hurt ♥️
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Getting a “too many requests” error at sendfox when I try to sign up. I guess that’s a good sign for you - people are signing up in droves!
America is too busy with foreign policy
Alot of value in this video, Thankyou Noah, and Thankyou Mark for sharing your story and wisdom. 😁
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Thank you so much😍
Going from a father who would cut a $0.59 hamburger in half to trying things out in life and creating multiple companies and earning millions of dollars in revenue, I am very happy for this man's success.
Sounds too good to be true
He seems very grounded and appreciative of his experiences. 😊
Wow this is amazing.
@robertruschak7083 Tell me your broke without telling me your broke. If you need a job lmk.
This means never quiting.
Worked for Mark at RVshare, can say he is a genuine person.
Happy to hear he is still killing it!
Wow que afortunado, sabes cual es su canal de UA-cam?
This guy did a great interview. So many great points like at 37:30 where he says success is when you own your time and are free to do what you want. You may have less money than other very rich people but you are fee. I like the last part where he says he wished he had spent more time with his mother before she died. Also, do a business where others have a hard time duplicating yours such as his high end Airbnb’s. His location cannot be duplicated. Thanks for sharing.
"Most people think they need to know everything before they do anything, and I think that's totally opposite, you need to know nothing, you just need to do a lot and you'll figure a lot out along the way"
Great interview, I'm taking notes, thank you so much, he seems like a great down to earth guy who cares about his people, his story is truly inspiring.
Elizabeth Holmes did the same thing.
Im an artist, and have created over a thousands pieces of original work but with a slow academic mind and poor comprehension I cant grasp all the steps and moves. Hence the downside is, I cant make money from my art. I'm thinking of getting funding but even the process of doing so is too involved and difficult for me to grasp. Its not always a case of laziness, but mental limitations that holds people back.
This guy is the coolest person I've ever known - period. He's lived, for the most part, on his terms and learned from his mistakes.
I grew up in mansions as a kid my dad lost everything when I was 16 , he would be worth a good 50 million from the real estate we owned , then I made good money then lost my job and had to sell my real estate I could t rent it out , long story short I lived in a RV at one point to save money , now I live in a beautiful home . Been there done that
How dou you get back up? I had similar story except my parents have nothing left neither do I.. From rich to broke.. I live in a small appartment with my brother and without him i`d be I don`t know where.. Currently jobless as the job market is so shit.. No savings.. Life is shit..
Anyone else here obsessed with Secret Pathway To Triumph? It's like discovering a secret treasure map for wealth!
There is no such thing .every time you think you have figured out the key to success, the lock gets changed
if there was a button or click for the most significant youtube video I have seen, this would be it. The amount of information is worth its weight in gold. Thank you for sharing!
Mark was (and is) my first mentor in business, and in many ways, life.
He was my direct manager at RVshare and became a close friend and trusted advisor.
I owe him so much, and I'm so glad to see him finally getting some public recognition for the incredible work he has done in business and in the lives of those he's worked with.
LOVE YOU, MJ!!
Wow that's awesome!
Since you know him personally, can I ask you something?
When he's working, what does it look like? Is he intensely focused every hour of the day? Does he get distracted by crap like social media for example?
@@GoGoGadgetGiveadamn I won't obviously try and speak for MJ, nor do I believe it's my business to share his, but I CAN say this; Mark typically came into the office mid-morning, a huge smile on his face, ready to enjoy working with his crew. We had meetings, collaborations, brainstorms, debates, and more, and then we went our way. He didn't come in every single day, he worked on projects at home, in the office, wherever he felt right, and I can't think of a single time I ever saw him scrolling social media.
In fact, he is so NOT active on social overall, that I was shocked he did this interview, the first (to my knowledge) of this kind he's ever done.
he's focused on his family, his legacy, his friends, and his mission.
He is no saint, (none of us are), but boy is he an inspiration to me, and has been for many years. I became a TRUE entrepreneur thanks to him, no doubt.
