THIS WAS THE MOST EXPENSIVE VIDEO I'VE EVER MADE!! I baked in the sun for 3 days doing interviews, but it was so worth it. I hope you find this video helpful - it was so cool talking to the guests at the Safari campgrounds. Watch all the way through for some incredible advice and lessons :) If you get some value from the video drop a comment below and subscribe for more videos like this - and yes Coachella was a blast!! (except Frank Ocean's set smh haha) -Charlie
Ummm if I’m being honest I really expected to hear from stuck up, pretentious, privileged people who are out of touch… but they all seem genuine, authentic, have put in work, and strategized… they’re actually relatable. By the end of the video I was happy that they were/are enjoying the fruits of their labor. Some people are so driven and overworked that they don’t take the time to stop & smell the roses, listen to the music, or even enjoy living. Several lessons and tips in this video as well. LOVE this.
The actual wealthy people are not interested in being interviewed and asked about what they earn. the old money ppl are stuck up , stuck up enough to not even think to be interviewed by someone who is not famous themselves ..
Main takeaways from this: - Networking is powerful, surround yourself with good people - You need to work hard - you need to be confident and have the utmost belief in yourself - do what you love and passionate about
Absolutely love Samara! I am a patient at her medspa. All her girls are extensively trained and they aren’t afraid to turn down a service they don’t think you need.
I love the girl that said "No one is thinking about you they're all thinking about themselves "!!!! So true!! Go out there and do YOU, stop worrying about what is so and so going to say or think? Who cares!! It's your life not theirs live it because you only have one. ❤
3:57 honestly happy for this young man, sounds like he worked hard to get where he’s at. And he brings his friend out to enjoy these things with him. Sounds like a great guy
My only knock on that guy is that he really undersells how lucky he is. He might have made it but the vast majority of people who follow his specific kind of path are going to crash and crash HARD. Statistics show that college grads vs dropouts earn significantly more over a lifetime. This isn't saying that college dropouts will fail but that more will fail than succeed. Success like his is incredibly rare and hopefully people who try and make it like him also have backup plans for when they likely fail.
@Big Red Nutcase why write it off as luck? Just because the majority fail doesn't mean he made it because he's lucky. He had good ideas and he worked hard to get where he is and that's why he made it
@@mochalatte8202I'm not writing it off as luck but to not mention the huge role luck plays in succeeding as an entrepreneur does everyone a disservice. Lots of people who try and fail are just as smart, kind, thoughtful, and hard working as this guy, some even more so. In small business, you can do everything right and still fail hard thru nothing but luck. it just annoys me that people don't like to acknowledge just huge a fact luck plays in their successes.
As myself working in the Safari Lounge Dinner service, it was pleasure serving every client there this past weekend. The vibes were on and everybody is genuine!
Luke gave solid advices, business and money is about people, obviously the product/service has to be top notch but if you're good with people your odds of success are much higher. Great video
I am seriously surprised by that first interview... didn't expect such a grounded, level-headed approach. Usually when you think Coachella, you think Insta-Trash, rich kids living off daddys money etc... every one of these people (bar the two rich girls) had important life advice to impart. Great video.
Notice how all the rich people seem happy and "normal"? You can't tell me money doesn't matter in your overall happiness... It makes room in your life to BE happy.
If everyone is paying attention, Coachella is the place to be when it comes to music Festivals! (It's the KING of All Music Festivals) Keep in mind, up and coming artist who gets invited, (because you have BE invited to Coachella to perform) when playing normally blows up even more! Anyway this interview was amazing... Why... Because Charlie goes and talks with people who simply gets being free! I love this whole interview! Keep going Charlie! And for those who are loving what these people are doing for a living, it's not to late for you!
These people are so humble, they gave genuine advice and were so willing to tell their story. I’m a little ashamed to say that I thought they’d be snobs.
I think a lot of people were in the same boat including myself, but I was relatively surprised by these peoples advice and how many of them really put in a lot of work to get there. Obviously there were a few exceptions like the student girls who seemed a bit out of touch.
Same ! I thought this video was going to be so cringe, but these people really surprised me. Humbled me, shouldn't judge people off of preconceived notions.
nah lukes advice at the end about just having fun is a bit snobby because he literally stated he doesnt think about what he makes. If you are a normal average blue collar worker you do have to think about how much you make you cant just be like I have money left over I can splurge. Regular people need to determine just how much they can splurge because most saving go into either an emergency fund or for retirement.
Props to Nikki & John working their way up to Coachella Safari Campgrounds! Everyone seems really genuine and stoked to be there, but not bragging like crazy on their wealth. Those being interviewed all had amazing vibes!
@@nicjaime5904 kinda funny that’s your takeaway when most of them said they dropped out of college. But I think self education, which rarely takes much money just your spare time and dedication, is definitely valuable and can transform your life financially.
I worked Coachella as an assistant audio engineer this year. The money spent on this festival is crazy! I can see why it’s so expensive. Not to mention the $117,000 sound ordinance fine they have to pay because they broke curfew all three nights 😂😅
*Indio officials have entered the chat* I bet Indio officials were on-site counting every second over curfew. Can we consider Coachella a non-profit production. It’s great the fine is earmarked for Indio’s general fund!
