Meet The Billionaire that Works a Normal Job

[@alphahuskyy]

a normal guy who became a legit billionaire without psychopathic and narcissistic behaviour. what a man, so well deserved !

[@CrispyCrusader117]

and sad thing is people look at billionaire = rich asshole who isnt helping society

[@iriaMCs]

LEGEND!!

[@orvinstrickler2130]

You can determine, from that short video that he is not psychopathic and narcissistic?

[@alphahuskyy]

@@orvinstrickler2130 yes, because people have been working for this man for decades. Would you work so long for a guy that had that kind of behaviour? Ofc not.. you can just tell by his aura, that he is a decent person tbh.

[@orvinstrickler2130]

@marken8888 But people put 30 to 40 years at ATT, KO, school systems etc. You are making no sence because you don't know history. Feel sorry for people like you that live the rest of their lives on feminine feelings.

[@jpdavis129]

I worked with this guy nearly 15 years ago and learned so much from him. One of the most genuine people you’d ever meet

[@James-tk9to]

You were blessed 🎉 So many bad bosses out there that have toxic energy 🎉

[@BunkBingo]

Now thats awesome

[@BunkBingo]

I learnt a lot working for 36 years

[@TonyBrett-v4y]

​@@BunkBingo What’s one thing you can tell us?

[@BunkBingo]

One factor for success is getting more experience

[@TheBlackManMythLegend]

This guy is a genius. The way he praises his employees and pay them well. That guy understood everything it is to get to lead a business especially the type of business he is doing.

[@TheBlackManMythLegend]

his point on rebuild the company if you change people all the time is so true. That guy a genius.. I don't use that word easily. And I am kinda smart myself. And the positive psychology books that people still laugh bout to this day is also a genius move. Sometimes your mindset is bad. It's actually smart to improve it. The same way you hire one of the real men of his business to fix your basement.

[@Hawkfeet]

Oh yes its hard to find skilled workers Its even harder to keep them I worked in a readymix concrete and block factory The profits was decreasing from 2011 - 2019 because of low demand, taxes and most importantly high government fees But we were profitable at least till upper management changed 50% of skilled workers to decrease cost Today they are loosing money and soon will close shop Its easier to demolish than to build

[@Prowessyang]

😢v🎉 3:0b3😮😢 😮mm 🎉😮🎉😢😢

[@Prowessyang]

😢

[@MajickToastBand]

"They earn it..."

[@TheoXavier-5]

The problem we have is because Most people always taught that " you only need a good job to become rich " . These billionaires are operating on a whole other playbook that many don't even know exists.

[@HaroldDylan-]

It is remarkable how much long term advantage people like us have gotten by trying to be consistently not stupid, instead of trying to be very intelligent.

[@JordanJesse857]

Many individuals report success in investing in stocks,fx, yet I continue to struggle.Can somebody help me out or advise me on what to do?

[@BrittanyDoris]

Even with the right technique and assets some investors would still make more than others. As an investor, you should've known that by now that nothing beats experience and that's final. Personally I had to reach out to a stock expert for guidance which is how I was able to grow my account close to $35k, withdraw my profit right before the correction and now I'm buying again.

[@SophiaAva327]

The best method for beginners is to practice under the guidance of an expert.

[@JewelWrites-so1gm]

The best method for beginners is to practice under the guidance of an expert.

[@thetoynerdco]

"It's been 40 years, okay? We didn't make big jumps. We made a lot of little ones." gave me goosebumps! He's got the right mindset and great humility. It's no wonder his companies are so successful!

[@javicoca]

To be fair, the gradual process is similar for most businesses, even in tech.

[@bunk95]

Mindsets and companies are fictional. How could slaves not be successful?

[@s0nycz3kk]

Success comes from repeated failure, if you experience only success, you are perfect, and let's be clear, no one is.

[@al87221]

Same with gambling

[@s0nycz3kk]

@@al87221 Gambling is designed in the way that house always wins ...

[@dsterry74]

You can see how much this guy respects and values his employees. Definitely one of the keys to his success.