Hope this is helpful.
@@GoGoGadgetGiveadamn
My question to you, GoGoGadget, is how much do YOU get distracted by social media?
Do you feel it helps you reach your goals or are you wasting too much precious time on it?
Recently I realized I have too many ADD tendencies and so I’m looking for tools to manage it.
For example when focusing on an important task I silence my phone and leave it out of sight.
I’m not quitting social media but limit it to smaller break times during the day.
I don’t let it impinge upon my work hours.
We must learn to control technology or else it can distract us so much that we keep spinning our wheels and never reach our goals.
🌸
So should we pay more attention to and appreciate those who play mentor and guidance roles in our lives and their contributions to us?
I just love this guy's authenticity and energy! What a motivation!
authentically scamming people and spamming affiliate links
I don't know who this guy is, but he's pretty cool. Seems genuine
Mark is single handedly one of the smartest entrepreneurs i have ever personally met. Everything he touches turns to gold.
Excuse me, what he is doing?
I mean his job, business … etc
How does he help? He doesn't even read comments
Yes, especially cheating people and selling them placebo pills. That business was "gold".
Mark also has a bunch of ‘failures’ that were lessons along the way. Not everything turned to gold but he worked hard until he struck some veins of gold.
To me it looks like learning the hard lessons and refusing to give up are imperative.
The willingness to always be a student and also to get up whenever we get knocked down are the keys to eventual success.
👍
@@Lauren-i8iwell stated
Honestly, I didn’t expect the interview to be this good. It’s the only time I hear someone who speaks without these motivational nonsense and provided actual information.
This is beyond amazing. Success has no shortcuts, there’re ways to attain it.
The most successful people always seek the knowledge and ideas of financial professionals to help them create wealth and expect to achieve their success without any help.
To create wealth, proficiency is needed. I indulge in special packages with the Ideas of my finance professionaI and so far I’ve attain so much returns (amount is confidentiaI)
IsabeIIe ChIoe Scott is my professionaI, I found her on Bloomberg where she was featured, I looked up her name on the internet. FortunateIy I came across her and reached out to her, you can verify her yourself.
Especially if your Jewish
Love this interview. This guy is so real and has a good heart. He really wants to help and he's giving this advice from the heart.
Family and friends can become jealous rather than supportive and feel some righteous ownership over your wealth or success. So sad I am sorry you had to go through that. It’s a killer pain in the heart when your closet people back stab ya. Good for you for bouncing back!
The part about being time-rich is the most important take away IMO. So many people want that Lambo lifestyle. Those things could end up owning you. Owning your calendar has so much more value in a finite life.
An amazing interview! An amazing guest! We can tell Mark speaks sincerely from the heart. He provided so much value here. For all of us who tend to overthink and never start because we don't feel ready, I think the moral of the story is clear: it doesn't have to be something complicated. There's no need to overthink it; just start with something, anything!
Noah, you are a great interviewer and host. I really appreciate how you let the guest speak without interrupting. Your questions are excellent, and you have a great selection of inspiring people. Keep up the good work! ❤
Inspiring. He's not only down to earth, he has great character. Thank you for sharing.
I love how this guy can actually hear his conscious. That’s hard for a lot of people who are trying to make money/make their way in the world.
yah done that just keep on trying then you will hit one good business and scale it find investor or loan
It's probably just a type-o but you mean conscience. I totally agree. I'm shocked by how many people lack a conscience. Consider his business partner and friend who betrayed him for money.
Great interview. I've been struggling to articulate what I really want out of building a business and Mark nailed it exactly when he said he owns his time. Massive wealth has never been my goal, but owning my time would be priceless to me.
This is one of the best rich-man interviews I've ever seen. Mark Jenney was very genuine.
He Is Not only successful but he even have a True and clean Heart! I have the most respect for these kind of people.
