Not a story but I would love to hear what your intrinsic motivators are, if that's not too personal. Also, since most of your viewers are probably pretty young, it'd be awesome if you made a video about college, as in how your college experience was and paved your way to becoming an entrepreneur and how much does it matter in say silicon valley? Because you hear so many people saying that your degree is worthless, yet most ultra-successful individuals attended very prestigious schools, regardless of whether they come from rich families or not.
I always seach for, but never quite find, a highly nuanced, step-by-step story of building a company/brand from literally Day -100 ("I was born and by the time I reached 7 years old, I knew I wanted to be _____." or... "I started to get interested in ???? when I took a class in high school about ???"). Then to Day -10 ("one day, I met this guy at a party and we became friends and we eventually started to talk about building a company"), to Day 1 (very first day taking the very 1st step of Work Day #1 of the business), to Day ??? to Day ??? (during our first ___ year(s), we did this, that and this other stuff and grew out company little by little) to Day ???? ("now that we built this pretty big company and people definitely were starting to notice our company now, this is what we did to build it even more and it became **HUGE**"), to Day ??? ("this is when we knew it would be a good time to sell") to Day ??? (basically, the selling time... which this video covered). What I'm most curious about is hearing about how to start. What did you do literally on Day #1? How much money did it take to start the business? What does Day #1 to Day 365 look like? What specifically did you do to being it from scratch and get it going and to build a bit of momentum to get to Day 365? When did you get your first investor involved? 2nd investor? How much did they invest? Percentage of equity sold for those investors' money? I'd find all that to be a good video. Thanks for this video upload and congrats! Very impressive!
@@carlosmanoba His name is Justin and back when they started he was broadcasting his own life online 24/7. So it was literally a show about his life hence Justin.tv.
I think Amazon had some smart negotiators who saw how tired you were from the previous negotiations and just tried their luck putting some pressure on you while risking to loose the whole deal. In the end I also think it was an incredible deal for everyone and you did the right think. I'm happy for you and the team, you earned it by adding value to millions of people's lives! Thank you for sharing this exciting experience and especially the inspiring take aways!
We came here after watching your incredible interview with Coffeezilla today. This was an incredible video. Your advice at the end of each videos is highly appreciated and very encouraging. We are glad we found your channel and happily subscribed. Thank you for sharing your experience!!!!
Love how Justin is able to tell his stories to us. This is such great content for entrepreneurs that are starting companies. Love this. Keep it up Justin!
What a fucking crazy ass story. What a blessing to be a part of something so incredible Justin. Thank you so much for sharing that with us & I look forward to seeing you upload more content to TH-cam. I had a Justin.tv account and my Twitch account is 9 years old. Been with you since the beginning brother. Congrats!
You understand that this guy lost money by giving up twitch for 1 billion right. Edit 15 billions to be exact. This guy is what its called in the business A SUCKER. Also he got low balled by Amazon a few times. Dont take advice from this guy how to do business. He built a startup maybe take advice for that part.
@@joeroganpodfantasy42 if youre saying this so confidently and acting like you know so much about "business" then why arent you running a billion dollar business instead of writing that comment?
I love how Justin, creator of Twitch, where users have the fanciest cameras and lighting and elaborate backgrounds....and he just uses a random qualy cam with probably natural lighting and you can even tell its getting darker so he does turn on a light :D
Hands down the best video I have watched on TH-cam. As someone who constantly wants more, hearing you say it doesn’t make you any happier than you were before is refreshing. Keep the content coming.
Omg i was just thinking about Justin.tv the other day. We didn’t have cable (ofc) and your app saved me many nights (almost years?) of boredom. Thank you. Glad to see you’re active and I’m happy to subscribe.
So interesting to get those behind-the-scenes stories! We rarely hear those! Could you also make a video about the growth of Twitch and the pivotal moment when things started to change?
Thanks for this very interesting insight! I was one of the first justin tv users back then I think. What you say at 11:25 has a different meaning during the pandemic. For many young people this is not about hitting the next goal or big success anymore - it's about getting anything at all. I know so many people that are struggling right now. Having money as a backup must be the best feeling ever.
