Asking YOUNG Millionaires How to be Successful

[@CharlieChang]

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[@ShezWe]

I liked how they have number of charging pads, for someone who travels and works by himself, its a huge help. One of the smartest machines, and it looks classy❤

[@HustleandMuscle.california]

All Facts, G. Lol they literally have to be famous to separate themselves

[@shammuk02]

"I dont have a whole lot of regrets just a whole lot of lessons" - thats wisdom right here

[@RR-et6zp]

the grass is green

[@Dior444L]

@@RR-et6zp damn thats KNOWLEdge right der

[@cupidok2768]

Omg plz teach me .... i need millions. I dont want a job with evil coworkers

[@peterhasudungan2616]

Yeah, that's right!

[@YourHeartIsTheKey]

seems like a lack of conscience rather than wisdom. if you dont regret anything then you aren't sorry for anything i.e. you think you have done nothing wrong.

[@RossQuintana]

Common themes 1 - Educate Yourself 2 - Work Hard 3 - Lead with Action 4 - Take Risk

[@Hoopgenie]

Hard to take this content serious when a lot of these young millionaires come from money. When that foundation already exists it is much easier to focus and dedicate yourself towards a goal, whereas someone who doesn't come from money, who is legit poor, first has to make enough to support themselves and their family before ever focusing on any goal. Difference between Poor and Rich, is that the rich have already eliminated their survival stage and have a more narrow scope, where as poor first have to get through the survival stage.

[@arinad3373]

Couldn't agree more, i always came across comments with people claiming "with hard work you can achieve anything or those who are poor are unwilling to put in the work" and it's just plain ignorance to severity of "poor" people's lives. I know people who would never even think of doing any of these because they literally have to live day by day trying to survive yet alone having the luxuary to be an entrepreneur.

[@daebak7370]

Not only that they reap the benefits of higher intelligence genes(rich ppl are generally alot more intelligent than middle and lower class) and broader network or connections via parents.

[@matthewgarrett5183]

What you say may be true, but complaining about this isn’t bringing you any closer to your dreams. Focus on ways to become successful do not focus on reasons you are unsuccessful.

[@JC-gw4jl]

According to the biggest millionaire study 80% of millionaires did not inherit any money and did it on their own. I agree these guys in this video had help but it doesn't change the fact that anyone can be successful in America. My parents came to the west with nothing 40plus yrs ago. Today they're net worth is worth well over 1m

[@logandaniel3742]

truth

[@kaym5132]

This was interesting to see. It's always amazing and impressive how people under 40 are millionaires. Definitely inspiring!

[@zoad9872]

also inflation

[@zoad9872]

being a millionarie is more common due to inflation

[@jamesa.646]

All there parents are multi-millionaires tho

[@justanopinion3588]

fear kills more dreams than failure.... Thats good

[@zulchemical]

"Hard works betray none, but dreams betray many" - Hikigaya Hachiman

[@JB-dv7ew]

@@zulchemical Not true, I've watched interviews on roofers who are 30 and said they feel 80

[@silentperson233]

'fear is the mind killer'

[@agustinbjr]

Remember, it's most likely that the parents of young millionaires were wealthy in money AND beliefs system/structure that allowed their children to thrive and get the most out of lots of opportunities. If you have to start from the bottom, don't ignore building a belief system that will allow YOUR children to make it on their own. This will most likely delay your wealth a bit, but your loved ones will be set with ideals as well.

[@reckerzz]

what i noticed about these people , they are not trying to show him they are better, they seem grounded and not boasting where they are in the industry. Kudos to you guys!

[@SnsdLoveandGirls]

True♥️

[@swow1234]

“Don’t associate your time with money.”- good advise

[@fillequixote]

I really felt blue shirt on improving social skills. Been diving into that more after years of self isolation- I realize it really took a toll on how I interact/ get on w people. I know I have so much to offer & I refuse to let me go to waste!✋

[@qxp2k]

*You have the power to turn all of your regret to wisdom and all your failures into feedback, yet most people don't have the discipline to make it happen.*

[@cartalksmoneywalks]

You can definitely tell these folks are young and have a lot to learn, but they are going to kill it! A common them is split investing in themselves to outside investing. BIGGEST thing in common is working for themselves. This is the best way to increase your income! I love service-based businesses as well. I buy and sell businesses (much like private equity firms do), so I love seeing young people getting into entrepreneurship! Cheers y'all and stay blessed!