The interviewer doesn't listen well, nor does he pick up on the most interesting cues and insights from his guest. He reads his questions from notes but not out of listening to what his guest shared right there. Just too often. Like when the guy shared his lowest point about his best friend running off with their money, he showed no empathy, no comment on such a significant experience, and just jumped onto his next point. In being uninteractive and inattentive, he doesn't make the most of the guest and the experience for his audience. He needs to become a better host and interviewer.
I didn't consider this until I read it. It's a good interview overall but definitely could be better considering those things
He did fine. He let the other guy talk more, which is what a good interviewer does.
It’s easy to be an armchair quarterback, but have YOU ever done his job?
I used to be a reporter and I conducted interviews and it’s not as easy as it looks!
Noah did a great job, no one is perfect, and there is so much value provided in this interview that I watched it twice.
He only cares about getting clout to sell his own books and courses
I don't think the guy getting interviewed is not the most easiest person to follow. He's jumping all over the place and it's not easy for someone to interview him
I listened to this interview on one breath. I think it’s the best one out of all I watch so far on your channel. What I like about this man that even though he became successful and rich he remains humble and accessible because he remembers his past. I’ve seen so many people in my life who tasted just a tiny fraction of wealth compared to this man and they became so proud and smart that you can’t even approach them anymore. They make you feel like you’re a second class or even worse. This man is so different.
Noah this was a very encouraging interview. He was so honest and real about what it took to building a company.
Thanks so much Yael. Mark has an inspiring story 🙌
Does mark have any marketing services
This guy is very honest.
Mark is a great dude.
True. @@noahkagan
Own your time. Great life/business advice. Life is so short. Too many are looking to own stuff to impress others and work way too hard with little free time for maximum $$$. Why? Mark is such a sincere and honest guy. Great video.
Love the honesty and humility. Great interview.
These interviews are so amazing. Thank you Noah!
A businessman with honesty and integrity. Rare.
There are actually a lot of us out there!
What makes you think businessmen in majority have no integrity? You habg around business people? My guess is not
What?? LOL.... He said he didn't have a clue about copywrite or that it was wrong to use someone elses name to sell a product! You believe that bullshit LOL... He is smarter than we are to make all this money is business and he's smart enough to know to tell that story so he doesn't get sued into next week... People are so dumb is amazing.
This is the most down to earth person on this channel! Thanks for sharing!
What’s interesting is that most millionaires can bring up a rags to riches story no matter what and are great story tellers
That's so heartbreaking about the best friend who took off with his money and left the country.
I love Mark's modesty and emotional intelligence.
Man what a good interview, this is actually the first interview I watched from start to end. Great advice.
Love how humble this guy is. Deserves all the success!
Another great interview, thank you for sharing these... Both insightful and inspiring, Noah!
Well done Noah! Great interviewee selection. Couldn’t stop watching . Marks humility is amazing and inspiring..
Noah, I really enjoy your content. It's definitely motivating to see the successful stories that you share out here.
I love this guy!! So humble and doesnt spotlight his failures but instead focuses on how to succeed and wants others to focus on success too.
Personal success is Not defined by monetary gain
i'm glad to see such a humble man share with others how money does not bring happiness! not many people understand this!!! btw, this is such a good interview!
I think this was by far the best interview you did. It may also be one of the bests that were ever done.
This was truly one of the best podcasts I’ve listened too. Advice from a old school Entrepreneur who has been through the mud. I have so much respect for people like him 🙏🏼
That was sooo interesting !! Thank you so much Mark for sharing your story with us and Noah to have orchestrated this interview ! :)
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He likes to sleep well at night- Integrity is EVERYTHING 😊
Wow! What a content. Thanks for introducing Mark.
I would give anything to have a 60 minute sit down mentoring session with this guy!! He seems so down to earth and relatable. And he's has success in so many different ventures which is awesome. I just need some guidance on where to focus my time & money as someone who wants to be an entrepreneur but has no experience. I make a decent yearly wage but my dreams are much bigger. 😊🌸 Much continued success to you. 🙏🏽
Wow. I am so impressed. Thank you for sharing your story.
