Everything I Learned at Stanford Business School in 28 Minutes

[@jayhoovy]

My mission is to give you a better business education than Harvard/Stanford, completely for free. Make sure to subscribe so you don't miss out! :)

[@coachgutiofficial]

Obrigado!!!

[@alexvinsky1093]

This is super informative and high quality education! I love watching ur vids and can only imagine what a positive culture you’ve fostered at Stan with this mindset!

[@jean-baptisted.8797]

Very cool video! Thanks for sharing @jayhoovy! You’re a king 👑

[@Holdemnate]

For an entrepreneur in the planning phase, what books do you recommend?

[@jayhoovy]

​@@Holdemnate Hooked for learning to build good product, High Output Management for learning how to manage a team, and High Growth Handbook for a tactical playbook on how to get started! Good luck! You've got this!

[@johnnykidblue]

Your *_network_* is your *_net worth_* . Truer words have never been spoken. I don't like people.

[@xraylegend2444]

Graduated at the best business school in my state a few years ago and even though I knew going in that Networking would be important and that my personality was not suited for doing that, I thought I could develop that during college or just power through with my intelligence like I’d done through high school. That didn’t happen and I never got an internship junior year (Covid didn’t help with that either). I don’t know what I would do differently if I had a do over, but it is unfortunate (for people like us) that the last minute of this video is more important than the first 27.

[@jorgeherrera1074]

the networking with successful people is actually a by-product of going to an ivy league school. the reason you have those people around you is because the university vetted the applicants and only accepted the best of the best of those who applied. in turn, it tends to be they become successful because they were successful to begin with.

[@johnnykidblue]

@@jorgeherrera1074 partially true, but there are basically two types of kids that get accepted to elite schools: the extremely rich, and the extremely smart. if you’re extremely rich, your family is likely already well connected. not necessarily true if your family is middle or lower class you just happen to be extremely smart.

[@AlphaGeekgirl]

Ash! 😅

[@jorgeherrera1074]

@@johnnykidblue yes. But to be successful you need either smarts or money, and usually both. So if you already have one, then getting the other is easier than if you have neither.

[@TwicebakedJake]

It turns out what's taught at Standford Business School is the same thing taught at any MBA program. It's just that at Stanford you're surrounded by future executives

[@3v3ry1]

You don’t go to B school to learn anything. You go for the passport and connections.

[@THI_EXTERNAL]

or you can say it's just artificial scarcity

[@zurichsee706]

@@3v3ry1 then it's not important what you learn there at all. The question is: why will these people be the future executives? It's a reputation thing?

[@justinmccoy7167]

Yes. I went to a state university for engineering and we watched videos from MIT profs to learn material. They teach the same thing, just with more competitive students.

[@Loki_Dokie]

I believe one difference is that they can afford excellent professors with great teaching styles. Other than that the same

[@davidpark8486]

dude. if entrepreneurship doesn't work out make sure to check out being a lecturer because this taught me more business than any other class that i took

[@jayhoovy]

hahahah thank you so much David! the goal is to just give out all of my learnings to as many people as possible, so I've always thought it'd be cool one day to get to help teach a class of awesome students

[@vitruvian.]

nah he's got it

[@davidpark8486]

@@vitruvian. fax

[@davidpark8486]

@@jayhoovy of course jay! best of luck with Stan! one of my friends is working there and he's a genius, so I know that you have a keen edge for recruiting great talent and making a great product for creators.

[@katielowen]

Only problem is teaching pays peanuts 😔💸

[@glennjammin]

it's kinda hard wrapping my head around the fact that such high quality content like this is free. this was awesome

[@jayhoovy]

Wow thank you so much Glenn!! Truly means so much to me :)

[@Dianawales]

Information should be free but thank you to this awesome content creator for actually doing it. Subscribed!

[@DL-fl5ul]

I went to MIT full time MBA. The value to me wasn't really the education at this point besides financial modeling and accounting. Like him talking about Porters 5 forces is good if you want to do entrepreneurship, but 90%+ don't go into entrepreneurship. They do thinks like IB, consulting, PM at Tech. The value to me now is solely the name of MIT on my resume that has gotten me a really high paying job. Not gonna lie.

[@DL-fl5ul]

@@Equilibrium4321 I don't care, what's up?

