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I need ask you a question if you can answer I'm interested in the newsstands business how many of them would I need to own and operate to make $1 million dollars a year I know they said it's a dieing business but in your personal opinion how many would I need to own to make $1 million dollars a year
I appreciate all the people's answers greatly.🙏🏽 But...it is kindof annoying when someone answers "hard work" for how they got to where they are. Construction workers work hard, but they aren't normally very rich. The real answer we're looking for is what specific choices did they make to position themselves to take advantage of the opportunities they came across? Like was it training, choosing a certain field or career path or making certain connections? How does one even get into owning ships or selling farmland? Or importing things like limestone?
I don't ghink you understand definition of "Hard Work" in business or achieving goals. Hard work is not taking heavy blocks from one side of construction site to another. Hard Work is when you are obsessed of your goal, putting every single hour when you are awake, every spare dollar towards it. When you sacrifice time with friends, family. When you choose to work on your dream instead of partying on Saturday evening. This is hard work.. To overcome temptation to relax, procrastinate, be disciplined, get up early, this is hard work..
@@mariusmartinsen2064 There are a lot of poor people who work multiple jobs and don't have time for friends or partying on the weekend. I just think it has to be more than "hard work." And it's a bit condescending to think that people who aren't rich just aren't working hard. Instagram models can make millions posting pictures of themselves and it's hardly hard work. The key has to be in the specific choices people make.
Ive never ever seen New York in this light and even though the workaholism light is heavy id still call it a positive light because you just managed to get out the nice side of people and find them in the first place. I would really really like to watch more of this.
you know what they say ,it takes a village to raise a child .but i think that applies to everyone ,not just kids .we all need a community to support us , to help grow , and to learn from each other . i truly believe that community is one of the most valuable things in life
I sort of think they can only have that attitude in retrospect. It might be easier than their other millions, but it's still incredibly hard for the majority of people.
tbh it might have worked for him but i think like for me the first million is the hardest and after tht it gets easy.. n i guess it depends on ur career as well.
You get there through working hard, and a bit of luck at being in the right industry at the right time, or having a serendipitous connection through family or friends. It’s the synergy of all of these elements at play.
Move around to find a company that is niche and fits with “what’s next” in the economy. It sounds like the tennis racket lady probably made breadcrumbs and did the job of 10 people in a small startup and rode into the retail height of the century at the perfect time.
It’s crazy cause the older wealthy people that say hard work and put in a number of hours to "make it" is very valid, it just requires more and it ends of being incredibly draining. I will agree that taking risk and getting outside your comfort zone is huge step into getting to where you want to be.
Working hard is just one aspect though. Yes, it’s hard work, but work efficiently to maximise your time. The older generation didn’t have the technology we have today. Us younger folk find ways to work more efficiently and automate more processes to save that time but back in the day it was all about just “getting it done”. I also think the stereotype of “well dressed” suited and booted people is bs nowadays. For example that lawyer, went through way more education processes and systems to achieve where he is today, yet someone who sells tech software is earning way more and doesn’t need a degree/bachelor etc… you can be taught on the job.
"Playing it safe in new york doesn't get you any far" hell yeah, there's a reason Frank sings "if you make it here you can make it anywhere" this city is HARSH, but let's go everyoneeee, if you are also living in NY with less than 70k a year, we will make it!!! Let's keep pushing. You got this.
I had that life in NY. Left when I was 30 as the rents kept climbing. Louis Rossman headed to Texas- NYC is not good for small businesses. That’s why you see more and more empty storefronts and offices.
Hey all, the answer is in plain sight on how they got rich. The guy that sells farmland, the import guy, the recruiter, the business development guy. They all found a service to provide or a means to link consumers/businesses with what they want. Find something that can work better and improve it or provide a service that makes peoples lives easier and business and $ will come.
The first step is to choose a path that will allow you to make the first million. You need something where the income is unlimited, in many jobs this isn’t possible. Most importantly, do something that you actually enjoy and the million will eventually come as you become better in that field.
Yes..the job must have the potential to make lots of money...working in a factory putting in screws...no matter how hard you work you will never become rich...I found that the first million was the hardest...and took the longest...the rest came much faster...but I agree...you gotta work hard
Awesome! your potential seems limitless. I'm fascinated with investing but being a single mother and juggling all these things are quite difficult, How best can I start and what sector to engage in?
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Risk flows to the smartest people when there is a good return on risk. As the prices of securities rise and thus the return on risk decreases, risk flows to the dumbest people. it's basically fear of missing out.
I have a pension, very well funded 401K, no debt. We only have the normal expenses of running a house hold. But, it’s a little scary to stop saving and start spending. I'm thinking about invsting into stocks or digital-asset, putting my money into work for the first time but how are we going to achieve all that given that the market has being a mess most of the year?
@@richardsoncuthel810 The best way to cope with this market is to work with a financial mentor; most individuals have never encountered a bear market, which is why their emotions are all over the place. I've been led by " *Katherine Duffy Burke* ," You can look her up using her fullname if you care . She helped me see that profits can be produced in bull and bear markets alike, and I've been doing well with a 15% monthly ROI.
