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When I was a kid I used to love driving through nice neighborhoods to get a glimpse of million dollar mansions.
And I always wondered, “What do these people do for a living to afford such nice houses?”
In this video, I go knock on millionaires’ doors and ask if hard work is really the secret to success.
Asking Millionaires How To Make $1,000,000 (Part 1)
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[@noahkagan]

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[@10000l]

is this NY city?

[@johnvishnesky5168]

I love how most of these people weren't chasing a quick buck. They were surrendering to life's path and following what made them happy. Great video!

[@D0N_Nadie]

Try that in a third world country and see how it goes

[@nocrtname]

Yah but it’s survivorship bias. Nobody who just drifted and did nothing, or who life chewed up and spit out was living there, so you only got the success stories.

[@cgfitnessandarboriculture]

A lot of people in my opinion see others who are wealthy and successful but don’t see or don’t want to acknowledge the journey of actually getting there. The work and time that goes in, facing adversity and overcoming it, etc. Jealousy and insecurity, and people wanting it all now instead of being patient or they believe it’s not possible, or that the person must’ve had wealthy parents or something. Tearing down others who are doing well in life will not help you build yourself up and reach your goals, it only holds you farther back.

[@douglascanistra2360]

Great vid man I’m only commenting to get that quick buck but still very inspiring video it would be cool to see a part 2

[@tsjoshi]

but I see most of them have something common in answers, "..I wanted to be XXX" or "I wanted to do YYY"... Even after being rich, if you can't do what you wanted to, freedom is still missing.

[@RobertoBlake]

Something from this video that I took away is most of these people chose amazing partners… their partners are successful in their own right and they play to each other’s strengths and they have genuine affection from the way you hear them talk about it. They also seem to be in their 40s-50s. So they spent decades also gaining lived experience and they also were willing to pivot in life.

[@MakingitinHolland]

unrelated and random, but love you Roberto :)

[@noahkagan]

Plus +1 on Roberto :)

[@tkyk4893]

@@MakingitinHolland how is any of what he said unrelated and random? Some of them literally admitted to having partners that contributed to their success, and evidently, most of them are older, suggesting they've been at it for a while.

[@MakingitinHolland]

@@tkyk4893 I meant the comment I'm about to write (that fact that I love Roberto) is unrelated and random. I hope that clarifies! I write as I talk.

[@tkyk4893]

@@MakingitinHolland Oh, my bad then. I thought you were a troll.

[@rb00777]

OMG. This series is phenomenal. The lady in the last gave some golden advice to take detour if required.

[@cfyfe7168]

And she was so elegant!

[@redgenaldjob9113]

"Everything in moderation including moderation" Haha she is such a gem. Love your content

[@themuffinman25]

loved this line!

[@Monteath777]

I love the fact you add in the unsuccessful attempts to show that yeah, there are a lot of no's but by continuing on you get the surprising number of people willing to talk and that's really cool. And a great lesson in its own right.

[@TimDaGoof]

Very true

[@canadude6401]

....Colonel Sanders of KFC received 1,009 rejections about his chicken recipe, yes that’s right 1,009 No’s before he got his first Yes! and he was 65! If you really believe in it, you will get a yes.

[@pineapplelemon6988]

The lady that lives in Italy knows her stuff! It’s really cool that you’re making these insightful videos. Keep going!

[@noahkagan]

Yea - huge fan of her.

[@ufcknockouts07]

I took the most from her and the home builder for sure

[@TimDaGoof]

@@ufcknockouts07 facts

[@thenucleartruth180]

I feel like you could talk to that lady for hours

[@WeGetWildTV]

She's a total GILF too

[@jesus54me]

I like the way the first man answered, you can plan all you want, and then life throws things at you. Wow, so so wise.