[@Essays4College]

they DEFINITELY have a lot to learn. perhaps some of them are running family businesses, etc. but good to see young people who are trying to get after it.

[@secfeed6987]

Yes, it seems the only way to survive and be truly free, creating a business for yourself is becoming a must do. Getting a job is a thing of the past

[@Essays4College]

I tell people all the time that a service business is a great way to go if you're just starting out because you don't have to buy equipment and other fixed assets. You can start at a low cost and have high margins.

[@cartalksmoneywalks]

@@Essays4College Yes, start something on a shoestring budget that is scalable. Then the absolute best thing to do is to start acquiring businesses. Leverage your capital and make acquisition. HUGE ROI and it is really unmatched. Much easier than people think. It's easier to get a loan for a business than it is to get a loan for a house. Bu the key here is to get a business that is already existing and cash flow positive. Way less risk than dumping a bunch of money into a startup.

[@jasoneel76]

How was your first purchase of a business? And what industry, if you don’t mind

[@pocketgreetings6450]

This was a great video. So much inspiration and motivation they all have their own passions and desires and they will be successful you can tell by the how they talk. They all know what they’re talking about they’re all readers and sounds like they really enjoyed their life I am so glad they’re all successful and you as well Charlie!

[@artoftruth_]

This was phenomenal! Better than a majority of my business classes

[@CharlieChang]

Actionable tips straight from the source :)

[@artoftruth_]

@@CharlieChang More episodes like this! 👍

[@smallbeans101]

I think you mean entrepreneur classes not business

[@jumaguzman]

I've been following Jason Wong for a long time! He does really inspire people especially at this very young age!

[@aldrinhewakopara1605]

Man as a watch collector, my guy Jeff saying he got his Rolex sub at retail... I felt that - it's incredibly hard to do these days for many reasons. Awesome wisdom shared throughout this video. Thank you.

[@honeytubs]

I am not a watch collector and found that part very confusing. Please explain. When I hear someone paid retail it sounds to me like "full price," "no discount." So, I am guessing these watches are usually not in stores because they sellout then a collector buys it from someone who bought it retail.

[@entreia]

I love listening to people who did something much bigger in their lives than the average people around them! :)

[@kotastrophie]

Have a supportive family with a mother and father that both are rich successful and want to see their children rich and successful

[@syreneswiftie9775]

Fear kills far more dreams than failure ❤️

[@Ricky-zf9cv]

This is awesome, a lot of really nice information. Charlie also asked really good questions. Thank you

[@CharlieChang]

Glad you were able to get value out of the videos and questions :)

[@michaelsomething7674]

Honestly everyone is rich quoting the millionaire next door. Your plumber can be a millionaire (self employed). A pensioner can be a millionaire( government worker). A tech programmer is a millionaire (private worker). A homeless is a millionaire ( caused everything is paid for housing, food)

[@jacobl7451]

I like how none of these people look any different from folks you'd walk past on an ordinary day.

[@pinned.by.charliechang81]

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[@nowifii]

just came here from your recent interview (Tesla owners) and gotta say you really made a progress in interviewing and editing these vids

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[@jasmineheidi1427]

Putting our time and effort in activities and investments that will yield a profitable return in the future is what we should be aiming for

[@mackzack297]

Investing in stocks is a good idea, a good trading system would puts you through many days of success.

[@kennethglenn4879]

@@mackzack297 It is also possible to produce superior performance provided you do something different from the majority. However, most of us tend to pay more attention to the shiniest position in the market than to the cost of proper diversification.

[@dicksoneteng2111]

Exactly, the trick is to diversify your investment, don't panic when everyone else do and invest consistently

[@viratkhan4307]

@Ashley Miguel That's impressive. Are you giving him your money or it stays in your trading account? how does it works

[@romelindareyes7337]

I'm a fan of trading, I Hodl some few coins in my wallet

[@nickrobinson9486]

This was a great video, lots of good value form some successful young entrepreneurs!

[@thinktransnational]

This video was all over the place, but still pretty fun to watch. I’d say that none of the “advice” was overly helpful to the average layperson accept for read books and good to therapy.

[@viralsheddingzombie5324]

Charlie was not interviewing average laypeople. There is a big difference in the way average people think, and the way highly successful people think.

[@0g_florescent458]

Great video! It is amazing how everything they say Is in some way coherent.

[@danielstein1422]

Karl ton spoke the most sense. “investment strategies” this will be great to watch

[@jaychoi5564]

I like how Hyundai is taking on the EV market and providing a unique, attractive vehicle with great utility and cost value.

