Let me know which advice resonated with you in the comments below! Link to join my free entrepreneurial newsletter: www.hustleclub.co A lot more free stuff in the description as well :) Have a great day! -Charlie
The first guy summed up the 2nd generation Asian American mentality nicely - "I can't waste the opportunity of coming to America that my parents made sacrifices for." That is what drives many of us.
@@pijinz5963 First generation is usually the parents, who get their citizenship first, then the kids are second generation because they are typically born in the US. I'm assuming these people were born in the US. However, if the entire family all naturalized together, yes, they'd be first generation Americans.
A lot of folks have been going on about a January rally and said stocks that would be experiencing significant growth these new year season, any idea which stocks this may be? I just sold my home in the Boca Grande area and I’m looking to remunerate a lump sum into the stock market before stocks rebound, is this a good time to buy or no?
@@stellaadams593 I agree, that's the more reason I prefer my day to day invt decisions being guided by a invt-coach, seeing that their entire skillset is built around going long and short at the same time both employing risk for its asymmetrical upside and laying off risk as a hedge against the inevitable downward turns, coupled with the exclusive information/analysis they have, it's near impossible to not out-perform, been using a invt-coach for over 2years+ and I've netted over 1.5million
@@gowonjake True, we’re only just an information away from amassing wealth, I know alot of folks that made fortunes from the Dotcom crash as well as the 08’ crash and I’ve been looking into similar opportunities in this present market, could this coach that guides you help?
@@patriciacarlos Sure, the inv-coach that guides me is CLAUDIA TRINIDAD RIVAS, she popular and has quite a following, so it shouldn't be a hassle to find her, just search her
I will forever appreciate this channel, you’ve helped me and my family a lot, your videos, advice and lessons are inspirational helpful to us, I now earn every week. You’re such a blessing to this generation, we all love you
Hi Charlie! I just want to say thank you for all the great information and videos! I am currently working two full-time jobs to support my wife, who has an illness, watching your videos, has helped me realize that this is not a burden, but a way to strengthen my character, discipline and motivate me for success. I cannot thank you enough and wish you and your audience all the best!
As an asian myself, this is very inspiring because there's so much we can relate in this video coming from a traditional Asian family when it comes to career/success. Thank you for this content Charlie.
Charlie - I worked for many years with your mother and I know for sure how proud she is of you. After hearing so many stories about you from her, I am so glad to see the success you've had. I'm also a (former) Bruin, so when you went there I was really happy :-). Continued success and give my kindest regards to your mom.
Awesome video! It's important to emphasize that East Asians are very hard working and perseverative folks with a lot of stamina compare to other folks on Earth. Perhaps that's why Japan and China are where they are..
Hey Charlie love your work. Quick request, can you try interviewing people on a H1B visa who’ve managed to start their own businesses? Possibly are millionaires now.
very refreshing to see marlene's take on things as she is much older than the general demographic in this video. assuming her school is her main source of her financial success, this would mean she was 43 when she began to realize this success. Although the young rockstars out there ought to be recognized and complimented, I find something special about someone who makes attempts over decades to win and eventually succeeds. kudos to the team who put together this guest list, and video!
Awesome video Charlie! Even though I'm not Asian, this video was very entertaining to watch and super inspiring. You got a great group of people to interview for this video.
I really enjoyed Aaron’s responses. He embodies the wisdom of those who strive to learn something new each day. His ability to recall past learnings and gracefully articulate them as short but meaningful life tips was quite impressive and admirable. Thank you for sharing, Aaron.
Really cool to see other Asians following unconventional pathways and becoming successful. It is true that we are pressured to pursue the traditional STEM pathways, so it's refreshing to see others out there killing it doing non-traditional careers/business.
Wow, I can see a lot of good advice here. I am very proud of all of you for doing a wonderful thing than others. Maybe it takes you lots of effects to have the position right now so that is why your advice is valuable to me. Honestly, I get stuck on my journey for a long time just only try to be myself. But now I realize no one can help me, I must create my destiny and make it happen.
"People who succeed have momentum. The more they succeed, the more they want to succeed. Similarly, when somone is failing, the tendency is to get on a downward spiral that can even become a self-fulfilling prophecy." -Tony Robbins
It is so Asian that you had to ask what their parents thought despite their success. If you asked black people (I'm black) we'd say IDK, or our parents would support us no matter what, or we don't talk like that.
