Rafa's brought tears to my eyes. Thank you Noah for touching his shoulder, and letting him know it was okay. Compassion for others speaks volume to me.
2:45 damn to see a grown man voice break talking about his child hood really hits with all the money in the world there is always the that one child hood memory that will make a grown man cry Wish y’all health and prosperity and lots of kids that will carry your name’s till the end of human time
It’s what I tell people: “you know what’s worse than being poor in the USA? Being poor in a 3rd world country.” Folks don’t realize how much opportunity there is in the USA.
Much, much better to be poor in the USA than poor in a poor country. The opportunities in USA for a poor person to improve their situation are incredible. I know by experience.
As a European, I can confirm that starting a business in America is MUCH, MUCH easier than having it in Europe. You have to deal with local IRS, various VAT rates across Europe, a ton of bureaucracy. On top of that, having a successful startup is very tough, as the business climate is very "mature" and UNWILLING to accept new trends. Also, EU imposes a ton of regulations, so it becomes a nightmare to do something differently than the others, which basically negates EVERYTHING the startup culture is all about - making something in a better way.
I love that Noah puts out QUALITY content and more importantly interviews REAL millionaires/entrepreneurs and not all these grifters. Irritating how no one vets their guests.
Not true. If you’re blessed enough to be in the States, yeah. There are plenty of people who have those qualities but don’t have the opportunity to utilize.
@@LifelsGreat succeeding in life doesn't always mean making a lot of money. Yeah, life isn't fair but you need to make best out of it. Having a healthy body, life, family, relationships etc.
Here’s a life changing moment: I was a young, newly married man helping out at a church garage sale the week of Christmas. Everything being sold were literally throw-away donations. A man brought his wife and two children in and told them to pick out what they wanted for Christmas. The kids went through the entire sea of “other peoples trash” with an indescribable amount of excitement. A year later I was in a third world country parked next to a set of condemned buildings that were full of people and considered their “projects”. The towns dumped all their trash at this location and, as soon as the truck left, dozens of small children, mostly nude without any clothes, would run into the piles to scavenge anything they could find before running back inside. This was all 20 years ago and I still think about these experiences daily.
As an American I was under the impression that the "American Dream" was all an American citizen needed was a High school education to land a decent job and be able to work their way up the company/corporate ladder. With this income, they could afford a brand new $125k- 200k home and have a family on a single income. Retiring at the age of 62 with a good retirement/pension that is supplemented by social security. Now it's nearly mandatory that American citizens need at least a 4-year degree to get a non dead-end job, play the stock market, earn passive income, and have a dual income household just achieve this American Dream.
Once I told my mom in Kenya , if I am not in America,there is't anywhere else I would want to be other than my home,Kenya. America is not perfect but these immigrants represents what I really feel about America.......
Also important is "Giving Back" which means doing things to help others when you "make it big." It comes back three fold! But finding the best way to do this is not easy, either.
That was some really positive content there Noah! I was curious why the guy thought it was so much harder to start a business in Europe? Why is that? Regulation?
So sad to see millionaires who know the pain of poverty but when they finally have money they just buy expensive cars, huge homes or other non-necessities. Makes me lose faith in humanity.
CEO of Google, Microsoft, Adobe, Starbucks, IBM, Deloitte, FedEx, Chanel, Barclays, VMWare, Wayfair, Diageo, Vimeo, Palo Alto Networks, Micron, Panera Bread, Nutanix, QuantumScape and now OnlyFans were all born and raised in India and graduated from Indian universities. Their median household income in the US is nearly double of white household income and they are also the most college educated community in the US.
Necessity (desperation) is the mother of invention. Youth and good health help. At 64, surviving off SSDI, I don't know what to do. What skills do I have to offer that people would want to buy? I can hardly get around my apartment with a walker. Not looking sympathy, here, but I speak for millions who are in my situation. All my family is dead; it's just me. But I trust in God and am grateful I'm able to support myself and am grateful for all God has blessed me with. It is enough, but if God opens a window of opportunity somewhere, I'm LEAPING through it!!!☺️
@cocomarineblu993 Of course there was. MANY somethings. Who doesn't? Sometimes in life, dear, things happen that all of us are not equipped to deal with, have the resources or connections. Then there's always, "wrong time, wrong place ", right time, wrong place, right place, wrong time - follow me, dearie? But one must play the hand they're dealt the best way we know how. VERY few of us are fortunate enough to have mastered everything life has to throw at us without making a single mistake, but keep on breathing; you may just find out. Or maybe not. Here's to wishing you your highest good. And for the record, I did say I was grateful for EVERYTHING I have, including the ability to support myself. I thank God for all in my life, including the difficulties. God bless!!!