@@willlategan7558 Its on the news fnancial-advisors are outperforming the market and raising good returns but some are charging much, seeing that their services are currently in high demand more than ever....seems more like taxing to me
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I recently made my first million through buying and selling of stocks, and though it sounds relatively easy and doesn't sound like it involves a lot of hard work, I totally would NOT recommend it. A whole lot of people have been known to lose all they got. peace!
As an oldie in the game, I would say it is totally recommended just that everybody must understand that the key word in it is "diversification". You shouldn't put all your eggs in one basket. I'll give an unrelated example; An associate of mine lost almost half of his inheritance in the very recent Luna crypto saga and now he feels investments are a scam. Personally, as one who has been into Real Estates for as long as I can remember, also I made my first million in 2017 from stocks alone (through the help of a pro though). I also experiment with a couple of other things. Imagine what the situation would had been given the current real estates market if I were solely banking on it.
@@thesportsguruu Pragmatic... I have also been into all of these -stocks and all for sometime and though I won't say I have lost a fortune, I have squandered quite a lot... How can I get in touch with one? If it's not a problem, do you mind recommending the pro. you worked with? I could definitely use the help of one right now... I anticipate your response..
@@toyko7200 Funny enough, I can honestly relate. It takes some level of decisiveness and discipline. I don't know if I am permitted to drop it here, but her name is "Leah Marie Sandock". Was in the news a lot in 2018. You may check her out online for more.
@@thesportsguruu Wow I know this little lady. Once attended a seminar she was also in attendance in Vienna,, Great speaker with a funny accent,, She's American though, I doubt she works with foreigners,,,
I haven't seen all of these videos but I would like to hear this question being asked: "What's the best part about your job?" I feel like everything is about money, it gets kind of boring in the end.
@@allygarska The happiness component is being able to enjoy life on your terms. Doing what you want, when you want, how you want, with who you want, where you want. Not only what you are allowed to do, for only how long you are able to do it, only how you can do it, etc etc. It is quite annoying when people try to justify their own lack of ambition with the idea that achieving success means you cannot be happy. Money itself doesn't buy happiness, but the things it can do for you and your family bring some form of happiness to your life. Living the life you WANT, not settle for. Peace of mind knowing you and your family are actually secured. Those are the things that bring happiness to a person.
@Nathan Lindaray Obviously people still make a whole lot of money in the crypto space.All you need is the right information and probably proper guidance from an expert.
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I see the "work hard" saying as get up and do stuff, don't be lazy and don't expect things to fall into your lap with no effort. Less talking, more doing.
I love this series. The thing about “hard work” is it’s essential but still no guarantee alone. There are lots of people who’ve not done very well who have worked very hard, but it’s something that you can very rarely get away with not doing.
Yeah hard work is like the table stakes at the poker game. It's the minimum just to be in the game, but it doesn't determine who wins. And sometimes there's a really smart, lazy player at that table who wins without appearing to work hard:) that's life as an entrepreneur
I mean, do you think a guy who owns a company importing limestone works harder than someone who works two jobs cleaning or whatever? No. It's not about hardwork. The richest people are just leeches lol. Like finance stock shorters etc. It's just about having the right connections and being at the right place + luck
@@LordOfSweden Have you ever read anything about stock shorters? The hard work is in the analysis and MASSIVE risk it takes to play that game. Most people don't have the risk tolerance to even dabble in shorting, hence why the ones who do make money
@@timelesssuccess Like "real estate" developers, they do nothing and proivde nothing or build nothing, but earn enourmous sums of money. There is not correlation between hardwork and earning a lot. Lol. Good joke bro. "It's the risk man.. that's why they earn so much". No they leech and basically earn off other peoples misery and hard work. Someone has to produce for money to be accumulated. And it's def not people who click button in some finance market.
Credit scores are just a form of federal control, so if you want to continue living a good life? it’s important to have a high score. My house and vehicles are paid off, I have one Visa card for all purchases, which gives me air miles, and I pay it off monthly, but my score bounces between 800 and 820 without changing any of my patterns, so it’s manipulated for some reason. VermontCorpLTD made it stay at that range and getting it up
Successful people don't become that way overnight. What most people see at a glance- wealth, a great career, purpose-is the result of hard work and hustle over time. I pray that anyone who reads this will be successful in life..
I have been surviving through myportfolio with him, following his Insta insights im just glad I collabed when it did . I've received over 25 k € Subsequently for some while now
The few millionaire business travelers how they got wealthy at the start of the video was somewhat helpful to see what industries they're in. But the few multi-milionaires will def not tell you and their Park Avenue doormen will ask you to leave the premises... despite being on a public sidewalk. Most average New Yorker's are well dressed and look rich but it was still interesting and insightful to hear what they do as a former NYer.
The most important thing is to learn how to sell. Sell a product. sell your personality to get someone to hire you or sell your idea to find investors. learn to sell
When referencing corporate America, he said “They don’t really care about you as they make it seem” realest thing he said...I’ve seen experienced it first hand in the DMV. Black ppl aren’t really respected in corporate America. Glad that he was able to get out of there and become his own boss VermontCorpLTD
Uncle Noah, I can see how hard it was to get interviews in New York and your hard work paid off. Common theme of successful is hard work and take a chance. Love, love, love this video.
EVERYBODY has to work hard if they want to earn something but the real key factor is what field you work in. That's the difference between the people in these videos and the not so accomplished/qualified/educated average american.