[@J90JAM]

It's expensive AF for a Hyundai.

[@jasonk3605]

Hyundai/Kia will give Tesla a run for its money.

[@aakashchand5041]

@@J90JAM you are judging the vehicle on the basis of the brand? or what it offers in comparison to what the other brands in the market is offering.

[@cupidok2768]

Idk what business to start. I dont have passion. What do i do

[@dannnsss8034]

@@J90JAM World Car of the Year Hyundai.

[@elvisherrera960]

most of them started with a small loan of a million dollars and private school with no real struggles of the average person. Do we still give them full credit?

[@ereh69420]

exactly

[@AznBoi871]

maybe... but you also can't just take steroids without putting in the work and expect to get big.

[@yadidalamillla619]

@@AznBoi871 thats such a dumb analogy. you cant even compare that in that way.

[@AznBoi871]

@yadid some steroids and didn't get big ay? It's not for everyone

[@EldePHX]

No lol

[@introvertdude99]

9:38 depends on the resources used. Because that statement is easy to say but the internet is so big and diverse that the norm wouldn't know what info to look for. That statement is true but also very broad.

[@MA77SP]

Not everyone can become rich earning multiple streams of income and being a very successful entrepreneur. These guys are very talented, natural born leaders, very intelligent, have the discipline to grow, learn, have a very mature mind for their age and have the passion to run a business. If you don't have all of these qualities you might as well be stuck in being an employee and climb the traditional corporate ladder.

[@CharlieChang]

I agree partially, but I also think so many more people have untapped potential they are not utilizing!

[@arinad3373]

I agree with most of what you are saying, however, I don't like the term "stuck" at the end. Some people just don't like or care about being an entrepreneur, and that's it. It's not a good or bad thing, just a different way of living. Just because a person is rich or is following an entrepreneurial path doesn't mean they are or will be happy. I've seen people who are a regular office worker whom have better lives than a struggling entrepreneur.

[@arinad3373]

@Bekhedda i can't disagree more, what you are saying is eirher coming from somebody who is highly privileged (like being born in a good, rich family or neighbourhood, counrty or etc) or you are brainwashed to believe that just by sheer hardwork you can become rich. It doesn't work that way, majority of people who are poor, aren't poor because they are unwilling to unleash their full potential. They CAN'T become rich, so many things since their birth is preventing them. It is highly ignorant to say these things.

[@HMJKS2000]

@Bekhedda Your giving me “if you’re homeless just buy a home” vibes. Can anyone be rich? Maybe but not everyone can be be rich and if we were all born to be rich (as you mention) then there would be no rich, just average. Gotta be realistic. Not saying one thing or another but I don’t believe either extreme unlike you who believes everyone can be rich. Anyone could be rich but not everyone.

[@ibroschool]

They most likely come from very wealthy families.

[@realpristine]

This was the perfect morning motivation I needed 🤝🏽

[@Franjez]

LOVE

[@prabhsehajsethi]

Chang switched from a youtuber to a car sales associate real quick.

[@pinned.by.charliechang81]

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[@kojimasan444]

sooooooo, will they ever tell us how they got started? How did they get the capital to start the business? From their parents? From their jobs as a teenager? This is a totally incomplete picture.

[@prepordietryin9119]

It always is if you haven't noticed. They always push that narrative that there's so much free information at your fingertips online. But go ahead and find me a video somewhere where somebody explains how to start from scratch and take it all the way through to a successful business in doing anything. If somehow there is a video out there like that they're probably charging for it and you're most likely not going to get the type of results You're expecting. If you notice on all these videos they always push the narrative about the internet being free information and anyone can get rich yada yada yada. But like you said there's never that backstory of how they actually did it.

[@1Skorpia]

Agree. I can tell by their energy they had an easy life already. No struggle

[@PriyabDash]

one of the best videos I have seen in a long time

[@WisSota_Boy]

Lots of little gold nuggets from everyone! This video is inspirational and motivational!

[@yeps2468]

Idk if it’s the camera angle, but seems like millionaire boys also have MASSIVE biceps!

[@CharlieChang]

I'd say there probably is a correlation between financial success and physical training! I know they all work out a lot

[@bethebossandmore]

this guy came in hard + concrete @8:52 gotcha man!

[@drewkantos]

wonderful video, amazing questions, epic answers. That Hyundai looks incredible as well.

