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This video lays bare the playbook of the wealthy. In plain terms, it’s all about not getting duped by consumerism—save your money first, then tackle the tough problems others can’t crack. That’s the real deal for making bank. Folks who jumped on AI energy or early crypto tech? [Spoken audio]: I took a company public and it was for 2 billion euros back in 2000. I was 8 years old, I had a suitcase on Air Jamaica, and then 12 years later I was ringing the bell on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange. Excuse me sir, sir, question for you. How did you get rich? Excuse me sir, how did you become wealthy? I've interviewed 57 billionaires in the States. Can I get 30 seconds with you? No. Alright, have a good day sir. How did you get rich? I have a channel with 24 million followers. No English, speak English just a little. Where are you from? Italia. Question for you. How old were you when you became a millionaire? Pick Italian. English? No English? All right my man. Excuse me sir. Sir, how did you get rich? Excuse me? How did you get rich man? I go all over the world and do billionaires. How'd you get rich? How'd I get rich? Yeah. I took a company public and it was for two billion euros back in 2000. Are you serious? Yes. Are you a billionaire? I've made some money. You raised some money? What company did you start? It was a encryption company, so we did encryption hardware for military and industry. Did you come from a lot of money grown up? Did you have rich parents? Well, you know, when I was in Jamaica, I thought I was rich, but when I moved to America as a little boy, I realized I wasn't that rich and had to start all over again. Can I interview you for one minute real quick? I go all over the world interviewing billionaires to help the younger generation. I'd love it. Did you have people that doubted you in business before? Absolutely. A lot of people thought I was crazy, especially when I joined the Army. Everyone said you can't make any money in the Army and you're just going to waste your time and maybe get shot. How much money did you make in the Army? $100 per month is what my salary was in the army, but you parlayed that into something pretty big though. Absolutely Absolutely, the the United States Army they'll pay for your education They paid for my undergrad and my grad school So I didn't pay a single dime and I got scholarships on top of it to a young person Let's say that they're lost maybe broken today's world. What would you recommend them do? Well, if I was a young I would 100% go in the army again Even if I had money and could go to Harvard or Stanford from the get-go I would still go in the army, the discipline, the comradery, the loyalty, the sense of service to the country. It's one of the most fulfilling feelings you can get in your whole life. How old are you now? I'm 55 years old. In the next one to two years, what is the best industry people should be looking to get into right now? Well, yeah, obviously everyone is going to say AI. What are you going to say? I'm going to say AI needs power. So you're going to need power. So anyone that could generate energy in a sustainable manner to feed this AI monster, that's where you want to be. Reminds me of how during the gold rush, the people that got rich were the ones that were selling the shovels, not looking for the gold. Yes, exactly. The one powering the AI is what you're saying. Exactly, exactly. What do you think about the richest people in your Rolodex, the richest people you've met? What do they all have in common? It was never really about money. It was really about solving real problems, right? They were just passionate about their craft, whether it was programming or building hardware. I had a billionaire tell me one time, if you solve people's wants and needs, you get rich. If you solve people's problems, you become wealthy. That's absolutely right. Absolutely right. A problem is opportunity waiting to be solved. You scaled a multi-billion dollar company. What is your secret to scaling? Well the secret to scaling is non-stop relationship building, non-stop selling. So you're a good salesman? Absolutely, absolutely. But I don't sell to get money from people. I really like to build a relationship up and solve their problems and have fun together and so that's how I've always done and as a young man I was in San Francisco super expensive during the dot-com boom and I would hear homeless people you know pushing the car, it's the bottles of jingling, whenever I hear that sound no matter how tired I was I'd wake up and I'd get on the phone because I remember Asia's coming online. I'd be calling Japan, calling Singapore, Asia. Asia, yes. I did business in different countries. We went global from day one because I realized that when a country goes into a recession, another country might be booming. So you should always be global from day one. They don't teach this in school, you know that, right? No, no, no. What country are we in right now? We're in Monaco. Do you live here? I do live here. What is the best country to be a business owner in today's world? It's going to be 100% the United States of America. Why? Great access to capital. And then if you ever another country that can replicate that model. I'd give you a billion dollars. You can come to America with a suitcase. I was eight years old. I had a suitcase on Air Jamaica and then, you know, 12 years later I was ringing the bell on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange. My company's going public. Majority of people in America are paycheck to paycheck. What keeps people broken in today's world? You know, I think in America people spend the money they don't have to impress the people they don't like. Save first and then spend later. So saving should be your number one goal. My last question. If me and you died tomorrow and you could be one last message with the younger generation, what would that be? Work on relationships. Relationships are so important. Cherish them. You should go out and build a relationship with people, not just to make money, but just really good relationships. If you're weak at something, you should befriend people that have a strength that you don't have, and then you learn from them, and then build together all about relationships. Can I tell you something? Yes. You got amazing advice from good. Okay, thank you. Thank you so much for the comment.
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@perx_trade Market feels noisy today. Price moves get all the attention, but execution is what quietly shapes the outcome. The more I trade, the more I appreciate platforms that reduce the number of decisions between an idea and a position. Less hesitation. Less friction.
Gm gm eveyone Happy sunday funday
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> Crypto often talks about connecting blockchain to the real economy. Maritime trade is already the backbone of global commerce, but its capital markets have stayed largely outside Web3. @EthraShip is taking a different approach by focusing on the infrastructure behind global
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Quick update on the @tradehotstuff FIFA Volume Cup: 350 traders are competing, with the top wallet already hit $16M volume. The Super Cards system is live. By hitting certain volume thresholds, you unlock player cards that give multipliers. Once activated, your trading volume
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Doanh nghiệp vẫn âm thầm gom Bitcoin. Bất chấp những tranh luận quanh việc Strategy có thể bán BTC, các công ty niêm yết đã mua ròng 166.984 BTC từ đầu năm, gấp hơn 2 lần lượng 81.153 BTC được các thợ đào tạo ra. Trung bình, mỗi ngày các doanh nghiệp hấp
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GM Homies Who's awake?
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