Can’t thank you enough for posting this. I’m working on a startup in the UK. this is exactly what I need to watch now. Thank you. Wishing you endless happiness.
Love the final lesson. It's what we are taught in Bhagavad Gita -- "Do your duty, but don't get attached to the results. It might not turn out the way you want."
This is really cool. I didn't even know you had a youtube video. I just ended up searching for your name after watching your interview on Coffeezilla, and here you are. Awesome. This video was very inspiring. Thank you.
Wow, Justin, i’m so mad at myself that i didnt watched your content before. As a big fan of Twitch and being an entrepeneur myself i really appreciate the knowledge you’re sharing! Thank you so much. Wish i could have you as my business coach!
Your content is extremely valuable. Even for me a 14 year old investor. It is honestly unbelievable that you don’t have wayyy more subscribers, because the content you make is so much more valuable than a large majority of the stuff on YT. Definitely underrated.
@@lennarthummer7307 Yeah he's obviously running a successful hedge fund. By any means is he investing is 20$ weekly allocation in a bike to deliver the newspapers
Found your channel after seeing you on coffeezilla. Wish I knew about venture capital when I was younger starting my companies. Great content. Keep it up. What a legend.
late saying this but you hit the nail on the head PEACE and HAPPINESS this is where KNOWLEDGE after its ultra ego meets the humble and always reliable WISDOM
Congratulations on your success, you seem very down to earth and humble... I'm inspired! Thanks for sharing your experiences through the awesome videos you make. Keep killing it!
I just can imagine his reaction seeing the money transferred to his bank account balance.... waaaaaah!!!! I also want to go through the same situation :'(
@@Omar-kl3xp one where you own your own business that's what. you don't just get handed money for doing nothing. working hard and put yourself in the best situations to meet people and make connections is the best way to become financially successful
justin, selling your company for almost $1B is amazing, but the real amazing thing is you sharing your wisdom at the end (priceless!) Thank you. I hope I get to shake your hand one day, I came 1000 feet away from you once when you were doing a Q@A at one of the events I went.
@@neopabo yes there are a lot of loopholes they use to avoid taxes. Another way is to transfer X amount of shares to a shareholders partner as they will get a tax break
Justin I am loving your videos! It's incredible to see how humble and down to earth you are, thank you for helping to create the best streaming platform out there
Ok. Let me get this straight The very reason why they didnt sell to yahoo was to keep it in gaming But looking at twitch now, i can tell yahoo deal would have been better😂
The key lesson on intrinsic/internal motivation is so important, as I'm just learning that now. I'm not rich or have all of the money in the world, but I've been in a burnout rut for a long time and been finding it hard to get motivated to do anything at all. I've slowly found most things that kept me doing my current job to be externally motivated (e.g. money, status, fame, societal pressure, etc.). It proved unsustainable. I'm still trying to figure things out. Hope to hear more stories and more life advices.
TH-cam algo brought me here, this channel is really a gem. You seem to be a genuine person glad it worked out so well for you, your passion is contagious. I followed the twitch story somewhat closely although I'm not into gaming that much anymore. My career ended with cs 1.6 and nowadays crypto absorbs most of my spare time besides work. Kinda still connected to gaming since I invested in various nft / gaming solutions. The future is exciting keep up your content. It's exciting listing to a unicorn. Also really interesting part about the intrinsic motivation. I imagine it's hard for most to comprehend unless you didn't really experience it yourself.
I mean... if someone wants to buy your company, that already signals you that you're company will be worth more than you get... he has good reasoning for selling
I think you are right about motivators, I also think a mindset shift to adding value to the world justifies the grind, and can make you excited day to day. Changing the world for the better, one step at a time. Great story.
Wow truth vs reality! Thank you Justin for sharing something that most will probably never experience at a billion but yet can aspire to at different levels.
Genuine question: Why do the female Twitch streamers seem to have a free pass when it comes to breaking Twitch guidelines while males seem to be getting permanent bans for lesser violations? Without naming names, they still streams after animal abuse, nudity (multiple instances.