[@SiraSam]

That so true

[@TheUntitledSimmer]

It’s so true - were you able to get any scholarships or a company to pay for you?

[@DL-fl5ul]

@@TheUntitledSimmer Yes I did get around half scholarship to MIT. No company reimbursement.

[@yama1463]

@@DL-fl5ul what % pay do you think you'd lose w/o MIT on your resume?

[@forbes4007]

In a sea of very fake, elusive, and basic content, this is one of the best videos I've watched on the topic.

[@jayhoovy]

This seriously means so much to me🥲Thank you for the support

[@MarleneMeier]

THIS!!! ❤

[@CeejayPTcoach]

@@jayhoovy HI bro could you suggest books ?

[@kaedatiger]

Right? Robert Kiyosaki is such a time waster

[@-erebor-2361]

This is why the internet was created, for people who want to learn and share their knowlegde ! As Paul Romer and Robert Lucas would have been proud of you, sharing free educational content to make everyone clever.

[@Liviy_]

Oh dont tell me please, grandpa

[@TheNipplePimple]

L

[@Jazzy-jj2cx]

I am very honoured that people like you exist in this world giving legit information free !!! Appreciate that.

[@JoshGe]

One of the best business summaries I've ever seen as a self made multi millionaire entrepreneur with 14 years of experience. I'll say this video is even better (due to being concise) than Peter Thiel's book Zero to One which has been in my opinion the best book for startups ever. Thank you for your work!

[@jayhoovy]

Ha! Thanks Josh - I can't compete with something as legendary as Zero to One - but I will endeavor to always share as much of my insights as possible!

[@JoshGe]

@@jayhoovy just being honest because you have brevity going for you of course! That said, if it's possible can you make a video on sales skills you've learned in Stanford? In my experience marketing and sales has the most 'secret sauce' that we can take advantage of.

[@luisrosario432]

Hi @JoshGe, your comment really stood out to me. It's amazing to hear from someone who's been so successful in business. I’m really interested in real estate, especially flipping houses. I've got the skills to create spreadsheets to evaluate deals and forecast profits, but I don’t have the connections to get started. Are you open to sharing a bit about what you do and giving some advice? Your experience could be super helpful for someone like me trying to break into the field of entrepreneurship.

[@JoshGe]

@@luisrosario432 Hi thanks for the comment and this thread has been one of the only times I've been commenting and replying on youtube. I started doing business at 18 starting businesses with no money down like freelance modeling agency and events organization I then took the money I made and started a few small local tech companies (I'm from Singapore) now I invest my own money in various private SMEs as well as the public markets. This year I'm launching a Trading Card game. The best advice I feel are extremely general yet don't get talked about enough. The 2 best advice I always give are 1: Take care of your health while doing business- most people forget that. 2: be person of great character. Having great character isn't about being nice it's about taking care of people and doing what is right even though it's the hard thing. Also I'll like to clear up one misconception people have. Most people before they get rich they think once you have the money you can chill or that the job's done. The fact is you can lose all your money easily. Personally I went from millionaire to broke to multimillion already 3x haha and I once saw an interview where phil helsmut said the average millionaire goes from millionaire to broke to millionaire again TWENTY times!! Which is insane to think about. So it's important to be a good person because a lot of very capable people who were on top once and got knocked down could never get up again because no one likes working with them (tons of those in the nightlife business). Also two of the best books to read for business are in my opinion, 'How to get rich by felix dennis' (for all business and business in general) and Zero to One by Peter Thiel which is the best book for the tech business.

[@undercovernerd6848]

So it took me 3 days to get through this video, not because it was boring but the exact opposite. Every minute was packed with valuable information. I took 12 pages worth of notes and diagrams and graphs and even making my own deductions and examples to better relate it to my own idea , like I was in a lecture and I am looking forward to implementing some of this knowledge to get good practice for when I start building my own company. Thank you for such valuable content 💕

[@jayhoovy]

top 10 comment I've ever received - thank you so much for the kind words :) gives me fuel to make more!

[@FighterFlash]

I can’t wait to see you with Scott Gallaway keep up the good work

[@zayadashraf8198]

Damn bro I got to a top 20 global business school and this guy gave a pretty good overview of what I learned so far in 3 years in 30 minutes. Looking forward to more content from you!!