[@vecinacucalacucaquelatiro6297]

He doesn't, 100 thousand a year for putting up with all that crappy job and that could make you sick, the money you earned will be not even enough to heal. This guy is the typical narcicist who makes a fortune and do not enjoy it, because he is a slave of his empire.

[@pierreclifton1865]

He looks worried or stressed.

[@HOMEENTERTAINMENT-m8k]

His calm like KDB

[@Mr.Gundam7]

@@pierreclifton1865 he doesn't look stressed or worried Bruh lol. thats who he is and he seems he is happy for what he accomplish in his life

[@tranquilmind8487]

@@pierreclifton1865 If that looks worried or stressed to you then you havent been out in the real world long enough. he looked absolutely fine and content. hes the center of the documentary in front of a camera. of course he might have some tense moments.

[@ryv2582]

This guys is a purest example of a leader, not a boss. He treats people that works under him as a member of a big family. Hell of a man~

[@k9hound149]

still it happens@@Jk-qx7gm

[@krusher74]

just need bazos and musk to see this and change now.

[@justincredible5406]

Absolutely. But it's also helped by the generous profit margins in construction. The bigger the projects, the more margin you can have.

[@cryptojedii]

@@justincredible5406 Bingo!!!! 🎯🎯

[@claudedupras2492]

Gladiator is one of my favorite movies and a example of what a leader is all about .Respect , the Fondation of Balance

[@danilobianchii]

Staying motivated can be a key factor in achieving our goals. It's essential to find what inspires and drives you to keep going, even when things get tough. Thank you to Mr. Zach for being a source of motivation and support along the way. It's always great to have people who encourage us on our journey.

[@salbas5698]

Mr. Zach's encouragement is truly inspiring. It's amazing how a little motivation can go a long way. Keep pushing forward!

[@gregmenville]

So thankful to Zach for his guidance in the financial markets and helping me make steady returns. Having him as a mentor opened my eyes on the importance of investing and passive income

[@danilobianchii]

He's mostly on Telegrams, using the user name.

[@danilobianchii]

Zachfinance

[@tobiasjohnson32]

Productivity never comes by accident, It is always a result of planning, commitment and consistency. I'm grateful to God for my advisor Zachery Demers with his help I am now financially stable- I make returns weekly

[@Opie..]

I've been on yt for over a decade, no motivational speaker has ever sparked something in me like this man just did. Brilliant.

[@marisol033]

Made me want to go work at his company.

[@YalisCommunity]

It was refreshing to see a CEO that loves his work still after 40 years and is genuine and humble.

[@casesully50]

As a construction worker. This video is way more relatable and motivating for me than guys in finance, shipping, or tech. Great relatability for me.

[@ramsyrama]

You're an old school guy

[@MaxVonStierlitz-wy7zb]

Your avatar says opposite. Not judging thou.

[@tukek88]

It must have been nice to grow up when thre was no regulation and as a 18 year old kid with no experience was allowed to just build a house. Go try that today.

[@casesully50]

@@tukek88 TRUE! Man I was thinking about the same thing. The city would arrest you if you tried to do that today

[@backwardsyoga]

@@tukek88 I am a 34 year old in trades and if someone asked me to build a whole ass house I'd have no idea where to even begin. He must have had a good upbringing or a dad who was a builder.

[@emersonk4356]

A breath of fresh air amidst hustle culture. Just someone doing the right thing for a long time

[@RolandoCamachoFilms]

“We didn’t make a big jump, we made a lot of little ones”. Is the realest it gets. No one sees the hard work behind the curtains, until the success is bigger than itself.

[@smirky9127]

Realest*

[@RolandoCamachoFilms]

@smirky9127 Yes thank you 🙏

[@lindytyson7989]

Best comment 🙏🏽❤️

[@mattykuakowski4763]

Yea and then Noah Kagan goes on to promote his book of starting a 7 figure business in 48 hours. Can't make this up.

[@husbandandwifeteamak]

"We didn’t make a big jump, we made a lot of little ones" - True! Highlights the importance of small and steady progress. Success is built on consistent effort and small achievements. This is great video! Thanks!