[@yingliweng9759]

The charging outlets in the back seat is so convenient!!! I love that feature

[@andrerodriguez7603]

Learn from your past mistakes, and don’t listen to negative people, and you can become a millionaire with patience in the stock market. Especially today. All techs are on sale. Hold long term and reap the rewards.

[@studywave999]

great video Charlie! I like the smart rear feature that opens when you're walking towards the rear

[@Asad-lb3hi]

The best and most informational video you have made yet

[@TB-xw1og]

Great video! Awesome seeing young successful people. Very inspiring.

[@demeke773]

Hyundai tucson Is literally my favorite car my first one got repossessed and I have another now but I want this electric one now

[@MoMohamoud-re3uv]

Wish you asked them about their lives before becoming wealthy. Just curious about the financial backgrounds they came from.

[@a004]

I wonder how many of these kids will still be millionaires in 5-10 years. They all just seem beneficiaries of the recent bull market where everything was green and everyone was making money

[@SUZIEPROSPER]

This is the amazing video woo ❤❤it inspirational

[@markjohnmayo24]

i love this! learned a lot and the fire 🔥 inside me just reignited! thank you 🙏🏼

[@darealphantom]

I’m literally watching this and taking notes this is some great content

[@jasond126]

Great video. Keep it coming

[@BarbellFinancial]

Be contrarian, but also think critically and effectively challenge the status quo.

[@rouelpadogdog3519]

Great video man gives different perspective from different personalities with similar drives.

[@pinned.by.charliechang81]

@Charliechang5

[@IMMANUELRL]

Charlie, i really appreciate what you have done and shared. I LEARNED ALOT AND INSPIRED! Looking forward for more learnings from you.. ima bout to click the [SUBSCRIBED] button..now😅

[@Ml315900]

I really liked the display and that whole white clean panel. Steering wheel design is cool.

[@MillouwzBaby]

Extreme value in this video, thank you Charlie

[@wonwii1938]

This is great. Appreciate the video Charlie!

[@W1213-g7o]

Thank you, 📩 watsap me , I have something for you

[@scottwible1532]

Wow this video is crazy good. Amazing amount of content.

[@elguelmouzizineb8763]

Love this interview so helpful and inspiring ❤

[@murk959]

Idk why people are saying this video wasn't helpful. So what if these all or some of these ppl come from rich backgrounds? I didn't find the advice generic at all "Listening to others" "therapy" "trying out different things" "not letting age deter you" among other things were really good pieces of advice

[@jbusyiii]

The car looks sick!

[@ejayt3321]

great content! love this. truly inspiring ;)

[@benverrette669]

Good video, but a lot of buzz words being thrown around. I liked when people gave more specific examples.

[@mathewwilson9776]

“Readily available online and in books…” “I don’t like reading that much” “I am good at to-do lists” “Working in cafes forces me to be productive” I often get the impression they “start businesses” because it is obvious to even themselves nobody would hire them

[@pipeliner8969]

lol but probably *very* valid one

[@rapidfireplayz]

I mean your making a judgement about someone due to one fact that they stated about themselves. Either way many of these make sense... The one that works in a cafe knows that they perform better in that environment while the one that does to do lists probably also is more efficient when setting goals to accomplish in a particular order. I also don't get why you put start businesses in quotations. In the end, these people are making a generous amount of money using what they were given and knowing what they're able to achieve. Sounds solid to me.

[@sylwiap361]

Fr! My boyfriend has a pretty successful business but I always thought he would be an absolute pain in the ass as an employee. I think entrepreneurship is more goal-oriented and forces you to work smarter rather than harder.

[@gavins9846]

No Mathew it's because they figure they're under-paid for how good they are at the jobs, under someone-else. Then they work for themselves to earn a bigger cut from the service they give.

[@xotwodabelholic8457]

This video awesome ngl. N I love the led lights on the car!

[@CharlieChang]

appreciate it! trying something different for the channel haha but it was super fun to make

[@bossahmed4085]

Thank you, brilliant content and definitely gained some golden nuggets.

[@WalkingCommuter]

Med school nowhere to be seen haha! No regrets just lessons! Great video!

[@IMP3TIGO]

Becoming a doctor is a terrible way to become rich if becoming rich is the main reason you want to become a doctor.

[@pinned.by.charliechang81]

@Charliechang5

[@lumieredice485]

Very informative! I came here from Choi's video.

[@Jungernaut]

I just placed an order to buy the Ioniq after watching this 🔥🔥🔥

[@raylubin]

Hey Brian, just saw you on the graham Stephen show

[@Duckybokki]

Same

[@CharlieChang]

Hey let me get a ride in it when I come visit

[@Pixma3mp]

Starting price?