I love this man. He is so real. Not trying to pretend. Humble, handsome and honest!
Very inspiring! Thanks for sharing your video and for him to sharing his experience. What a nice person! I can see how hard he worked to get there though
Yes coming from nothing really makes a person positive when we actually work on some thing that makes us money to move forward! Because the other side of that is you can't do anything when you are broke,strapped for money .!
This man is the definition execution and never giving up. It’s so inspiring to see how many business and ideas he ran with until he figured it out
Wow! Such inspirational stories like this give us hope. Thank you for this interview.
I've been watching many interviews with Noah in the past few days and just like Joe Rogan or any other good interviewer, he has the very good skill of actually listening and letting the person he's interviewing talk uninterrupted and when Noah talks, he asks very good questions. This guy is amazing by the way. From Homeless to living his dream working an hour a week is fascinating to me. I wanna be this guy so bad.
"money doesn't make you happy"
but follows up with "money allows you to do more of what you want to do"
so yes.... money makes you happy.
Mostly yes. But the opposite is what is true -- poverty makes you unhappy.
Money dosent buy you happy, but it puts a huge down payment on it.
He is so natural, no arrogance , he just said it like it was.Great guy!
51:28 this is exactly the moment of gold. You need to be mentored like someone's son to slowly take on more and more responsibility until you are ready to literally replace your mentor. This is the fastest way to realm success.
His first website builder website is hilarious 😂 he did that himself wow! I LOVE THIS GUY! He is absolutely the type of person you want to surround yourself with but that are unfortunately very rare to come across in life. So when you do, recognize it and show them the appreciation and respect they deserve. Its likely they don’t receive it as often as they should either!
One of the best videos I have seen on UA-cam! Thank you!
This seems like the worst period.
Even the market are now very unpredictable. Started investing recently when the market prices were a bit high,today I am more than 60% down!
There are many other interesting stocks in many industries that you might follow. You don't have to act on every forecast, so I'll suggest that you work with a financial advisor who can help you choose the best times to purchase and sell the shares or ETFs you want to acquire.
True. Having the right financial planner is invaluable. My portfolio is well-matched for every season of the market and recently hit 90% rise from early last year. I and my CFP are working on a 7 figure ballpark goal, though this could take till Q3 2024.
This recommendation is coming at the right time because i am literally grasping for straws atm! I verified her online and scheduled a phone call with her.
Stop this nonsense
Investing is a loooonnggg game. Try reading Psyhcology of Money and The Intelligent Investor. :)
Secret Pathway To Triumph blew my mind. I’ve shared them with friends, and they’re all amazed at the shifts in their mindset.
This has been my favorite episode in this series. This guy comes across as very authentic, humble, and kind. I mean, walking away from $300K / month because he was morally opposed? Good stuff.
Most likely he walked away with several million already in the bank from that income
@@jmm1817 so what you're saying is that you would've returned all of your earnings if you were in his shoes?
@@HectorAgostoOne nope that's not what I'm saying at all just stating a probable fact
@@HectorAgostoOne i would share the earnings rightfully so with the hard workers who made it happen. End of story, no one is worth millions without the hard work of others.
Noah your interviews keep getting better and better! Thank you for your awesome content!
For such a poor kid he seemed to know so much about business you would think he went to the best business schools. What a story I am amazed at how he could have learned so much about business. I am happy for you and to your continued success.
clearly the whole story is not told here..