[@1967250s]

I've worked in several places that do not value their employees like this man, and boy, you can tell the difference right off. Employees are your MOST VALUABLE ASSET!! Loyalty is everything. Total respect.

[@portagepete1]

lol Did you apply yet?

[@LocalBusinessOwnersStory]

The discipline it required to be successful ain’t no joke lmao

[@terrygalloway7874]

The fact he’s not blowing smoke says everything about him, from not working insanely hard, family first, praising employees and paying them well says everything.

[@newyorkalb]

Have you ever stopped to think; how does someone earn billions while not working? The answer is - other people work for him. Maybe you should stop simping for billionaires that have nothing in common with you lol

[@sylvainlaurence1554]

Working 70 hours a week and putting family first doesn’t sound serious…

[@chanyoung3725]

@@newyorkalbHave you ever stopped to think how ineffective your response was. It gives no helpful insight other than negative judgement. Maybe you should stop simping for negative energy and harness a more positive mindset.

[@wannabecarguy]

​@@sylvainlaurence1554I heard something different. Don't work 70 hours a week. I currently work 70 hours a week at my business and I miss my family.

[@psyborg06]

@@chanyoung3725 The truth sure seemed to affect you negatively, maybe you should reflect on why that is instead.

[@nazrimansor1112]

This guy knows his biz. 40 years building it shows he started from bottom and persevered. Sounds very practical, humble and down-to-earth guy. A working man who did well.

[@friskecrisps8038]

"If you have continual turnover, nobody gets good at what they're doing" This needs to be said much much more.

[@morph3us914]

Every employee ever has said that and are constantly complaining. But upper management doesnt see it like this. They only see numbers. And for most, you are exactly that, a number, not more. They see you as an easily replaceable asset.

[@SmoothOperator319]

Their local “basement systems” franchise in my area has some of the highest turnover of any construction company in the area.

[@tomfigley]

yea im sure the guys digging dont last long@@SmoothOperator319

[@matth8924]

"Its been 40 years... We didn't make a big jump, we made a lot of little ones" This is fantastic advice. You don't even have to necessarily be an entrepreneur to put it in practice either.

[@scottbaker8528]

😂and then 5-seconds later “HOW TO BECOME A MILLIONAIRE IN 48 HOURS!”

[@bringingproductstolife]

I agree...fantastic advice that can applied in many ways. Sometimes our small jumps can lead us to be positioned to make the big jumps we haven't imagined yet.

[@1imoneyboy]

It is indeed the small jumps. Always aiming for a big jumps promotes procrastination, burnout, and stopping at failure

[@Neoprenesiren]

Small jumps only require small risks, big jumps take big risks. We can see alot of people who take small jumps over a long period of time do well. We also see people who take big jumps do really well. What we don't look at are the failures, classic survivorship basis. I imagine if you take this guy's advice your life has a very good chance to be fruitful and happy, you take some crypto guru advice or gamble your money you're almost guaranteed to fail. The most important advice though is just to try being a entrepreneur, the chances of getting hit by lightning are small. Right up until you decide to hike up a mountain in the rain. Remember that people.

[@justinmccoy7167]

The thing about overnight success is that it takes a long damn time. People always forget the time that went by where people make lots of small jumps. They only remember the part after the system starts to return.

[@benshackelford7742]

"We didn't make a BIG jump; we made a lot of little ones!" Thats a great message that our youth needs to hear. Long term consistency with a vison and achievable goals driving it will yield no matter what.

[@fosterwhales1027]

The teachings on this channel are always top notch so informative and easy to understand, it's very hard to find good content online these days

[@charleyluckey2232]

I agree with you on everything, these days finding a financial mentor is a tough challenge which is why I am happy and grateful to have been introduced to my mentor Larry Kent Burton by a friend

[@NormanFlemming]

I have been in the financial system for over a decade now, I have never seen anyone as talented as Mr. Larry kent burton, I must confess that he is the only one I trust my finances with

[@fosterwhales1027]

Who exactly is this Mr. Larry? what does he do? And how can I take advantage of him

[@susanbaxtron8422]

Are you guys dealing with Larry too? Honestly, this man is amazing. His reputation and experience in his field have certainly caught the attention of many people, he is my mentor

[@charleyluckey2232]

He is a financial advisor and investor, he helps people to better understand the financial markets and he also does trading and investing on your behalf.