[@tomevers6670]

Now you realize why everyone says business should be learned in business… The difficult stuff comes when you’re doing business Knowing this stuff is easy….

[@yourboy2571]

Just curious, so do you guys own a business?

[@bobbyjames905]

This stuff is extremely basic lol But he did present it well

[@designhub360customapparel]

@@tomevers6670exactly

[@Chrisortizch]

What I find amazing is that I went to a (pretty good) university here in Chile (Latam) and they taught me everything you mentioned in this video. Same content. Of course going to Standford would give you huge prestige and connectons, but its is true when they say that information is there available to everyone who wants to grind! Thanks for the video I've been following from a long ago!

[@goodenuf2]

Im still early in the video but I feel like my bachelors & masters in business taught me similar things but my network is vastly different thus being the difference between having opportunities and creating them

[@rinmartell2678]

Yeah, I was at a small university in Germany and I learned the same things mentioned in the video. A university degree is the entry key in the cooperate world. I work as business analyst now and everything I need for my job, I learned after graduation from University

[@skpapic]

Nice job brother, lemme guess, universidad catolica?

[@sebastiansilva3368]

Mba u chile o catolica ?

[@newagain9964]

Most decent schools all teach the same thing. But education is not why u go to an “Elite” school.

[@Negotium1000]

3 FINANCIAL STATEMENT: INCOME STATEMENT: Revenue-Expense CASHFLOW STATEMENT: Where and to who (+ Investing) BALANCE SHEET: Own & Owe

[@JulissaLee]

Im extremely impressed with your content. Currently in business school and graduating at the end of this year, and you just made things so much more clearer than any other professor I've had.

[@jayhoovy]

Appreciate the kind words Julissa! My goal is to give you an even better biz school education, completely for free!

[@jacobpanas105]

Bro you’re a killer at being a teacher. Like seriously you’re really good. I’ve learned a lot of these concepts the hard way and to hear you explain it is absolutely amazing

[@Dxma-os5ln]

This is the best business/finance video I’ve watched ever. It’s almost like a film teaser, but for learning. Now I feel less intimidated to deep dive into those concepts that I’ve always wanted to learn. Thank you ! Liked and subscribed, I wish there was more I could do to support

[@jayhoovy]

Ahhh! Thank you SO much for the kinds words! I am so pumped that I could play a part in you now diving deep and crushing it. And excited to now have you on the journey with me :)

[@codebreaker4783]

Explaining complicated things in a simple way is an art, and you’re truly a master of that art. The value you provide for free, is actually incredible. Keep up the good work, meaning the clear, charismatic and honest way of communicating!

[@chi.marvine]

I just finished binging 18 of your videos today. You were just recommended on my feed and I’m glad it was. You’re crushing it, keep it up John!

[@catmer9460]

I went to a state university and I had professors who went to Stanford say they teach the same thing but the difference is your connections you make at Stanford and the prestige that you have that name on your resume that helps you in your career. Also forgot to mention that this video is probably the best at everything you will learn in business school. Great info in a short video.

[@JoyTothesummer]

It shows off your academic talent. Not everyone can make the grades

[@Stefventer]

one of the most valuable videos on the internet right now cant believe this is free!

[@kvnptl4400]

I'm an engineer, but your video is so well-made that I watched it all the way through. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and experience with us! 🙏

[@gratefulangel674]

I'm a new follower here. My first ever big business venture didn't work out. However, I'm not giving up on entrepreneurship, as long as I'm still standing and breathing, I'll keep trying.

[@farshot1388]

as someone who is just trying to learn as much as possible about business and finance i love your videos. I watch and take notes because I know what you are telling on these videos is liquid gold. thank you!

[@ChocoMilkBoy]

Similarly to how you're really good at analyzing companies and projecting their upside, I have the ability to know a 2 million subscriber channel when I see it. I stumbled upon you and there's no doubt you're going to be KZbin giant. You're out here casually dropping game changing knowledge lol

[@jayhoovy]

Wow thank you so much for the kind words Christian. Genuinely means the world to me. Thanks for being an OG on the journey :)

[@ximena.161]

This sums up my entire accounting and finance career in half an hour and now I finally understand it as a whole. Thank you so much

[@dapz]

Awesome video! I never had a formal business education, but through and my recent starting some business ish activities I feel like I’ve gotten an innate knowledge of a lot of what was said in this. Also as someone who has monetized a number of different KZbin channels in different niches, the information in this vid easily transfers over into the world of YT channels. You earned a sub from me!

