How To Build A $60 Million Business From Scratch | Charles Haywood

[@cv9672]

"Specifically about starting a company?" Damn Charles was about to drop some heat if you said anything but yes to that

[@alidaraie]

Yeah, he was about going to talk about making lists and stuff

[@macadona80]

Best interview I've heard on the David Lin show!

[@leochen887]

So my sons are millionaires. They didn't get married until they achieved their goal. And that took them 5 years of 24/7 effort. They also made a key observation "if we think that we're so smart, then we should try to become successful employers instead of employees. There wasn't anything magical, (except that they were computer fluent), about what they did. They just had tenacity of purpose.

[@ragtimemedia]

This episode is full of sardonic laughter…I enjoyed this style of conversation

[@mastere8102]

Exactly what I needed to hear. Thanks David.

[@AB-fq4mr]

Amazing how you can learn so much more from an entrepreneur who doesn't care or know anything about the markets compared to all the other guests that spent decades literally studying the markets...

[@a.breezy3759]

Mr.Haywood gave the most interesting lecture at Purdue.

[@gregwong2132]

Amazing and inspiring

[@mktwatcher]

Very Good Guest and Interview. You should do a series on entrepreneurs. I learned alot from Charles.

[@nikbiz]

Love the honesty of this dude.

[@m.k.k.4931]

Great interview... This one was educational in a lot of ways.

[@rangeldobrev8520]

If adding value was necessary we would not have government administration jobs.

[@Elsa-qy9hr]

What an interesting guy! That was a fun interview David😊❤

[@RustyAwalt]

Thank you David! I’m always fascinated by the reckless optimism by entrepreneurs. Great job!

[@wcarl3]

Great guest!

[@mpolo17]

I love this man.

[@ronfesta771]

Me thinketh great guest David and at least he got the., rich part........right @!?🤪😜😝🤣😅

[@a.s.2426]

How does FB “depend on low interest rates”? … Nothing has “permanent value” anyway. All degrees of ephemera. A question of value really: How much ephemera for what price?

[@kemala.5297]

Shark Tank with David Lin , let's go, seems like another wonderful interview

[@ldoyle3rd]

First, interesting story for sure!

[@upebble]

So fun

[@benchokwaiman]

This guy just saved me hunderds of $. I'm gonna buy the cheapest shampoo now for the rest of my life.

[@JamesG1126]

A deep recession can and will destroy many businesses. If you have a business, I'd sell it ASAP.

[@DjDiemonte]

I like this guy haha

[@25Soupy]

I'm not disagreeing but I also think the consumer contributes and helps create the monopoly. We've all been confronted with a better product or service but still buy Coca-Cola and how many people do we all know will refuse to buy anything but an Apple product until the day they die based on brand loyalty? A Louis Vuitton purse is no better than other brands but social status overrides peoples logic for a better more affordable product. Walmart didn't put the local family run grocery store out of business consumers did by choosing to shop at Walmart instead.

[@calebfast8088]

Fantastic interview, more diverse folks like this, please! :)

[@coldflu]

Many are building their businesses around a better monetary system. One where it’s units are infinitely divisible, not infinitely producible.

[@modelmark]

The guy contradicts himself. First he said these big merged companies lobby government to prevent competition, then he argues government needs to get more power to prevent monopolies. While the government IS a monopoly itself. So this empirical proven 'doesn't work' is wrong. You don't have lassez fair, so outcome you see is not frommlassez fair, but outcome from everyone merging and lobbying government for a government enforced moat. It's the outcome of government force, stop arguing for more government.

[@grocefamilyfarm3062]

He literally has a manifesto if you want to understand how he holds these in tension: a government of unlimited means but drastically limited in scope: basically like many governments pre-1789.

[@user-im6fy4qp6m]

we can do our part by boycotting these services. never pay for the youtube subscriptions, never buy apple products etc

[@calebfast8088]

5% max market cap! Wow! Bold, but I do get where he's coming from. Interesting take!

[@ottovcr]

Uhhh based???

[@cryptomuscle1]

I attended the PLMA trade show earlier this week. A lot of unique Co-Packers there!

[@Brandon-jw5cv]

That guy is very very University of Chicago

[@lincolnnorton6354]

I really like this one, have him back please.

[@billwalton4571]

you can tell his a millionaire by his laugh

[@JT13974]

Not buying it pal.

[@jdskates.69]

Steal $60 million and open a business. BOOM! JUST SAVE SO MANY PEOPLE TIME.

[@crossroads670]

Imagine profiling a guy who said he wants to be a "warlord" of an armed insurgency after the collapse of the US? This is just a lack of editorial integrity.

[@crossroads670]

@@internetconnection9290 hahaha yep

[@WildRose-u5m]

I’m so glad to see we still have suck brilliant entrepreneurs like Mr.Charles, kind reminded me another genius in crypto who’s name Richard Heart, love smart people 👏

[@RubbaDubbaDooskie]

Smart cookie. Interesting takes. I like how he doesn't parrot stereotypical market axioms.

[@toppersunglasses9288]

He’s awesome

[@cannibalholocaust3015]

What’s more interesting is how he ended up with his political stance. Only “losers” are right wing , right?