[@saraeissa4954]

And even better things happen when u just go with the flow instead of stressing about where you ate

[@saraeissa4954]

Are*

[@shannonvanduren5703]

I never heard you tell them your name/introduce yourself, but you were very kind, especially in this video vs earlier ones you've done in this series. People have either been more willing and honest to share, or you've found your grove to talk to people and ask them these questions in an honest way!

[@card00r]

This is really inspiring. One thing that I always take away from videos like these is that there is no secret tip that will make in a millionaire. Its hard-work, discipline, and organization.

[@StreetSmartMillionaire]

I got rich with only the first of the three.

[@Humanaut.]

Well, and being in the position that the profit goes to you and you're not an employee that works for a fixed rate for the rest of your life - which is what most people (including me) do.

[@mathewwilson9776]

And not getting a job apparently. Throw sht against the wall until something sticks. And if nothing does… keep throwing… but don’t you dare get a job.

[@shredwithmetv]

This was really great. Everyone was humble, worked hard, and were willing to give advice. It jus motivates me to network more and meet new ppl no matter what field I end of working in:)

[@noahkagan]

Awesome.

[@blazefx8984]

But theres always gonna be people saying "rich people are evil dudes stealing from the poor" lmfao

[@etfilms2.082]

Yes you'r right ! I need to meet more people too this year ! It's the second video I watch, I subscribed :-)

[@valdivia1234567]

@@blazefx8984 Neo-leftists here in America love the victim mentality. It's one of their foundational pillars.

[@theendurance]

wealthy people are far more humble and kind. poor people more likely to be are rude and belligerent

[@MisterCastro5]

I really appreciate how calm and open the people that shared their beginnings with us. Very wholesome video.

[@athomewithallen]

I love this series that you do. So sad that many people won't talk to you about their success especially after you have delivered your mission.

[@DaveM-FFB]

Some successful people aren't proud about how they achieved their financial success (loan sharks, pawn shops, liquor stores, even hedge funds, etc). Others might just be skeptical of people walking up to them and asking about personal information on camera.

[@edbutzwiggle4227]

@@DaveM-FFB True, and I experienced many are just plain sellfish and won't pay it forward and help even a little. But a few will try to help. Even less are good teachers.

[@dragonv7863]

@@edbutzwiggle4227 Very true, years ago when i was a senior in college, our class went to convention where Kevin Spacey took time off to share his success stories. it was very inspiring moment for me

[@Gsuneow]

Most rich people like to keep to themselves.

[@drchtct]

Not everyone is comfortable to talk to random people from KZbin about their life story at a random moment of the day

[@whereverstudios]

Everyone thinks movie stars live in these mansions, but it's great to see you talking to normal people that stayed focused, found a passion, and worked hard in life. Thanks for being bold enough to ask for their stories to inspire us!

[@omotanwa2986]

Yup

[@tabishcontacts6804]

The best about the videos HAS to be how Uncle Noah handles the "NO"s. Thank you so much Noah for doing this. The simplicity, earnestness and just plain applicability of these words of wisdom from the wonderful people you interviewed are just WOW !!!!!

[@noahkagan]

Thanks so much man. Yea -- its awkward but lots of it is mindset....Think about the fun and being able to learn / share cool stories. True for so many things in life (:

[@telegrammessundee6420]

I will forever appreciate this channel, you've helped me and my family a lot, your videos, advice, lessons and funny words are Inspirational and helpful to us. My husband and I have been able to minimal, conscious in spending, saving and investing wisely, I now earn every week. You're such a blessing to this generation, we all love you

[@telegrammessundee6420]

You're creating a great reputation for this channel and everyone, I will love to achieve this great goal you're enjoying now.

[@miltonjolinton2430]

I'll introduce you to my expert, Mrs Stephanie, have been investing with her for months now and it's been awesome.

[@walterjones7212]

Yes, I'm a living testimony of Mrs Stephanie.

[@juniorlucky54]

That's impressive. Are you giving her your money or the money stays in your trading account? What's really the idea behind copying trades.

[@miltonjolinton2430]

tell her I referred you for quick response purpose.