[@jayhoovy]

Welcome to the journey Dapz! And proud of you for starting businesses on your own already!

[@KuruRyn]

Bro upload more

[@JoshCamacho]

I'm in an MBA and I really appreciate the articulateness and clarity in which you convey complicated subject matter! Thank you!

[@ramyamjad9000]

This video provides an excellent summary for business administration and MBA students, offering a comprehensive overview after they complete their studies.

[@Ammar-re3bq]

I have a Bachelor’s degree in International Business and an MBA. This guy literally explained everything I learned in 5.5 years. Great video!

[@clementsemerson]

Man, I love this video. Thanks so much for taking the time and thought to make us learn something new about business school today that might otherwise not be accessible to 99% of people watching this video. I am trying to create something seemingly impossible by creating a group/company where everyone works effectively, feels that their employer cares a lot, and is happy to work towards one goal: everyone's prosperity. Watching your video makes me think that it is actually possible. Starting my new venture today. Thanks again!

[@TinMan-kd2gv]

I’m an IT Consultant with 25 years working on the Application/Processes for many customers and totally agree. This is an excellent video and the Starbucks example is right on.

[@LucaAlbertini-k6s]

Mate, as a business graduate myself, this is video is insanely well done. Congrats!!!

[@Betweoxwitegan]

Does this actually encompass the majority of what you learn in university? In my country you learn all of this within a first couple years of secondary school

[@kimnganle9553]

My god! This video is MORE UNDERSTANDABLE than the lecturer I spent couple hundred thousand dollar of business school and learned nothing from it. This video is heaven sent, incredible quality and explanation. Thank you for teaching me today.

[@jayhoovy]

Glad it helped Kimnganle! Cheers and hope to see you soon!

[@Rony-cc9dp]

Man, you’re a beast. That’s one of the best sumups of content I’ve seen in KZbin. Great stuff.

[@sergiosierra2422]

I am all about entrepreneurship, but I'm also a realist and being an entrepreneur is even harder than most people realize. Having a degree is not only a backup plan, but an extra credential when looking for investors.

[@emmasavant]

This is incredible. I've never seen someone provide so much solid value in a single video. Thank you!

[@princekashyap6766]

Don't forget the impact of external forces on a business proposition. A business may look good from porter's 5 forces analysis, and you may have a competitive advantage, but if the nature of activity can be severely impacted by external forces outside your control, that may be a risk that's not worth taking. I have a business where I lend monies to farmers but I have first handedly experience how a back to back bad harvest can destroy the whole livelihood of farmer, which definitely impacted my cash flows and profits big time, creating such a huge stress for the business and myself.

[@kostaftp]

Dont they have insurances for those cases?

[@neashia23]

PESTEL analysis

[@CharlesDing]

Legit awesome content. Close to completing my own MBA currently and yet summarized the key things so well into 30 minutes!

[@jayhoovy]

Thank you Charles! Finish strong💪

[@Lucas-sp5cd]

your overlap of emotional intelligence to businesses was unexpected, but its reflective of the nature of how you present yourself! incredible video

[@julesjay1634]

dude you rock so much for doing this you have no idea how happy I am to have access to this information ! What a time to be alive !!!

[@sureshr9396]

This is a video that every product manager out there should watch. Simple, to the point, zero deviation 👌🏻

[@dunglifemovement]

I respect and support what you're doing, my Asian brotha! I grew up in Palo Alto but moved out of the bay in my 30s. Im glad to have the opportunity to learn this material. Thank you!

[@Elliott_Wave]

Thank you. I break a business down in four parts. Legal, Finance, Product and Marketing. I just keep working through these as the landscape keep changes.

[@myliemudaliyar]

Hands down one of the best videos I've ever watched. Thankyou for such easy and complete explainations, you surely put in a great amount of work.

[@jayhoovy]

Thanks so much for the kinds words Mylie! Cheers and hope to see you again!

[@ISMarco]

This was amazing. I'm a random non-business guy who is trying to self-educate to hopefully purchase or start a business somewhat soon, and you are straightforward, concise, and entertaining. You've explained things I've struggled to find good information on and understand how it all relates to everything else, in an order and simplicity that makes sense. Thank you!