@@bendover-bz4bc Selling a company doesn't mean you lose the simp management or employees, rather you retain the employees tp ensure smooth functioning.
Interesting take on the last part. I came to the same conclusion after battling with depression. I got accepted into a top med school, something I had been working towards my entire life. Attended for a few years, became depressed since my only motivation was just getting into med school, not actually being a doctor. Dumb, I know. It’s like I got lost in thinking I will become a doctor and I never truly thought of how exactly my life would be as a doctor. Lost everything while going through depression. Then I realized that having something that keeps you present and fulfillment in your everyday life is the key to happiness. Sure money can buy you comfort and temporary happiness since it gifts you the opportunity to explore your fantasies which in turn make you present in your everyday life. After the exploration phase though if you have nothing in your everyday life that keeps you present and gives you healthy fulfillment you will not be happy, no matter how rich or fortunate you are.
Love telling these behind-the-scenes stories. What other stories should I tell on my channel?
Any plans to be a.....centibillionaire? 👀
Not a story but I would love to hear what your intrinsic motivators are, if that's not too personal.
Also, since most of your viewers are probably pretty young, it'd be awesome if you made a video about college, as in how your college experience was and paved your way to becoming an entrepreneur and how much does it matter in say silicon valley? Because you hear so many people saying that your degree is worthless, yet most ultra-successful individuals attended very prestigious schools, regardless of whether they come from rich families or not.
I’d love to hear how you identify and pursue opportunity. Does a hobby become a business? What in the past have you chosen to not pursue?
Talk about future companies or ideas or hopes/dreams you have for your life.
I always seach for, but never quite find, a highly nuanced, step-by-step story of building a company/brand from literally Day -100 ("I was born and by the time I reached 7 years old, I knew I wanted to be _____." or... "I started to get interested in ???? when I took a class in high school about ???"). Then to Day -10 ("one day, I met this guy at a party and we became friends and we eventually started to talk about building a company"), to Day 1 (very first day taking the very 1st step of Work Day #1 of the business), to Day ??? to Day ??? (during our first ___ year(s), we did this, that and this other stuff and grew out company little by little) to Day ???? ("now that we built this pretty big company and people definitely were starting to notice our company now, this is what we did to build it even more and it became **HUGE**"), to Day ??? ("this is when we knew it would be a good time to sell") to Day ??? (basically, the selling time... which this video covered).
What I'm most curious about is hearing about how to start. What did you do literally on Day #1? How much money did it take to start the business? What does Day #1 to Day 365 look like? What specifically did you do to being it from scratch and get it going and to build a bit of momentum to get to Day 365? When did you get your first investor involved? 2nd investor? How much did they invest? Percentage of equity sold for those investors' money? I'd find all that to be a good video.
Thanks for this video upload and congrats! Very impressive!
Damn this was so good
@Elvis I thought this was the wasteman section? 🤔
@@JustinKanTV the man of culture showing us some girls nice
Ali 🏇🏇🏇
"Hmm... I should probably turn 2 factory authentication on my bank account" Hahaha that got me really hard. Awesome video!
Drumev here?
An entrepreneur tricker?
@@kirayy Haha, yes.
2 factory?
Might wanna rephrase that 🤣
U sus asf
So I’m casually watching someone with less than 10k on TH-cam, but he is one of the founders of Twitch? How awesome is that!
Pog
How is he so poor ??
@@dntcare5182 poor ?? One search on google would show he’s worth 100 million.
@@dntcare5182 says who?
@Daan Made in Holland thts not unheard of, it would be terrible tho lol
2011: Justin TV
2021: Justin TH-camTV
Sir please make a video how you came up with Justin.tv name. Was it because of Justin Bieber?
@@carlosmanoba Are you a Moron or a dick?
@@carlosmanoba His name is Justin and back when they started he was broadcasting his own life online 24/7. So it was literally a show about his life hence Justin.tv.
This was so good. Chasing 'success' is a moving target.