Absolutely true, the same hard work can go a lot further in a market that's selling something rare and valuable to other people. There's just more money in those markets so everyone in it has a higher income ceiling
I dunno… I was one of those people that didn’t care about a credit score, didn’t get any education about how important your credit score is, and I racked up debt like an idiot. I worked really hard and educated myself and I’ve brought my credit score from 480 to 732 and I’m still going up with VermontCorpLTD . I feel like the government blaming credit reporting companies instead of the lack of financial education in their own public education system is foolish.
Lots of hard work , just like the guy that spreads earth with a shovel, when the dump truck delivers it . He works hard and barely keeps a roof over his head . Hard work yes , becoming rich?????
I drove my first car in my dad's name and later went to get a truck in mine after I paid off my first one and drove off the lot with the truck I wanted, its mostly about a good credit score and a loan portfolio helps as well...lenders like to see various forms of loans in your name to be less of a risk and yes you might have to put money down but not HALF of the car loan Your exactly right I screwed my credit as a young man now I own a detailing company and can't get anything with out the full amount of cash. I'm working on my credit to get better with VermontCorpLTD , Love the knowledge keep it up
Love this video, as a NYC native - that work hard lifestyle is something that definitely resides within me. This video resonated a lot with me, awesome job Noah
@Trip Foods Slave away all of your time and energy, earn a lot of money for your company's executives and shareholders, then die wondering where all the time went
I LOVE you showing the rejection, keeping it real myman! It's an awesome combo of fun, perfection, imperfection, rejection, and a smiling fellow baldman being a persistent "TH-camr" (we all know you 're just Tim Ferriss's best friend, and that's all you are man, admit it!)
I think some of these people are sincere but "work hard" is a non-specific answer to how they made their fortunes. You can work hard at a car dealership and make $0.
Have u thought about investing? I work hard a warehouse and was living paycheck to paycheck. Not anymore! I'm not rich by any means but being in my 30s with a networth of over half a million and still growing is successful to me
I'm so happy that I feel like I don't need so much money. Got everything I need and want. That materialism stuff will get you stressed out let me tell you!
Awesome Noah! Thanks for the great interviews. The biggest takeaway was, everyone said, "put in the hours. Be willing to grind and take risks." Most of them had put in the time for 20+ years.
Trust me hard work is the least to be worried about, I know plenty of people that have 'worked hard' for companies for YEARS and get a sack of candy and a handshake as a thankyou. It's all about LUCK, CONNECTIONS, and working on improving your personal skills to be the best ofa group of people. Work smarter not harder, youll be stuck at the same dead end retail job if you only 'work hard'. Also the rich dont share their secrets, the more I intermingled with them the more I realized, they dont see other people as worthy, unless you have a pure bred background.
I started to look into NFTs to build more my knowledge. Your video was simple and very enjoyable to watch so thank you for publishing this content. I personally think this revolutionary way of buying /selling art or actually anything that can be classified as a virtual asset will need to be watched very closely. The sector is still widely unregulated and those activities can conceal massive risks of money laundering and financial crime at many levels. There was no case of money laundering or any suspicious activities when I made the decision to join VermontCorpLTD
Yea Navy federal gave me a really high limit. I applied and was denied at first so I got a VermontCorpLTD , and I was approved for a capital one. The limit was so small lol but I took it and worked on it. Because if that it helped my credit and I believe that’s what made me finally get approved for navy fed with such a high limit. they're still working on increasing the capital one since it was so low. All in all I’m satisfied.
I was on a tiny plane with JPMorgan’s grandson and his wife. They dressed in very ordinary clothes and got into an old car when we arrived at a small town airport.
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Hard work! What people don’t see is that the more time you put in, the more problems you can solve, the more strategies you can formulate, and the more solutions you can provide! It’s a law of the universe- it’s not some grand conspiracy
That's not necessarily true. Some people just have luck. Some people work harder and put in more and produce more in the workplace than many others, yet the others get ahead.
I want to clarify, that most of the people shared one interesting fact: "Putting in the extra hours" or similar speech, yet it is relevant for me to say to make them accountable, achieve anything during those hours like a goal, extra money, etc etc, not just but* in chair kind of extra hours.
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It takes a whole lot of determination, hard work, commitment, dedication, faith, and humbleness to become a genuine millionaire. There's people claiming that they are self-made millionaires, however it's clear that right from the get-go they belong to already well-off families and that their parents have worked day and night to provide all their wants and necessities. They say worldly riches wouldn't last. It would only make you satisfied temporarily. There's absolutely nothing that's ever permanent or stable in this world. Such unprecedented events may even occur that could potentially lead to overwhelming shocks and surprises. So do work hard to attain higher status.
Because those of us who don't have direction or large incomes need to know the possibilities are out here and there and everywhere from many angles and different routes
In Brazil, if you ask someone about their salary they will tell you the month salary, so till i realized that the people on this video was talking about their annual salary, i was thinking that everybody was super millionaires!
There's a lot of ways to get rich in America because it's a huge, wealthy market and people are willing to pay whatever the stated price is for a premium experience - for example, paying several hundred bucks a month for a gym membership is quite common. Even this guy's YT channel, the very fact that most of the viewership is likely to be American means that TH-cam will pay him more for carrying their adverts than they would someone who got the equivalent views in a third world country. Most seriously wealthy people in other countries built their wealth up over several generations.
