19 Military Lessons that Made Me a Millionaire

[@VALUETAINMENT]

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[@SehxyBeasts]

Valuetainment - Pat, thank you for your service not just to thee Army, but also for realizing what a huge disservice it would have been to not only yourself, but the world around you, had you not have literally become a man overnight to share this video with us today. THANK YOU!💖💖💖

[@ashirdale9148]

How to perform under pressure?

[@lizakulimanova7248]

My mentor! I'll be working with u one day.

[@grantburgess1647]

I'm going into the Navy and going to use that experience for real estate and business. Hooyah!

[@alphabeta8403]

You’re here for 5:20

[@hemakumargantepallidataandai]

19 Military Lessons that Made Patrick Bet-David a Millionaire. 1. Managing Chaos. 2. Mission-Driven. 3. Limited Resources (needs to come from the less resources). 4. Multi-Tasking. 5. Perform under pressure. 6. Managing Risks. 7. Thick Skin. 8. Build a Tribe (business team committed to tech other). 9. Leadership. 10.Learning other cultures. 11.Adapt (market changes, adapt). 12.survivability. 13.Independence. 14.Strategy. 15.Health (healthy food and exercise). 16.Preparation. 17.Paranoia. 18.Work Ethic. 19.Discipline.

[@lolibear]

Thanks

[@mrmisanthropic2803]

Seriously I wish more people understood this. What a letdown that almost all of these motivational videos are 30 minutes long and 80 percent is filler to generate more ad revenue. Respect our time more than advertisement shouldn't be a tough ask.

[@MattsCrazyArt]

John Sanford, you said it. And thank you to the guy who laid out a 19 steps. You the real MVP. I try to edit my vids as tightly as possible because wasted time is an insult to the viewers, I feel.

[@MattsCrazyArt]

Hemakumar Gantepalli took the bullet for us all. Pun intended.

[@musicalprofitsniper6733]

Thank you for taking notes for us, Hemakumar Bai.

[@guledadan2167]

Watching this as a 16 year old makes me realise everything im going through is helping me become better❤

[@Deaabaldeabdeab]

How much Patric bet david worth 10 million ? Or ?

[@kolumbothekninjahman7452]

Mate my advice to you: don't worry about other people or what they feel or think.... Focus on YOUR long term goals.... Otherwise you might drop out, take crappie jobs for the next 10 years and then realise you only speak to one or two people you knew back then ✌️

[@nadogrl]

@@Deaabaldeabdeab - $250 million.

[@essicktimmsiv7596]

Patrick thank you, I have recently retired from the military and 01 February 18 started working at a small business in California bringing home 6k a month after taxes plus still collecting checks from the USCG as well so I was able to save a decent amount of money. After 7 months at this job it went under. Now my wife (also ex-military) and I are picking up our 3 children and moving across the country without jobs and no safety net and looking to start our own business in Fitness in sunny Florida. Thank you for reaffirming what I have already suspected. In the service it was no problem for people to handle a Million dollar budget or be in charge of a asset that's worth a couple of Hundred of thousands of dollars. Yet in the civilian world no one wants to give you that shot cause you have no degree. Not realizing all the training and experience and moneys that the government has invested in you only to come out of the military and get a job that pays 65K a year. I want more. Keep the content coming, keep dropping those gems it is greatly appreciated.

[@ricks.4604]

Just surfing KZbin and came across your video... Having served in the Army myself and being a decent judge of character I appreciated your honesty and sincerity. Your message came across as genuine and has inspired me, thank you and thank you for your service!

[@victormendoza3295]

The military helped me with independence. I bought a house at 23 while everyone else was playing xbox.

[@freeross371]

Right on!!

[@prezidenttrump5171]

Because you sucked off daddy government for him to give you free stuff. I don't know what to do with my life, I'm joining the Military so they can tell me what to do!

[@ElTokeMaestro]

Shavesh. You need the green card

[@prezidenttrump5171]

Victor couldn't live life on his own terms, a certified loser. So he joined the Army so they could FORCE him like the poor parenting he had never could. He isn't his own man, and he didn't earn that house.