[@AIAdvantage-Business-strategy]

Quality content man. Knocking doors is not easy, stoked that you found some awesome interviews.

[@improvementpath5164]

Uncle Noah, this was amazing! “A lot of people became successful from one thing”, is what I needed to hear today. I’m juggling 3-4 gigs and this is holding me back. Spending today to niche down to one thing only. Thank you!!!

[@ryanmassey1245]

Diversifying your income also is not a bad thing. If you’re single threaded and that fails, you’re SOL. Multithreaded then you can afford one failing. I get it though, sometimes you have to take on high risk for high reward.

[@improvementpath5164]

@@ryanmassey1245 I agree. There is a fine line between spreading yourself too thin and managing risk. Guess everyone’s gotta find their own balance.

[@evvcomputers3599]

Great insights, Noah. Can this be a series? I really enjoy "off the cuff Noah" like back in the day when you and Tim / Neville gave advice to entrepreneurs Eg: The yoga lady in San Fran, Wooden toothbrush guy and many more... Don't get me wrong I love all your content and truly appreciate the time and effort you are putting in these videos to inspire us all. This type of content is opposite of those videos, back then you gave advice to help the entrepreneurs succeed, with this series you are reverse engineering what made these people successful... For me its fascinating how you see things and the questions you ask on the spot.

[@EShopHero]

It needs to be a series

[@m.palema]

Agreed

[@shaklainmohammedsifath8836]

Big agree.

[@uk9383]

My thoughts exactly. This is the first video in a while that i really actually thought ok this deserves more than a like

[@jleatherwood2286]

I appreciate what you’re trying to do and wholeheartedly encourage you to keep doing it. Older people love sharing their knowledge for the most part but for the last few years when I see people making huge mistakes and try to share knowledge with them, especially online the response I get is “okay boomer”. proving the old adage that you can lead a horse to water but you can’t make them drink.

[@natachacandeias4764]

It's interesting to see how some people talked about it so comfortably :) As someone who is trying to start my own business it was nice to hear the advice and journey of these people. Inspiring 😊

[@StayingFresh.]

Noah this video was actually something I’ve been looking for on KZbin for a while. It’s nice to know what these people do and their interesting stories. Keep doing more please! I liked subscribed and commented , good luck to everyone else!

[@ohmar7582]

love this kind of content it’s real interesting hearing their stories and how they started. it should be a series 👍🏼

[@monster25cr]

I am 28 years old and I still dont know what I would love to do, The pressure to become financially stable is really killing me now, I wish I can find the job like they have found and I hope that anyone younger reading this finds their passion before reaching my age

[@Toebex]

Brother I am in exactly the same situation. I am about to turn 28 and im terrified. This pressure to hurry up, move on and be an adult is crushing and I still haven't found that thing which makes life worth it.

[@danielschmidt4918]

I stumbled over your comments. Im 31 and was until recently thinking the very same - I have to become stable, get laid, get kids, get a house and earn money for my pension. But - I whiped any imaginary timeline from my mind. What I mean is - our parents had everything earlier then we will, if we will ever. Times changed. We cant compare our generations, because prices skyrocked so much, you simply cant reach some selfmade goals because they are hidden behind a paywall. So instead of getting haunted by these thoughts, poisoning your mind, you should try to let go and rather try to enjoy your life as it is. Never let go from your dreams, but dont tell yourself "I habe to own kids with 30. I habe to own a house woth 35." This will only make you frightened and year after year will pass, only to clamp on the thought to make lots of money. There are indeed jobs, which earn more then others, especially IT. But if you hate programming, you will never exceed in that and therefore will be only average in what you do. Maybe you can achieve your goals on a different way - instead of an house you pay rent and safe every month some money when you get old, instead of having your own garden you can maybe rent a garden for a cheap price. What I want to say is we shouldnt be blaming these shitty times because damn they suck, but rather try to make the best out of it as long as we are healthy and can stand up by ourself.

