How the Youngest Billionaire in India Turned $500 into Billions

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[@caseyhunter5702]

Very humble individual. If you ran into him in public, you’d never think he was a billionaire.

[@bandanasaikia6048]

Ikr

[@Huzzairy]

What I learned from this is... His Dad play a major role in him... He got a great father!!collecting books and makes his children read every books he collect! While the country got poor education at that time,his dad able to give his children a great education and proper exposure about the world without ever knowing it.Positive attitude really breeds positive rewards!! Definitely I will do the same to my family.Love it!!

[@alderinerush]

Huzzairy Rosli Dude no one knew what computers were where these kids were learning programing. The books connected them to the western world. Rule 1of raising kids- don't get cable TV

[@parthmashrani6283]

As he said. It's that one generation that needs to change the system for the future generations to reap the benefits.

[@jameshuang2677]

He didn't make his children read books he collected, the books were just the most entertaining thing the children had and it was also the most convenient entertainment they had. An environment making learning easy.

[@manictiger]

Parenting is one of the biggest factors in success. I'd probably be a billionaire if I had a better family. Instead, I spent years in a psychological war, before I could succeed. I've sworn an oath to not repeat my father's negligence and belittlement-- to be a good parent. My kids will probably be able to do more with their lives, than I could with mine, simply because none of it will be spent in a time-consuming mental war. And the people that had a bad childhood, but never fight their war? They wind up as permalosers. We've all seen those.

[@raghuraj-peakperformance2104]

Yes, his dad gave entertainment in the form of books and programming!!! Even parents of today's generation don't do!!

[@manavsingh7378]

I'm an Indian but what I'm going to say is from entrepreneur stand point- this is the best interview you've every done. No one else dropped so much value to an entrepreneur as much this guy did. He covered everything from finding opportunity and starting a company to scaling up and building processes.

[@thhb1]

Manav Singh shut up bro I am not an entrepreneur Fuck entrepreneurs I am a genius.

[@monjier]

He's really technical. I'd like to see how this guy is in terms of leadership building. I feel like he is more technical than anything else. He sounds like a classic engineer type of guy. Since I was only able to graduate in economics, I'm a lot less technical but he does give a lot of specific information. For me, I enjoy listening to people who talk about how to grow leadership and discipline as that's my own focus.

[@johnbaklas592]

Abdullah Zeb look at your last name , is that mean something to u ?

[@thhb1]

Mehdi Karout no it doesn't

[@johnbaklas592]

Abdullah Zeb well you have the most popular name ever

[@xnpmk]

Take the music off...! It makes it harder to concentrate on what is being said... which is a shame when the content is so good.

[@joelntagara5155]

This means you have a low attention span, you need to work on it, try meditation.

[@Drummer891342]

@@joelntagara5155 it means the music is in the way lol

[@ALCRAN2010]

It's not the music. It's the shitty original audio. Sounds like inside a box.

[@stevendonaldson1216]

@@ALCRAN2010 correct, good music stays in its place in the background. Shity homemade music is not the same as good background music

[@scottmacintyre8127]

I agree turn the terrible music off

[@ashishkrishnapandey]

Seems like such a genuine and humble man. Loved the interview!

[@ujjawalaggarwal9985]

This was literally the best interview that has come over in a while! Totally loved it!

[@VALUETAINMENT]

Interesting. What was your biggest takeaway?

[@ujjawalaggarwal9985]

Actually quite a few, I couldn't decide what takeaways to write and what to leave so I filled all in!!: 1) I liked the concept of "Identify where the money is" that Divyank constantly stresses about. 2) The concept of trying to do more of what one is good at is not new but Divyank took it to a whole new level by licencing core competencies to competitors and minimizing weak spots like sales. I totally loved this viewpoint. 3) Divyank systematically deciphers the process of getting into a new industry: GROWING niche-> growing large in niche to the point that you can compete with industry giants -> vertical and horizontal integration. 4) 'Go where everyone is making money' was a important advice for me since I gravitate a lot towards things that no one has done. 5) How do you research an industry? This was a big question that I had. The interview gave me a good insight. 6) The feature prioritization strategy that Divyank recommended was quite nice. It was similar to what the Lean startup book recommends but more practical, especially in my particular case. 7) The way Divyank thinks about resources i.e. whatever you have you have to use to full optimality and hence however big you get you always have limited resources; this line of thought really impressed me. 8) The collaboration mentality is something I never understood, but this interview helped me a lot. 9) When the youngest self made billionaire in India talks about importance of patience, you know that it is important! 10) Lastly, I loved his attitude. At the time of a crucial deal with yahoo when there was nothing he could do, most CEOs might have sleepless nights just worrying about the deal. This guy was instead flying helicopters!! Totally the attitude that I am trying to get to!