Keep seeking digital opportunities to make $$ from home. You still need to work, and work your business plan. Market something to disabled shut ins. FILL A NEED.
Typical the one difference between successful and unsuccessful people is how they action their ideas. Most people get caught up in planning and the dream and fail to action aka failure to launch.
America is special, and lot of Americans who were born here doesn't seem to know it. Sure it has some issues, but you can proudly say it's the best country in the world if you want to succeed
And let me remid you that we are living in the DIGITAL AGE. Quit honestly in my opinion the best time to earn money all you have to do is sell a product to the public for a profit all while possibly never leaving your house. Keep it simple: work hard, stay healthy and active and save and reduce spending on things that don't bring value to your life. Watch more self help videos and apply that new found knowledge to your busy life.
This is nice but don't forget the survivorship bias. There are many thousands of other immigrants just like these who didn't make it, no matter how hard they tried. And instead of a dream they got a nightmare. A harsh reality, but it's a fact which everyone should take into consideration.
I can relate. When you're poor, you don't have time to think about stupid shit, you're in survival mode, you're desperate and hungry for anything that will get you out of that hole.
These super cuts are annoying. Please link the actual interviews in the description. I don’t want to be linked to some crappy view farming super cut video
I am always wondering how this "dream" can exist, if you can't even enter the U.S without a Visa? And not even living there / get a work-permit without having a Visa, or without a permanent residence - Or have enough money for an investor visa or anything like that. I couldn't just move to the U.S, open a company there and try to make it. Or am I wrong here? :D
"Happy and Healthy" really IS the true "RICH."I can tell you that I was happier when I was poor and broke, then when I finally had money and everyone had their hand out or was stealing it left and right. That's one of the hardest things to learn to deal with. And it's not "happy" for sure.
Rafa's brought tears to my eyes. Thank you Noah for touching his shoulder, and letting him know it was okay. Compassion for others speaks volume to me.
Yeah release them all dude
2:45 damn to see a grown man voice break talking about his child hood really hits with all the money in the world there is always the that one child hood memory that will make a grown man cry
Wish y’all health and prosperity and lots of kids that will carry your name’s till the end of human time
It’s what I tell people: “you know what’s worse than being poor in the USA? Being poor in a 3rd world country.” Folks don’t realize how much opportunity there is in the USA.
US is a 3rd world country, stop joking around
Only losers and people with small minds say shit like that. But hey, that’s their problem.
💯! The poorest US citizens are still top 10% of richest in the world according to the Pew Research and the World Bank Organization. It’s crazy.
In my opinion USA it's the best country to have a successful company
Much, much better to be poor in the USA than poor in a poor country. The opportunities in USA for a poor person to improve their situation are incredible. I know by experience.
Love how you showed compassion when the one speaker got emotional.
2:30 ❤
As an immigrant myself, these stories are super inspiring! thank you, Noah!
Stay strong! May your angels light your way!
Noah you got a typo there my friend -- John Paul DeJoria is a multi BILLIONAIRE! So successful yet so humble.
First generation American here and the tremble and sadness in his voice at 2:20 when he’s speaking about Christmas touch my soul.
We want ALL the interviews! Excellent content, as always.
lol why is david lee on the thumbnail but not in this video?
It's amazing you get in to talk to these people!
As a European, I can confirm that starting a business in America is MUCH, MUCH easier than having it in Europe. You have to deal with local IRS, various VAT rates across Europe, a ton of bureaucracy. On top of that, having a successful startup is very tough, as the business climate is very "mature" and UNWILLING to accept new trends. Also, EU imposes a ton of regulations, so it becomes a nightmare to do something differently than the others, which basically negates EVERYTHING the startup culture is all about - making something in a better way.
So true
agree 😊
Damn, I love how the video was ended. I too am rich by that definition, thank you JP for the reminder. 🙏🏾🙌🏾
I love that Noah puts out QUALITY content and more importantly interviews REAL millionaires/entrepreneurs and not all these grifters.
Irritating how no one vets their guests.
Immigrant or nonimmigrant it always boils down to how bad (desperate) you want to succeed in life. Discipline, Dedication and Dream.
True
Not true. If you’re blessed enough to be in the States, yeah. There are plenty of people who have those qualities but don’t have the opportunity to utilize.
@@LifelsGreat succeeding in life doesn't always mean making a lot of money. Yeah, life isn't fair but you need to make best out of it. Having a healthy body, life, family, relationships etc.
@@LifelsGreat Opportunity is all around us in the USA, astonishing opportunity.