Please keep uploading, thats some really good content!
Love the content Justin. Keep it up!
Dude it’s not fucking good at all. It’s fucking fire!!!
*Hey Kyle, Miguel Pablo exploited that you’re NOT a Bitcoin millionaire and that you’re fake as fck... sad to hear that* 😔
@@pavanmeka3925 transparency ... Has Justing Kan articulated his statement about megacorpos potentially being uncontrolled and consuming competition?
@@JustinKanTV Brent Smith your coach?
Finally. A real entrepreneur talking about entrepreneurship.
literally the founder of twitch, this channel will blow up
This was great! Really appreciated the inside look!
sethhhhhhh
I think Amazon had some smart negotiators who saw how tired you were from the previous negotiations and just tried their luck putting some pressure on you while risking to loose the whole deal. In the end I also think it was an incredible deal for everyone and you did the right think. I'm happy for you and the team, you earned it by adding value to millions of people's lives! Thank you for sharing this exciting experience and especially the inspiring take aways!
*thing
Yup, just googled. Twitch is now worth $15 B
Alexa was listening to them talk.
Amazon is ruthless
I love your energy and the way you speak man. Thanks for sharing these stories. Looking forward to more of your tips and vids
Gay boy! You "love" how other men speak?
What a warm, confident, masculine voice! I could listen to him talk about anything for days.
This story is definitely worthy of a Hollywood movie. If I was a big studio, I'd surely reach out to Justin.
while watching this it reminded me of silicon valley show.
Why make a movie out of the twitch story vs any other $1B+ exit? Instagram for instance
@@mikecantreed probably because Justin stories may resonate more with the general public
Pretty surreal to see an startup rockstar like you talking to us on a YT channel! Much appreciated, looking forward to more videos! :D
We came here after watching your incredible interview with Coffeezilla today. This was an incredible video. Your advice at the end of each videos is highly appreciated and very encouraging. We are glad we found your channel and happily subscribed. Thank you for sharing your experience!!!!
I’m here because of coffeezilla as well! Refreshing content that’s for sure what a gem. ☺️
Love how Justin is able to tell his stories to us. This is such great content for entrepreneurs that are starting companies. Love this. Keep it up Justin!
Please do not stop sharing these stories, this is epic.
I don't deserve 2-factor authentication...
😂 me neither
I HAVE 2-factor authentication 😎 it's mandated by law in India 😔
😂😂😂 well said
i got 2 factor auth... i gotta protect that $0.39 with all i got.
Lmaooooo
What a fucking crazy ass story. What a blessing to be a part of something so incredible Justin. Thank you so much for sharing that with us & I look forward to seeing you upload more content to TH-cam. I had a Justin.tv account and my Twitch account is 9 years old. Been with you since the beginning brother. Congrats!
I feel like we're all here watching at the beginning of the next big TH-cam channel in the very early stages 🚀
Yep
He’s amazing.
Great video, thanks for taking us on the ride!
For someone at such a high level, I love how interactive Justin is in the comments!
Thanks for sharing man. Looking forward to more videos
Wow the fact you’re sharing all these lessons with us for free makes you an absolute real one 💪🏾 instant subscribe from me
Is this the only legit youtuber giving advice who's actually rich.
Very correct
You understand that this guy lost money by giving up twitch for 1 billion right.
Edit 15 billions to be exact.
This guy is what its called in the business A SUCKER.
Also he got low balled by Amazon a few times.
Dont take advice from this guy how to do business. He built a startup maybe take advice for that part.
@@joeroganpodfantasy42 he is also the guy who didn’t take TH-cams offer for 1/10 of what he got. Easy to say what you’re saying now afterwards
@@joeroganpodfantasy42 if youre saying this so confidently and acting like you know so much about "business" then why arent you running a billion dollar business instead of writing that comment?
@@joeroganpodfantasy42 you’re talking as if you’ve sold anything in ur life worth the same value 😂😂
I love how Justin, creator of Twitch, where users have the fanciest cameras and lighting and elaborate backgrounds....and he just uses a random qualy cam with probably natural lighting and you can even tell its getting darker so he does turn on a light :D
Great to see you on TH-cam!