Watching this I started to laugh a bit thinking, you're creating a new narrative, it would be absolutely hilarious if as parents this generation ends up "pressuring" their kids NOT to become doctors and lawyers but entrepreneurs 😂
Everyone always says to invest your money… but no one really says how to or what to invest in… and then when you try to look it up it’s just a bunch of scams or you do it yourself and doesn’t end up as well as you think. I think it be nice to make a video on these things
Nice video. However, 'millionaire' and 'successful' are two different terms. 'Successful' is subjective so its interpretations can be different. However, American culture as a whole defines success to be defined as someone who has made more wealth well above others. I think this philosophy and narrative are so wrong. For one thing, success should not be defined by wealth but rather state of health and mind. I think that anyone who has found genuine happiness and has good health and peace, is succesful. Be it someone who works at a restaurant or is a multi-millionaire
Dam , Charlie , inspirational, your generation. Is younger I’m 47 yr old . We grew up , wishing we was more American or white .. now , with TH-cam and more representation, Asians can feel like , we can do what we want and contribute to America , as a whole .. Thxs
I love this type of videos, it's so motivational and encouraging to listen to successful people and realize they all had to fight through hard times. BTW, is there any chance your next tour could be along the coast? Haven't been to California in a long time and cruising next to the ocean is one of my favorite things to do in California :-)
Successful people don't become that way overnight. What most people see at a wealth, a great career, purpose is the result of hard work and investment . 🤑🤑
Not all Chinese guys who have good cars are millionaires. My previous conceited, narcissistic, realtor boss in LA just used and underpaid his workers to get the money for his own good. He has good number of debt. 🙃 He has the same routines, btw. Can't help but think you guys have similarities..
I will forever be indebted to you , you have changed my entire life. I will continue to preach in your name for the world to hear that you saved me from huge financial debt with just a small investment. Thank you very much,
Hey, Charlie. This is very inspiring. I had a very difficult year in 2022, like depressingly bad. And this really brings that energy for me to rebuild myself. Thank you!
Not asian myself but my parents had the same mentality, go to school and get either an engineering degree, CS degree, or some type of STEM degree. After a couple years im realizing this isnt really for me and will be starting my own business.
I feel like most people don't really soke in the advice people like this give. For example, one time I asked my friend have you watched this alex harmozi video it changed my life. He said, "Yea I watched the video I binge watch so many of his videos." I asked him," Then what were the main lessons you got out of the video?" He had no response and couldn't remember anything from the video plus he didn't take notes so did he truly listen and try to interprut the knowledge? Same with these people in this video. When I hear advice coming from somone worth listening to I really listen and once I get the advice I ask myself can I summarize everything that person just said? If not, I rewatch it and take more notes and ask the question again. What did this person just say and see if I can summarize what they said on top of my head If i cannot then I really didn't make my brain download that knowledge. So don't just soak in a bunch of information on the interenet actually try to really understand what the person is saying.
Great video, but I don't understand the purpose of driving around during the interview. Love the hustle from all the participants in the video (including host) :)
This is a great video, Charlie. Very inspirational and very motivational! The people you interviewed are very intelligent people. It is refreshing to see this type of thing happening with young people. I’m so glad you did this interview. It was very interesting and informative. I always gain information and knowledge when I watch your videos it gets me motivated to run my business more successful every day. I appreciate you and thank you for doing this, I am working towards leaving a legacy for my family and my children’s children. Everything they said resonated with me. I do a lot of things they talked about and it really helps you get your day going and be more successful throughout the day. Fantastic video!
Would love to know what kind of aspiring musician A-A-ron is trying to become. I’ve been playing the piano for 20+ years .. maybe we can collab or something 😃 .. depending on the music 🧐
Awesome to see an Asian version and community. It's great to see similar cultural values and childhood and what to aim for. Nice job man! Would love to see more!!
Having grinded through five or six recessions, in 40 yrs as an Asian small biz entrepreneur, I wonder how many guests have actually, SUCCESSFULLY invested into, through the flat years, then out of a crash? The Asian Financial Crisis, 9/11 Recession and the Great Financial Crisis, took years and years...
i feel like these guys are all evidence that its only possible to reach this level of wealth if you start young. is there any advice to make up for lost time/starting late?