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Not just in New York. You get judged everywhere in the world. Last time I talked to a girl realtor in the supermarket and she quickly asked me if I wanted to buy a house. I said I don't have the money to buy a house (I own 2 properties But didn't want to disclose it). She looked at me up and down and said bye and left.
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I need ask you a question if you can answer I'm interested in the newsstands business how many of them would I need to own and operate to make $1 million dollars a year I know they said it's a dieing business but in your personal opinion how many would I need to own to make $1 million dollars a year
@@andrewmorales5485 a million of them. each one could break even after 3 years.
@@lolwtnick4362 great to know how much money is breaking even
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@@charleswaynick18waynick58 no it's not
The real conclusion of this video: The rich don't share their secrets.
Why encourage competitors
Thats when you know they are actually rich unlike the fake guru's.
Most of them just have high paying jobs. Theres no secret in that. Got qualified. Get good job. Stay in job for years.
@@hesh2892 lmao, what rock are u living under?
Bruh a lot of the people on that video share their secrets are you deaf lol
I appreciate all the people's answers greatly.🙏🏽
But...it is kindof annoying when someone answers "hard work" for how they got to where they are. Construction workers work hard, but they aren't normally very rich. The real answer we're looking for is what specific choices did they make to position themselves to take advantage of the opportunities they came across? Like was it training, choosing a certain field or career path or making certain connections? How does one even get into owning ships or selling farmland? Or importing things like limestone?
These are the real questions. I think the issue is that he's doing quick, random interviews so there will be a lack of depth.
I don't ghink you understand definition of "Hard Work" in business or achieving goals. Hard work is not taking heavy blocks from one side of construction site to another. Hard Work is when you are obsessed of your goal, putting every single hour when you are awake, every spare dollar towards it. When you sacrifice time with friends, family. When you choose to work on your dream instead of partying on Saturday evening. This is hard work..
To overcome temptation to relax, procrastinate, be disciplined, get up early, this is hard work..
@@mariusmartinsen2064 There are a lot of poor people who work multiple jobs and don't have time for friends or partying on the weekend. I just think it has to be more than "hard work." And it's a bit condescending to think that people who aren't rich just aren't working hard. Instagram models can make millions posting pictures of themselves and it's hardly hard work. The key has to be in the specific choices people make.
Totally agree about what you saying.
Maybe just combine hard work around the career they mentioned they do.
For every rich person that worked really hard and got rich, there are 30 people that worked really hard and didn't get rich.
1000
10000
Working hard is not enough obviously. Work hard and be smart.
They're all probbably better off that way than that they would be by not working hard. Probbably went much further that way.
yeah its like saying you won a lottery and others didn't.
Ive never ever seen New York in this light and even though the workaholism light is heavy id still call it a positive light because you just managed to get out the nice side of people and find them in the first place. I would really really like to watch more of this.
Hard work gets you nowhere,
Smart work gets you anywhere.
Work smarter, not harder.
Those guys work hart and smart 😉
Bullshit
you know what they say ,it takes a village to raise a child .but i think that applies to everyone ,not just kids .we all need a community to support us , to help grow , and to learn from each other . i truly believe that community is one of the most valuable things in life
🎉🎉🎉 I totally Agree
1:22. That woman is inspiring af. From dealing with angry callers to thriving in NYC. Respect.
I am surprised the guy said the first million was the easiest to make. Usually gets easier with time.
well, each story is different. But I agree
I sort of think they can only have that attitude in retrospect. It might be easier than their other millions, but it's still incredibly hard for the majority of people.
More money more problems
@@AquanautSt1 exactly but I’d rather have that problem than being poor
tbh it might have worked for him but i think like for me the first million is the hardest and after tht it gets easy.. n i guess it depends on ur career as well.
You get there through working hard, and a bit of luck at being in the right industry at the right time, or having a serendipitous connection through family or friends. It’s the synergy of all of these elements at play.
As someone who works in customer service, the woman who got all the way to the top of the company in 10 years gives me hope
Sorry, but she was blonde and pretty and you are just a cat. Give up.
your chance to get that level of monetary success through that path is very low.
Look into real estate investing
@@Vid_Master not every thing suppose to be real estate
Move around to find a company that is niche and fits with “what’s next” in the economy. It sounds like the tennis racket lady probably made breadcrumbs and did the job of 10 people in a small startup and rode into the retail height of the century at the perfect time.
It wasn't just the time! She networked and moved up through departments!
It’s crazy cause the older wealthy people that say hard work and put in a number of hours to "make it" is very valid, it just requires more and it ends of being incredibly draining. I will agree that taking risk and getting outside your comfort zone is huge step into getting to where you want to be.
High risk, high reward
Working hard is just one aspect though. Yes, it’s hard work, but work efficiently to maximise your time. The older generation didn’t have the technology we have today. Us younger folk find ways to work more efficiently and automate more processes to save that time but back in the day it was all about just “getting it done”.
I also think the stereotype of “well dressed” suited and booted people is bs nowadays. For example that lawyer, went through way more education processes and systems to achieve where he is today, yet someone who sells tech software is earning way more and doesn’t need a degree/bachelor etc… you can be taught on the job.
They also come from a pre internet era but I agree otherwise. Everything you ever wanted is on the otherside of hard work
If you love what you do its not work.