[@LOGOASSASSIN]

I've worked with probably hundreds of millionaires and shaken the hands of two billionaires but none were as humble as this guy. A real gem.

[@oneverse111]

@@justinwitt6364ahh yess here we go. If everyone would be happy then this guy would have created utopia. His success speaks for itself self. You can’t make everyone happy but the right people you certainly can and that’s what he has done.

[@coztfu]

​@@justinwitt6364 typical billionaires. its time for the proletariat stop falling for this american dream trap. he doesnt deserve his wealth. it was created by his employees. We must end with capitalism

[@zeusdarkgod7727]

Should take with a grain of salt. As someone who has worked maintaince for almost 10 years, we run on bitterness nicotine and caffeine. If you're not bitching, your either new or dead.

[@bch5513]

@@zeusdarkgod7727holy 💩 this is SPOT on.

[@ryanfrank1309]

​@@zeusdarkgod7727 yeah I left the trades because of that haha. Wages have actually gone down slightly ($26.13 to $25.98 an hour) since 1960 in the construction industry. Not worth it when you're not an electrician or HVAC guy. There are a few other trades that make okay money, but it's still barely worth the amount of back breaking work that's required lol.

[@parkerjohnston5112]

I worked in construction all my life. This guy recognizing his employees like that filled my hearth with pride and joy. He is a real leader. I would bust my ass for a boss like that.

[@iwontreplybacklol7481]

And he will happily reap the bulk of the rewards off your back of hard work. Lick that boot.

[@Szcza04]

@@iwontreplybacklol7481truth

[@1GQ_gent]

Be your own boss and bust your ass like he did!

[@DaveTheWave069]

Perfectly said. I would love to work for him. At 54, I think I might get my ass in shape and give them a call. I know I get fit in somewhere.

[@megataurus7779]

​@@iwontreplybacklol7481he pays his workers well,I sense a bit of jealousy?

[@CA2SD]

One of the BEST CEO interviews I have ever encountered. I care about how leaders treat their employees and a company's retention speaks volumes. Paying them well but treating them better.

[@HappybirthdayVeryNice]

My heart goes to the entire community for Abel Dorsey building up something even my grandpa can understand. This is so smart by them to launch it to shatter the doubts and fears of the common folk which is not even correct to begin with. Everyone knows the state of inflation and recession now and the way out is already in progress. Now it's just about catching the big fish

[@JamesMiler-rn8wb]

Man, listening to Larry's story hit me hard. From a humble start at 17, building houses with his buddies, to a $600 million empire. That's not just success, it's a damn masterpiece!

[@JoseghDavid]

Absolutely! What really got me was his refusal to quit, even when he was $5.5 million in the hole. That kind of perseverance is like a gut punch, you know? So inspiring.

[@JamesMiler-rn8wb]

@@JoseghDavid speaking of turning things around, I've got to share my story. Bringing Emily Ava Milligan into my life was like injecting rocket fuel into my life. The way she's handled my investmnts. My financial world has done a complete 180. It's emotional just thinking about it.

[@JoseghDavid]

@@JamesMiler-rn8wb I'm happy for you, that's incredible! What's the best part for you?

[@JamesMiler-rn8wb]

@@JoseghDavid Honestly, it's the sheer turnaround. I went from stressing about bills to looking at invėstmnt reports with a smile. Emily's strategies are like poetry for your bank account. My family's future feels so much more secure now.

[@JoseghDavid]

@@JamesMiler-rn8wb I can feel your excitement in your words. It's not just about money, it's about peace of mind and security. How did you connect with Emily avamilligan in the first place?

[@realchestro2986]

Dude is so chilled and his explanation is just perfect. People don't stay that long in companies unless they're treated and paid their worth.

[@randomnumbers84269]

Yeah. We should all aim to have some self-respect. If the employer treats you poorly, if the boss is a mean son of a b*tch and you get paid the bare minimum, just quit. You don't owe them anything.