[@jayhoovy]

Make sure to take your time Marco and don't put huge pressure on yourself! Learning how to actually be good in business is all about trying it yourself, learning from failure, and iterating. Take small steps! You can get started with the tiniest of things starting a side hustle first!

[@EcomCarl]

Understanding strategy and frameworks like Porter's Five Forces can truly elevate your business analysis skills. Excited to dive into this insightful content! 🔍

[@lazlosiedel2601]

And you dont have to pay 250k 😅

[@EcomCarl]

@@lazlosiedel2601 Haha true

[@thesound3asement]

i can’t lie this guy def gave out the sauce learning all of this in school right now, would i drop out right now? absolutely not but he definitely covered the basics and there’s lots of other free resources you can find just by looking up the stuff he talked about in this vid

[@PedroAntonioLea-PlazaPuig]

I'll be applying this very soon. It's very rare this days to see high quality content, thanks

[@phyllissong]

It's great to see someone who's actually experienced the Stanford Business School curriculum share their knowledge. The lessons on emotional intelligence and building relationships are truly valuable for anyone aspiring to be a successful leader.

[@jayhoovy]

Cheers Phylis! Trust your emotional intelligence and focus on genuine human connection to carry you far in life!

[@thebootjournal6037]

Wow! Loved this video. Definitely will watch the zero connections to growing a network video as well. Also, there is a great little book that very few people have heard of called, The Connectors, that helped me think in terms of growing my network and some actual questions to assess your actions. If you're shy it's a bit painful to go through. But, frankly it's the best day to day and week to week advice for regular people who didn't have good network building role models.

[@KateKolo-rq4bx]

As a person with MA in economics - this was a super cool video to watch! Definitely recommend studying economics at school, which is usually deeper and even more philosophical than entrepreneurship and accounting, and go to MBA networking parties when you can. Hit 2 birds with one stone.:) Thank you for this video - amazing work!✨

[@samclarke9576]

Thanks for the video. I've shared several of your videos with my students. I'd only say that brand isn't a competitive advantage but represents the competitive advantages. A company has a brand because they have competitive advantages that consumers connect to the company (ie brand).

[@berryzada9372]

I have a Marketing bachelors degree in the top 1 Latin american university and you sumarized almost everything that I saw in business/management classes. Really nice content!

[@CesarrrScreamer]

Man you are pouring your heart and soul into this content and it really shows! Honestly impressive you are able to give so much effort and provide such great value on this KZbin channel while running a full time business. Thanks for another great video, I already work in business but learned a lot from the 3 financial statements section in particular

[@Al_the_great89]

Bro do you have LinkedIn? We could connect

[@Al_the_great89]

Bro do you have LinkedIn? We could connect

[@sheronganatra1752]

“ Serve others you serve yourself “ GOLDEN!!!!

[@ericballegu1156]

That was one of the best videos I’ve seen in a bit. Very informative and well condensed. As a Marketer turnt Project Manager myself, I know most of what you covered but it was the way you covered it in such a short video that was a wow factor. Keep ‘em coming. Just got yourself a subscriber ... 👏🏾👏🏾

[@foursite]

i wish i never got an MBA. Seriously. You just summarised 2 years in 28 minutes. Excellent!

[@PDS_37]

man, your stuff is such high quality. keep up the good work

[@jayhoovy]

Thank you!!! :)

[@KeyzmiASMR]

I don't have a business background in anything and I don't think I can ever afford to get back in school for a MBA, so this is an amazing value proposition in one single video, FOR FREE! I run my own social brand as an entertainer and although I don't have any physical products(yet) to offer, and only a subscription-based model based on regularly-timed live content, I think the concepts explained in your video are mighty helpful for me.

[@think4x]

I have watched almost a hundred videos on business and marketing.. hands down this is one of the best videos out there. Thanks for sharing!

[@ianchui7711]

Love love how you communicate these mental models in such a concise way

[@algerienaucanada]

The type of videos I watch. 0 Fluff. You nailed it !! The editing is freaking amazing. Wonder who is the editor. Well done!!

[@jayhoovy]

My editing team are Gods - couldn't do it without them

[@whiteboardwisdom9677]

Only 12mins in but this might be the best piece of content i have ever seen for learning about business, Thank you!