@@korylp6219 This is so true!
"Playing it safe in new york doesn't get you any far" hell yeah, there's a reason Frank sings "if you make it here you can make it anywhere" this city is HARSH, but let's go everyoneeee, if you are also living in NY with less than 70k a year, we will make it!!! Let's keep pushing. You got this.
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I hear yah!!!
I had that life in NY. Left when I was 30 as the rents kept climbing.
Louis Rossman headed to Texas- NYC is not good for small businesses. That’s why you see more and more empty storefronts and offices.
yep keep voting for those black mayors. i'll keep robbing your shops. come at me bruh
It’s not a good city if you are poor. 😂
Hey all, the answer is in plain sight on how they got rich. The guy that sells farmland, the import guy, the recruiter, the business development guy. They all found a service to provide or a means to link consumers/businesses with what they want. Find something that can work better and improve it or provide a service that makes peoples lives easier and business and $ will come.
The first step is to choose a path that will allow you to make the first million. You need something where the income is unlimited, in many jobs this isn’t possible.
Most importantly, do something that you actually enjoy and the million will eventually come as you become better in that field.
Yes..the job must have the potential to make lots of money...working in a factory putting in screws...no matter how hard you work you will never become rich...I found that the first million was the hardest...and took the longest...the rest came much faster...but I agree...you gotta work hard
@@mstraction Where do you work and how did you start
If no secret ofc
@@mstraction yall are killing me 😆 🤣 😂 also a new yorker
Loved this, I wish everyone the best out of their lives.
Awesome! your potential seems limitless. I'm fascinated with investing but being a single mother and juggling all these things are quite difficult, How best can I start and what sector to engage in?
@Bryan please how can I reach her easily to help build my portfolio?
@Bryan Thanks for sharing, just looked up
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Feels Great to see you guys talking about melisa pamela perez. Well, I'm not bothered with the fluentuaction in the Market is turning out, Melisa pamela perez got me covered too.
Woah, Though this is the first time i would be reading comments about my financial advisor Ms. Melisa on TH-cam comments and it is quite a memorable insight
Loreta Gurakuqi Capitalism was created so that the rich get richer and the poor stay poor.
Loved the energy and the production on this! Definitely different than other "what do you do for work" videos.
"New York is the place you come if you want to work hard" Love it!
Do they mean yerly incom or mounthly when they were teling those numbers?
Risk flows to the smartest people when there is a good return on risk. As the prices of securities rise and thus the return on risk decreases, risk flows to the dumbest people. it's basically fear of missing out.
I have a pension, very well funded 401K, no debt. We only have the normal expenses of running a house hold. But, it’s a little scary to stop saving and start spending. I'm thinking about invsting into stocks or digital-asset, putting my money into work for the first time but how are we going to achieve all that given that the market has being a mess most of the year?
@@richardsoncuthel810 The best way to cope with this market is to work with a financial mentor; most individuals have never encountered a bear market, which is why their emotions are all over the place. I've been led by " *Katherine Duffy Burke* ," You can look her up using her fullname if you care . She helped me see that profits can be produced in bull and bear markets alike, and I've been doing well with a 15% monthly ROI.
@@willlategan7558 Its on the news fnancial-advisors are outperforming the market and raising good returns but some are charging much, seeing that their services are currently in high demand more than ever....seems more like taxing to me
@@colbyryann2665 Yes they can be positively impactful to an individual's portfolio. Katherine approach is transparent allowing total ownership and control over my portfolio and fees are very reasonable in comparison with my ROI.
@@colbyryann2665 Out of curiosity , I lookedup Katherine using her fullname and she seems pretty tight and outstanding . I read through her resume, educational background, i went further to verify her on sec database and check for disclosure . She’s a fiduciary who will act in my best interest. So, I booked a session with her on her reachout-webpage & hopefully she replies soon
The greatest glory in living lies not in never falling, but in rising every time we fall.
I recently made my first million through buying and selling of stocks, and though it sounds relatively easy and doesn't sound like it involves a lot of hard work, I totally would NOT recommend it. A whole lot of people have been known to lose all they got. peace!
As an oldie in the game, I would say it is totally recommended just that everybody must understand that the key word in it is "diversification". You shouldn't put all your eggs in one basket.
I'll give an unrelated example; An associate of mine lost almost half of his inheritance in the very recent Luna crypto saga and now he feels investments are a scam. Personally, as one who has been into Real Estates for as long as I can remember, also I made my first million in 2017 from stocks alone (through the help of a pro though). I also experiment with a couple of other things. Imagine what the situation would had been given the current real estates market if I were solely banking on it.
@@thesportsguruu Pragmatic... I have also been into all of these -stocks and all for sometime and though I won't say I have lost a fortune, I have squandered quite a lot... How can I get in touch with one? If it's not a problem, do you mind recommending the pro. you worked with? I could definitely use the help of one right now... I anticipate your response..
@@toyko7200 you don't need one if you got time. read materials on this, watch videos on this, you will be alright
@@toyko7200 Funny enough, I can honestly relate. It takes some level of decisiveness and discipline. I don't know if I am permitted to drop it here, but her name is "Leah Marie Sandock". Was in the news a lot in 2018. You may check her out online for more.
