I Met 25 Billionaires… Here's 6 Lessons They Taught Me

James on the jet was without a doubt the best interview I've ever watched.

Just ended a college presentation, most of the audience was on their phone, professors didn’t know a word of what I said, now listening Noah’s wisdom to refill my confidence❤

Based on the summary of the video, here are some actionable lessons in bullet points: * *Become your own boss:* Don't rely on a W-2 job to become a billionaire. Pursue entrepreneurship and take ownership of your work. * *Identify and create new markets:* Look for unmet needs or gaps in the market and create solutions for them. Don't be afraid to chase seemingly crazy ideas. * *Be persistent:* Building a successful billion-dollar company takes time and perseverance. Believe in yourself and your vision even when faced with initial challenges.

The Poor stay poor by acting rich. The rich stay rich by acting poor.

Cool! But you should read a book of Artur Grandi “Grand Time”, coz it’s conveys a completely different view of making money, that we have during ages! This guy from Silicon Valley created his unique formula of healing world’s financial system and I’m sure that our future should be ruled by such a genius venture projects, which would bring us to a very happy life without slavery skills!

One of your greatest gifts is your ability to share your knowledge and in a humble way. Thank you! Every video I've watched of yours has been phenomenal and well worth my time.

It is important to know your Enough! Although billionaire status is achievable, as you said, “The level of sacrifice is not worth it.” The missed life opportunity cost to get there leaves a lot of relationships and life experiences unfulfilled.

killer edit! great work to the team!

Um, I'm pivoting my live and I haven't had success yet. However, what is being said in this video and the interviews is resonating. Hearing James's experience of how he saw his own value. With myself being a former enlisted Marine, and hearing James say he turned down 100k to re-enlist because his happiness value was greater than the money value. Then hearing him say, No, to an employer, because they were demanding that he do the job of three people but at the same pay. He didn't roll over an accept that...look at him now. This is powerful and empowering. Thank you for sharing.

Steve Ballmer is literally an employee billionaire

Noah Kagan is next level! Thank you for bringing these wealth of knowledge to us.

Funny how there are many billionaires who have made their wealth from selling really expensive stuff like real estate or luxury goods but yet they themselves live frugally.

Hi Noah, Just came across this video. I loved it! I’m a just retired teacher and always felt we were never paid our worth. I have to say growing up in poverty we were raised with the W2 mentality. Go to school and get a good job and work for others forever. I always wanted my freedom but family and life gets to go first and my generation was about working hard and bring home a steady paycheck. Great video.

You look like a Honda crx kind of guy 😏 love the content and your podcast with Chris Williamson. Keep it up! 🤘

So good. This content is so needed man.

Great content as always! You are currently one of my favourite channels on YouTube 👍

Your shirt and background fit perfectly together!

I've been watching your channel since day one. They're gettign so good, the graphics are great! I love the bite size knowledge too. 👏👏👏

Low cost lifestyle. Billionaires create their market. Okay being boring. Their attitude towards money never changes, Billionaires make 10 figures doing just one thing. Billionaires pay the price.

I remember watching this interview... I changed a lot of ways I think after what this man said