[@MrMcfire2]

Identify a niche and grow substantially within before going mainstream; Follow where the money is and identify your core strengths and weaknesses- Great Advice

[@abcdxx1059]

Manveer Jagannath you got the Money part wrong

[@ElisabethJunor]

Yes!!

[@allongtin1243]

Incredible interview...could be most clearly focused individual I've ever heard. So love his humility and how he grew up sharing everything with his brother. Guarantee there is something in that mindset that makes him attract talent and genuinely helps others reach their peak potential. btw...I bet 95% of MBA students couldn't communicate these concepts off the top of their head.

[@xVxx6528]

First time I ever heard an entrepreneur say that he sucked at Sales & Marketing, and he's a BILLIONAIRE! "Convert Sales & Marketing into Auto-Mechanism." This channel is called Valuetainment for a reason. Much success to you Pat and all the Valuetainers. We will make it no matter what.

[@MrMaziar58]

Don't believe that That's another smooth selling technique !!

[@yourmedicarenursenavigator]

There is so much wisdom in this interview that you're going to have to watch it 3 times or more to learn from the lessons. But again, lessons learned and not implemented will be useless so just go out and do it.

[@VALUETAINMENT]

That’s the truth.

[@yourmedicarenursenavigator]

just an observation: PBD's microphone should be on the side where he is most likely going to turn to speak to the guest. The audio quality dissipates during this interview because the lavalier is on the opposite side. Great lessons learned from this interview. Awesome channel.

[@longtran1699]

The audio dissipates is because of the denoiser effect that was added on. I'm assuming they did that is because when filming there was a lot of noise that was picked up during the interview

[@devanshgadda8595]

This was amazing. Being an Indian and a native of Gujarat (divyank is a gujarati) this makes me proud

[@ronitnayak4408]

valuetainment lives up to its name, consistently putting out value and combining it with entertainment like interviews and case studies. Thank you for all that you do!

[@VALUETAINMENT]

👍🏼💪🏽

[@ericwilbanks9692]

"There are people who work hard and never become successful. And the primary reason for that is because they are missing out some how on learning and evolving." Thank you for sharing this interview.

[@thebritishindian1]

18:11 - How to grow stages: (1) Pick a niche > (2) Go more mainstream > (3) Vertically integrate your business

[@guillaumedesro]

Man., back to back to back to back to back... Valuetainment is changing the freaking game. I really hope everyone watch all of these. So many nuggets in these interviews. Being a CEO himself., Mr.BetDavid directs the conversation in amazing places. thank you!!

[@mperdue12]

This is the best interview I have seen in a long time. Some amazing information from an entrepreneurial point of view. He has a very generous personality. A pleasure to listen to.

[@TrollProductionsMC]

He is a really great guy, what most billionaires tend to do is keep their "real tactics" secret and tell some bullshit we all know anyway something like "you need to work really hard" but this guy really told stuff I had to note down , some great information !

[@greatguy423]

Did you just take my name?

[@WealthbuilderzTV]

A truly inspiring story and a great interview. Thanks for the awesome content

[@indraneelpatil9168]

Thanks a lot Pat for sharing this interview ! The experience shared by Divyank will really help us all.

[@TheRainbowwang]

Like the most he said, rich and poor, people happy in India. Saw a picture, group of poor people dancing at street. Money did not buy happiness, it’s the family value. Thank you

[@whoareu-podcastaboutlifeat257]

Amazing how once people have all the money in the world, they continue to work. Goes to show that fulfillment > money

[@ronallan8680]

Ken Kernen & 80/20 Investing - Simple Stock Trading Or it could be the human tendancy of "It's never enough!"

[@abcdxx1059]

Funny those who run after Money never get it

[@Shyles25]

I've come to realize that people want to be useful more than be rich.

[@abhisheksodhi1622]

Stability is stagnancy . Life itself is a disturbance in the stagnance. Death is stability.

[@nishantmanunahi]

Wow.....That was so f*cking inspiring. I m from India ...didn't know about this guy. Thank you so much Pat. Lots of love from India. Stay blessed & Stay great...👍

[@VALUETAINMENT]

He’s a beast.

[@dannyho6786]

I LIVED IN INDIA for 10 FUCKING years mate !!! LUV the place !!!!