@@thesportsguruu Wow I know this little lady. Once attended a seminar she was also in attendance in Vienna,, Great speaker with a funny accent,, She's American though, I doubt she works with foreigners,,,
Success is what makes you happy
Be that as it may, why comment that on a business channel?
I haven't seen all of these videos but I would like to hear this question being asked:
"What's the best part about your job?"
I feel like everything is about money, it gets kind of boring in the end.
Where’s the happiness component to it too
@@allygarska The happiness component is being able to enjoy life on your terms. Doing what you want, when you want, how you want, with who you want, where you want. Not only what you are allowed to do, for only how long you are able to do it, only how you can do it, etc etc. It is quite annoying when people try to justify their own lack of ambition with the idea that achieving success means you cannot be happy. Money itself doesn't buy happiness, but the things it can do for you and your family bring some form of happiness to your life. Living the life you WANT, not settle for. Peace of mind knowing you and your family are actually secured. Those are the things that bring happiness to a person.
Even with this crash people still make a ton of profit. I wonder what am doing wrong as a holder
@Nathan Lindaray Obviously people still make a whole lot of money in the crypto space.All you need is the right information and probably proper guidance from an expert.
A very good technical analysis and understanding of price action in the market makes trading easier and less confusing. As a beginner, I strongly recommend a professional for your analysis, he is Austin Nolan Thomas
@@leanggiac135 Please how can I easily reach out to your consultant for more information.
@@jenniferlopez817 He's on Telegram.
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Success is whatever makes you happy!
I see the "work hard" saying as get up and do stuff, don't be lazy and don't expect things to fall into your lap with no effort. Less talking, more doing.
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Always an interesting questions to ask and learn... thank you for your video!
I love this series. The thing about “hard work” is it’s essential but still no guarantee alone. There are lots of people who’ve not done very well who have worked very hard, but it’s something that you can very rarely get away with not doing.
Yeah hard work is like the table stakes at the poker game. It's the minimum just to be in the game, but it doesn't determine who wins. And sometimes there's a really smart, lazy player at that table who wins without appearing to work hard:) that's life as an entrepreneur
I mean, do you think a guy who owns a company importing limestone works harder than someone who works two jobs cleaning or whatever? No. It's not about hardwork. The richest people are just leeches lol. Like finance stock shorters etc. It's just about having the right connections and being at the right place + luck
@@LordOfSweden Have you ever read anything about stock shorters? The hard work is in the analysis and MASSIVE risk it takes to play that game. Most people don't have the risk tolerance to even dabble in shorting, hence why the ones who do make money
@@timelesssuccess Like "real estate" developers, they do nothing and proivde nothing or build nothing, but earn enourmous sums of money. There is not correlation between hardwork and earning a lot.
Lol. Good joke bro. "It's the risk man.. that's why they earn so much". No they leech and basically earn off other peoples misery and hard work. Someone has to produce for money to be accumulated. And it's def not people who click button in some finance market.
@@LordOfSweden Do you know any real estate developers?
"Success looks different to everybody" i like the limestone guy 😁
NYC IS SO DIVERSIFIED WHEN IT COMES TO CAREERS & MONEY.
Duh it’s new Amsterdam
It most Def. Is.
The best interview technique. Fast and not overstep. Have to subscribe.
Credit scores are just a form of federal control, so if you want to continue living a good life? it’s important to have a high score. My house and vehicles are paid off, I have one Visa card for all purchases, which gives me air miles, and I pay it off monthly, but my score bounces between 800 and 820 without changing any of my patterns, so it’s manipulated for some reason. VermontCorpLTD made it stay at that range and getting it up
Successful people don't become that way overnight. What most people see at a glance- wealth, a great career, purpose-is the result of hard work and hustle over time. I pray that anyone who reads this will be successful in life..
You're right, this is the importance of diversity with digital income, unfortunately having just a job doesn't guarantee financial freedom or security
Yes he’s very active on instagram
I have been surviving through myportfolio with him, following his Insta insights im just glad I collabed when it did . I've received over 25 k € Subsequently for some while now
King.arobertson is a man of integrity, with 6 k I gained a profit of 60 k And I can even say he is one of the most sincere broker to know
I am so peeved the interviewer didn't ask for his Based John social media.
The few millionaire business travelers how they got wealthy at the start of the video was somewhat helpful to see what industries they're in. But the few multi-milionaires will def not tell you and their Park Avenue doormen will ask you to leave the premises... despite being on a public sidewalk.
Most average New Yorker's are well dressed and look rich but it was still interesting and insightful to hear what they do as a former NYer.
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Greetings from another former NYer😂
The Special Ed budget finance manager is so inspiring to think about!
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Thank you Lord Jesus for the gift of life and blessings to me and my family $14,120.47 weekly profit our Lord have lifts up my life!!!
When God blesses someone believe me it's a permanent blessings, I'm happy for you.
I'm 37 and I have been looking for ways to be successful, please how??
I started with an initial deposit of $1500, my monthly return is 25k.......
@@gabrielsmith9781Please teach me
Please teach me
Girl at 1:37 blew her way to the top. I use to work with her, she’s dating the CEO now, after ruining the VPs marriage. Good job Cheryl
Bahahhahahaha
The same question can be asked not only in wealthy areas and cities, but also at business conferences.
no one will tell you how to earn money people want you to stay poor so you dont give them competition
The most important thing is to learn how to sell. Sell a product. sell your personality to get someone to hire you or sell your idea to find investors. learn to sell
1000% agree. Great skill.