Marlene wasn't super young when she started seeing success! Also age is relative and let's say a 40 year old still has so many years left to "secure the bag". Obviously the earlier the better but success can be found at any age
Sacrifice is the cheat code tbh. Also the first guy recommended a book called Atomic Habits. I would recommend a book called The Power of Habits. Don’t sleep on this info
See, as a first gen American w/ Eastern European parents (Macedonia) I LOVE watching this. The advice is similar to what I've heard and this is really inspiring good juicy note taking for integrating into my life.
Feels like more fantasy-inspiration as opposed to "here's how to get from point A to Z". These videos are super interesting but for entertainment if we're being honest.
Is it possible for you to showcase some older entrepreneurs? Like people in their 40s and 50s? Or is that a rare breed? Thank you for making these videos!
Let me know which advice resonated with you in the comments below! Link to join my free entrepreneurial newsletter: www.hustleclub.co
A lot more free stuff in the description as well :) Have a great day!
-Charlie
The first guy summed up the 2nd generation Asian American mentality nicely - "I can't waste the opportunity of coming to America that my parents made sacrifices for." That is what drives many of us.
isnt it first generation?
@@pijinz5963 First generation is usually the parents, who get their citizenship first, then the kids are second generation because they are typically born in the US. I'm assuming these people were born in the US. However, if the entire family all naturalized together, yes, they'd be first generation Americans.
@@kayflip2233 First generation is defined by birth; many has been living here for decades without being naturalized.
True but Asian parents wouldn't drive a $100k car. They are good in their 15 year old Camry's...
@@kayflip2233 yeah pretty sure first generation is the kids because they were born here
A lot of folks have been going on about a January rally and said stocks that would be experiencing significant growth these new year season, any idea which stocks this may be? I just sold my home in the Boca Grande area and I’m looking to remunerate a lump sum into the stock market before stocks rebound, is this a good time to buy or no?
yes, transportation, e-commerce among other sectors are expected to experience growth, but who knows, the market has been a basket of surprises.
@@stellaadams593 I agree, that's the more reason I prefer my day to day invt decisions being guided by a invt-coach, seeing that their entire skillset is built around going long and short at the same time both employing risk for its asymmetrical upside and laying off risk as a hedge against the inevitable downward turns, coupled with the exclusive information/analysis they have, it's near impossible to not out-perform, been using a invt-coach for over 2years+ and I've netted over 1.5million
@@gowonjake True, we’re only just an information away from amassing wealth, I know alot of folks that made fortunes from the Dotcom crash as well as the 08’ crash and I’ve been looking into similar opportunities in this present market, could this coach that guides you help?
@@patriciacarlos Sure, the inv-coach that guides me is CLAUDIA TRINIDAD RIVAS, she popular and has quite a following, so it shouldn't be a hassle to find her, just search her
As a person who's not Asian, I got a lot from this video. Y'all are hardworking people! Another great video Charlie!!
I can say that I've never seen a single asian person begging for money at an intersection.
Glad you learned some stuff from the video, Lisan!!
If you are an Asian, you will know what you have to go through especially in a corporate environment. Amazing stories.
Almost everyone you interview says they dont mind soending money on FOOD. I completely agree and that is a key to happiness imo, great food
Haha yeah I thought that was super interesting. Asian culture thing
great food + maid is the life.
I will forever appreciate this channel, you’ve helped me and my family a lot, your videos, advice and lessons are inspirational helpful to us,
I now earn every week. You’re such a blessing to this generation, we all love you
Loved this video. Very inspiring. As an Asian growing up in Australia, I can relate to every single person on here and their struggles.
Nice!!!! Glad you could relate
Hi Charlie! I just want to say thank you for all the great information and videos! I am currently working two full-time jobs to support my wife, who has an illness, watching your videos, has helped me realize that this is not a burden, but a way to strengthen my character, discipline and motivate me for success. I cannot thank you enough and wish you and your audience all the best!
I hope your wife gets healthier soon
That is inspirational to hear Travis - and I hope your wife gets better soon!
❤️
As an asian myself, this is very inspiring because there's so much we can relate in this video coming from a traditional Asian family when it comes to career/success. Thank you for this content Charlie.