[@realchestro2986]

@@randomnumbers84269 absolutely. There's no point in staying at a place that is constantly chipping away at your mental health for damn peanuts, even for a well-paying job. You die, they replace you within a week or month.

[@Gunfighter95]

Yes, but the dignity you deserve as a human vs your ability to do your job aren't the same. If you suck at your job, can't or won't improve, and aren't trying to be the best then you aren't going to be seen as a high value employee. There's two sides to everything.

[@realchestro2986]

@@Gunfighter95 yes, agreed again

[@wearytrader535]

I'm one of ~120 people in the building and haven't met my CEO yet :\ Currently looking for employment somewhere else

[@xcelr8n]

I had no idea that Larry was this successful. His old school KZbin videos helped me so much to learn about properly insulating my home. He has been so ahead of the game - cheers to all his success.

[@marcd7332]

I saw his videos competing in the baja 1000, I didn't know his company was this big.

[@MikesManCave]

I don't think it's his old school. I watched the entire video no mention of a school that he owns.

[@petatube]

@xcelr8n Can you provide a link to those videos, please?

[@TheMrFive]

And that, is exactly how it should be and a very real 'secret ingredient' to success: genuine humility

[@bmo5082]

I learned a lot about cellulose from Larry. I want to say he personally responded to some of my questions.

[@sinethembahalam8307]

The blue collar billionaire is so calm and very well articulated 👌🏾

[@Philippayne-sk3tj]

Building wealth from nothing involves consistent saving, disciplined spending, and strategic investments. Begin by creating a budget to track expenses and identify areas for savings. Prioritize paying off high-interest debt and establishing an emergency fund. As you build a foundation, start investing in low-cost options like index funds, and focus on continuous learning and improving your skills for better income opportunities.

[@empressjane-zv4gq]

Impressive insights! For beginners like me, managing and staying updated can be overwhelming. Are you an experienced investor or do you have a strategic approach for staying informed?

[@RosesKate-dl9fp]

Absolutely not, as I've closely tracked my portfolio's performance, witnessing a staggering $482k growth in just the last two quarters. This experience has taught me the secrets behind experienced traders' substantial gains in what might appear as unpredictable markets. Undoubtedly, it's been a bold and rewarding choice I made fairly recently

[@emilybrown2719]

This aligns perfectly with my desire to organize my finances prior to retirement. Could you provide me with access to your advisor?

[@RosesKate-dl9fp]

Do your homework and choose one that has strategies to help your portfolio grow consistently and steadily. Pamela Kay Regel is responsible for the success of my portfolio, and I believe she possesses the qualifications and expertise to meet your goals.

[@emilybrown2719]

I am going to look her up, I have about $81k i want to start with, might be small but it's better than nothing though. Since the 08 crash is playing out again.

[@forel121]

Paying his employers what they deserve puts a big smile on my face

[@fkxijinping]

employees

[@jackwhite108]

they should be getting more

[@lilbitoferrthang]

You think these videos are real? lol

[@raintrunberg2195]

@@jackwhite108 ur delusional.

[@jackwhite108]

@@raintrunberg2195 elaborate

[@MsBlitzgrieg]

This guy is PHENOMENAL, grounded, clear, healthy mentally, it's refreshing. Thank you both.

[@Bmagic2]

imagine a 18yr boy building houses ....this gotta be the craziest thing i ever came across. These are the types of guys that shows me that everything is possible..and am 18

[@filipe977]

And it's also crazy how he asked "I'm 18 years old, is that okay with you?" Congratulations to the people who gave the boy an opportunity.

[@Moondoggy1941]

I have a friend like this guy, he always excelled at whatever he did, always looking to the horizon, never sits idle. Just keep keeping on. Good is never good enough.

[@AngelofD69]

Its only a big deal in modern times because everyone is so lazy now. Use to be common

[@franconieva9027]

na ur are lazy u wont accomplish anything

[@HesussMryusp]

In third world countries hard labour on below 18 is very common

[@Uber---Octopus_100X]

This guyyyy is super calm and super wise. There is an aura about him and the way he talks and works. I weaved so much game from this session. He kinda gave me a new insight about his views on the recent tech trends.

