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ABOUT JOHN COOGAN:
I am the co-founder of soylent.com and lucy.co, both of which were funded by Y Combinator (Summer 2012 and Winter 2018).
I've been an entrepreneur for the last decade across multiple companies. I've done a lot of work in Silicon Valley, so that's mostly what I talk about. I've raised over 10 rounds of venture capital totaling over $100m in funding.
I work mostly in tech-enabled consumer packaged goods, meaning I use software to make the best products possible
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Disclaimer: This video is purely my opinion and should not be regarded as a primary source. I am not a financial advisor and this is not a recommendation to buy or sell securities. Always do your own due diligence. - วิทยาศาสตร์และเทคโนโลยี
Doug is a youtube icon and you did a very good job making a video about him. You will get one million subs in a year or less probably. Keep digging into the realm of success
Doug = simplicity x consistency x discpling = SUCCESS 🔥
John is simply the best at digesting content and inspiring, thank and keep on making these videos.
I’ve been following Doug since before his TH-cam days when he’d write articles only. Crazy seeing how far he’s come. I’d come rushing home from school excited to read his articles (no phones allowed at school) I remember they were hilarious
It's never too late to start working on your financial freedom. I bought my first house at 37 and cleared all my debts. I have never been happier and the future is looking quite better. I also have a steady income stream now of around #20 grand monthly. You should not wait for the govt. or the politicians. Start doing sth yourself
no idea how to start. any tips?
Mary Elizabeth Huxley literally changed my life!
tbh I don't know where I'd be without her guidance
Doug seems like a really nice and genuine person.
Thank you for getting back to sharing business principles and strategy. I felt like you moved away from that a little bit in your last couple of videos. But this was brilliant. ❤
Thanks for breaking down great content with great content, happy to be subbed!
Hehe nice Doug. "This" you truly deserve.
May it lead you to not lose your soul and make the world a better place.
God bless.
I watch your videos all the time and I'm curious about how you do the research on thes people you make documentaries about.
It's so informative 👏.
Great video, i knew basically every "fact" from the video already since I'm a big fan of Doug and I've already watched almost every podcast he's in (although i gotta say i had forgotten about his books lol!) but your analysis and explanation of the business is on point, your knowledge of the startup scene comes through in this, how he got such a great Product Market Fit and how it being a tech business helps with that Zero Marginal Cost thing probably lead to that big valuation, he really made it.
He'll be reviewing this video soon and pointing out its quirks & features. Then he'll give it a Doug score.
Such an awesome story I love the guy - love watching his approach to car reviewing it’s so quirky 😅
A clear and concise assessment of a great transition from creator to entrepreneur. That's precisely what my company helps creators do. 😎
John. great content and great way to tell the story that persistence and exploring new ways are a key for success. I love all the different stories you come up and the way you tell them with great passion.
Doug, your journey from spotting your dream car on your first date to building one of the best car channels on TH-cam is incredible. Now, I'm curious: What's the most memorable car you've come across in your career, and what made it stand out to you?
TH-cam career is truly a promising one, especially if you know how to engage with your viewers and what content will catch their attention.
I liked that Doug DeMuro is passionate about cars and his enthusiasm is contagious. He also takes a different approach from other car reviewers by focusing on the quirks and features of the cars he reviews, which makes his videos more informative and entertaining.
Very Inspiring and keeps me motivated about my dream car too. Kudos!
That's incredible! Can't wait for you next content about cars. Keep up the good work. 🔥
I'm curious to know, what's been the most unexpected or surprising aspect of transitioning from a successful TH-camr to a business owner in the automotive industry? How does his background as a content creator influence his approach to building and growing Cars and Bids? 🌟
That opening by John ✨️🤩
I knew doug since his Ferrari prank videos, I always knew he is a genius business Man, you could see it in his talks and his work experiences before, it was obvious for me ❤
17:00 John telling us that we are not ready to be squeezed yet but will eventually, and you know what @john, I'm in! Your content are the best on the internet, educative, informative and such great story telling, sell me anything I would definitely pay attention :)
I have followed Doug for years! Nice to see him getting recognition that he deserves,
Incredible video. Loved it!!
Awesome story. Thank you.
I really enjoy this video it was just good and positive vibes, quite motivational too in a sea of constant negativity
Doug doesn’t follow a protocol he keeps it real
Doug definitely inspired me to start my supercar channel
Wow John you just don't know how to disappoint you are the best ❤heads up
I was addicted to his videos for some time. For those who like cars, his videos are REALLY interesting.
He even looks a little like a young version of Leno.
It would be amazing to see videos about historical entrepreneurs. Like how did Carl Bosch build the biggest automotive supplier in Germany?
THIS is Inspirational
Amazing to see Doug's story here, amazing video! He showed that TH-cam can be an incredibly powerful launchpad to create a real company. MrBeast is the most cited example I see of how you can build something from TH-cam, but what I love about Doug's story is that he didn't build an empire from the videos themselves or from personal branding. As a creator he's the best example of what I'd like to achieve myself with my channel
John you would also talk about Supercar Blondie. She also has a great story
That this guy still exists is a miracle
Doug has developed a persona of a college buddy who is always cool to have a beer and have a good time laughing and chatting for hours.
what posters are those in the background?
well done Dough!, follower for atleast 4 year
The best part about Doug.... he has never begged for likes and subs 😊 he puts out a GREAT PRODUCT and people respond 🤔
He could have kept the Porsche job, written on the side and btw; missing a birthday isn't a big deal (you can call them, say 'I'll take you out to dinner when I get back.') Also, he could shoot an episode a week and have a college kid do the editing in their spare time for a share.