ABOUT TIME!
Welcome, my friend. This is the way.
Man, there's just something so wholesome about your story telling - loved this story!
Justin he's so humble and down to earth then he can make any mistek NOT a mistek. sorry about my awefull English
This is an insane story, anxiety levels must've been through the roof!
Hands down the best video I have watched on TH-cam. As someone who constantly wants more, hearing you say it doesn’t make you any happier than you were before is refreshing. Keep the content coming.
entertaining and informational idk why your channel hasn't blown up yet
2nd video of Justin I came across today, man your transparency and wisdom are just mind blowing... Thank you for such valuable content.
Let's take a moment to appreciate how humble you are
Seeing as that extra money didn’t make him happier, I’m sure he gave it all to charity ; )
@@gabrielhauschildt9041 bro he got like 100 million
Omg i was just thinking about Justin.tv the other day. We didn’t have cable (ofc) and your app saved me many nights (almost years?) of boredom. Thank you. Glad to see you’re active and I’m happy to subscribe.
So interesting to get those behind-the-scenes stories! We rarely hear those! Could you also make a video about the growth of Twitch and the pivotal moment when things started to change?
Thanks for this very interesting insight! I was one of the first justin tv users back then I think. What you say at 11:25 has a different meaning during the pandemic. For many young people this is not about hitting the next goal or big success anymore - it's about getting anything at all. I know so many people that are struggling right now. Having money as a backup must be the best feeling ever.
Found you from TikTok, appreciate the gems for future entrepreneurs!
Can’t thank you enough for posting this. I’m working on a startup in the UK. this is exactly what I need to watch now. Thank you. Wishing you endless happiness.
Thank you for making this!
Wow That was mind-blowing
go up fall down... again and again
“Don’t get attached to certain results” 👊🏾🔥🔥
Love the final lesson. It's what we are taught in Bhagavad Gita -- "Do your duty, but don't get attached to the results. It might not turn out the way you want."
Dude imagine twitch being in the hands of Yahoo right now. It'd be buried right with Tumblr. So glad the deal didn't fall through.
What a shame it didn't happen
I have chills beginning the video... I finally found someone who I can relate to. One day I'll get there!
Cool story and message - Subscribed for more!
jelli belli peet rat gumi Candiii
This is really cool. I didn't even know you had a youtube video. I just ended up searching for your name after watching your interview on Coffeezilla, and here you are. Awesome. This video was very inspiring. Thank you.
Damn this guy is so chill! And fucking succesfull
Wow, Justin, i’m so mad at myself that i didnt watched your content before. As a big fan of Twitch and being an entrepeneur myself i really appreciate the knowledge you’re sharing! Thank you so much. Wish i could have you as my business coach!
Your content is extremely valuable. Even for me a 14 year old investor. It is honestly unbelievable that you don’t have wayyy more subscribers, because the content you make is so much more valuable than a large majority of the stuff on YT. Definitely underrated.
You lucky to be into that at such a young age. Look into bitcoin and DeFi. DeFi will transform a lot of things
Well you can see that he started really posting like 3 weeks ago. This is an incredibly undervalued channel that is bound to blow up really soon.
14 yo investor?
@@lennarthummer7307 Yeah he's obviously running a successful hedge fund. By any means is he investing is 20$ weekly allocation in a bike to deliver the newspapers
Look into roth ira's... you'll be a tax free millionaire in 30-40 years.. good luck! You have an amazing start!!!!
Amazing, thank you Justin, your channel is like a whole MBA and Life Coaching at the same time. Please keep up the great content you are providing!
Love the video!
Great perspectives at the end as well
Happy Friday!
Liking the colabs you have done with others on here, It's how i got here and thank you for the content.
The burning man event looks like Russfest from the silicon valley show😂
lmao his startup life seems like the silicon valley show 🤣🤣
🤣🔥
It's the other way around
Found your channel after seeing you on coffeezilla. Wish I knew about venture capital when I was younger starting my companies. Great content. Keep it up. What a legend.