[@juliabailey9033]

This man seems so humble and he’s very calming to listen to. Inspiring.

[@tapsofosiris3110]

@@dorlis1 Are you daft?

[@tapsofosiris3110]

@@dorlis1 So you're a dunce then?

[@hemmomluurs7480]

Successful people don't become that way overnight. What most people see as wealth, a great career, purpose is the result of hard work. 🤑🤑

[@Hudumagret]

If I get a good and caoch or guide, all my wrong moves and stretegy will be guided right, I'm fed up and need a help

[@Hudumagret]

If I get a good and caoch or guide, all my wrong moves and stretegy will be guided right, I'm fed up and need a help

[@MikeMucci-w7m]

I think that is a brilliant idea, I tried managing my stock portfolio by myself and I lost 50% of my savings in a very short period. That prompted me to hire a financial advisor. Since then I have made up to $680K in returns.

[@MikeMucci-w7m]

This is pretty challenging, and I'm not happy to see this because all I have been seeing is are good comments about how good the market is but not seen people posting their personal experiences of new startup

[@florencejasper6425]

It's wise to seek professional guidance when building a strong financial portfolio due to it's complexity.

[@gamevader]

That ad break at 5:50 was pretty funny. "At your funeral, nobody's going to say oh he had so much money, they don't care" into "learn how to double your income"

[@ceciliacorson1804]

😂😂😂

[@surveytestmoney2550]

✔️💯🎯🤣😂😆😅🤭

[@michaelpettersson4919]

I went Premium due to being sick and tired of the ads but yes I seen some wierd ads.

[@justinjones6264]

youtube revanced, or u block origin. you are welcome. :)

[@LautaroQ2812]

18 years old and he was already making houses for other people If that isn't telling he was meant to reach this goal in life, then idk what is. At 18 years old I was unsure I wanted to even be alive. What an amazing story this guy has! But clearly conviction and hard work with no time lost.

[@jozsefk9]

The best thing from this video, in my opinion, is when he talked about the difference when your workers stay in the company, instead of changing people and rebuilding the company again and again in that way. So many owners can't get that right, in my opinion. This guy is smart!

[@TheHiYaku]

YYYEEESSSS!! And when he talks of how if money is the goal you miss it... Man! What a timely interview!!

[@JanBee1122]

And yet common sense is all it takes to fundamentally understand that basic tenet. But they miss it anyway.

[@donttalkcrap]

I started with a company like Larry's when I was 25. I recruited 15 people to work in my immediate team/department in 1988. We are all still there today 35 years later.

[@jozsefk9]

@@donttalkcrap wonderful!

[@marisol033]

This is so true. Now I see why so much of the quality in products has gone down. It's because of the high turnover rate. These huge companies lose the real talent.

[@BrunoClaus-x3t]

I'm favoured, $22K every week! I can now give back to the locals in my community and also support God's work and the church. God bless America.

[@AlexanderAnton-o6j]

You're correct!! I make a lot of money without relying on the government. Investing in stocks and digital currencies is beneficial at this moment.

[@AdamsAlbar]

Yes! I'm celebrating $32K stock portfolio today... Started this journey with $3K.... I've invested no time and also with the right terms, now I have time for my family an...

[@LisaNancy-m1u]

Started with 5,000$ and Withdrew profits 89,000$

[@BastianArmin]

Except Mr Raymond gave me the autonomy I need to learn at my own pace and ask questions when I need to he’s so accommodating.

[@AbelardNoah]

Yeah.. he's active on Wh@ app

[@Ccccc5558]

As a blue collar bastard, this has been my favorite video. I strive to own my own construction company within the next 10 years. I’ve read this guy’s story multiple times and he’s the real deal. Immense respect for this man.

[@iwontreplybacklol7481]

Short and sweet: You gotta exploit others hard work and take off their backs.

[@saveoon]

@@iwontreplybacklol7481this is bs and it tells me right away where your level of thinking is

[@butwhytharum]

so you wanna be an expolitative white collar worker... congrats you now have a target on your back. home you know spanish for those well paid immigrants.