[@betterthanyesterdayeveryda3523]

PrezidentTrump Your pathetic 😂😂

[@madbomber5213]

I just finished doing 10 yrs in the Army. I’m in the process of being a entrepreneur and came across this video. Excellent advice thanks.

[@06Awake]

Pat, I'm 23yrs old and about to ship to boot camp Oct. 3rd. I've been a student of your videos for the past 2 months and have sold 144 bottles of my own brand of coffee in this past month (that's all I ordered) from your motivation. I will make it my goal to learn, develop, and strengthen these skills in my 5 years of service. I will continue reading your book list, re-reading your book, and watching your videos, and In the next 15 years tell you about how I made a million dollars using what I've learned from you and others combined with my own drive and commitment.

[@pickenit]

Just saw your post from five years ago. How did the military change you from the time you posted this? What did you learn?

[@06Awake]

@@pickenit on my 2nd enlistment. Stationed with Marines. I became a Surg Tech Corpsman in Guam and now a Field Medicine Tech. It’s been great. Still watching past Valuetainment videos and PBD podcast. Getting ready to launch my own business in the next two months. I’ll have product samples this month. The Navy has allowed me to do all the other stuff I’ve wanted to do. Found my A-School boo right after boot camp, married a year later, and just celebrated 4 years of a strong marriage, two dogs, and my first home. And on top of that, I enjoy what I do and who I do it with. Best career move I could have made at 23yrs old.

[@conlawmeateater8792]

​@@06Awake did you have any reaction to the "shot"?

[@kentuckyaaron]

Served 5 years in the Army & trying to build my life on my terms, thank you for sharing this brother. Get at me anytime!

[@anthonyb9196]

Getting out next month after 8 years in the Marine Corps. Nervous, but excited to start the next chapter of my life. Thank you for breaking down all these lessons that I have learned but never really paid any mind to these life lessons. Shows how much us veterans can offer to the world of business.

[@desdavis5741]

anthony b Good luck brother. I got out after 8 years (MOS 0621) in 2013 and I'm enjoying the Entrepreneur life. You have a leg up on discipline... don't lose it!!

[@troycruz3844]

Bro, best advice I can give to help out with transition and vet related issues, go to a VET CENTER in your area. Let me know if you have any questions.

[@mariosuares4622]

we can also fight drug cartels like i been doing, heheheheh Miguel David "GOMEZ " is my name... heheheeheh

[@giovannygarcia2154]

I get out in 12 months after what will be 10 years. What are you getting into?

[@DDHNATION]

anthony b bro good for you man

[@ronburgundy9120]

Hey Pat, great advice in general and also using the things you've learned from active duty to drive the millionaire mindset home. I recently just got out of the Army with 12 years, Honorable discharge, etc. and I can honestly say that I feel the chains that held me back from being in the military slowly coming off. Most of these shackles were mental blocks, tying the rank on your chest to the paycheck and your experience is a mental block and I am finally getting over it. Being deployed to Iraq and Afghanistan and being shot at really makes you value life back home, not only that, but it makes you realize that you can achieve so much more from life. Survivng three combat tours, anything is possible. I apprecaite your time and effort giving kids who do not have a direction to join any branch of service to attain those skills, hard lessons, and values that flourish into something greater than themselves.

[@Saviiq]

Your my online mentor Pat.. Stay blessed 👏🏾

[@sirroberttaylor9969]

Mine was Cancer in 2006. Lost it all. Never got it back. Thanks for the memories. BOB

[@serus6358]

XRP it is the greatest cryptocurrency of them all. You don't have much time.

[@DjowAngu]

You are my online mentor Pat. I can’t find myself any mentors where i live and i can’t really have a conversation with you (saddly, i would like to) so your videos are my guidence. I am going to be extremely wealth and when i do i will remember you and what you did for young dreamers like me!

[@lupebogi]

You're winning the fight man, you're on top of it. Each day. Respect!!

[@sonarwavestudios3030]

Very good lessons. Veteran here. I've tried multiple business ventures in the past and none have worked as of yet, but I'm still in the drawing board for my ambitions. Your videos have definitely helped me change my game up and focus my energies on what works. When I succeed, I will thank you. Keep up the great advice videos.

[@bernardaslovenija9428]

... I am sure you will succeed... never give up, right?!