To everyone saying how hard working and nice these people are, most of their jobs is literally talking people up to buy things or managing someone else's stuff. IE They are used to appearing nice and relatable. Ethan literally talked about using other rich friends to get there, which is exactly what these people are best at, making connections and talking people up. And image how nice your life would be if you had $500,000 yearly, or could afford $20,000 monthly rent, or had parents that could afford a $20,000 'gift'. You'd probably be a pretty care free and happy go lucky person too... Not to take away from anyone who DID work hard to get there, but anyone saying all these people worked to get there is a literal stretch of reality.
I like what the couple said at 13:40. Success didn't just happen. They had to work their way up to it. They spent years in different jobs that aligned with their goals. They remained driven and found success after years of hard work. Success doesn't happen over night.
I appreciate that he asked EVERYBODY thoughtful questions, not just the people who paid for themselves. I had to stop myself from judging too hard a few times and was pleasantly surprised by each interview!
I have never seen a behind-the-scenes look at Coachella before and I find it incredibly interesting. Thank you so much for uploading this because I don't think us normal people would ever know any of this if not for you 💕
SAMARA!!!! I love her so much. Her med spa and the people that work there are just so incredible. I’ve always loved her services and talking with her. So happy to see her in this.❤❤❤
I'm glad he sat down to talk to her when he realised that it was HER not HIM that was the driving force. It just goes to show that people always assume the man is the business. Luke did well there to acknowledge Samara! That's a strong man
@@YourGirlDeee I love the way you said that. He is a very strong secure man for sending the interview and acknowledgement his wife’s way. So many people get it wrong what it means to be a strong man. Sometimes that means doing what’s best for your family, like letting your wife chase her dreams and supporting her while she does it whether that’s financially until she has you or being a stay at home dad, because we all know being a parent is the hardest job in the world, especially being a good one. I don’t know them personally, but I love a real life power couple! Wishing the best for you and yours 😊
You're a great interviewer and these people are great at answering questions too!! Everyone is so kind and humble. I love the questions that you ask and I like how they are not all the same questions, you asked them based on who they are and I assume maybe the conversations that was not in the video. This also makes me want to stay at the Safari campgrounds haha
Very solid questions and incredibly insightful answers. I really didn't expect interviews at a music concert to be so uplifting and inspiring. Thank you for the really interesting watch.
I really loved these interviews charlie, not that cheezy questions or bad vibes to the person who is being interviewed because they have a lot of money. Keep it up 👏🏽
I enjoy the interview with Luke. He's super chilled and open. His aura is calm as well. And he's very right about socializing. You just gotta push yourself out, just like Charlie did in this interview hahah. Also, luv how Luke invests back into his team.
What avenues ? Lol. Nursing is nursing. Very tough to pivot do anything else. Would need to go back into school for MPH or MBA if you want to work for a corporation.
@nick Stanley as in going into cosmetics, teaching, travel nursing, operation, medical floor, outpatient, inpatient, intensive care, pharmaceuticals. Some nurses transition to law and do medical malpractice law. Some become nurse practitioners and work under a physician or open up a private practice. Others choose to work a 9=5 in an urgent care. Others choose to work part time 24 hours a week and choose to open up a small business with funds. Ive met a lot of travel nurses who get into real estate and property management when they become familiar with a travel location. Major companies like tesla hire nurses on site for major operations. Some nurses do flight transport or medical transport. So yes, plenty of avenues depending on what you want to
@@djzaki I’m a PA in a huge family filled with nurses and doctors. Travel/clinics nurses are the most common and I have a big circle of health care workers. A lot of them that wants to work in different “avenues” and industries end up going back to school to major in something else or get an MBA and pivot away from nursing in general. It’s high labor & demanding job. Anybody can do real estate with the right mindset and time. my brother works from home in a cushy job and has his real estate portfolio and helps me manage my properties as well. Nursing is very difficult to go into and such a hassle these days. Entry pay is also very dog water right now with terrible hours. Out of most health care fields, The burn out is probably at the highest with nursing.
The guy with the pink heart shades was spot on. Communicating & putting yourself out there is so important. A lot off people get job promotions this way & not necessarily due to education or skillset.
This video gave me so much value and life philosophies in such a fun laid back way. As a recovering workaholic and an entrepreneur (and huge dreamer, wanna be a global talkshow host), I NEEDED this
Hi Charlie, this is my first video of yours that I've watched. As someone who struggles with ADHD and constantly distracting myself, this video really held my attention! I watched the whole thing, and enjoyed every bit of it. It really felt much shorter than 27 minutes. (I find myself struggling with being attentive towards 5-10 minute videos sometimes.) I appreciate how honest you were when you shared how you can get nervous before interviews, and through the warming-up you were able to turn that into content too. I can't wait to see what content you drop in the future! Subscribed!
I’m an aspiring nurse about to enter nursing school. Hearing Samara talk about getting her MSN, grinding it out in the emergency dept., and opening up a med spa was so inspiring. I love to see it. 💜✨
get ready for sleepless nights 🙌 aim your way to become a travel nurse if you want to pursue a beautiful career. California pays very well and people always say that it’s expensive to live here, but the paycheck speaks for itself. Been a TN for 15 years, making around 265 post tax the past few years. 432k post tax during the covid years. A very successful life is coming to you 😁
I watched this video expecting to hate all of these people but came away really enjoying hearing everyone's story. Nice to see young entrepreneurs working hard and hustling.