[@vimalcurio]

@@dannyho6786 y

[@vimalcurio]

Ikr same goes for me

[@iwontreplybacklol7481]

Nothing is truer than this: Behind every great man or woman is a great parent(s)

[@gibsonmastermind]

I just read "Your Next 5 moves" Here's His Next Moves Are When He's starting a new business 1/He first identifies where the money is in any industry - 2/He identifies what are his strengths and weakness in that industry - 3/He identifies who’s the big player in that industry & How much profits and growth they’re making 4/He observes the growth segments in that industry, what’s flat, what’s declining, what’s booming 5/He identifies top - 5 niche in that industry that is growing fastest and making more money 6/He picks one niche out of those 5 and finds out a way to use his core strengths 7/He studies other successful businesses in his industry. He understands what they did right and wrong. He finds a way to use what worked for them 8/He covers as much ground as possible in that industry so that he can make better decisions 9/He thinks about his business globally and how he can use people from other countries to grow his business 10/He creates a 5-year action plan on how he’s gonna be big in that industry 11/He commits his next 5-20 years of his life learning, growing, and evolve into the person that he needs to be in order to be massive in that industry 12/He identifies what feature will make his customer money and what will save his customers money in that niche that he choose 13/He builds a product for his niche and asks his customers(In that niche) If they’re willing to pay what he’s built for them 14/He finds ways to use strategic partnership so that he can help his niche better than anyone and also make money 15/He specializes in that niche & he keeps growing in that niche until he has made a position for himself to dominate other space in that industry

[@Tesla3X2]

Thanks.

[@Joanna-wq2tu]

Awesome interview! What an interesting man. LOVE IT :) Thank you Pat, always bringing the BEST!!

[@debojyotibanerjee2832]

Convert it and all your interviews into podcasts and make it available for SoundCloud

[@VALUETAINMENT]

We are in that process. For now here is what we have on Soundcloud www.patrickbetdavid.com/valuetainment-podcast/ - MA VT

[@osofaze8898]

Mariah S truuuu

[@ObsidiaBeast]

He included so much information and general tips that apply to everything and everyone into his story. Definitely one of the best so far in terms of knowleadge.

[@baldeepbirak]

Lots of lessons can be learnt from this video. Look at the passion and enthusiasm from start to finish.

[@Johnny_izKs]

doesnt matter how rich you are,or how intelegent,or how handsome,the most important thing for any kind of success in life in my opinion is family,if a kid has a happy childhood and is loved,he starts growing up into a mentaly strong person he can focus on a goal like this man did,its just amazing,so many people living in a small place but getting along and having fun and growing up into strong human beings...

[@weiserjosephalfaro6229]

Great content, this guy dropped so much value for aspiring entrepreneurs. Continue to interview these kinds of people very humble and willing to share. More power to valuetainment.

[@MOTIVATIONBYDAR]

WOOOOOOOOOOOOW!!! Please bring us more global stories like this!

[@mohdjibly6184]

Awesome and truly inspiring interview..Thank you David and Divyank...

[@sohaibahmed226]

Man Patrick amazing interview man! I was immediately hooked had to watch it all at once. Took some great notes as well. Man amazed me wen he was 13 and was already coding for companies. Goes to show you can't feel intimidated to ask if you feel like you have something to contribute. Another point I liked was to make quick decisions. Yes realized that is so important. Can't stay stuck on a decision for long just do what you need to do and get on with it.

[@willw6109]

Pat with Divyank Turakhia...Very revealing on how to build your business ideas 'premeditatedly.' Love your interview skills. More of these, please. And, thank you!

[@InvestingHustler]

This was a amazing story, anything is possible with a lot of hard work and a little bit of luck 👌🙏

[@UniversalVibesTV]

INVESTING HUSTLER - Stocks Money Entertainment Working smart I think is the main takeaway. You can work hard digging for oil in the wrong place if you don't survey the land first.

[@kevinjohnson6549]

*a lot of luck

[@GuRu-nj8oc]

Your in all these money video comment sections. Hope what you desire comes to you my friend. Nameste 🙏

[@dee5903]

INVESTING HUSTLER - Stocks Money Entertainment lot of luck

[@vimalcurio]

Not luck smart decisions with good understanding of world and people and solving the problem while connecting people and resources

[@Chris-wb7wf]

who the heck could dislike this??? This is amazing, thank you!