Betrayal from someone you love who just sees you as a means to an end, is one of the most heartbreaking things to go thriugh. I hope his friend comes across this
What a great guy. I relate to what he said about the regret of not spending more time with his mom towards the end of her life. If I could do things over, I’d have spent much more time with my dad, but I knew he didn’t want to fight to live and I felt hurt and not worth living for. I didn’t handle loss well and knew he was going to die, so started pulling away in order to protect myself. I didn’t want to absolutely fall apart after he was gone. I had to have strength to continue on with my life. But years later, looking back, I wish I would’ve reprioritized my life and planned a way to step away from things in order to care for him and fall apart/heal from the loss in a financially controlled way. Honestly, I know now that I would’ve been able to swing it financially, I just didn’t see how it was possible then. And I didn’t want to become both fatherless and homeless whilst being severely depressed. I pray often that he and the Most High forgive me. I blew it big time. I was such a mess during that time though. Was going through my own trauma during that time.
I’m sorry for your loss.🌸
It’s really hard to know how to handle these end of life issues -
Especially when we have stuff we are trying to deal with in our own lives.
I’m sure your Father now understands what you were up against and he definitely still loves you, anyway.
And God knows our heart as well as our struggles.
I hope you can give yourself a break because feeling regret does you no good.
All we can do is learn the lesson and try better when a difficult challenge comes our way in the future.
Depression is a b*tch and only people who have gone through it truly understand how impossible it can be just to get through the day sometimes.
God bless you. 💕
Forgive yourself, you did the best you could at the time. Your Father understands and loves you.
Congratulations Mark, your story is so amazing.
This guy may have started with nothing material, but he’s clearly extremely driven and intelligent. Great interview. I would love to hear who his initial accountant was and what sort of a mess he caused in his 20’s!
Great interview. I love the practical tips Mark just shares so freely to increase your chances of success!
Loved this interview. The statement 'selling other peoples stuff and supplements made me feel like a snake oil salesman..' is exactly how I feel about everything I look at.
The honesty from him is refreshing ❤
I'm not as wealthy as this guy. I can't say I've ever hurt for money and I think I probably have his level of happiness. But my getting started story is crazy similar to this guys, from how he first witnessed happiness as a kid, up until the point where his website builder took off. Stupid me, I was building custom CMS applications probably around that same time, and this guy realized he could just fake one, and made way more money.
@money--ytyou are not Noah’s account
This happened to me as well had some ideas that others did a bit different and took off I am finally doing my first $1 million this year I wished it happened sooner but never give up
Yeah it was the hosting he earned through right? As he gave the site for free? The site then being a way to channel customers. As they already have to pay for hosting, so it becomes a free service to the customer. Did I get that right?
@@jasonmoroney7962the website back then was usually a landing page or something that wouldnt need daily updates that he gave for free. The hosting was residual income plus sign up bonuses
This was a great video and loved his rags to riches story! Such good advice about perseverance, innovation, and hard-work! 💪🏽
hardwork yes
Nice interview. Hard and smart work at early age pays off.
I think this guy is smarter than he claims to be. I do see that he worked very hard and had a strong passion to be driven in whatever he was doing. Having that drive is such an important thing to succeed in life.
Very true most of the smarter people aren't trying to prove it to anyone
this man looks so humble and so real. I m listening to him 2nd time and will repeat 100 times to get what he says
I became captain of a multimillion dollar private yacht in my 20's after growing up on food stamps. Navigated yachts all over the world. I sell expensive yachts now.
I can totally relate to this guy's desire to climb up and out of his childhood.
Fantastic interview. This guy is the American dream. Congratulations, my man. You did it. 🎉
dang dude, how did you land that? deck hand into knowing someone?
You should get interviewed by this guy. I would like to know more on your story and am sure many more would benefit from hearing your story. God bless you.
@@TheRealObama420 maritime schooling probably.
I’m building my from scratch, but people don’t believe in me but I keep going..
I think the interviewer did a wonderful job! I got a lot of valuable information from his interview. Show the man grace, not everyone thinks or feels the same way. It took a lot of effort for him to get the interview, prepare for it and then ultimately conduct the interview. So I appreciate the gentleman’s efforts! Thank you sir, job interview exceptionally well done!