When you broke down how your billion dollar company sale was conflicting with going to burning man I had to x out.
LOL
Just shows how humble he is
@@spazz2019 Actually it shows how much he trusts Emmet to take care of things.
This is seriously my newest favorite channel now. Thank you for sharing these stories on TH-cam Justin!
I subbed just because you seem like a down to earth chill dude. Id have a beer with you anyday!
late saying this but you hit the nail on the head PEACE and HAPPINESS this is where KNOWLEDGE after its ultra ego meets the humble and always reliable WISDOM
In the last 2 years I've had 2 failed startups. This is my third attempt. This video just gave me some kinda motivation I needed. Not sure how
Wish u all the best for ur start-up👍👍... Startup is a kind of addiction...it wont let u sleep till u achieve ur goals..
@@vinaybhat7670 That is so true!!! Thank you brother.
What did you tired to do and at which stage you failed?
You’ll make it happen man. Don’t dare give up.
Congratulations on your success, you seem very down to earth and humble... I'm inspired! Thanks for sharing your experiences through the awesome videos you make. Keep killing it!
I just can imagine his reaction seeing the money transferred to his bank account balance.... waaaaaah!!!! I also want to go through the same situation :'(
Go work hard and maybe you could
@@yoshi105 lol what job are they going to pay you millions in your account ?
@@Omar-kl3xp one where you own your own business that's what. you don't just get handed money for doing nothing. working hard and put yourself in the best situations to meet people and make connections is the best way to become financially successful
As an entrepreneur, it is so good and refreshing to listen to your story. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.
Justin is one of the most down to earth multimillionaire I've ever heard of!! So inspiring!
justin, selling your company for almost $1B is amazing, but the real amazing thing is you sharing your wisdom at the end (priceless!) Thank you. I hope I get to shake your hand one day, I came 1000 feet away from you once when you were doing a Q@A at one of the events I went.
so inspiring!
Great advice! Playa is the best place to have received that news. That itself is a sign. So happy for you!
Amazon are savages. Came in at the end and offered the lowest price
Art of the deal my dude... Art of the deal..
They probably have the best lawyers outthere. While Yahoo... well, keep being Yahoo! 🤦
@@MFKaradayiEnglish yahoo can never get it right.
Lowest price? What u mean
@@MattGarcyaDC Amazon knew the company was much more than a billion dollars
It was an empire waiting for the right ownership
Wow. After years and years ... Nice to see und hear you talking.
Idk if it’s too deep but would be interesting to hear more about your take on motivation & the hedonic treadmill!
He just posted it today!
@@codingpointers cheers for the heads up :)
Thank you Justin this is really inspiring
This is so dope! You’re literally living a Silicone Valley episode!😂😂
Jin yang on steroids
I really appreciated that first tip in particular, as well as the entire story in general. Great video, Justin.
When you sold the company you obviously got your % of the $970 MM. and from that % did you have to pay taxes for it ?
Yes of course. Now it depends how the company was set up and yourself. So now It could be anywhere from 12% to 50%
They can get stock options instead of cash. So technically no taxes?
@@neopabo yes there are a lot of loopholes they use to avoid taxes. Another way is to transfer X amount of shares to a shareholders partner as they will get a tax break
Very nice. Im glad for your path. Ive discovered this several years ago so its good to see others on it as well.
The audio is way better. The music is at the right volume.
a tad lower will still be good for the beginning intro
i get a good positive energy from watching this. great content, great advises n great information.
Imagine getting that bank transfer while at a friend's wedding in Italy must be nice...
He worked for it
@@jabadahutwilson6115 yes
Why the "...." looks almost sarcastic or jelous. The man deserves his achievement.
@@Onkelicious it’s definitely jealousy yes
please dont stop uploading. This was like reading one those best sellers but way better!
Keep uploading :)
Great content!
This is one of the best channels on TH-cam. I so much love your channel.