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Opening sequence of Shameless, the tv show? ARE YOU KIDDING ME? nice dude!
When referencing corporate America, he said “They don’t really care about you as they make it seem” realest thing he said...I’ve seen experienced it first hand in the DMV. Black ppl aren’t really respected in corporate America. Glad that he was able to get out of there and become his own boss VermontCorpLTD
True answer is to work smart, not hard. If you waste your efforts at something that doesn’t make money, you will never get anywhere.
Uncle Noah, I can see how hard it was to get interviews in New York and your hard work paid off. Common theme of successful is hard work and take a chance. Love, love, love this video.
❤ great interviews! Answers a lot of questions. Always nice to see how real people become successful.❤
EVERYBODY has to work hard if they want to earn something but the real key factor is what field you work in. That's the difference between the people in these videos and the not so accomplished/qualified/educated average american.
Absolutely true, the same hard work can go a lot further in a market that's selling something rare and valuable to other people. There's just more money in those markets so everyone in it has a higher income ceiling
So what are some good industries to go for?
@@our.secret1130 The ones that are in demand and the ones that are part of what tomorrow is made of.
@@juniorslice9618 thanks!!! Things that come to my mind are tech, real estate, hospitality?
yo thank you for all those precious information
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I dunno… I was one of those people that didn’t care about a credit score, didn’t get any education about how important your credit score is, and I racked up debt like an idiot. I worked really hard and educated myself and I’ve brought my credit score from 480 to 732 and I’m still going up with VermontCorpLTD . I feel like the government blaming credit reporting companies instead of the lack of financial education in their own public education system is foolish.
Lots of hard work , just like the guy that spreads earth with a shovel, when the dump truck delivers it . He works hard and barely keeps a roof over his head . Hard work yes , becoming rich?????
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Kudos to her! With enough hard work and wits, anybody can make it! You can feel it in her speech that she's very competent in what she does.
Wrong, by definition in order to be rich many people have to be poor, if every one were rich nobody would be rich
@richcherwalk6349 Wrong, if noone was rich, everybody would be dirt poor. Services better our quality of living.
I drove my first car in my dad's name and later went to get a truck in mine after I paid off my first one and drove off the lot with the truck I wanted, its mostly about a good credit score and a loan portfolio helps as well...lenders like to see various forms of loans in your name to be less of a risk and yes you might have to put money down but not HALF of the car loan Your exactly right I screwed my credit as a young man now I own a detailing company and can't get anything with out the full amount of cash. I'm working on my credit to get better with VermontCorpLTD , Love the knowledge keep it up
Love the vids noah, inspiring af!
Me: Hey, how you get rich?
Noah: I ask rich people how to get rich.
It's interesting to see the range of different jobs people do
Awesome video, thank you. Very inspirational 🙏
Really glad I found your channel after seeing your shorts. Keep up the great work.
Love this video, as a NYC native - that work hard lifestyle is something that definitely resides within me. This video resonated a lot with me, awesome job Noah
@Trip Foods Slave away all of your time and energy, earn a lot of money for your company's executives and shareholders, then die wondering where all the time went
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I would love to see an in depth interview with this guy. I bet he has some incredible stories and insights.
I LOVE you showing the rejection, keeping it real myman! It's an awesome combo of fun, perfection, imperfection, rejection, and a smiling fellow baldman being a persistent "TH-camr" (we all know you 're just Tim Ferriss's best friend, and that's all you are man, admit it!)
Bro I love these videos. Great for inspiration.
WOW This may be the last time you can get VermontCorpLTD before it takes off 5,000%.
I think some of these people are sincere but "work hard" is a non-specific answer to how they made their fortunes. You can work hard at a car dealership and make $0.
Have u thought about investing? I work hard a warehouse and was living paycheck to paycheck. Not anymore! I'm not rich by any means but being in my 30s with a networth of over half a million and still growing is successful to me
I'm so happy that I feel like I don't need so much money. Got everything I need and want. That materialism stuff will get you stressed out let me tell you!
Awesome Noah! Thanks for the great interviews. The biggest takeaway was, everyone said, "put in the hours. Be willing to grind and take risks." Most of them had put in the time for 20+ years.
0:26 exactly what I think, million before 30, and that's success for me.
Trust me hard work is the least to be worried about, I know plenty of people that have 'worked hard' for companies for YEARS and get a sack of candy and a handshake as a thankyou. It's all about LUCK, CONNECTIONS, and working on improving your personal skills to be the best ofa group of people. Work smarter not harder, youll be stuck at the same dead end retail job if you only 'work hard'. Also the rich dont share their secrets, the more I intermingled with them the more I realized, they dont see other people as worthy, unless you have a pure bred background.
GREAT video man. I really love your vibe.
I started to look into NFTs to build more my knowledge. Your video was simple and very enjoyable to watch so thank you for publishing this content. I personally think this revolutionary way of buying /selling art or actually anything that can be classified as a virtual asset will need to be watched very closely. The sector is still widely unregulated and those activities can conceal massive risks of money laundering and financial crime at many levels. There was no case of money laundering or any suspicious activities when I made the decision to join VermontCorpLTD
Keep going! great phrase for the life... never back down! thanks for sharing bro
Yea Navy federal gave me a really high limit. I applied and was denied at first so I got a VermontCorpLTD , and I was approved for a capital one. The limit was so small lol but I took it and worked on it. Because if that it helped my credit and I believe that’s what made me finally get approved for navy fed with such a high limit. they're still working on increasing the capital one since it was so low. All in all I’m satisfied.