[@meanmachine99999]

Now they’re never accepting KZbinrs again lol

[@NK-rm7kc]

😂 possibly

[@patrickodogwu1882]

Free promo Harvard

[@wk8go-wk8go]

I wouldn’t watch education videos on business. But when someone brings up the Apple thing, I know that this person is about to talk real business.

[@mariiavoitovych80]

literally, the best business-orientated video I've ever found. Thank you for sharing your knowledge, man!

[@jayhoovy]

Thanks so much for the kinds words Mariia! Cheers!

[@grownupgaming]

ok i admit i was yawning thru the basics up till 24:40. But as a recently promoted manager just this year, that hit me. Good last section there.

[@jayhoovy]

Cheers! I'm working on a video now re: the 5 biggest mistakes I've made as a new manager that should come out soon that hopefully will help you too!

[@grownupgaming]

@@jayhoovy damn thats gonna be all FACTS! cant wait

[@one-eyedgaming6767]

Dude , I really am amazed by how it correlate with my basic business thinking . Especially the Marketing, I always knew it was big waste on everyone rather than crash the customer you need !

[@spacemans4060]

As a finance senior, this was an absolutely beautiful and great video.

[@emergel1046]

This guy has such a good vibe and I learned so much. May you be successful in everything you do.

[@jayhoovy]

Awww thank you so much for the kind words! Wishing you the same! May we ALL be successful in everything we do. Much love

[@muneebrafudeen5826]

Absolutely brilliant. THIS.WILL.BLOW.UP.

[@jayhoovy]

Thank you Muneeb!!! :)

[@CarlosHernandez-nt4en]

I have been unconsciously applying these points to my startup, the clarification and validation of their importance is super. Great content!

[@CarlosHernandez-nt4en]

@jayhoovy1 boy if you don’t quit trynna scam

[@cliqist]

I appreciate that the video did not end with "The most valuable thing I learned can't be explained in a video. So sign up for my 6 week private Discord course!"

[@ziad5032]

The content in this video is phenomenal. It should be noted that all these summarized concepts of much larger practical applications will wither away if you don’t use real-life examples to really maximize the benefit. Everything taught here is the same in every business school, and that’s not a jab at Standford, we’re just limited in our knowledge. Obviously the networking is the real gem in Standford Business School. However, the way you build on this knowledge and the way you apply it and integrate it into a critical perspective in your day to day life is crucial. For example, analyze the business next door to you, see how you can predict their future success based on current factors (porter’s five forces, simple financial analysis, basic understanding of competition and marketing they’re doing.) it will become second nature to you, and building your own business will be much simpler when you simply understand what you’re doing and what others are doing.

[@nicoh1118]

This is incredible Jay, there’s so much value in this!

[@BallyBoy95]

I have a tonne of respect for you for this amazing 28min crash course. It was fun, easy-to-digest, engaging and it all feels like it will be genuinely useful to my business career. Subbed! I cannot wait to see what other phenomenal comtent you have created for us. :D

[@dylanbarrera]

What an incredible video! Thank you ! As someone who works in finance and started a business, I couldn’t thank you enough for the insights and knowledge

[@jayhoovy]

Thanks for the support Dylan!! Let me know if there's any other topics you want me to make videos about :)

[@dylanbarrera]

​@@jayhoovy Of course! So... I have a question (you can make a vid if you haven't already too :P) I'm about to launch a blue ocean-type social networking app. I'm super excited. My business partner and I developed the entire thing, but now, as we get into the marketing side of things, we don't really know how to approach it. I know you started with TikTok and were able to transition that audience to Stan + KZbin, but as someone who has no audience currently, how would you approach the marketing aspect of it?

[@jayhoovy]

@@dylanbarrera Currently working on a video about launching a business using social media!! Will make sure to cover this for ya :)

[@dylanbarrera]

@@jayhoovy cool! Thanks for responding 😀

[@donparmesan1012]

Wow I did not expect this, top quality video and no-nonsense explanations. You won a new subscriber my friend

[@blessings7875]

as always, another incredible video - please keep them coming 👏🏾

[@cmanon3948]

To your point about branding in the competitive advantage section; companies can sell you an identity. You buying a product is a way for you to subconsciously reaffirm what you think of yourself by buying a product that has a brand identity that you want. When buying Apple, you’re becoming modern and advanced. When buying Nike, you’re signaling that you’re a high level athlete. When buying 2 years at Stanford, you’re stepping into the shoes of the billionaires that have come before you

[@JuanUys]

26:26 employees don't quit jobs, they quit managers.