@@electroCon5445 samara was sorta open about it, sayin that she funneled her disposable income and such. but yeah, i can imagine that most of them arent open bout it but thats also up to them to decide. something i find useful is that you have to learn to manage your finances, and that it helps you in life alot
I liked how most of the advice and skills answers were actually really good. I noticed some of the guests were silly but then when it came down to giving out advice, they got serious. I love that
It's interesting how you sad you get nervous doing these interviews because I never would've guessed. You're a fantastic interviewer and ask really great questions! I was not expecting to be inspired by their answers but they were all so wholesome and it completely blew me away! Keep up the great work! :)
I dropped out of college after the first year and have always felt like a bit of a failure for that. Hearing several successful people that have gone through the same experience while still coming out on top, is just so reassuring.
@@Quackadoodle335 This is the reality I see amongst my friends and myself. It's really made me anti-college for most subjects. Not all subjects of course.
One of the very few videos that I clicked like before even finishing… loved the vibes of everything in this video. Felt like I was part of the convo interacting with these sweet souls. Definitely feel indescribably inspired. On that note, where’s the love button?
The lady in the pink bikini surprised and inspired me! I have been a nurse for a long time and to see her talk about her grind and how she chased that dream… I know she worked her ass off for that.
This is what Ramit Sethi talks about - you design what "your rich life" looks like and you skimp in other areas that you don't care about. Not everyone is down to spend 10K on a festival, but some would, so boom. To teach their own. 🔥
Ben was so nice! He seems like an awesome person! Idk he just seemed the most relate and down to earth. Honestly everyone you talked to seemed very warm and loved how they said we need to be kinder to each other! That’s so true !
Have rich parents, get a rich significant other, drop out of college, have roommates until your 35+, don't buy a house, and go to clubs to grow your network..... GOT IT! I'm moving to LA!!!!
Not gonna lie this video might of changed my life , im steuggling now because i had a car accident and now im more motivated to break the chain and grow as a person more. Thank you for this video ❤
“it’s going to feel like so much work” nothing but facts. work takes up so much of our time. I personally love what I do so during those tough times i don’t really care that much bc i truly enjoy it. Couldn’t imagine working a job that I dreaded/hated that is my biggest fear in life lol
"i'm just going to happy and go where life takes me" these people are both successful in their professional life and spiritual life. love that they can enjoy life and they never have to worry about not being able to not afford something
@@sponkmcdonk3898 jealous much? Other than the two students who got their trip gifted from their parents, not a single person said anything about getting help from successful parents 🙄
I kinda thought it would be a video of people showing off how much they can pay for stuff but the interview questions were so good. Less about what you have and more of what you learned and what you wanna teach. Awesome
I love that you went deep enough in the interviews to get some good insights. Too many interviewers seem to be going for number of interviews instead of trying to learn and share meaningful information.
I wish more channels were like this. This, to me, is realistic and not some get rich quick bs. It's very hands on. These people are strong mentally. They are leaders without question. None of them seemed like assholes, but very people oriented. Great video.
Gotta love how when rich people stay in tents and tiny houses it’s classy and an experience worth paying $$$$$ for…but when people who live in tents because they lost their homes or live in trailer homes it’s looked at as “trashy”. 😂
I think you forgot to say that the tents also come with access to rich people and potential business contacts. So it's a networking opportunity that can result in making a lot of money.
The 20 year old girls, they literally are going to UCLA as an out of state student and got $10k as a bday gift. Rich family/parents, not sure I would trust 20 year olds advice personally. But I live the way this video is done and its really neat that we get to see this.
Nikki & John were the ones! Hahaha! That honesty! Going to Coachella in all forms and they finally dropping 🎶 "some money dropping all my money drop some money all this bread so yummy" 🎶
Did you just realize this? Lol You go to work and make other ppl's dream come true, why not work for your own dreams to come true? While you're stuck doing a 9-5, your bosses are at Coachella enjoying their life bc they made their dream come true. Time for ppl to start making their dreams and goals happen.
THE BLONE IN THE PINK SWIMSUIT WAS LEGIT. LOVE THE GOOD ADVICE FROM HER, YOU CAN TELL SHES THE REAL DEAL..NOT DADDYS MONEY LIKE SOME TYPES OF WEALTHY PEOPLE..
Wow, what I thought would be a big eye roll was, and this rarely happens to me, was positively surprised...wonderful interviews, insightful and you got them to give great responses. Very valuable info for youngsters
Pleasantly surprised by the people you interviewed. I think I speak for most of us when I say I expected some pretty snobbish, unsavory and out of touch personalities. But tbh they're just hardworking folks who took risks and strategized- they've got advice that's worth hearing and they honestly feel like normal people. I think with media and everything we often see certain groups of people stereotyped in one way and believe it- because of fear, jealousy, or our own egos. Now I'm not denying that those stereotypical people exist, but if you're gunna acknowledge one side of the coin you gotta acknowledge the other as well. Actually it's not even a coin it's like... a kaleidoscope lol people are and will be so different from what our imaginations can mold. This is just another lesson on not making up people in your mind and letting them speak for themselves. Great video, I truly wanna thank you for humanizing these folks! It was nothing but love and good energy emanating from these people
What a great video, I was not expecting such stellar advice. The people you interviewed were very kind to share, and equally you are a great interviewer and mastered the flow to each person. Great job!