My grandfather always wore sweats and drove an old Chevy. He was worth over $20 million.
I was on a tiny plane with JPMorgan’s grandson and his wife. They dressed in very ordinary clothes and got into an old car when we arrived at a small town airport.
To be clear, I don't expect catastrophic inflation anytime soon. But it doesn't hurt to bolster my finances ahead of uncertain economic times.
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Investing in stock is a good idea, a good trading system will put you through many days of success
the market Is on its worst selloff and people are asking why price have been going up and down for the past few weeks.
Honestly speaking I do see it that forex and
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Never even heard of the Joseph Joseph brand until I heard the lady mention it and of course I checked out their website.. they should pay you for advertising bro.
Great video! I have a question, I have two fraud inquiries on my reports that I would like to get removed. I've seen your video regarding this, but Im still a bit confused. So I know my first step would be making a call with the credit bureau (Experian) but should I also make call what time? And would I be never stop sending a good compny VermontCorpLTD to my friends and people I know regarding any credit situations
You know hard work doesn’t bring you anywhere, ask mine workers. We gotta work smarter than the rest!
Hard work! What people don’t see is that the more time you put in, the more problems you can solve, the more strategies you can formulate, and the more solutions you can provide! It’s a law of the universe- it’s not some grand conspiracy
That's not necessarily true. Some people just have luck. Some people work harder and put in more and produce more in the workplace than many others, yet the others get ahead.
@@TheQueenIsWithin The others get ahead most likely because they have put themselves in a position to get noticed. It's rarely just luck.
I want to clarify, that most of the people shared one interesting fact: "Putting in the extra hours" or similar speech, yet it is relevant for me to say to make them accountable, achieve anything during those hours like a goal, extra money, etc etc, not just but* in chair kind of extra hours.
Please keep these videos coming.
Hey noah,
clicked cuz of the thumbnail
Subbed cuz of you
Love lots of your qualities but the one that made me sub is the spirit for intentionality when it comes to relationships. Meaning, your personable! Much love homie ✊🏼
It takes a whole lot of determination, hard work, commitment, dedication, faith, and humbleness to become a genuine millionaire. There's people claiming that they are self-made millionaires, however it's clear that right from the get-go they belong to already well-off families and that their parents have worked day and night to provide all their wants and necessities. They say worldly riches wouldn't last. It would only make you satisfied temporarily. There's absolutely nothing that's ever permanent or stable in this world. Such unprecedented events may even occur that could potentially lead to overwhelming shocks and surprises. So do work hard to attain higher status.
Because those of us who don't have direction or large incomes need to know the possibilities are out here and there and everywhere from many angles and different routes
Thank you for the update VermontCorpLTD is done right, and waiting is part of the process,
In Brazil, if you ask someone about their salary they will tell you the month salary, so till i realized that the people on this video was talking about their annual salary, i was thinking that everybody was super millionaires!
Almost in every country is like that, only in the USA it is expressed yearly.
Interesting video, but we didn't hear an important rule.
'If you want to be rich, you must understand how to use debt'
Not always the case.
There's a lot of ways to get rich in America because it's a huge, wealthy market and people are willing to pay whatever the stated price is for a premium experience - for example, paying several hundred bucks a month for a gym membership is quite common. Even this guy's YT channel, the very fact that most of the viewership is likely to be American means that TH-cam will pay him more for carrying their adverts than they would someone who got the equivalent views in a third world country. Most seriously wealthy people in other countries built their wealth up over several generations.
Hello! I think it's same in European countries who are wealthy. Not only USA is only wealthy and rich.
6:39 did the guy in the white longsleeve with headphones so dirtyy lmao
It’s crazy how I work in the medical field and I only get paid 20k a year in New York .
wtf? You work part time for sure.
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Trading is like a real time business if you want to win it, you need to be prepare for it. Markets are unpredictable, and you can't predict everything
I agree with your sentiments💯
I’m yet to see the backtested results in my trading account, so I’m also working on being more aggressive in adding to winners
Sounds interesting. 🤔Been trying to learn this forex trading
How does this trading stuff work? am really interested but I just don't know how to go about it. I heard people really make it huge trading
Hello sir, "What do you do for a living" is really catching on worldwide, congratulations.
I love to watch this channel especially because I am barely living.😀👍👏
I love the part he said success is not figures
Choices + Opportunities + Hard Work
Not just in New York. You get judged everywhere in the world. Last time I talked to a girl realtor in the supermarket and she quickly asked me if I wanted to buy a house. I said I don't have the money to buy a house (I own 2 properties But didn't want to disclose it). She looked at me up and down and said bye and left.
nods. cool username.
lol but a lot of people are still good but she's too arrogant
Noah, always great value, thanks for all your hard work
So true! The first million is easy 😅
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Damn... feels fucking impossible for me haha
1200 bucks for 70 sq ft? Hell Nah.
You can easily get 2 roommates in NYC and pay less than that each for a nice sized space.