[@wrightvcx2249]

38 here. No savings. Recently got laid off and I run the risk of getting kicked out of the country since I am on a work visa. So I would say everything is relative. Give yourself some time.

[@mikebelk8641]

Love your content and I appreciate the willingness of the people who shared their stories.

[@Average_Geo]

I love how you continue to branch into trying different things, no matter your comfort level while doing them. Awesome! Thanks for sharing the experiences and the results!

[@noahkagan]

Thanks so much for the love George. Hope it inspires you on your journey (:

[@Athena_Grail]

I appreciate you taking the time to make these videos Noah. Even after having people decline- you continue to knock on doors and ask until someone was willing to speak with you. Having your audience see you having the willpower to continue despite a handful of people not wanting to be in the video is an inspiring trait.

[@gloriakim6289]

Hi Noah, this is the first video I have seen of yours, and I AM INSPIRED AND MOTIVATED! Thank you for doing the work so that many people can have this great information.

[@ek1648]

I like the painter’s story. He gave someone his art work to sell for him, and made $20k without having to do the leg work of going to places to show off his art. He had no expectations when he did that. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@Gothiqueluv]

True. But that's the exception, not the rule. Most artists don't make anything.

[@andrew3606]

@@Gothiqueluv Yeah that does not happen, guy got so insanely lucky I can't even comprehend

[@portlandgoose4727]

Hated that story. Almost no lessons to be learned, other than following your passions and asking about opportunities. Dude just lived in a time where you could walk into a place with almost no qualifications and still get a job, and then got even luckier while working there.

[@jones2277]

@@portlandgoose4727 i felt like he left something out.

[@frankieandtheflowers]

@@portlandgoose4727he still had to be good at art. Being good at art takes time dedication and discipline. The lessons in this vid were clear, maybe you weren’t ready to hear them

[@mohamednur6115]

One thing I’ve learnt from you in that video is just be brave and ask simple questions that can motivate you in order to stay focus as you work towards your dream. Much appreciated bro 👍

[@mrkfredrich]

I love how this people share their stories, it's not a stroke of luck to be successful, you have to put your work on it, meeting the right people and discipline after all.

[@vrschoolitalia]

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[@trust7891]

Well yes but there is a bias here where he's interviewing those who literally got lucky while also being hard working and disciplined. The majority of entrepreneurs are hard working and disciplined but unfortunately don't get lucky and end up failing. If you take a sample of 100 entrepreneurs, most of them will say they're hard working and disciplined, but what separates those that succeeded from those that failed is simply (and unfortunately) luck. In terms of the way the successful entrepreneurs got lucky, this usually means being at the right place at the right time and meeting the right people at the right time.

[@ricardoardiano1550]

It’s wonderful how respectful you are in these videos , you set a good example to others.

[@Knightfallprotocol444]

Quick tip, I make friends with older people. Lots of people think I’m strange, but I’ve learned something a long time ago that few people realize and he made a point of in the video. Older people have so much wisdom and they share it freely. This has enabled me to become wiser than if I had friends my age. Also, tap into really good books on business that open your mind up and make you see differently. The more you learn the less you see starting a business as something you could never do, It demystifies the process. You have to put in the work and study when your peers are out partying.

[@kionaassing7031]

"Everything in moderation, including moderation" 😂 I feel you Aunty. Getting there is so hard but I'm seeing progress, as slow as it may be and as small as it may seem, I'm celebrating every win (in a financially responsible manner)

[@vrschoolitalia]

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[@pseudosun]

This is comforting and inspiring. I admit that i thought many inherited wealth, but I enjoyed hearing the stories hard work, determination, and going where the wind takes you

[@rpstudios_jaxnc]

Your video popped up today and it was so refreshing to hear that loving what you do, leaving a legacy and really enjoy what you do is where the blessing lies. Lifted my spirits. Thank you for taking the time to share. 😊

[@noahkagan]

Thanks Sylvia. :)

[@jillb9545]

Yup! I’ve always wondered the same. It’s se like there are so many different pathways…sometimes it’s hard work, sometimes it’s pure luck…I like you idea about talking with older folks although often they were able to find success without education or the use of technology because it was such a different time. Still, I’m sure there is lots of value in hearing their stories and still many valuable lessons that can be learned from them.