Yeah this was probably the highest acceptance rate I've ever had - almost everyone was down and so kind. In Beverly Hills when I made a video like this, it was rough and people were disrespecting me left and right haha
I'm so happy you found the med spa lady and the real estate woman because for a second there I thought all we'd get were grind culture bros and nepo babies.
man thank you! this is the 1st time I come across your channel, but I feel like stumbled on gold with all the information and feedback that these entrepreneurs provide.
Super cool to see the ppl you interviewed. Idk why i expected to hear a lot more from daddys money type of people but this was very refreshing and inspiring:)
THIS WAS THE MOST EXPENSIVE VIDEO I'VE EVER MADE!! I baked in the sun for 3 days doing interviews, but it was so worth it. I hope you find this video helpful - it was so cool talking to the guests at the Safari campgrounds. Watch all the way through for some incredible advice and lessons :) If you get some value from the video drop a comment below and subscribe for more videos like this - and yes Coachella was a blast!! (except Frank Ocean's set smh haha)
-Charlie
Can you do a video about where you got your clothes? 😊
You did a great job! Any tips on how a journalist can enter a festival like this? Did you have a sponsor ?
what happened with FRANK?
@@lolzoya It looks like he just payed 10k to be there and they don’t have a policy of no media.
Tax write-off though
Charlie just turned his Coachella trip into a tax write off.
😅
That is awesome! Love to see it.
Came here to say the same thing 😂
Charlie smart 😂🎉
Haha, genius play!
Ummm if I’m being honest I really expected to hear from stuck up, pretentious, privileged people who are out of touch… but they all seem genuine, authentic, have put in work, and strategized… they’re actually relatable. By the end of the video I was happy that they were/are enjoying the fruits of their labor. Some people are so driven and overworked that they don’t take the time to stop & smell the roses, listen to the music, or even enjoy living. Several lessons and tips in this video as well. LOVE this.
Aw this comment makes me happy!
The actual wealthy people are not interested in being interviewed and asked about what they earn. the old money ppl are stuck up , stuck up enough to not even think to be interviewed by someone who is not famous themselves ..
I absolutely feel the same!
Yes, I felt the same way. I was pleasantly surprised.
Editing
“You’re valuable, act like it.” Love it.
typical womanese meaningless advice
@@VashTheDamnFiendtypical misogynistic pointless retort 🙄
All I got was either "Own that ego" or "Drop the ego"
I know theres a lot of "influencers" and the obvious crowd but you chose the right people to interview, it was refreshing
Main takeaways from this:
- Networking is powerful, surround yourself with good people
- You need to work hard
- you need to be confident and have the utmost belief in yourself
- do what you love and passionate about
Emphasis on believing in yourself! It sounds cheesy but it is literally the key
Also be born to parents with money
also real estate and trading are goldssss
Not gonna lie, these answers are truly amazing. I love how all these people preach kindness, good vibes, respect, and happiness.
I agree. These were some of the most off the cuff and resonating answers.
@@Themealman what makes you think that was a lie?
@@Themealman I've tutored kids that get much more expensive gifts than that. It's a different world out there
do you normally lie>? if not... then why say that im not going to lie line..., also... 10k for a tent... gtfo!
Cause winners go into life with optimism and positivity!
I love the girls advice with the med spa “nobody is thinking about you so just get out there and do it”
that piece of advice hit hard
I read this comment as she said it 😮 but very true
“Nobody is thinking about you so just get out there and do it.” new mantra
Good work/ life insights …😎
That was my favorite advice
Imagine going to Coachella as a VIP being a gift from your parents BRUH WHAT
literally bro like i’m 20 years old trying to figure out how to buy my lolla tickets
Right!
betcha their parents also pay for their educations
My parents bought my clothes at target. In the 90's BEFORE it was "cool" lol. Definitely jelly. Live it up y'all 😊
@@letacotuesday4342 some of us have to figure it out the hard way unfortunately…
Absolutely love Samara! I am a patient at her medspa. All her girls are extensively trained and they aren’t afraid to turn down a service they don’t think you need.
What's her spa called?
Lies again? Vigrx Plus
Lol I didn't know the girl from the ring gave massages. They must be to die for! 🤣
@@EvolianTiger super late… but Samara medspa in CT! 💗
@@nightmareOlogy it’s a medical spa haha. So it’s skincare & injectables/non-invasive beauty procedures.
I love the girl that said "No one is thinking about you they're all thinking about themselves "!!!! So true!! Go out there and do YOU, stop worrying about what is so and so going to say or think? Who cares!! It's your life not theirs live it because you only have one. ❤
Captain obvious
3:57 honestly happy for this young man, sounds like he worked hard to get where he’s at. And he brings his friend out to enjoy these things with him. Sounds like a great guy
My only knock on that guy is that he really undersells how lucky he is. He might have made it but the vast majority of people who follow his specific kind of path are going to crash and crash HARD. Statistics show that college grads vs dropouts earn significantly more over a lifetime. This isn't saying that college dropouts will fail but that more will fail than succeed. Success like his is incredibly rare and hopefully people who try and make it like him also have backup plans for when they likely fail.