[@micxmicxer5539]

I grew up as a military brat and I can definitely agree with everything you’ve said. I joined the Army on September 02, 2020 graduating from HS at 17. 3rd youngest PFC in BCT but the most matured and responsible one because I can handle the training thanks to JROTC and my mom. I wish future soldiers have these same mindset but the other trainees I was with, oh how I wonder why they graduated BCT.. I. Just turned 18 and I’m finally old enough to open my own accounts without parents so now I want to focus on my financial status while in AIT. Thank you KZbin and channels like you giving advices! Follow everything you’ve learned!! This is the type of structure I want to maintain, also FUTURE USMA!!

[@dasultan6299]

Thanks pat. I served for 6 as 12B . I still use the same lessons. And I'm on my way to becoming who I want to be.

[@EddieLeal]

I retired from the service in 2012. I also had some behavioral issues when I first started out. Was also told that I would be better off going home. Military not for everyone. The entire spill. Well I almost listened. A week or so later after having this painful conversation with my squad leader I received orders to Panama. Panama was my saving grace. Loved it. Met my wife there. Been married for 23 years now. My wife was a valuable source of support for the rest of my time in the military. Fortunately i did not listen to my squad leader and stuck it out. Retired after 20 years as a MSgt. I may have hated it at first but i have to admit that the military certainly helped make me into the person I am today.

[@angielyfestyles2158]

You are awesome! I am a Navy veteran and have HIGH expectations for myself and my future career. THANK YOU for sharing

[@kingpiece1042]

Angie Lyfestyles your cute to

[@kingpiece1042]

Angie Lyfestyles 😘

[@goodvives1038]

Lolo your not the only one shipmate !!!!! I also have SUPER HIGH expectations for my self as well.

[@elaineanderson4891]

When you said I called my girlfriends 😂😁😂🤣

[@slundgr]

Girlfriends was plural wasn't it?

[@jmzsil]

Gordon Payne well GP, why are you wasting YOUR time with this video. 🤨

[@jmzsil]

Gordon Payne well GENIUS, there is a option to decline “these types of videos”. I’ve clicked on this option before and a few times. I guess you didn’t know. Maybe, Caffeine or Ritalin can help. 😂🥃😎🚬 You are HILARIOUS. The auto play does allow for people to skip ANY video they wish. Just a thought slim.

[@isaaca9123]

@Gordon Payne He interviews some interesting individuals.

[@DIANAS5657]

Elaine Anderson I caught that😉

[@IgorVoitenkoVlogs]

Thank you man! you have an amazing content!!

[@drillmtl1512]

Игорь Войтенко о, я твой подписчик

[@stinhuffine4422]

Не удивлен что оба кого я смотрю смотрят друг друга

[@Rubicon62]

Это те времена когда я был на тебя подписан

[@hardikdahiya1343]

Hi Igor U bout to reach 2 million on your English Chanel 👍

[@abelardoroman3521]

The military helped me a great deal as well. It equipped me to succeed. BTW I had the issue with my Drill Sargents. They tried to break me. I persisted because I needed to. Looking back, it was a great experience altogether. My Favorite sayings from my Drill Sargents: What is your major malfunction boy, Let your friends take care of your girls' boys, If you can't Lead follow and if you can't follow get out of the way. You brought back memories bro!

[@aznraisin1760]

Thanks for making this video man. Qualities I need to develop are leadership, preparation, and obsessing over whatever I want to achieve. I have first started my journey of self development in college when I hit rock bottom and got a wake up call. I have incorporated into my life and will continue to do so for the rest of my life.

[@MattWard89]

Great video!

[@mariocarranza573]

Patrick what a good video for a young man to understand what the military can do for them. I a veteran from the Vietnam era and I have to tell you. It certainly made a man out of me. You hit it on the nail with all of your 19 points that helped me to develop as a business owner and as a man. Thank you, I look forward to the next one. Mario Carranza, Houston, Texas

[@VALUETAINMENT]

+Mario Carranza 👍🏼 thank you for your service.

[@samuellamar6660]

This guy has never been in the military. He was taking scenes from the movie Jarhead and acting like it was gis life.