True
Your editor deserves a raise😶
Full interview with all of them, it's so good.
Here’s a life changing moment: I was a young, newly married man helping out at a church garage sale the week of Christmas. Everything being sold were literally throw-away donations. A man brought his wife and two children in and told them to pick out what they wanted for Christmas. The kids went through the entire sea of “other peoples trash” with an indescribable amount of excitement.
A year later I was in a third world country parked next to a set of condemned buildings that were full of people and considered their “projects”. The towns dumped all their trash at this location and, as soon as the truck left, dozens of small children, mostly nude without any clothes, would run into the piles to scavenge anything they could find before running back inside.
This was all 20 years ago and I still think about these experiences daily.
Which country?
As an American I was under the impression that the "American Dream" was all an American citizen needed was a High school education to land a decent job and be able to work their way up the company/corporate ladder. With this income, they could afford a brand new $125k- 200k home and have a family on a single income. Retiring at the age of 62 with a good retirement/pension that is supplemented by social security.
Now it's nearly mandatory that American citizens need at least a 4-year degree to get a non dead-end job, play the stock market, earn passive income, and have a dual income household just achieve this American Dream.
I’d love to see Ramon full length, love that guy!
So inspiring! Thank you Noah and to all the interviewees.
I would love to see all of these as full length videos. Thank you so much
I was just going to aak where the full length conversations are? This feels more like a teaser
Yes, would be great to see the full interviews with the featured guests. The interview with Rafa was over-the-top IMO.
Once I told my mom in Kenya , if I am not in America,there is't anywhere else I would want to be other than my home,Kenya. America is not perfect but these immigrants represents what I really feel about America.......
Thank you for all the content. It’s great that you’re able to offer an insight to stories that we normally wouldn’t have access to.
You already know we wanna see Ramon's interview!
It will be only a dream if you are laying down the whole day.
Work your a** off and you will be rewarded
I wish you all to achieve the American dream
You don't need to work a lot and actually it won't be work, it will be fun cause Ur doing what u like.
Yes, please release the other full videos 🙏🏽
The American Dream is alive and well, and anyone can become more wealthy as they go along by just following the tips and tricks in your videos!
“Work “ is the keyword here.
Great video! I enjoyed the line of questioning.
Love John Paul!! Hope to see the full interview.
By far the best!
As an immigrant from India, this video is lot and helps to rethink about American dream
Thanks brother
@Noah--Kaganscam
This guy listening skills are masterclass.
We're hungry and coming in strong and better than ever!
Would love to hear the other interviews 🙏
Ah this just makes me extremely motivated to utilize the blessings I have..Rafa got me crying
Love this perspective. Reminder that opportunity is everywhere. Thanks for sharing these stories Noah.
Also important is "Giving Back" which means doing things to help others when you "make it big." It comes back three fold! But finding the best way to do this is not easy, either.
Incredible stuff. Good job, Noah.
Would love to hear full interview with Ramon
Release the videos!!! At lease one a week. Very inspiring.
Great video as always! Exciting to see Noah almost at 1M subs.
Could you do a longer interview or podcast with John Paul DeJoria? His story is very interesting and not on youtube
Always inspiring stories, thank you for sharing, brother!
This was great! Thanks, Noah!
Release the videos for all of them!!!
Stories like this inspire me
I would love to see the complete interview of John Paul, is it not up yet?
love this Noah and just great authetic guest
WANNA WATCH ALL of THE FULL INTERVIEWS PLEASE 🙏
Noah, you’re great dude. Love your channel my man
We need the full interview 🙏
That was some really positive content there Noah! I was curious why the guy thought it was so much harder to start a business in Europe? Why is that? Regulation?
Full interview with Manny Khoshbin please
Please release all the others! Cheers from Brazil.
Can you also interview women? We always hear about successful men but it would be nice to hear from self-made women too on your channel :)
The women would be ones that inherited or separated from spouse. Like bill gates wife, jeff bezos, walmart kids, etc.
No les gusta hablar.
So sad to see millionaires who know the pain of poverty but when they finally have money they just buy expensive cars, huge homes or other non-necessities. Makes me lose faith in humanity.
Maybe they should hand you a bag of cash.
Find your SKILL, then you can SCALE 📈
I love to much this interviews they are rich in money but in good heart toooo ❤😻& good tips to 👍😸
CEO of Google, Microsoft, Adobe, Starbucks, IBM, Deloitte, FedEx, Chanel, Barclays, VMWare, Wayfair, Diageo, Vimeo, Palo Alto Networks, Micron, Panera Bread, Nutanix, QuantumScape and now OnlyFans were all born and raised in India and graduated from Indian universities.