Seemed very level headed. Soild dude I’d say
it honestly made me tear up. such a humble guy, who worked for every he has. i was expecting them to be all stuck up LA kids
@Big Red Nutcase why write it off as luck? Just because the majority fail doesn't mean he made it because he's lucky. He had good ideas and he worked hard to get where he is and that's why he made it
@@mochalatte8202I'm not writing it off as luck but to not mention the huge role luck plays in succeeding as an entrepreneur does everyone a disservice. Lots of people who try and fail are just as smart, kind, thoughtful, and hard working as this guy, some even more so. In small business, you can do everything right and still fail hard thru nothing but luck. it just annoys me that people don't like to acknowledge just huge a fact luck plays in their successes.
As myself working in the Safari Lounge Dinner service, it was pleasure serving every client there this past weekend. The vibes were on and everybody is genuine!
thank you for feeding us!!
@@CompleteProducer Pleasure man! I'll be here this upcoming weekend again! & Possibly StageCoach
Holy heck I recognize you from my highschool(SHHS) , we watching the same vids? HA :) How did you get to work at the festival?
Service was AMAZING! thank you
Luke gave solid advices, business and money is about people, obviously the product/service has to be top notch but if you're good with people your odds of success are much higher. Great video
I am seriously surprised by that first interview... didn't expect such a grounded, level-headed approach. Usually when you think Coachella, you think Insta-Trash, rich kids living off daddys money etc... every one of these people (bar the two rich girls) had important life advice to impart. Great video.
Notice how all the rich people seem happy and "normal"? You can't tell me money doesn't matter in your overall happiness... It makes room in your life to BE happy.
They are away from work drinking and parting. You are seeing the happy version of themselves keep that in mind
Luke is the man, glad he focuses on happiness instead of numbers.
Yup. Loved his mindset. Happiness is the greatest form of success.
If everyone is paying attention, Coachella is the place to be when it comes to music Festivals! (It's the KING of All Music Festivals) Keep in mind, up and coming artist who gets invited, (because you have BE invited to Coachella to perform) when playing normally blows up even more! Anyway this interview was amazing... Why... Because Charlie goes and talks with people who simply gets being free! I love this whole interview! Keep going Charlie! And for those who are loving what these people are doing for a living, it's not to late for you!
you meet the coolest people at Coachella
These people are so humble, they gave genuine advice and were so willing to tell their story. I’m a little ashamed to say that I thought they’d be snobs.
I think a lot of people were in the same boat including myself, but I was relatively surprised by these peoples advice and how many of them really put in a lot of work to get there. Obviously there were a few exceptions like the student girls who seemed a bit out of touch.
Same ! I thought this video was going to be so cringe, but these people really surprised me. Humbled me, shouldn't judge people off of preconceived notions.
a lot of them are, those are the ones that don't want to be in the video.
nah lukes advice at the end about just having fun is a bit snobby because he literally stated he doesnt think about what he makes. If you are a normal average blue collar worker you do have to think about how much you make you cant just be like I have money left over I can splurge. Regular people need to determine just how much they can splurge because most saving go into either an emergency fund or for retirement.
they learned how to say all the right things so the poors dont revolt
Props to Nikki & John working their way up to Coachella Safari Campgrounds!
Everyone seems really genuine and stoked to be there, but not bragging like crazy on their wealth. Those being interviewed all had amazing vibes!
Yeah working their way up was super cool to hear!
Yea one thing she got wrong though is Drake most definitely did NOT start at the bottom, lol
This video was surprisingly insightful and inspirational. I did not expect so much wise advice from people just chillin at music festival.
Money brings education
Educated people have money
Class is built not bought
You both sound just as stuck up as the people in the video 😂
@@nicjaime5904 kinda funny that’s your takeaway when most of them said they dropped out of college. But I think self education, which rarely takes much money just your spare time and dedication, is definitely valuable and can transform your life financially.
Loved it!!
Maybe humans I. General are more rich nowdays . 50 years ago 15000 for festival would be crqzy
I worked Coachella as an assistant audio engineer this year. The money spent on this festival is crazy! I can see why it’s so expensive. Not to mention the $117,000 sound ordinance fine they have to pay because they broke curfew all three nights
😂😅
stop the cap
*Indio officials have entered the chat* I bet Indio officials were on-site counting every second over curfew. Can we consider Coachella a non-profit production. It’s great the fine is earmarked for Indio’s general fund!
So cool! Who asked?! No one.
@@Themancoastin9 fr ain’t nobody gaf
That's cool my husband works there too setting up stages and stuff
To everyone saying how hard working and nice these people are, most of their jobs is literally talking people up to buy things or managing someone else's stuff. IE They are used to appearing nice and relatable. Ethan literally talked about using other rich friends to get there, which is exactly what these people are best at, making connections and talking people up. And image how nice your life would be if you had $500,000 yearly, or could afford $20,000 monthly rent, or had parents that could afford a $20,000 'gift'. You'd probably be a pretty care free and happy go lucky person too... Not to take away from anyone who DID work hard to get there, but anyone saying all these people worked to get there is a literal stretch of reality.
Usually selling people crap they don't need or actually want but weak minds are victim to marketing
I like what the couple said at 13:40. Success didn't just happen. They had to work their way up to it. They spent years in different jobs that aligned with their goals. They remained driven and found success after years of hard work. Success doesn't happen over night.
I appreciate that he asked EVERYBODY thoughtful questions, not just the people who paid for themselves. I had to stop myself from judging too hard a few times and was pleasantly surprised by each interview!
I have never seen a behind-the-scenes look at Coachella before and I find it incredibly interesting. Thank you so much for uploading this because I don't think us normal people would ever know any of this if not for you 💕
Truth!