It’s never too late too start my dreams ❤ you inspired me
I’m not Asian, just listening to these people stories I’m ready to take next step and live my dream.
You got this Kevin
And become Asian.
Charlie - I worked for many years with your mother and I know for sure how proud she is of you. After hearing so many stories about you from her, I am so glad to see the success you've had. I'm also a (former) Bruin, so when you went there I was really happy :-). Continued success and give my kindest regards to your mom.
Hi Christopher, wow that's awesome! I'll mention you next time I see her, thank you and happy holidays!
"Successful people do what unsuccessful people are not willing to do. Don't wish it were easier; wish you were better."
-- Jim Rohn
Kevin Pak got me into Amazon FBA in 2019. It was exciting to see him on here
Awesome video! It's important to emphasize that East Asians are very hard working and perseverative folks with a lot of stamina compare to other folks on Earth. Perhaps that's why Japan and China are where they are..
Thank you for making great content AND adding an asian angle since you also didn't see content for Asian entrepreneurs!
I will save everyone 17:39 minutes: How to become successful? PUT YOUR HEAD DOWN AND WORK...
This easily became one of my favorite videos in TH-cam.
Wow thanks!! Glad you liked it
I'm not Asian but this is so awesome and inspiring to me ❤
Hey Charlie love your work. Quick request, can you try interviewing people on a H1B visa who’ve managed to start their own businesses? Possibly are millionaires now.
very refreshing to see marlene's take on things as she is much older than the general demographic in this video. assuming her school is her main source of her financial success, this would mean she was 43 when she began to realize this success. Although the young rockstars out there ought to be recognized and complimented, I find something special about someone who makes attempts over decades to win and eventually succeeds. kudos to the team who put together this guest list, and video!
Yeah I loved talking with Marlene! A great example of someone who tried lots of things over the years and found success
Actually, the myth of the young successful entrepreneur is just that. Most successful companies are founded by people with decades of experience.
Notice how every single person mentioned exercise and/or food. Take care of your bodies as well as your money
Love the quote if your dream don’t scare you then it’s not big enough!
Awesome video Charlie! Even though I'm not Asian, this video was very entertaining to watch and super inspiring. You got a great group of people to interview for this video.
I really enjoyed Aaron’s responses. He embodies the wisdom of those who strive to learn something new each day. His ability to recall past learnings and gracefully articulate them as short but meaningful life tips was quite impressive and admirable. Thank you for sharing, Aaron.
Really cool to see other Asians following unconventional pathways and becoming successful. It is true that we are pressured to pursue the traditional STEM pathways, so it's refreshing to see others out there killing it doing non-traditional careers/business.
Stem is still fun lol
Yes I love seeing it!!
Wow, I can see a lot of good advice here. I am very proud of all of you for doing a wonderful thing than others. Maybe it takes you lots of effects to have the position right now so that is why your advice is valuable to me. Honestly, I get stuck on my journey for a long time just only try to be myself. But now I realize no one can help me, I must create my destiny and make it happen.
“just start” this was pretty loud in the video. well noted.
Great video. There needs to be more Asian-centric content in general.
Love the inspirational people on this episode!
u guys are all awesome. So inspriing and motivating❤ Happy Holidays Merry Christmas!
good going on this one, Charlie. impactful. this video is the real food !
"People who succeed have momentum. The more they succeed, the more they want to succeed. Similarly, when somone is failing, the tendency is to get on a downward spiral that can even become a self-fulfilling prophecy." -Tony Robbins
Yo that’s my best friend Kevin, hope to be interviewed one day soon as well!
Hit me up if you wanna be in a future episode!
It is so Asian that you had to ask what their parents thought despite their success. If you asked black people (I'm black) we'd say IDK, or our parents would support us no matter what, or we don't talk like that.
Watching this I started to laugh a bit thinking, you're creating a new narrative, it would be absolutely hilarious if as parents this generation ends up "pressuring" their kids NOT to become doctors and lawyers but entrepreneurs 😂
Haha that would be funny
Everyone always says to invest your money… but no one really says how to or what to invest in… and then when you try to look it up it’s just a bunch of scams or you do it yourself and doesn’t end up as well as you think. I think it be nice to make a video on these things
Good episode Charlie 👊🏾 lmk how I can add value to your channel
Nice video. However, 'millionaire' and 'successful' are two different terms. 'Successful' is subjective so its interpretations can be different. However, American culture as a whole defines success to be defined as someone who has made more wealth well above others. I think this philosophy and narrative are so wrong. For one thing, success should not be defined by wealth but rather state of health and mind. I think that anyone who has found genuine happiness and has good health and peace, is succesful. Be it someone who works at a restaurant or is a multi-millionaire
Loved this video! One of my favorites for your channel Charlie! Super inspiring and interesting!