Thanks for this. What an amazing story. Mark just has this genuine and humble spirit to him. I found this very inspirational. ~ Kai
He has a heartwarming story. But it is sad to think people do grow up in their family life full of stress and sadness. I'm glad he made it through these times. I hope he was able to help his family out also.
Omg what a great story! Very inspirational and real. The part of his mom made me realize how very important it is to be in the present and enjoy every possible moment with loved ones. I can relate with an elder mom, and looking to dive into business while being a father of three kids, it’s daunting. But this story, his tips, what he shared is awesome! Great job on putting together this content!
Thanks!
Good job, Noah. All your interviews are inspiring learning experiences. I can relate to Mark's path of persistence, humility, getting advice, then sharing advice. Keep it up, PLEASE. 😅❤
This guy is such a good dude man. What an inspiration. Best from Oz mate!
Really awesome story. In my opinion, if you want to be rich, you just need to take the control of your life. Take initiative and be ready to work and think hard. I am doing dropshipping as a side hustle (started with almost nothing), but it was a tough journey which is now paying greatly. It makes my life so much easier (I get like 15000$ profits each month, and I can save like 70% of that). But if it wasn't for my hard work and strong will (and a little bit of winnerzila, their products are absolutely vital for this business. Their service saves me a lot of time in general, because everything is prepared for my store), I wouldn't have achieved anything. Good luck to everybody
Hey bro, I just checked Winnerzila website and subbed on their lifetime deal (really great value), thank you for sharing about this. I hope to get at least half of your income
I am just trying to help people, same as like Mark is sharing his story in the video. I don't really see the point of your comment, it's your choice if you want to look for some websites or not... I mean, seems like I can't even share piece of advice...
Hello, where are you advertising please? TikTok? Meta? Thank you :)
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I loved this interview! Mark is a very captivating and interesting person!
Mark is God-given. He is so honest
I’m trying hard to follow his story. It seems a bit all over the place. 800sqft place isn’t necessarily homeless and with no bathroom or shower? Also numbers don’t add up.
I totally agree…some things that are being said seem illogical and don’t make sense. Was selling pharmaceuticals on the black market one of his businesses that helped catapult him into becoming a millionaire?
@@CP-wt7jflet's just say he has alot more money than u
His story is so inspiring. I would watch this video a million times. Really resonated with me.
The best interview yet.. very inspiring story.. and great advice.
You both are awesome! Thanks for sharing the information.
we are very blessed to have been gifted this man’s time and openness. Thank you, I learned a lot and enjoyed listening to him.
I’m glad you enjoyed.
That friend that stole from him and disappeared gave him so much more value in wisdom than what he stole. The people most capable of hurting you are the ones that are the closest.
What a dude! Pure inspiration!
Good interview. I thought the host gave room for the guest to talk and he came out with his personal feelings about the time he lost with his mother. Thats how it should go.Loved the interview
Great interview! Side note, the fact that he isn't broke today tells me that he managed his wealth well. He might have been 10x wealthier today if he were more frugal in his younger days, but he would have missed out on those fun experiences in his youth and no amount of money can buy those time back so its really a balancing act. I mean what's the point of having billions if you dont get to spend them in you short lifespan, right?
Love your content! It takes a courage to ask these types of questions, from success people.
An honest wealthy businessman is usually a paradox. But this man of integrity has managed it effortlessly. Truly inspiring and an example to all the other greedy, cut throat, cheating business owners that they can be wealthy and honest.
Didn't he literally say that's how he got most of his money in the start, and used the money to more honest business after it ate him up? Sort of sends the wrong message still.
I’m so sorry his friend betrayed him. You can hear that unhealed pain in his voice. I never had one steal all my money but I did have the people I thought were my family bc we were so close betray me as well. It always stings to know they didn’t care about you like you did them. Hope he can heal that hurt ♥️