SAMARA!!!! I love her so much. Her med spa and the people that work there are just so incredible. I’ve always loved her services and talking with her. So happy to see her in this.❤❤❤
That's awesome!!
I'm glad he sat down to talk to her when he realised that it was HER not HIM that was the driving force. It just goes to show that people always assume the man is the business. Luke did well there to acknowledge Samara! That's a strong man
@@YourGirlDeee I love the way you said that. He is a very strong secure man for sending the interview and acknowledgement his wife’s way.
So many people get it wrong what it means to be a strong man. Sometimes that means doing what’s best for your family, like letting your wife chase her dreams and supporting her while she does it whether that’s financially until she has you or being a stay at home dad, because we all know being a parent is the hardest job in the world, especially being a good one.
I don’t know them personally, but I love a real life power couple!
Wishing the best for you and yours 😊
You're a great interviewer and these people are great at answering questions too!! Everyone is so kind and humble. I love the questions that you ask and I like how they are not all the same questions, you asked them based on who they are and I assume maybe the conversations that was not in the video. This also makes me want to stay at the Safari campgrounds haha
Totally!!
Here’s my $11,000 room, there’s my $15 swimming pool, and $50 mini-fridge.
The woman who owns the med spa gave me chills! I’m currently on my education endeavor, licensed esthetician now I’m in school for my MT license!
The guy with heart glasses was the best vibe and has the right idea about life. That man is truly living 🙌🏽
@MyNameIs he’s a rich kid by his own means and managed to do multiple businesses under his real estate
Ya I got the impression this is a family business and he works when he wants that’s why he didn’t comment on how much he makes.
Yasssss ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Luke was definitely my favorite out of all of them. I love how he really believes in himself and his team and invests in his team.
Also he seems really fun person
So do you invest in your team?
I wonder how many of them used daddy and mommy’s money to start which most don’t have
@@Noneofyourbusinessbro its normal, ppl come from different backgrounds
Very solid questions and incredibly insightful answers. I really didn't expect interviews at a music concert to be so uplifting and inspiring. Thank you for the really interesting watch.
I really loved these interviews charlie, not that cheezy questions or bad vibes to the person who is being interviewed because they have a lot of money.
Keep it up 👏🏽
I enjoy the interview with Luke. He's super chilled and open. His aura is calm as well. And he's very right about socializing. You just gotta push yourself out, just like Charlie did in this interview hahah. Also, luv how Luke invests back into his team.
Nice to see fellow nurses doing well. The thing with nursing is that there are so many avenues you can take to make yourself succeed.
What avenues ? Lol. Nursing is nursing. Very tough to pivot do anything else. Would need to go back into school for MPH or MBA if you want to work for a corporation.
@nick Stanley as in going into cosmetics, teaching, travel nursing, operation, medical floor, outpatient, inpatient, intensive care, pharmaceuticals. Some nurses transition to law and do medical malpractice law. Some become nurse practitioners and work under a physician or open up a private practice. Others choose to work a 9=5 in an urgent care. Others choose to work part time 24 hours a week and choose to open up a small business with funds. Ive met a lot of travel nurses who get into real estate and property management when they become familiar with a travel location. Major companies like tesla hire nurses on site for major operations. Some nurses do flight transport or medical transport. So yes, plenty of avenues depending on what you want to
@@djzaki I’m a PA in a huge family filled with nurses and doctors. Travel/clinics nurses are the most common and I have a big circle of health care workers. A lot of them that wants to work in different “avenues” and industries end up going back to school to major in something else or get an MBA and pivot away from nursing in general. It’s high labor & demanding job.
Anybody can do real estate with the right mindset and time. my brother works from home in a cushy job and has his real estate portfolio and helps me manage my properties as well.
Nursing is very difficult to go into and such a hassle these days. Entry pay is also very dog water right now with terrible hours. Out of most health care fields, The burn out is probably at the highest with nursing.
the people's responses were honestly not what I was expecting- it was really cool to see that hard work really does pay off!
Love the varieties of professions as well
The guy with the pink heart shades was spot on. Communicating & putting yourself out there is so important. A lot off people get job promotions this way & not necessarily due to education or skillset.
This video gave me so much value and life philosophies in such a fun laid back way. As a recovering workaholic and an entrepreneur (and huge dreamer, wanna be a global talkshow host), I NEEDED this
Hi Charlie, this is my first video of yours that I've watched. As someone who struggles with ADHD and constantly distracting myself, this video really held my attention! I watched the whole thing, and enjoyed every bit of it. It really felt much shorter than 27 minutes. (I find myself struggling with being attentive towards 5-10 minute videos sometimes.) I appreciate how honest you were when you shared how you can get nervous before interviews, and through the warming-up you were able to turn that into content too. I can't wait to see what content you drop in the future! Subscribed!
Thank you isaac!!! Glad you enjoyed the video
Clearly, you’re watching the wrong videos. Not everybody can have Charlie’s content.
I’m an aspiring nurse about to enter nursing school. Hearing Samara talk about getting her MSN, grinding it out in the emergency dept., and opening up a med spa was so inspiring.
I love to see it. 💜✨
She is fantastic! I’m so impressed.
get ready for sleepless nights 🙌 aim your way to become a travel nurse if you want to pursue a beautiful career. California pays very well and people always say that it’s expensive to live here, but the paycheck speaks for itself. Been a TN for 15 years, making around 265 post tax the past few years. 432k post tax during the covid years. A very successful life is coming to you 😁
I watched this video expecting to hate all of these people but came away really enjoying hearing everyone's story. Nice to see young entrepreneurs working hard and hustling.