[@akinkuotubright7630]

The ionic is simple and at the same time elegant that’s what I love about it

[@CebiGreen]

Great car IMO except the carpet situation in the trunk, but it is a minor issue to have. Also these youngsters are amazing.

[@orthopraxis235]

Lets see what happens as the stock market continues to pull back. It's all millionaires during the bull market and real estate bull run. The true test of someone is not how they talk during the easy times. That's the one lesson that I highly doubt anyone here has had to learn yet.

[@anakagungbaguswirayuda9593]

get a billionaire parents, then you may definitely become a millionaire youngster

[@dividiva2093]

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[@word42069]

I have to suspect that more than a few of these people come from family money……. but also flabbergasted at how little they know about finances and investing. If they’re really profitable with their businesses kudos that’s great! I just think it’s a little odd that there people have just started companies and invested and whatnot but not all have necessarily explained how they got the funds in the first place.

[@RoystonMonteiro]

+1, the responses were underwhelming and definitely not things people should be aiming for. Definitely look like family money

[@andrewwoan]

Thank you for sharing. Very inspiring!

[@imjwin]

What’s up Broski 🦋!

[@itsme_lealyn3069]

You've gain a new subscriber. I really like this video. 🙂

[@xjameslove44]

blessed for this video brother, thank you

[@MrBlackhen]

First, living in the USA.

[@annettehurd9391]

Looks like you are driving in Irvine! Great video even though I am 58…I still enjoyed it. Thanks 😊

[@MadisonFalcoFoods]

I love the Ioniq so this video was fun to watch in two ways :)

[@ayeshmae]

thank you for this, i'm taking notes

[@heyu123]

Seems like everyone’s a millionaire now. That’s insane

[@pipeliner8969]

🤣

[@Aj-tu4gv]

Lots of money printed and invested.

[@torotomika1911]

I don't know what i expected. All I see is smooth brain money gurus

[@youchubudesu]

All were awesome but in particular Karlton Dennis!!

[@mattcornell6665]

Charlie - absolutely FANTASTIC video. Really really good stuff in this. I think this is the best video you have ever done

[@CharlieChang]

Thanks! Will be doing more videos like this and mixing it in with my normal talking head videos

[@saisarath623]

Valuable video. Thank you @Charlie Chang!

[@robertd9850]

I didn't watch the video but all you need is some or all of the following: -- Don't have any health issues that hinder you -- Be tall and attractive -- Be born with exceptional athleticism -- Don't be raised in a bad environment -- Be born with a high IQ -- Be born with natural talent and drive -- Have natural charisma

[@Omikoshi78]

Astounding how many people in this interview uses “money manager”. Kind of mind blowing they don’t know about index and active vs passive investing success rate.

[@jonathan10462]

This video was really inspiring!!!

[@SpencerJohnsonOfficial]

This was an awesome video. It seems to be successful at a young age, it’s important to invest in your own business and then outsource the work that doesn’t give you a high ROI for your time to continue to invest in more businesses.

[@CharlieChang]

That is defintiely a common theme! Separating time from money

[@SpencerJohnsonOfficial]

@@CharlieChang That’s the dream!

[@icyx9268]

"outsourcing" work most likely using someone elses exploited work of something that you do Not have technical ability to create yourself

[@Aj-tu4gv]

@@icyx9268 that's business...

[@ngocanhle4837]

This really inspired me so much, thank you 🥰🥰🥰

[@Franjez]

LOVE

[@livefreeandwise6044]

"Asking YOUNG Millionaires How to be Successful": answer: Dumb luck, and parents money.

[@pinned.by.charliechang81]

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[@NoName-px8yk]

Excatly. While watching I was wondering what their parents did for a living.

[@huaweivideographer6756]

by inherting wealth and pretending to starting from nothing. that's how.

[@pinned.by.charliechang81]

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[@tarunvyasam]

@1:34 Charlie, It's soo cool asking your Gf/partner (Jasmin) How to be Successful !

[@andrewcummer8793]

Really great video! Appreciate you taking the time to do this. Lots of value from these successful individuals.

[@CharlieChang]

I'm glad you enjoyed it Andrew!

[@joepenrose8740]

Great video as always! I love the design of the ioniq, looks really futuristic and I love the wheels

[@roiroi2923]

No disrespect but in order to be a young millionaire you need to chose the right parents.

[@MrBlackhen]

Ye for me only Jason seems to be self-made here.