[@ulrichvonlichtenstein5195]

I am just waiting for the Elon Musk interview

[@10xmillionaire14]

Me too

[@DINALGAMES]

i wish if there's a BUTTON to KILL the background music! ( I'm in for the Content Bro )

[@DINALGAMES]

Please if there's a version without the background music, i'd like to watch it. i gave up on this one at 23:min

[@makingitchina418]

come on, i didn't even notice it until i read your comment

[@ayanbhattacharjee1076]

@@makingitchina418 Same here..lol

[@techthisoutguys]

start a business around that lol

[@giannismits4355]

It’s because there is an echo in the room

[@oln3678]

biggest take away for me is to implement transparency and normalized margins from the get go with customers. Exactly what is on my mind today! .... oh and at the end the part about being a perfectionist will slow you down. I force myself to read every word in a book from cover to cover else it doesn't "feel right". This guy says just skip through unimportant stuff cos you need to cover more ground and get to the important and relevant stuff. Makes sense :)

[@DoriFord]

skipping the pages you don't like - tai lopez said it years ago, tho he didn't have any significant revenues, lol

[@gibsonmastermind]

This interview has so much real-world stuff to learn. That'll really make a change. I love Patrick because of the work he's done. Teaching millions of entrepreneurs by sharing his wisdom about business and the real world. I never regret watching any of his videos and doesn't matter what the topic is about. Because Patrick talks about real-world stuff. And 100% transparent letting us know about the reality. Loved the interview I'll be super successful and be interviewed as well. 🔜 Soon it'll come true. Can't wait for the moment to come

[@SMTT688]

Host was trying so hard to soak all he could absorb, if 1% of that information is drilled into his head ... he is blessed

[@ontraccapp]

This guy is amazing! Good job in getting him on the show! Music too loud though!

[@LanLe-rz4lm]

Wonderful interview; I just shared it with my brother. He and his son are going to watch it together. I'm seeing comments on audio, but it was crystal clear to me. Maybe it's been fixed by now.

[@derryckolunga240]

This is one of my favorites. Great job Pat!

[@dhirajsharma7347]

I'm rather late on this video, but I've seen other ones from valuetainment. Two compliments I would like to give is he finds the best people to interview & he really listens to the speaker rather than push his preconceived ideas

[@kikyoass]

Amazing interview....thank you PBD for letting the man talk. He seemed eager to share his knowledge and you asked perfect questions and let the man express fully. This allowed us to learn from him unfiltered. Many other interviewers guide the guests into answering certain questions and we hate that. Thank you value entertainment!

[@harshal1uplavikar]

So true

[@inzamam483]

Dude you are so much energetic and confident in each video. How you build such a confidence and from where you get such a high energy every time?

[@tuffguytofiles]

that's a great question. especially the confidence part

[@inzamam483]

Erik Thomas agree with you. But how those broken heart kid can regain their confidence.

[@tuffguytofiles]

patrick actually came from a horrible family that fought a lot

[@MangakaDay]

Mindblowingly awesome interview!!! Thank you very much!

[@uphumor9128]

thank you man for bring this interview here, you provided a lot of value.

Programmers are some of the most brilliant people I’ve met. Deserve every penny. Wish you well my friend.

[@ranjithreddych]

Learnt a lot from this interview. Respect to Mr. Divyank.

[@ElisabethJunor]

Wow! what a great interview. Thank you>

[@monjier]

He's more technical than anything else, in my personal opinion. Even the way he structures his sentence is like an 'if-then' statement in coding. I want to know more about his leadership style.

[@davidkopecek2474]

Wow Patrick thank you for that. I look forward for any new interview you bring up...This is really great guy, you can feel the transparency and positivity from way he explains everything about his way to top and the principles that he reveals...One of the most loveable enterprenaurs I ve ever heard to talk to people.

[@nicklesseos]

This makes me so happy I've been learning different programming languages. What an amazing story

[@vka5467]

poor audio.. please improve it

[@adrianb3507]

i didnt find it too bad tbh, listening with a bose qc35 II :D

[@debojyotibanerjee2832]

Adrian Butterworth I also did not find anything

[@vka5467]

better with head phones :)

[@alderinerush]

Dude he is giving so much value and you are complaining about audio which is not even bad. Come on man

[@bruperina]

It was not bad. But background track synth tones are a bit distracting. A bit of leveling on the background and medium tones enrichment are enough.