Lol almost none of these people tell you where their starter cash came from - not trying to be negative but like not every business succeeds
@@electroCon5445 samara was sorta open about it, sayin that she funneled her disposable income and such. but yeah, i can imagine that most of them arent open bout it but thats also up to them to decide. something i find useful is that you have to learn to manage your finances, and that it helps you in life alot
That first guy was mad chill and genuine, like someone who doesn't really care that they have money
I liked how most of the advice and skills answers were actually really good. I noticed some of the guests were silly but then when it came down to giving out advice, they got serious. I love that
I really appreciate you telling us that you get nervous before each interview... but you did it anyway! Very inspiring; thank you for sharing 🙌🏾
Yeah for this video I wanted to humanize it a bit and give some backstory - people normally don't understand or see how tough it can be
@@CharlieChang thank you!
Yes! Loved his moment of transparency. That made me subscribe.
It's interesting how you sad you get nervous doing these interviews because I never would've guessed. You're a fantastic interviewer and ask really great questions! I was not expecting to be inspired by their answers but they were all so wholesome and it completely blew me away! Keep up the great work! :)
You’re too kind!!!
You can tell from the voice but he still does a good job interviewing
@@CharlieChang You're already a major inspiration for me and I just found your channel haha - excited to watch more :)
I dropped out of college after the first year and have always felt like a bit of a failure for that. Hearing several successful people that have gone through the same experience while still coming out on top, is just so reassuring.
College does not mean success! My husband has a master and makes 60k , his father has a plumbing certification and makes 250k yearly…
I regret and wish I didn’t go to college. You end up with more debt and the pay isn’t worth it afterwards.
@@Quackadoodle335 This is the reality I see amongst my friends and myself. It's really made me anti-college for most subjects. Not all subjects of course.
Yeah but you gotta realise that most of these 'dropouts' and 'hustlers' have connections or rich family to leverage
One of the very few videos that I clicked like before even finishing… loved the vibes of everything in this video. Felt like I was part of the convo interacting with these sweet souls. Definitely feel indescribably inspired. On that note, where’s the love button?
the first guy's answer to "how do you make money" was literally "by selling people things, products that they like." How insightful and specific lol 😂
The lady in the pink bikini surprised and inspired me! I have been a nurse for a long time and to see her talk about her grind and how she chased that dream… I know she worked her ass off for that.
This is what Ramit Sethi talks about - you design what "your rich life" looks like and you skimp in other areas that you don't care about. Not everyone is down to spend 10K on a festival, but some would, so boom. To teach their own. 🔥
Really respect Christian being so supportive and uplifting of his partner Samara. Couple goals, I want a partner that supports me like that. ❤
Ben was so nice! He seems like an awesome person! Idk he just seemed the most relate and down to earth.
Honestly everyone you talked to seemed very warm and loved how they said we need to be kinder to each other! That’s so true !
I cried mainly about every person's advice and experience. I feel encouraged to reach my goal and passion for what I've been planning.
Luke is so inspiring “if u want to be success don’t scare of the risk and believe in yourself 🙌🏼
I’m not surprised these people are so humble!! These are usually the type of people you meet at festivals and that’s why I love festivals ♥️♥️♥️
Charlie this was amazing. Such incredible advice from different kinds of successful people. Which is so rare to get on a daily. Loved it so much.
Have rich parents, get a rich significant other, drop out of college, have roommates until your 35+, don't buy a house, and go to clubs to grow your network..... GOT IT! I'm moving to LA!!!!
Not gonna lie this video might of changed my life , im steuggling now because i had a car accident and now im more motivated to break the chain and grow as a person more. Thank you for this video ❤
“it’s going to feel like so much work” nothing but facts. work takes up so much of our time. I personally love what I do so during those tough times i don’t really care that much bc i truly enjoy it. Couldn’t imagine working a job that I dreaded/hated that is my biggest fear in life lol
I agree - if you get fulfillment from work then that is an amazing thing
"i'm just going to happy and go where life takes me" these people are both successful in their professional life and spiritual life. love that they can enjoy life and they never have to worry about not being able to not afford something
This is amazing, Charlie! I learned different points of view from successful people. Very inspiring!
Children of successful people with big bank accounts lol
@@sponkmcdonk3898 jealous much? Other than the two students who got their trip gifted from their parents, not a single person said anything about getting help from successful parents 🙄
I kinda thought it would be a video of people showing off how much they can pay for stuff but the interview questions were so good. Less about what you have and more of what you learned and what you wanna teach. Awesome
I love that you went deep enough in the interviews to get some good insights. Too many interviewers seem to be going for number of interviews instead of trying to learn and share meaningful information.
I wish more channels were like this. This, to me, is realistic and not some get rich quick bs. It's very hands on. These people are strong mentally. They are leaders without question. None of them seemed like assholes, but very people oriented. Great video.
2:50 "Winners never quit, and quiters never win."
"Did you go college?"
"I'm a college dropout."
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I guess quitting college to do nothing would be pretty terrible, but quitting to build something can make sense imo
he didn't quit chasing his dreams. college wasn't part of the formula for him to win.