[@望-b5p]

This is one of the best free videos I've ever watched in my life. Thank you

[@Undefeated0-0]

Your not paying for education, your paying for connections.

[@Jacob-kb8hf]

That's silly

[@jgalvan09]

@@Jacob-kb8hfthat’s not silly at all standford teaching is the same as NYU stern for business the difference are the connections. The people you connected with because that’s what matters.

[@gumbbl]

Jack of all trades, master of life. -Luke Belmar

[@_wenhuang]

This is such an amazing FREE online intro for business education, which also made me curious about your thought on investing in an MBA program. Do you think it is worth it? Super newbie here, so if there's any video you've made sharing your perspective on it, definitely lemme know! Thank you again for all the good stuff in here!!!

[@ricardomachado1282]

So much value! Thank you! Top video on KZbin!

[@thericepresident2562]

I graduated with a business degree from davis and have learned more in this 30 minute video than I ever did in those years.

[@cl4rk_sh]

now the thing is that 250k is for that piece of paper.

[@Falcon8856]

Along with a top education, amazing networking and internship opportunities, and prestige for life...

[@ilvaphoto]

we used Harvard case studies at our classes and then some more local examples. yep, pretty much the whole 2 year MBA here. :D you can take this video and dive deeper in each topic Jay mentions to read in detail. also the difference of fancy schools is that often the lecturer has worked for one of these big companies or they have developed one of these concepts. that is cool but at the same time some of them are not very interested in teaching selflessly. they do it sometimes to have access to the uni funds for their research projects etc. each lecturer at uni must deliver some classes on top of their research work to work at the lab (in short). also you leave uni with contacts because each coursemate is going to become someone and you can benefit from that.

[@tommasozagolin3152]

The education revolution is here boys, I've been waiting for this for so long😭😭(Keep it up man, great content very grateful❤)

[@hustlefitness6008]

Awesome. Your ability to communicate clearly and hold attention is just amazing. You gained a new subscriber

[@jayhoovy]

Welcome to the journey hustlefitness! Thank you for the kind words!

[@brisonvsn]

Appreciate the editing. Helps in digesting the info.

[@BenWann]

Thank you for this video. I was directed here by a friend, and this was so good!! I am looking forward to your other video about building a network

[@victorchiu1937]

We need a series on this😂

[@jayhoovy]

Let me know which topics you want me to cover!!!

[@hopsmax2827]

@@jayhoovycould you maybe explain more about branding and how to build a great brand that will resonate with your target audience? I know that branding is really important when it comes to growing a product and marketing it.

[@hopsmax2827]

@@jayhoovylookin forward to your next vid on networking. thank you so much man

[@garcia4062]

Sería interesante

[@eusoumateusrocha]

I can't describe how grateful I am for watching this.... thank you so much Jay.

[@robertoschusterjr6533]

hormozi fans realizing this is basic knowledge

[@patrickjade9349]

What’s nice about this presentation is how organized it is. Alex follows his own style… which is volume lol

[@kara6320]

Appreciate the insight into Stanford! What's surprising is that I did a Bachelor of Commerce at a non-ivy league school + non-grad school and everything you covered was taught there as well

[@quavoriswellington2737]

Competing on cost also allows for an efficient PQ curve where the price of a product and the quality in return are attractive to the consumer

[@leoxd7029]

As a Trader, trading my personal assets from home, you are giving a good explanation to how financial analysis works. However, just understanding a companies financial statements, balance sheets etc. isn’t enough to generate an investment idea. But, it’s certainly part of the process and people can figure their way from there with some thinking. Good on you for putting this out there! 20:54 yep, true! For the retail investors and traders: You also need to know that the market is not trading the present but the present perception of the foreseeable future. 23:01 YES!!! Very important! Most people don’t understand P/E ratios but you explained it correctly. Well done. I’m excited to see you saying this! 24:43 yeah good basic explanation. Nice! You touched on different important topics of financial analysis and it definitely provides a solid base for people. I like it! Nicely done!

[@jayhoovy]

Just wanted to cover the very basics, all without boring people with the expert detail! Appreciate you piping in Leo!