I love your videos so much. I’ll love to connect with you about what I’m working on. And the potentials
price discrimination thing was very interesting, knew dougs story but didnt know that bit
i love your videos
I watched him in OG days however when he opened cars and bids I pretty much stopped. Not intentionally but it seemed it has became too commercial and his simpler style was a reason I watched him in a first place. But I'm glad his work paid off tho :)
CAAAAARS AND BIDS !!!!!!
Hello John. I'm currently having problems with my TH-cam account. The videos and content in my account is not refreshing and all my watch history is outdated. How do I get the latest trending videos on TH-cam such as technology, entertainment, fashion, gaming, business etc. Can you confirm if my account has been hacked or if my codes have been swapped?
Carwow guy must be making bank too..
Some day, John might be interviewing me :)
anyone remember saabkyle04? Started before Doug and was huge for its day but did not differentiate from the crowd. Focusing on quirks and appealing to the masses, which was something different, is what made Doug in hindsight. Same story with JakeTran and his self-realization after reading and applying the Blue Ocean Strategy. he differentiated and that made THE difference.
As an aside, Doug was TikTok, before people realized the effects of TikTok. Any one of his car review videos can be easily cut and split into multiple TikTok short videos (with each on one quirk) and it would not feel out of place. So his long videos can be seen as a series of tiktoks strung together. It constantly renews the attention span and doses of dopamine. I figured that's actually the reason why his videos can appeal to the masses, and get watch times. Even as a car guy, I can't stand watching some of the other long-winded car reviews unless I have a personal vested interest in that particular car.
drop a like if you agree
It's crazy that some guy who dosn't know anything about cars is making millions off not understanding cars. See his take on the Mitsubishi Mirage.
How Human Nature Works
Human nature is the desire to receive, also called “desire to enjoy,” and it functions by receiving what is beneficial to itself and rejecting what is harmful. Everything in our lives is built upon this calculation where we first try to distance ourselves from harm, and then seek how to draw ourselves closer to what is beneficial.
Human nature also includes a multilayering of systems that work simultaneously on still, vegetative, animate and human levels. One of those systems is our bodily one, which operates involuntarily. If our bodies are healthy, then they know what is good for them and draw that goodness to themselves. After the bodily system, there is the emotional system, which also functions relatively according to instinct. From the emotional system, we move to the mind, and from the mind to the intellect, and so on. That is, we have systems over systems that concurrently work on receiving what is beneficial and rejecting what is harmful.
Such is human nature and the essence of our lives. Our every desire, thought and action operates according to the calculation, “How can we receive what is most beneficial to us and reject what is harmful?”
0:46 Wow I can't believe you pronounced Porsche CORRECTLY!👏👏👏👏👏
...while you forget the S 😂
@@DunderKlomp edited . . . booo🤭🤭🤭
@@savagepro9060 😁 ...and correctly is spelled incorrectl(t)y, haha
@@DunderKlomp da fak . . . let me go get my glasses🤭🤭🤭
@@DunderKlomp NOW . . . leave me alone🤣
Amazing ❤❤
I keep asking CarsnBids to make a " by state" search option. But no.
😢
Yep, anyone can do what Doug did. You just need an Economics degree from a prestigious university, industry contacts after working at Porsche and working for next to nothing writing for websites, be wealthy enough to buy a Ferrari and have parent a rich enough and willing to co sign for it. Have the money to support yourself for years while you build a fan base too. Yep, anyone could do what Doug did.
yo John what's up with the audio. Your voice does not sound the same
Best opening ever🎉😎
Yes.
I can say its 2 people i been watching before the pandemic....doug. and derek (vgg)
"All they need to do is translate the website" - I guarantee you that every single software engineer laughed at this 😂. Unless you take that into account from the get go, which many startups don't, that's not at all simple.
Request: please do a video about the start-up called Cradle. They’re working on amazing tech that’s using AI to help design proteïnes. Stef van Grieken is the cofounder and fascinating ex-Google X product manager.
I am next for my country
Do @MKBHD next 😃
I've been s sub since 2017 he's awesome
Graham Stephen stray lol
How does he compare to SuperCarBlondie
How rich was this guys before hand that he had the money and time to write a bunch of free articles and buy a bunch of expensive cars
you need sound-deadening in your studio. Sounds like you're talking in a bathroom
8:26
TIL that ive been mispronouncing Jalopnik wrong all this time.
noone in this video is pronouncing it correctly.
it's a spanish writing (as in 'J' pronounced as 'H') for a polish word Khalupnik which meant a poor peasant in a rich urban area.
short version is khalop.
in the context of the car magazine it's basically not-rich people (poor peasants) goggling at fancy supercars (rich urban environment).
Khalupnik is also a last name found in eastern europe states and its basically derived from the original meaning.
There is a family line by that last name found in California, so perhaps somewhere, someone spanish-speaking heard Khalopnik and wrote it down as Jalopnik.
I like your videos :)
nice
I think million is capital M not lowercase m maybe im wrong idk
THIS
hello
His videos are really samey, though. I unsubscribed. Doug's friend Tyler Hoover makes the content I actually watch.
damn now we gonna repackage other vids? we youtube's chat gpt now
Great Story