[@justmeagain7]

Today's millionaires: - Personal finances youtuber - Crypto currency early investor - Early NFT creator - Onlyfans star - Cam-girl on twitch - E- sports athlete.... - What am I missing?

[@gemin1546]

Love this series! Thank you for sticking through all the awkward rejections to give us these gems

[@ajbbeck]

I’m loving this series! As an architectural designer, I love seeing the homes and hearing about peoples journeys to get to where they are now. Can’t wait for more!

[@maximillianaugustuscorneli9043]

This was amazing! Always ask, the worse response you can get is none. Thanks for this, really needed to hear all of this!

[@Logonmac]

Amazing video. You did the same in 2021 and after a year I can see how much difference you had in regards to the way you ask people. The previous one was a bit jarring and that could be the reason why you did not get as many people to open up as this time. A person runs into someone's door and say 'I'm a KZbinr and I want to know what you do for a living?' doesn't give a very good impression. But this time you say 'I run a tech company and we do KZbin videos to help young people to be successful. Do you have any advice for them?' You gave yourself credibility, you let them know you are not just doing this randomly, you let them aware of the purpose of the content, and you are sincere. I think that makes a huge difference. I look forward to seeing more of these.

[@TommyBryson]

awesome vid man, we need part 3

[@mattjaramillo3065]

Hey Noah. Great video! I’m a very shy person and it’s encouraging to see you walking up to these successful people and ask for a quick interview. It’s eye opening how it could be so easy sometimes, but how complicated we can make our own lives. Thanks!

[@vrschoolitalia]

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[@matthewlewis4104]

I love your work you put into your videos. I have a business I started years ago and continuing to grow. Keep up the good work. 👍

[@carlosfletesjr]

Great video! This is so valuable. The best way to gain wisdom is asking those who have already done it! Good job!

[@chrissosa2368]

The last lady was very honest and so glad to see people are actually willing to help others with wise advice. The other guy said “it’s not about the money” and more about the “legacy”. Really like this content helps a lot of young entrepreneurs grow our knowledge!

[@christopherfoster3739]

I enjoyed this. It has truly inspired me to take the time to ask some of the successful people I have come across in my life thus about how they got to where they are now financially and career wise. Keep this up Noah!

[@santo_1]

damn, this type of stuff is what motivates me even more. seeing the progress is awesome bc u also get to see urself grow as a person and that’s one of the main things i keep important to me along this journey. mainly so i don’t lose myself and become selfish in anyway but to remain humble. so i can in the end become a) happy and b) just give back to those who helped me along the way and those in need.

[@mmartin8877]

Awesome to see you on YT! I remember when you were crushing it online for marketing and got on my radar somehow :). 🙏

[@faithokwuosa7035]

Amazing content. I have learned a lot just watching through the interviews. Noah, you are doing a great job. Thank you very much. $1000 is a very thoughtful gift from you to your audience. Bless your heart. Please make this a series. Thank you 🙏

[@NaynaSL]

I would love this to be a series, especially for some people that needs that little push. As a newly single mom this is great refresher that I am doing the best I can working from home. (I live in Canada though, ☹️ don't think I qualify for the prize giveaway) But very kind of you 💕

[@maribelromero8138]

What nice feedback for those that did contribute to your video. I just happened to run into this but realized as I watched many of them are of the older generations that took advantage of the new that was coming their way "technology, networking, social media ect. " they built a solid foundation that time change couldn't damage yet only improve. My wonder is for those creating their foundation in our crazy times now so that we can develop that same unbreakable solid foundation. Enjoyed your video.