[@craigrobertsonmsc.6260]

@@samuellamar6660 You could be right there, I cannot find anything to back up his claim.

[@HamsteakStudios]

Incredible content, I can't thank you enough. I was recently accepted to a University to finish my BS in Info Tech and this was exactly what I needed to hear heading into my first quarter. From one vet to another, thank you. You've got a subscriber for life.

[@krissy7342]

Thank you, Patrick. I am in my early 30’s, going back to get another degree in college that I can actually use. My RN/BSN. I’m scared. I know that without the fear of having done nothing with my life outweighs the fear of starting this. Your 19 lessons are so relevant to me and very inspirational. Especially the stuff that most people overlook: diet, sleep, paranoia. To me, paranoia is opposite of complacency. And I know to succeed, I can never become complacent ever again. Thank you and God bless.

[@419ariel47]

Growing up in Romania and being in Romanian military than coming to USA and passing through major hardships I can’t agree more with you. All the lessons learned in my youth were 1 Mill $$ value in USA. Great program. Thank you !

[@joaodala8937]

Hey man, You great! You should be motivating people in schools. I listened to your video every week when I am heading home. You know why? Because you inspire me.

[@westonphilpotiv1098]

I was led to your channel because of your interview with Bedros. It got me to look into your background and who you are as a business leader and to my surprise you are a army veteran like myself. I have been in for 8 years 9 in January. I am currently on my second deployment and want to become an entrepreneur once I return home next year. The fact you broke this down the to traits of what the military taught you is exactly what I experienced while being in and currently experience with 8 years under my belt. I will be checking more of your videos for mor knowledge for the world of business. I'm currently getting my certification for fitness and my goal is to help over 10 million people to become healthier and live a fitter lifestyle. Thank you again for this video and may God continue to bless you on your future success.

[@THELIFEOFPRICE]

Another great video man!

[@swynndarelle]

thanks Pat for the very comprehensive discussion of inter-tribing (from my own term), the world of business and the lessons you've learnt from a 17, 18 -year-old version military personnel who didn't go home, instead, learned to adapt his situation without complaining.

[@redevilscorpion]

Brother, between all the crap online this was the best direct, informative & motivating video. BLESS!!

[@laogong-stevetaylor7483]

Loved this video. I joined Navy in 1974 (ranked 450 of 451 graduates) right out of high school (familiar family background). Military, even in peace time, was great decision in my life. Between military & my later nursing career I have been able to add all the mentioned traits to my life's tool box. At 62, I still mess up & forget or ignore one or more & it always causes trouble. Even playing craps as I like to do, requires the bulk of the traits to be successful. Thanks for sharing

[@USMC.OIF.Vet.]

Damm, You just got my butt out of the bed... I’m a MARINE VET and listening to this solidified my habits. The last one was the one I was missing. THANK YOU!!!

[@Likexner]

Vet as in veteran, or veterinarian? Do you take care of service dogs?

[@titotwala4931]

@@Likexner I think that he/she meant that they are a veteran.

[@andyanderson3776]

Thank you Brother Pat! This is amazing. I ‘m an Air Force Veteran and aspiring Luxury Realtor and Internet Marketer. You just nailed this! G-D bless you Brother!

[@doccholo905]

These are great lessons, I knew I learned a few of these in the Army, but this video breaks down everything very well and outs things in perspective. Love the video.

[@adriennetynes4064]

Beautiful this is what lots of people especially the youth need. When people are coddled they don't learn what's needed and must learn to develop true grit. Important to learn how to move in this.

[@jameshans7459]

Your're not only the best entrepreneur on KZbin, but also the best Singer.

[@kensebben1]

10/10 patrick b david's mix tape is fire.

[@talisman205]

LIT

[@drusillaibo4475]

Darryl Wright he has a mixtape?!

[@Huixingfu4]

I noticed that too. I am going to download those songs this week. 😂

[@VanessasVanity4266387965]

jAMES Hans hahhaha! Got em

[@charobarnes2215]

Were you stationed at Ft. Bragg, NC? My Father was an Equal Opportunity NCO. He taught the different soldiers how to get along, about diversity, and that you’re brothers... in the field, nothing matters more than being part of a team. Your band of brothers. ❤️🌹❤️🌹 This is so incredible!