Dam , Charlie , inspirational, your generation. Is younger I’m 47 yr old . We grew up , wishing we was more American or white .. now , with TH-cam and more representation, Asians can feel like , we can do what we want and contribute to America , as a whole .. Thxs
More representation is key!
I love this type of videos, it's so motivational and encouraging to listen to successful people and realize they all had to fight through hard times. BTW, is there any chance your next tour could be along the coast? Haven't been to California in a long time and cruising next to the ocean is one of my favorite things to do in California :-)
That's a great idea!
I love seeeing this. i'm asian and I know i'll be there one day like you fam.
Loved seeing the homie Kevin on here! I’m glad you’re shining light on Asian Americans 🫶🏼
He's a boss! Appreciate it Timothy
I hope to reach that level someday.
Work hard and dream hard!!
any single Asian millionaires out there 👀 asking for a friend
Successful people don't become that way overnight. What most people see at a wealth, a great career, purpose is the result of hard work and investment . 🤑🤑
Not all Chinese guys who have good cars are millionaires. My previous conceited, narcissistic, realtor boss in LA just used and underpaid his workers to get the money for his own good. He has good number of debt. 🙃
He has the same routines, btw. Can't help but think you guys have similarities..
Asian parents: so disappointed my kid isn't a billionaire smh
Millionaire?? Why not billionaire
As an asian this video is super empowering and resonates greatly. Great video Charlie!
Glad you enjoyed it!
I will never cheap out on food again! Lol but really like hearing all their perspectives!
His energy, his heart, his ability to articulate something complex in simple terms. His ability to inspire. Thank you for all your work.
I will forever be indebted to you , you have changed my entire life. I will continue to preach in your name for the world to hear that you saved me from huge financial debt with just a small investment. Thank you very much,
His energy, his heart, his ability to articulate something complex in simple terms. His ability to inspire. Thank you for all your work.
You should interview Aden Thao - He is an Asian professional Motorcycle Racer. Also Sunisa Lee - Asian American Olympian
Thank you for this video. Very inspiring!
Your welcome bro i made $75,000 from selling hot wheels 😊
Wow this is amazing video , I’m Asian American .
I really enjoyed this video! I want to see more videos about Asian entrepreneurs and the AAPI business community.
More to come!
Amazing video. Loved and learned a lot. New subscriber.
Awesome, thank you!
As an Asian, who has been outcasted by his family.. One day, I will be on here.
Advices like these are what motivates people to keep on working hard!
I’m also Asian , I’m still fighting to get a better life and I know i will make it someday
Hey, Charlie. This is very inspiring. I had a very difficult year in 2022, like depressingly bad. And this really brings that energy for me to rebuild myself. Thank you!
Hope you’re doing well 😊
how does she just on the whim become a racecar driver thats wild.
Not asian myself but my parents had the same mentality, go to school and get either an engineering degree, CS degree, or some type of STEM degree. After a couple years im realizing this isnt really for me and will be starting my own business.
I feel like most people don't really soke in the advice people like this give. For example, one time I asked my friend have you watched this alex harmozi video it changed my life. He said, "Yea I watched the video I binge watch so many of his videos." I asked him," Then what were the main lessons you got out of the video?" He had no response and couldn't remember anything from the video plus he didn't take notes so did he truly listen and try to interprut the knowledge? Same with these people in this video. When I hear advice coming from somone worth listening to I really listen and once I get the advice I ask myself can I summarize everything that person just said? If not, I rewatch it and take more notes and ask the question again. What did this person just say and see if I can summarize what they said on top of my head If i cannot then I really didn't make my brain download that knowledge. So don't just soak in a bunch of information on the interenet actually try to really understand what the person is saying.
Yes the implementation is very very important!
Awesome video!!