[@customerseUK]

There's so many people who would love to do this and learn from those who have their financial success, but they would fear doing it. It's awesome you've taken the time to do this, this is like having mentors for free.

[@igormartins6889]

Really like this type of content Noah. It shows that anyone can build wealth doing pretty much anything. Discipline and looking for the right opportunities are the keys.

[@noahkagan]

Thanks amigo! You r the winner for $1000.

[@lukedraper5609]

😳

[@druskaN]

It is really interesting to hear other peoples stories. How diverse they are and how open some of them are about sharing it.

[@justbeingmesparks6538]

GREAT VIDEO! I love how you said "focus on one thing," and then the very next lady who lives mostly full-time in Italy shared the myriad of ways that she and her husband bring in income. I am one of those who believes in earning multiple streams of income - preferably passive income - a lot of people have built wealth from businesses that they built on the side. The best message is to always keep an open mind because we never know what opportunities could come our way. I love that these people were so open and willing to share.

[@misfitsky]

this video was incredibly insightful. it amazed me how most of them were just so open about their journey. good things like this need to be shown more. it’s so inspirational. thank you for this!

[@throwerj]

Great concept, thanks for getting out there and communicating with people. Love hearing from real people about their career experiences and how they ended up where they're at. Props to the folks in this video who actually took the time to talk to you -- it's hard to connect with strangers these days because people are so wrapped up in their own lives and don't wanna take the time to talk to others. Keep doing your thing!

[@salad75]

This was a fantastic eye-opener. Love the "cold-call" approach to just asking, gutsy move nowadays. Goes to show that nobody really gets rich quick, the backstories contained solid pointers. Loved the last lady's 3-point quote about paying attention, being organized and having discipline. The common thread we can see in success stories.

[@Banana_Island_Films]

I love the walking the streets approach. I've been living in that neighborhood for the last 4 years. You found some really friendly and lovely people. Thanks for sharing!

[@terrytitus6945]

The house flipping guy was down to earth! A great piece of advice from this video is adjusting to changes.Hey,in my life,I envisioned this part of my life to be one way but it's not because a place I was working at that really liked me closed,gut punch but recently I moved into a different job and seeing where it goes,also prepared to move on whichever happens, I WIN!!!

[@aravindsingh08]

This is so cool Noah. I love how to the people have no idea about you and you hear patiently to their advices. I love how you admire and respect what they have to say although you have achieved more than them. Fan of your humility. Also love how you handle the rejections. Such a gentlemen. I have been trying to learn to code from the past couple of days. I don't have a good laptop to practice coding and grow further. I have a shitty second hand laptop which don't work unless plugged in. It automatically turns off after an hour or so. It's a nightmare. 1000 dollars would really mean a lot to me, so that i could get a good laptop and learn stuff. I'm a 20 y/o from India, I have really learned a lot from you and your content. I am eagerly waiting for your book too.

[@carpediem9037]

Very kind of you asking out people, as most wouldn‘t do that! Thanks for the vid! :)

[@DaveM-FFB]

Great interviews! Interesting profiles. I don't know what percentage said "no" to the interview, but the folks you showed were generous with their time. I always tell young people to inquire about how successful people achieved their success. 80% of success is just showing up. The other 20% is identifying an opportunity (meeting the needs of others), and acting on that opportunity. You'd be surprised how many people just don't "show up".

[@noahmikel320]

Thank you for sharing this. I just started my own business in Social Media Management so it’s really amazing to hear from all these people who have started their own businesses and worked so hard to get where they’re at!

[@benjaminzucker5248]

I love your path, social media management. How do you learn that?

[@JeffreyGillespie]

I’m an art dealer in Santa Fe I work with a lot of wealthy people. The idea that they’re selfish and not giving is a big misnomer. Almost all of them are super fun to be around, very positive, and hugely accessible. I loved this video.

[@fino7561]

Glad I found your channel Noah. Thanks for doing this.