[@clarkbolding5161]

find a way to operate during a time of chaos, be focused on the task at hand, find a way to be resourceful when you don't have many resources, multitasking is crucial to performance, show up when you're under pressure, risk management, get thick skin so you can stop focusing on others and what they think of you, the military is a tribe, everyone is a leader in the military at some level, you get exposed to many different people from all types of backgrounds, adapt or die, you get full independence in the military, be prepared, a certain level of paranoia is good, keep healthy so your energy stays up, work hard and stay disciplined

[@lukitosmarthead281]

Hi, I'm Luke from Indonesia, and I am obsessed in military way of teaching, and apply it in my life, and I'm looking for someone to share their story, who really did military and business, and I have found one! Once I watched this video, I finally realized that I am learning a correct thing! This video is inspiring me right now! And I would like to share to you about my life, and hope that you can give me more. Thanks PBD!

[@Goldminks]

I rather watch your content than watch tv, so much value

[@karenwolfsen]

I just found you and I’m impressed with your honesty and how real you are. Thank you. Keep up the good work. I’ll be watching for your videos.

[@visible2anyoneonyoutube]

Walkman in bootcamp on the third day? He wasn't in bootcamp, he was still in reception lol!

[@phatboy2741]

Hahaha😁😁😁 I thought the same thing

[@hitler870407]

Hi Pat. Am retired air force from other country. Just wow! I’m now a manager in servicing company in oil n gas business. My wife is an entrepreneur. I’m just wowed. You make me think a lot tonight. I can honestly relate to all your point. Thanks for the video. I should make my move! Thanks a lot! So inspiring..

[@gormswest]

Spot on Patrick I don't even want to imagine what my life would've been without the military

[@edwardcottman743]

Patrick-You are awesome!!! Man I was sitting in my reviewing you videos for the 1st time. Trying to determine if you were a fake, or real advice. Then I discovered one of you videos that had to do with your being in the (Military). I listened very carefully, and again tried to figure out if you were real, or BSing.....Then I heard some familier words come out of your mouth-like Engineers, Motor Pool, Drill Sergeant, chow hall, leadership then I knew at that moment you were one of my military brothers. Because I too was in the Eng'r's 864th HHC in 79/80 and I was a MOS 64Charley, and BN Driver, and Clerk to Bn XO. I'll continnue to support you anywhere, anytime. Keep'em Rollin!

[@VALUETAINMENT]

These days it’s important to do what you did. Thanks for your service.

[@TheTotalConcept]

Thanks for this, I hope it influences a lot of my military friends

[@mavricxx]

Man you had me cracking up when you talked about your experience in boot camp, took me back to my memories of mine too. I was in the Air Force and now recently retired, but you're right about kids being mama's boy or about adapting etc. Glad I sticked around myself, I too went thru rough times but everyone does. Boot camp alone teaches you about yourself, when you thought you couldn't keep going and you made it all the way you realize you can do much more than you ever thought.

[@DronesConnection]

Patrick, Godspeed legend 🙏🏼🙇🏻‍♂️🙏🏼 I just found out about you a few days ago and, I’m just lost for words dadashjoon 🙏🏼 You’re a true true inspiration dear Sir 🙇🏻‍♂️🙏🏼😎

[@marianete148]

Great video. I am 32, and 6 months ago I had been designated as Regional Counsel for Latin America and US...So, I´ve found myself with new situations everyday, having to lead and learn to be a leader every single day. I ´ve realized I need to take myself further to succeed in this new position, and whatever comes next....and having this said, your 19 rule really inspired me. So I appreaciate that you shared them with the world. Regards from Buenos Aires, Argentina.

[@daviddimalanta259]

My relatives, especially my dad, used to be joined in the military. I never thought my dad reached to a very high position in cargo business, from supervisor to general manager....Not only that, my dad has philosophy in business and even terminologies such as stock market, profit, shares, etc.

[@virandersingh]

I think that this video was the best video I ever came across. It has a lot of value and generally people charge a good amount to give out such life changing points. You doing this for free only makes you the best person in your industry and in general. Thank you for making this video!