Bing chilling
Great video, but I don't understand the purpose of driving around during the interview. Love the hustle from all the participants in the video (including host) :)
I agree with the experiences!
LETS GO, AARON!!!
Thank you. Your reason at the end of the video is amazing. Wishing you more success.
great video! as an asian I appreciate this.
Love this video so much. I could definitely relate to quite a few people in this video. Keep up the great content!
This is a great video, Charlie. Very inspirational and very motivational! The people you interviewed are very intelligent people. It is refreshing to see this type of thing happening with young people. I’m so glad you did this interview. It was very interesting and informative. I always gain information and knowledge when I watch your videos it gets me motivated to run my business more successful every day. I appreciate you and thank you for doing this, I am working towards leaving a legacy for my family and my children’s children. Everything they said resonated with me. I do a lot of things they talked about and it really helps you get your day going and be more successful throughout the day. Fantastic video!
I appreciate the comment and your support! Glad you enjoyed the video!
Would love to know what kind of aspiring musician A-A-ron is trying to become.
I’ve been playing the piano for 20+ years .. maybe we can collab or something 😃 .. depending on the music 🧐
I believe A-A-ron is getting into the DJ scene!
@@CharlieChang Aw dang .. I can’t DJ on a piano lol
Oh well .. wish the best for him
Awesome to see an Asian version and community. It's great to see similar cultural values and childhood and what to aim for. Nice job man!
Would love to see more!!
Thanks!! More coming :)
I'm curious how many came from inherited wealth?
Eat well and just start! 🙏🙏🙏
I love videos like these 🥰 so motivational ! One thing about Asians they gon’ get that bag 💕
I like this series.
Inspiring indeed! Especially someone like me that went through the traditional route 👨🎓 😞
I am a 20 year old Asian from Singapore. I became a millionaire at 17 years old. Loving my first supercar.
Haha sounds like bs
Very inspirational video! Best time to start is NOW!
i love these videos! Shoutout to you Charlie!!🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
Glad you like them Segan!
Strong mindset the first one (haven't seen the rest yet), you notice that quickly
ha i used to work down the street from this location
Having grinded through five or six recessions,
in 40 yrs as an Asian small biz entrepreneur,
I wonder how many guests have actually,
SUCCESSFULLY invested into,
through the flat years,
then out of a crash?
The Asian Financial Crisis,
9/11 Recession and the
Great Financial Crisis,
took years and years...
‼️‼️Great Tips and Advice! Just do it and start anything you want to do in life! Just Start! the Rest will eventually come together 💯💯💯👍😊
i feel like these guys are all evidence that its only possible to reach this level of wealth if you start young. is there any advice to make up for lost time/starting late?
Marlene wasn't super young when she started seeing success! Also age is relative and let's say a 40 year old still has so many years left to "secure the bag". Obviously the earlier the better but success can be found at any age
Sacrifice is the cheat code tbh. Also the first guy recommended a book called Atomic Habits. I would recommend a book called The Power of Habits. Don’t sleep on this info
@@1kennylo Who authored each book?
@@anotherstar8125 “the power of habits” by Charles Duhigg & “Atomic Habits” by James Clear
This popped up on my feed. I loved watching this! Sub'ed!
Thank you!
Foods biggest dub, gots all the millionaires talking about it!!!!
15:26 did you feel uncomfortable sitting next to the driver ? 😂
great video with really good questions! 🙌
First time watching your vids, swear to God your channel is full of interesting knowledge
Appreciate it!!
yes yes yes , i cant wait to start my business
Did u Start? If u Did Keep Goin, If u Not, Why not?
See, as a first gen American w/ Eastern European parents (Macedonia) I LOVE watching this. The advice is similar to what I've heard and this is really inspiring good juicy note taking for integrating into my life.
Feels like more fantasy-inspiration as opposed to "here's how to get from point A to Z". These videos are super interesting but for entertainment if we're being honest.
Maybe I can start asking them to take me from A to Z on a new business they'd start today. Succinct business plan of attack
@@CharlieChang Heck yeah, now we're talking
Is it possible for you to showcase some older entrepreneurs? Like people in their 40s and 50s? Or is that a rare breed? Thank you for making these videos!
Yeah! More videos like that coming in the next few months
Nice video can you make one on successful Latinos now?
Amazing video thank you for your content