[@jamesb2714]

First time watching, and just went through a whole deep dive great videos

[@marche.partee]

I have always watched shows on television with people in these huge houses and wondered what they did for a living. I would also say, " Someone needs to do a show that asks rich people that question. So thank you for this video!

[@noahkagan]

Thanks Marche :)

[@mxleuphoria5130]

Awesome vid really cool how willing successful people really can be so approachable and willing to give advice!

[@ark194]

I am too tardy for $1k party, but I definitely needed this. I want to launch a holiday jewelry business and I needed to be reminded about discipline. I can design, but now need to put things into place. Thanks for your video!

[@d.fisher2573]

This is the second video of yours I’ve watched now. I LOVE THEM!! Again, thank you for doing this and I am thankful to the people who are brave and unafraid to share their personal business with you. It really seems entrepreneurial ventures are one of the best avenues to wealth. It seems those who go after it, smartly, are rewarded. Thank you for doing these videos.

[@burdman5620]

The secret is to believe in yourself and take that leap. You will be rewarded one sunny day for your bravery. I hope to find the courage to take that leap real soon.

[@evanadya9473]

I observe that success goes hand in hand with how happy you are while you work, thank you for inspiring me to get involved in such a great job

[@justmeagain7]

"You cannot beat somebody who is having fun" 😊

[@justmeagain7]

The irony is that the first guy said "follow your passion, do what you love." Then, Noah: "is software what you loved to do?". Him: "no, I wanted to be a musician" 😂 the irony. In his case, what really worked for him is to use the great opportunities he got in front of him, thanks to his husband's job. Conclusion: Enjoy your passion, but be realistic at the same time. Do not waste the opportunities you have in front of you, in order to try something that has much probabilities to don't work than to work.

[@donnag7035]

Love this content! Great that you included the refusals, it’s part of life. It is a true picture of success instead of tubers posing with rented lambos in rented homes. Please continue with this content,I love it!

[@christophergregory2734]

I’ve been thinking of starting a mental health podcast and listening to this video has definitely inspired me. Thank you!

[@cassie5992]

Yo Noah I got as many friends and family to subscribe to and watch you as I could because I also want to set them up for success.

[@muzziesmilitia863]

Damn that’s love

[@cosmicmatters2581]

That’s the spirit

[@metadaddie9237]

Sharing is caring

[@christophersouthward6019]

This kind of content is super-positive and encouraging...& inspires me to do more. You're using your tech powers for good & not evil. Congrats

[@davidbird9341]

Most times it amazes me greatly the way I move from an average lifestyle to earning over 63k per month, utter shock is the word. I have understood a lot in the past few years to doubt that opportunities abound in the financial markets, The only thing is to know where to focus...

[@gavineggers6768]

@@davidbird9341 Wow sir, that's more than a mouthful of profits you're making. How do you achieve this feat consistently? You must be a genius in trading.

[@simonrichardson906]

@@gavineggers6768 Crypto and Forex trading is the easiest way to get out of poverty if you know your way around it.

[@davidbird9341]

@@simonrichardson906 You're right my friend.

[@davidbird9341]

@@gavineggers6768 anyways not actually, what I know about trading almost borders on zilch lol.

[@dacoup5955]

Hey man this was really insightful, just subscribed so i'm not sure if you do this every month or not but that would be dope ... There's 350 million + people in this country of ours so there's no doubt in my mind that someone somewhere has something to say, a story to tell, advice to give, these days we are so cut off from one another, isolated in our space and we miss opportunities to learn from each other

[@rickved]

You'll strengthen that ability to communicate if you don't use "dope" to mean "good".

[@balancingscales1339]

I feel a lot more driven and inspired to keep pushing forward with my business after seeing this! I’m glad the algorithm brought it my way 😁

[@HarutheShibaInu]

Love this series! Inspirational!