[@staceyloulouse]

I remember that low-crawl, man. I loved and hated every minute of it. Thanks for sharing

[@sandral.romero6125]

Thank you for your service. Both my sons are in the military so it leaves me inspired to learn of the all the ways in which they're growing.

[@APheonixPretense8]

What a dunce

[@mickeyk8023]

Your explanations are nothing but clear with important points unlike other youtuber who talks about business.Thanks for the upload!

[@SyedHasnaineAhmed]

Simply awesome. Very specific and very powerful 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@McRefuge]

Every video I watch from this channel I learn something that makes me be a better individual, entrepreneur and teacher to others.

[@gsgirl2168]

I went to Boot camp at Fort Jackson too! My Drill Sargent told me the same thing when she saw me with a roller in my hair. Too pretty is what she called me. I cried and cried. I toughed it out. Sometimes I wonder if being an Entrepreneur is harder than the Army.

[@yourfavoriteportuguese7701]

Omg... this video is 3 years old.. it's 2020.. you celebrate to be close to 100k subs.. look what you created .. over 2 million... and.. you were dropping gold nuggest for years... I am glad to found you during this part on my life Pat.. learned a lot and keep learning. Can't wait to see what you will build 10 years from now

[@CelestialMindsetUSA]

Great insights brother! I discovered long ago that I do perform better under pressure, just as I do better when I play a 3 minute chess game. Brother, although your insights are hitting all the right targets, it behooves your audience to know that personal belief, counts for 50% of what ever we're trying to accomplish in LIFE!... To believe in oneself is beyond paramount, is actually the SECOND most difficult thing for any of us to achieve. And the MOST difficult one is to FORGIVE oneself! The THIRD one is related to the SECOND one, which is to take MASSIVE AMOUNTS OF ACTION on what we believe!!!!!

[@jwbnscacpt]

Excellent! Thank you so much for this! I was a Cadet 1st Sgt. in USMCJROTC (nothing really) and a Devilpup, and now a small brick and mortar business owner. Many of those leadership traits I learned in high school still echo in my head. This is very helpful. Currently in survival mode running a small gym with my brother 60+hrs a week each. We have a lot of the line, but this right here helps me deal with the stress. You are the man. Thanks for the motivation!

[@hmb8801]

This was en eye opening video , this taught me to value my service in military more . Thank U love Pat.

[@savannahmanzone3394]

If I don't see your videos in the day my day doesn't feel right I'm missing something you are amazing your adoring fan from Canada Patrick you have a beautiful mind

[@MrKendall420]

Just shared on my FB..Today is my last day from my 11 years of service from the Army. this is just what I need to hear. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.:) (from: Lauren)

[@KyserClark]

Congrats, and good luck out there. :)

[@joannebies3879]

Excellent video. I love listening to “Banda-Bing” guys. They get to the point quickly (I’m a New Yorker now living in Texas”.) I’m retired. Retired early due to many of your suggestions. Best motivator for me: Someone telling me i won’t make it. Nothing motivates me more then proving someone wrong. Now I’m lost. Don’t know what direction to take. So.... searching for the answers. This was very helpful. I’m looking to make a difference now in the world in a volunteer setting.. Stay tuned. Glad I found this video.

[@Kingcharlestheone]

This video has really inspired me to the point that i know i will make big things happen

[@SafeSpaceInc]

Thank you! I'm just now seeing this on Monday February 1, 2021 @10:42 am EST. I NEEDED this. Today, by ths way, is "National Freedom Day", and in a sense, I'm declaring my freedom from all that was burdening md and weighing me down, amidst despair and hopelessness. This is a God-send for me. Again, thank you Patrick.

[@tyronephipps7759]

Good thing you didn’t choose a singing career lol

[@jmzsil]

Tyrone Phipps 😂😂😂 I have to ask, have you heard either mick Jagger or bob Dylan live? 🤢🤮 yet to earn 10% of what they probably pay in taxes. Plus they aren’t teaching other people how to be successful in their industry. 😇

[@yourfavoriteportuguese7701]

But thumbs up for him, for singing for us not caring if we like it or not 😂

[@davitfarmanyan8758]

jmzsil The amount of emojis you use is abismal.