Their median household income in the US is nearly double of white household income and they are also the most college educated community in the US.
Yo thanks for this content Noah, has me thinking maybe I can also break away and do my own thing. 👌 amazing
Can you do the full interview with Manny Khoshbin
Necessity (desperation) is the mother of invention. Youth and good health help. At 64, surviving off SSDI, I don't know what to do. What skills do I have to offer that people would want to buy? I can hardly get around my apartment with a walker. Not looking sympathy, here, but I speak for millions who are in my situation. All my family is dead; it's just me. But I trust in God and am grateful I'm able to support myself and am grateful for all God has blessed me with. It is enough, but if God opens a window of opportunity somewhere, I'm LEAPING through it!!!☺️
@cocomarineblu993 Of course there was. MANY somethings. Who doesn't? Sometimes in life, dear, things happen that all of us are not equipped to deal with, have the resources or connections. Then there's always, "wrong time, wrong place ", right time, wrong place, right place, wrong time - follow me, dearie? But one must play the hand they're dealt the best way we know how. VERY few of us are fortunate enough to have mastered everything life has to throw at us without making a single mistake, but keep on breathing; you may just find out. Or maybe not. Here's to wishing you your highest good. And for the record, I did say I was grateful for EVERYTHING I have, including the ability to support myself. I thank God for all in my life, including the difficulties. God bless!!!
Keep seeking digital opportunities to make $$ from home. You still need to work, and work your business plan. Market something to disabled shut ins. FILL A NEED.
Great video & great interviews, defenitly motivating 👌🏾
Amazing treasure of information and motivation. Thank you so much Noah.
An immigrant here and working towards the American dream.
Typical the one difference between successful and unsuccessful people is how they action their ideas. Most people get caught up in planning and the dream and fail to action aka failure to launch.
America is special, and lot of Americans who were born here doesn't seem to know it. Sure it has some issues, but you can proudly say it's the best country in the world if you want to succeed
Immigrants pouring in makes me feel real special.
And let me remid you that we are living in the DIGITAL AGE. Quit honestly in my opinion the best time to earn money all you have to do is sell a product to the public for a profit all while possibly never leaving your house. Keep it simple: work hard, stay healthy and active and save and reduce spending on things that don't bring value to your life. Watch more self help videos and apply that new found knowledge to your busy life.
Thank you for this!
The American dream went from having a strong middle class to having more money than your neighbors. That’s why it’s a loaded question.
I just want money for my interests. I don't have neighbors.
You released 2 of the 4 guys in the video so yes the other 2 would be great
Great stories but it would be nice to know their names or brands. Patron Paul Mitchell was the only one I knew.
Of course all of them!
Can anyone point me to the full David Lee interview please?
Please release the Patron Founders interview.
@Noah_kaga unalive yourself
Great content here. Keep going, Noah.
And just think, when I was growing up, "no dogs allowed on the furniture!"
This is nice but don't forget the survivorship bias. There are many thousands of other immigrants just like these who didn't make it, no matter how hard they tried. And instead of a dream they got a nightmare. A harsh reality, but it's a fact which everyone should take into consideration.
Awesome people, inspiring and moving. Must have been a really special experience to get to sit down with each of them and hear their stories.
very inspiring!
Great video! love the message at the end too
WHOAH! Great interviews! Release the...KRAKEN...of interviews!
I can relate. When you're poor, you don't have time to think about stupid shit, you're in survival mode, you're desperate and hungry for anything that will get you out of that hole.
Patron founder interview please!
Great questions, very interesting comments. Thanks!
Manny khosbin ❤
Amazing, my friend yku have go to dubai.. Ask people there what they doo
Thank you!
Love it!
JP what freaking stud
These super cuts are annoying. Please link the actual interviews in the description. I don’t want to be linked to some crappy view farming super cut video
I am always wondering how this "dream" can exist, if you can't even enter the U.S without a Visa? And not even living there / get a work-permit without having a Visa, or without a permanent residence - Or have enough money for an investor visa or anything like that.
I couldn't just move to the U.S, open a company there and try to make it. Or am I wrong here? :D
@8:52 shout out to Jon Bellion. Great example
Dang Rafa got me 😭😭😭😭
Please Please release the manny one
A thumbnail tip- put manny khoshbin in the thumbnail and his Bugatti in the back
"Happy and Healthy" really IS the true "RICH."I can tell you that I was happier when I was poor and broke, then when I finally had money and everyone had their hand out or was stealing it left and right. That's one of the hardest things to learn to deal with. And it's not "happy" for sure.
Great and inspiring video.