Moments before closing a $970B deal with Amazon, you realize there's no WiFi at Burning Man...just made my head explode 😆
MOAR storytime please Justin :) Awesome, thanks for sharing!!!
Hey Justin. I love how Theta Network is doing great things and growing immensely.
Are you excited too? :)
Justin I am loving your videos! It's incredible to see how humble and down to earth you are, thank you for helping to create the best streaming platform out there
dude this guy is worth 100 million $, and he's this humble damn respecttttt. o7
You're an amazing storyteller! I laughed so hard and learned at the same time. Thanks for sharing!♥ From Argentina.
Yahoo always change their mind. Just like when yahoo deny to buy google
Thank you for this. Learnt a lot!
Ok.
Let me get this straight
The very reason why they didnt sell to yahoo was to keep it in gaming
But looking at twitch now, i can tell yahoo deal would have been better😂
The key lesson on intrinsic/internal motivation is so important, as I'm just learning that now. I'm not rich or have all of the money in the world, but I've been in a burnout rut for a long time and been finding it hard to get motivated to do anything at all. I've slowly found most things that kept me doing my current job to be externally motivated (e.g. money, status, fame, societal pressure, etc.). It proved unsustainable. I'm still trying to figure things out. Hope to hear more stories and more life advices.
Soo yahoo was kinda right about expanding it to talk shows /fashion.
Just like how art/just chatting/irl are now😂
they def would have fucked it up though
yahoo would probably full fill twitch with ads, i'm glad they didn't bought
@@walber33 twitch are no any better anyways🤣
TH-cam algo brought me here, this channel is really a gem. You seem to be a genuine person glad it worked out so well for you, your passion is contagious. I followed the twitch story somewhat closely although I'm not into gaming that much anymore. My career ended with cs 1.6 and nowadays crypto absorbs most of my spare time besides work. Kinda still connected to gaming since I invested in various nft / gaming solutions. The future is exciting keep up your content. It's exciting listing to a unicorn. Also really interesting part about the intrinsic motivation. I imagine it's hard for most to comprehend unless you didn't really experience it yourself.
The investor who said to draw back the deal because the Twitch will be more valuable in future - He was true..you guys should have listened him.
If that’s your take you understood nothing out of this video
I mean... if someone wants to buy your company, that already signals you that you're company will be worth more than you get... he has good reasoning for selling
Who could say if they could've done it without Amazon?
I think you are right about motivators, I also think a mindset shift to adding value to the world justifies the grind, and can make you excited day to day. Changing the world for the better, one step at a time. Great story.
9:12 “Hmm I should probably turn on 2fa”
Wow truth vs reality! Thank you Justin for sharing something that most will probably never experience at a billion but yet can aspire to at different levels.
Genuine question: Why do the female Twitch streamers seem to have a free pass when it comes to breaking Twitch guidelines while males seem to be getting permanent bans for lesser violations? Without naming names, they still streams after animal abuse, nudity (multiple instances.
You need to ask Amazon that.
lol
Watch the fucking video, he sold the company, go ask Bezos
Bruh did you watched the video ? He sold the fuckin company to amazon. You need to ask this to mr jeff. Let my guy rl enjoy his peace.
@@bendover-bz4bc Selling a company doesn't mean you lose the simp management or employees, rather you retain the employees tp ensure smooth functioning.
Interesting take on the last part. I came to the same conclusion after battling with depression. I got accepted into a top med school, something I had been working towards my entire life. Attended for a few years, became depressed since my only motivation was just getting into med school, not actually being a doctor. Dumb, I know. It’s like I got lost in thinking I will become a doctor and I never truly thought of how exactly my life would be as a doctor. Lost everything while going through depression. Then I realized that having something that keeps you present and fulfillment in your everyday life is the key to happiness. Sure money can buy you comfort and temporary happiness since it gifts you the opportunity to explore your fantasies which in turn make you present in your everyday life. After the exploration phase though if you have nothing in your everyday life that keeps you present and gives you healthy fulfillment you will not be happy, no matter how rich or fortunate you are.