[@cherialbaugh6577]

Military has a great choruses and Military Bands

[@evenhealth945]

I m from India..I have listened to many motivational videos..but this one..... Oh..this is something rest of the world... thanks a lot sir.. congrats.. and I would be waiting for such more videos.

[@neilbaylard5205]

“In the laundry room” that is a classic I can relate! Thank you again Brother!

[@ericrathjens8847]

The credibility from your comment section is 🔥🔥🔥 Great grandfather served Navy and I found his journals from bombardments and loss, he went on to be a success and example. Thank you for sharing.

[@SixFigureCouchSurfer]

I'm in the Army currently after running my own business. Definitely can't wait to get back into the entrepreneurial world again. Thank you for this video. I'm sharing it immediately. =)

[@NeerajSharma-vt5ou]

absolutely wonderful. I learned a lot form these 19 points and now knew what is missing to achieve my mission. subscribed and will definitely ask more questions as i start practising all the points mentioned..Thanks Pat :)

[@rgsauger]

Nobody performs better under pressure than they do when there is no pressure. That's HUGE!

[@S4h4r4s]

I never joined the military. But I believe being out of my home since I was 17 in the world of business has taught me many of these valuable lessons. Anytime I see most of my friends nowadays I think in the back of my mind like wow this generation has got it easy. Most never face the harse reality of the real world and still rely on their parents instead of being independent by the age of 30 or more. However, best of luck to everyone and thank you for video.

[@reddevilparatrooper]

From watching this. I have to re-evaluate my thinking again. For me I am an Army veteran. I was a former 11 Bravo Infantryman and a Paratrooper. I also served in combat in Panama 1989-90 and did 2 combat tours in Iraq during 2006-2008. I have jumped out of airplanes and put myself in many dangerous shit that other people would never do. Military service really taught me the fear factor of what I really can do. I have been a follower and I was a Squad/Platoon Sergeant in combat. The reason I am saying this is I lost big time in 2013 when all my investments went down the tubes. I became an active online investor when I was in Iraq in 2007 just to keep my mind away from getting killed on any mission I did and survived either from IEDs, ambushes, or combat patrols. I just found your video by accident. I am going to re-evaluate my situation because I really fucked up. Like combat and the financial world or business. Hesitation will kill you or wound you bad. You are right. I have to look back to how I did things when I was that Airborne Infantry Soldier once upon a time. I will keep you in mind.

[@Hairy.Whodini]

Checking in on you. How's it been going since you posted this? Have you made changes? I am a veteran and am trying to move past missing being a soldier. I feel like I lost my identity and it's been hard to establish myself as a civilian - and I'm talking almost 10 years later. Gonna try to keep the warrior mindset and apply it to civilian life.

[@wijayatan7870]

how r u doing now?

[@reddevilparatrooper]

@@wijayatan7870 I am into royalty oil stock now. At least it pays me monthly. I just have to buy more shares into it. Oil stocks are up a bit for my stock that is. I have to get more when the prices come down.

[@wijayatan7870]

@@reddevilparatrooper very good then...

[@wijayatan7870]

@@reddevilparatrooper lucky for you.... in indonesia now stock are vv cheap... but idont have the luxury to buy it... iam having bad time here... dont know how long to cope with it...

[@Skaz1hiphop]

thats encouraging. I went through 5 months of an outdoor bootcamp in high school, two years in a lockdown residential treatment center and some time in juvie/jail. so im glad all the successful ppl have big struggles, because thats something i have in common with them. those places taught me to adapt and be resourceful.

[@harmonyessentials8343]

Definitely shocked me with the 3 songs on the walkman 😂😂 just for that im giving a 👍🏽.....time to finish the video.

[@williamswendylee4574]

Thank you. Courage restored on your inspirational messages.

[@vonVarela]

You are really a incredible man, thanks for all your dedicaction and quality! Best youtube channel

[@VALUETAINMENT]

+Emiliano Varela thanks. Much love.

[@laworder3713]

Great lessons man. They are all true. I served for many years in the Brazilian Army as a Sergeant. I am a lawyer currently and all skills I`ve learned in the Army such as discipline, leadership, honor and so on are important for my current job.