Honestly very surprised of how nice and open all of these people are, great vid
“Your valuable. Act like it.” Truer words have never been spoken. Treat yourself well and have something you are working towards.
Gotta love how when rich people stay in tents and tiny houses it’s classy and an experience worth paying $$$$$ for…but when people who live in tents because they lost their homes or live in trailer homes it’s looked at as “trashy”. 😂
Fax
Luke (heart glasses) is very quoted worth. "when you believe so much in yourself, you don't see it (starting a business) as a risk"
I think you forgot to say that the tents also come with access to rich people and potential business contacts. So it's a networking opportunity that can result in making a lot of money.
I did the hotel package this year and it was not that bad. You don’t have to go outside for the bathroom and it comes with VIP passes.
yeah but the shuttles and walking out of coachella isn’t worth it
@@liasueyoshi walking to the shuttles isn’t really a hassle at all
@@RunningToNotBeSeen it took me an hour and a half to get out of chella… so yes it is a hassle
The 20 year old girls, they literally are going to UCLA as an out of state student and got $10k as a bday gift. Rich family/parents, not sure I would trust 20 year olds advice personally. But I live the way this video is done and its really neat that we get to see this.
Nikki & John were the ones! Hahaha! That honesty! Going to Coachella in all forms and they finally dropping 🎶 "some money dropping all my money drop some money all this bread so yummy" 🎶
I loved this interview Charlie. You asked incredible questions. Thank you for having the courage to make this video and sharing it with us man. 🙏🙏🙏
Most of these people if not all are either business owners or are self employed. Guys entrepreneurship is GOLD
Did you just realize this? Lol You go to work and make other ppl's dream come true, why not work for your own dreams to come true? While you're stuck doing a 9-5, your bosses are at Coachella enjoying their life bc they made their dream come true. Time for ppl to start making their dreams and goals happen.
Thank you so much for a video like this! I always love watching these and getting to learn from others on how they got to where they are!😇
Glad you enjoyed the vid Shelby!
It would be great to see the percentage breakdown of nepo babies, con artists, and genuine hardworking entrepreneurs from this sample.
THE BLONE IN THE PINK SWIMSUIT WAS LEGIT. LOVE THE GOOD ADVICE FROM HER, YOU CAN TELL SHES THE REAL DEAL..NOT DADDYS MONEY LIKE SOME TYPES OF WEALTHY PEOPLE..
This was a great video, very inspiring, surprisingly each person was so authentic and really shared how they did it.
Though I’m curious where the first entrepreneur got the seed money?
Wow, what I thought would be a big eye roll was, and this rarely happens to me, was positively surprised...wonderful interviews, insightful and you got them to give great responses. Very valuable info for youngsters
I thought all these people would be super privileged, but all these people are genuinely hard workers with valuable advise.
Pleasantly surprised by the people you interviewed. I think I speak for most of us when I say I expected some pretty snobbish, unsavory and out of touch personalities. But tbh they're just hardworking folks who took risks and strategized- they've got advice that's worth hearing and they honestly feel like normal people. I think with media and everything we often see certain groups of people stereotyped in one way and believe it- because of fear, jealousy, or our own egos. Now I'm not denying that those stereotypical people exist, but if you're gunna acknowledge one side of the coin you gotta acknowledge the other as well. Actually it's not even a coin it's like... a kaleidoscope lol people are and will be so different from what our imaginations can mold. This is just another lesson on not making up people in your mind and letting them speak for themselves. Great video, I truly wanna thank you for humanizing these folks! It was nothing but love and good energy emanating from these people
What a great video, I was not expecting such stellar advice. The people you interviewed were very kind to share, and equally you are a great interviewer and mastered the flow to each person. Great job!
All these people were so kind.
Yeah this was probably the highest acceptance rate I've ever had - almost everyone was down and so kind. In Beverly Hills when I made a video like this, it was rough and people were disrespecting me left and right haha
Awesome video, I love the interview videos you do and listening to the wide variety of personalities out there. Very motivating!
Glad you like them!
This video came out at just the right time, can’t wait to watch this while eating 🙌
We hustled hard to get this video out today haha
@@CharlieChang the grind never ends, happy birthday as well 🥳
mood
2:40 "Winners never quit and quitters never win" then goes on to say he quit college. You couldn't make this stuff up. lol
The amount of knowledge/ advice and positivity that resonated here is unreal 💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜
I got a lot of motivation from this video, thank you so much Charlie Chang keep going man
This was incredible, Charlie. Such fantastic advice from various types of successful people. Very motivating!
“How do you look so young?” “I cut out alcohol…during the week.” 😂
The Banana Hammock of Eternal Youth.
Hahahahaha
I love these interview videos. I feel like i’m learning something even when i’m just sitting down and chilling on my day off
I'm so happy you found the med spa lady and the real estate woman because for a second there I thought all we'd get were grind culture bros and nepo babies.
man thank you! this is the 1st time I come across your channel, but I feel like stumbled on gold with all the information and feedback that these entrepreneurs provide.
SamE!
The first guy spent over half his earnings on rent…. To live in… let that sink in.
He had the money
These people were so kind and inspiring. I truly appreciate their words of wisdom!
Everyone in the yurt is older than 40.
A great display of how long it takes to develop your business.
Super cool to see the ppl you interviewed. Idk why i expected to hear a lot more from daddys money type of people but this was very refreshing and inspiring:)