[@raghuraj-peakperformance2104]

As a #valuetainment follower from India. it's good to get introduced to a Indian millioniare

[@EngineerDJ_Julius]

Wow, Mr Turakhia is brilliant ! Great interview as usual Valuetainment

[@PositiveAcademy]

I am an Indian, i am really grateful that we have such a great personality who has achieved my goal. to become billionaire at very young age... Really great inspiration. please shut the music down

[@karabontseki617]

Easily the best interview I have ever watched. Thank you very much Patrick #fromsouthafrica

[@BangMaster96]

People living and struggling in the west to make money need to learn from this guy, he managed to become a billionaire in India, which is still a developing country, with much struggle and competition

[@khayukteshimray8607]

Fantastic interview again Patrick,, thank you Valuetainment

[@OliverKoolO]

Excellent. Im sharing this with my training class of all black parents

[@lumi_lt]

Wow, such a great interview! The value of the content is like atomic bomb 🤯 Thank you

[@UniversalVibesTV]

Extremely insightful, educational and inspiring. A lot of success nuggets. Methinks I'll be watching numerous times.

[@VALUETAINMENT]

Excellent.

[@abcde12345edcba]

Thanks for sharing! Great interview.

[@CaptainPlanet007]

I’m skipping the bbq’ing with family and friends and hitting the pavement selling so I can come close to these two 🙌!

[@VALUETAINMENT]

There you go.

[@VikasKumar-gs3tc]

Respect for the hustle 🙏🏻

[@ba8e]

You don't need to go mental and burnout. You can still have a BBQ, just don't let the distractions pile up.

[@MarkVrankovich]

Remember to utilize synergy. You're BBQ will have wheels, so you can roll it along in front of your while walking on the pavement. Friends and family will follow the food.

[@KambizSayari]

12:51 LOL!!! Excellent work!

[@georgensude6946]

We need more honest interviews like this. Great work.

[@letsboogie4408]

This guy is a force!! He's a business hurricane, good job Pat, another one!, great.

[@VALUETAINMENT]

He is.

[@bobbylondonpresents]

this provided some real honest perspective on success...what resonated with me was that "if you look at overnight success there is a 10 year history that you just do not know about" love it inspires me to continue the quite grind and keep learning

[@TheYinkacrown]

Great interview and very open and forth coming interviewee. Learnt a lot.

[@allenartadiroy-1710]

💪🏻😎👍 gonna watch this again and again..

[@dr.yasien_ali]

32:00 min

[@sudhanshumaurya9417]

I was thinking how less patrick bet david got chance to speak............but very inspirational

[@csmemarketing]

So Pat, first off, love the intro. 2nd, absolutely love that suit you're wearing. Looking "Mobbed Up" every time I see you. You bringing back the classic man look. Link me up with your tailor.

[@gustavodesantis3643]

soo much value in this video. thank you very much

[@vijiyanttanaji9800]

Wow it really inspires us here the youth in India, thankyou valuetainment team & Patrick

[@michaelduvall8618]

Great ,Great words of Wisdom from the Divyank Turakhia Interview...

[@saaddarzi8671]

I didn’t expect to see a genius talking.. wow!

[@shotobaci]

Can you please provide a transcript for this interview. I can't understand everything quite well since Divyank akcent is difficult to catch and the music makes it even more difficult. So I am begging you guys to provide us a transcript. Please 🙏

[@creativityrevealed3659]

All because a father planted a seed in his children's heart ❤

[@TheEtrepreneur]

I love this kind of stories. Movie script worthy. The father should have done the interview also.

[@MarcusChaiT_T]

This is why Indians are the best professors on KZbin

[@dhananjaygohil1527]

Divyank Sir, you are a big inspiration all of us. Thank you.

[@fluerasalexandru6140]

This is such a great content, I'm going to keep replaying 2,3 times. Great!

[@shivashankarbelliappa9478]

Great entrepreneur.... Terrific. Thanks Pat for bringing this to all budding entrepreneurs

[@nihility8587]

man this interview was gold

[@KaLiMpOnGWaLa]

When i used to learn the english this valuetainment video would i prefer ❤❤❤..... Proud of india ❤

[@AriyaHomes]

Powerful support around him 👌🏽

[@zzbodybuilding8867]

Wish these awesome interviews were available on iTunes podcast.

[@honeyhujaleh4870]

@valuetainment I appreciate all the hard work and amazing content your putting up for free. Thank you 🙏 please get rid of the background music it's very distracting. Love and respect!!! ❤️❤️

[@yourmedicarenursenavigator]

Honey Hujaleh I did not even hear it until you pointed it out.

[@daoyang3108]

Truly inspiring story. The passion and youth he oozes is so authentic.

[@sonofperfection]

This interview is so phenomenal on so many levels

[@2Search4share]

Being Indian still i Don't know this guy.. How it can be...?.. Thanks for introducing.

[@joe21lester]

Ekdam jabardast.......jhakaas bhai....

[@ivayola]

another awsome interview valuetainment!

[@Udjin80]

What a valuable video. Thanks to you both