[@mostafaelshazly6734]

Thank you for this video, I will be improving all those points mentioned in the video starting now

[@Conservchick]

Patrick, excellent advice today, in 2020, as much as it has been your entire life. Brave of you to share, and so important. I remember EVERY day in my military training. I strongly believe everything I have done in my life was meant to put me where I am today. I own two businesses and I want to work EVERY day. No one controls me , except me. Thank you sir.

[@sentiasatransformasi]

This video taught me a lot man thank you

[@dariomunoz5126]

Gold yet again!! Thank you for the lessons, Motor T leads the way!! I wish you the best as you lead the path of mentorship!

[@toriwolf5978]

Thank you for your service !!! To all the soldiers out there

[@ahmedkarage9633]

I tried joining the army at 17 but did not get enlisted. the 3 weeks screening process alone changed my perspective on a lot of things. I moved on to get my degree and from the onset had a target and was focused in meeting my goals..... Sadly 10 years down the line I dont think I have some of these qualities any longer. But thanks for sharing , it was really inspiring listening to your points. took down all the points and will work on them.

[@aronbechiom565]

#17 Paranoia... "Complacency Kills"

[@thatsdaniellelol]

Aron Bechiom Never Get Comfortable!

[@Mars-ex2fm]

Hello Kind Sir. Today is the first day I’ve seen your videos & I can honestly say thank you for stating the truth about your hardship and success. There is nothing better than a successful individual who we can all relate especially myself. Thank you... I will keep listening to your videos in hope of having the pleasure of meeting you one day. I never had friends growing up I only had a few mentors. Your an extraordinary wise man. I look forward in following your fellowship & leadership. I believe great leaders were great listeners during a certain point in there life. -Fred

[@devinesabista7461]

I have liked it

[@andrewl1726]

Pat, do you ever speak at Universities for aspiring entrepreneurs? If so, are you coming to the Mid-West? I'd love to attend!

[@VALUETAINMENT]

+Overnight Productions I regularly do.

[@andrewl1726]

VALUETAINMENT can I see where you'll be on your website? Or do you not post it publicly?

[@visionary6498]

Overnight Productions come to ASU!

[@allan.o.n2512]

Overnight Productions This is Amazingly AWESOME 👏🏾! Can’t stop listening to it over and over... # Am Currently Serving in the US ARMY Logistics and I needed to hear this👆🏿.

[@StichChoi]

lol

[@franklopeziilmtmti603]

A man of humility. Giving credit where it is due. Thank you for your service in many ways because of the amount of people I help simply by sending links to your videos. Had you left the military, I doubt I would be leaving this message. Dad was with the 187th Airborne and would talk about the 101 where he teamed up with them. (6.4) Today would have been his birthday. Kheily mamnoon. Merci Patrick jan -Frank

[@MT3J10]

From 92k to over 2 million. Great inspiration of perseverance and commitment !! Love the work ethic PBD !!

[@NB-qu8ie]

Pat, have you ever try to come and speak in Canada particulary in Vancouver? Any plans in the future? These lessons are absolutely phenomenal! Thank you very much and may God richly bless you more and your team!

[@ThejeffJr8]

I'm literally going infantry OSUT in 3 days i'm nervous as hell. Specifically about going to war.

[@Lifechanging99999]

Here’s a an eye opener, you probably won’t go to war....

[@throughfailureandsuccess]

I can relate a lot. This is great . I was in the Marine Corps and I remember the day I joined the military

[@saurabhbabbar]

you are my Inspiration, sir..I see you as my dad that i never had :,) Thank you

[@VALUETAINMENT]

+saurabh babbar 👍🏼👊🏼

[@saurabhbabbar]

_/\_ :) :) _/\_

[@kwamelawson5142]

I am you dad too You have many of them

[@MAKOMERE]

@@VALUETAINMENT how can you change someone life to start his own business with 2.000dollars?

[@JeremiahBigcityboy]

Greetings from Sweden pat. Your my number one inspirational speaker.

[@tedfritsch3340]

USMC (66-70) Never to old to absorb. Great job.

[@dakdjonsey2398]

Semper Fi. S/SGT 72-79 Weatherman.

[@dakdjonsey2398]

Glad you made it home!