[@noahkagan]

🤗

[@Just_Samson]

This was great. I’ve done this sort of thing for years. Some of the best opportunities have come from putting myself out there and seeking out knowledge from the people that have done it before me. Knowledge + effort will lead to success. Keep at it.

[@archimovie]

That's pretty cool channel! Thanks for bringing it up!

[@HymnsAndGuitar]

Thanks for making this video. Want to see more of these

[@netizensarrest4241]

Thank you for also showing the rejections. If you want anything you HAVE to get over fear of rejection to take it. This video really inspires me to go for it. Keep up the great content! New sub. 👏🏾

[@DroppinShellzz]

Great video man. It’s so true, so many people have access to people who are successful and asking them the right questions could give insight to lead you down a path that could change your life.

[@knowledgepower2839]

Uncle Noah is such a smooth operator. He is good at talking to homeowners, and that is not an easy task. What a wonderful example of what we all should want to be when we grow up.

[@straligh]

Thanks Noah! I've always wanted to ask people what they do when I pass by a nice house! You are balsy to go knock and ask. It looks like more than half are willing to share their story if they are helping others succeed.

[@casuallycute06]

Been watching this series lately and it’s so inspiring!! I hope to start a business one day but until then I’m in the marketing/online tech field. Keep posting this content, it makes an impact for viewers like me🙌🏽

[@Triple12Animations]

“You can plan all you want, but life just throws things at you.” #Solid advice

[@danmarinodan]

The last few folks were the best! ‘Everything in moderation, including moderation.’ Love it, thanks for doing these.

[@motorsportformula1motorgpr816]

I'm an entreprenuer in Kenya, Running an Ad Agency and also some bit of software engineering and I love your content. At times you get so much discouraged, but Im glad to get some encouragement from all the amazing successful people you bring on your videos. Good job!

[@bugrakumas1565]

Love this video. These people are humans just like us, if you know something or want to make something that inspires you just go for it. Amazing video keep it up!

[@richardsonramble4166]

Very interesting video. ☺️ We made over 100K this past year and live in a country home. We have chickens and sit outside in our newly constructed screened-in porch, and watch our plants grow in our retirement. ☺️ Peaceful, and successful life.

[@noahkagan]

Love hearing this :)

[@deliaramos4759]

I appreciate what you are doing here. This is such a great resource of knowledge. Keep up the great job!

[@joshuavargas6712]

Great stuff! This is the content that runs in our minds but never find a video to. Thanks!

[@sydneybishop1093]

This is an amazing way to learn about their experiences and perspective on life and careers, I just love the fact that, you think or many people think that they were born into a wealthy family when in fact it took them hard work and discipline to get there in the first place. It happend through time not in time and my gosh gotta say, I am going to watch this again.

[@chilled_sloth4098]

0:45 wtf

[@tbtfw]

😂

[@becomebillionaire]

Yess 🤣

[@gehi16]

Loved the video brother, what mostly inspires me the honesty you put in the video.

[@noun613]

Great video! I’m 38 this year but still don’t know what I am doing or what I want to do. All I know is that I don’t enjoy working for people.

[@noahkagan]

I'm going to give away $1,000 to one of you beautiful people who likes, subscribes and leaves a comment on this video. I'll pick the winner in 7 days from today 💰

[@lifestylendance]

New member here, loved the video! hope I'll get it to finally start my ecom journey. Cheers and keep up !

[@basilokeze3700]

I pray Noah gets to read any of my comment because $1000 will go a long way to up my KZbin channel , I want to get creating again .... painful to be stuck chasing ones dream because of insufficient equipment and cost of internet here in Africa

[@basilokeze3700]

I've liked, subscribed and left a comment also watched the ads on this video because I want to win this . 🥺I really want this $1000 real bad

[@basilokeze3700]

ask and it shall be giving unto you they say🤲🤞🤞$1000 will really go a long way in properly setting up my KZbin channel 🤲🤲

[@tonnyvanzaanen3395]

No way this works but let’s go🔥