[@AdamBechtol]

Mmmmmm @@iwontreplybacklol7481

[@alfies98]

“Didnt make a big jump, we made a lot of little ones” that phrase is so key.

[@hewiex]

THIS is a boss to look up to! He 100% listens to his people.

[@portagepete1]

He keeps the people he can listen to.

[@ravince]

I love how he emphasized that he didn't make a big jump in the business... he just persevered.... Giving it time seems to be his secret, which is no secret, and also a lot of perseverance, which is also not a secret. Just really hard to do, for me at least. I pray for the time I get this much passion to pursuit something and stick with it for 40 years and constantly want to do it.

[@Jerome58]

Just started an apprenticeship program in July for Commercial HVAC. There are so many gems in this video, thanks so much for sharing!

[@thebluedan]

“He who works with his hand head and heart is an ARTIST!” Is an artist. Thank you! Yes!!!

[@anthonyfruangu]

So many people in their teen years (myself included) don’t think about their future, or they think “I want to be wealthy” but aren’t making a plan to get there. People need to realize that they can start really young and be successful very early in their lives. Entrepreneurship consists of going out and doing it. As an owner operator in the trucking section, running a multi million $$ business, I deeply understand what it means having your own people around for that long, with willingness to work, common 😮 that defines his great personality, I learnt something different today 👍🏽 Larry is the guy ✨

[@CraigHarris351]

You are right about this.

[@junicecogar000]

We need lot of Larry in the employers space

[@Jeffri178]

What a phenomenal champion. He's working towards the right goals, ensuring he's making an impact for the world, and cares for his people and family. That is the essence of Ikigai.

[@بلعربي-ك7ش]

[@emilramirez7543]

I love this guy. You can tell Noah was having a hard time relating to his business but he definitely asked him great entrepreneur questions that nobody ever asks him.

[@okb2234]

it should have been longer

[@Lewdacris916]

the interviewer is too young, they should of used somebody that was born in the 80s, before tech exploded.

[@Benjamin-pr8uc]

Well, I must say that people are afraid. there are so many non-professional runners out there.

[@AfrizHassan]

I think I'm blessed if not I wouldn't have met someone who is as spectacular as expert Rita Orlando

[@JamesLion-ub7wp]

Having monitored my portfolio performance, a has made me a jaw dropping $370k from just the past two quarters alone. I have learned why these experienced traders make enormous returns from the seemingly unknown market

[@mikerwriter]

This is how things should work in all industries. No bullshit, just good honest, hard-working commitment. Thanks for creating this documentary.

[@CyberSamuraiCA]

Unfortunately, it's just not the way people are anymore.

[@GamingDualities]

whatever u say bot promo account. most youtuebrs are jsut scammmers

[@mikerwriter]

@@GamingDualities Maybe it's the weed?

[@portagepete1]

sofar your the only smart one I found on here.@@GamingDualities

[@prince-jaiswal101]

there's a book called whispers of manifestation on borlest , and it talks about how using some secret tehniques you can attract almost everything in life it's not some bullshit law of attraction, it's the real deal

[@stasi0238]

Xdddd

[@yuhhhguy]

lmao, same bot comment i've seen everywhere with fake likes.

[@iwasanMBTInerd]

That's bullshit law of attraction you bot

[@markmulder996]

I love how this shows that having a CEO that started with his hands in the dirt will understand what really matters. Not someone from harvard business school that hasn't held a screwdriver in their life. Good for you man, great job. And you're not just making all those millions or whatver, you're feeding a whole bunch of people along the way.

[@BleedForTheWorld]

What's the difference? If you're not sitting next to them in the boardroom, they're the same person as you work your shift.

[@spcsandbag6517]

​@@BleedForTheWorldIts not the same at all, i dont know about a company but in the army People respect way more to Officers who were prior enlisted soldiers who did the same thing as them compared to the ones who just got out of a military school and come give orders. They run things completely different as one actually has prior experience and can empathize with the people he gives orders while the otherone doesn't.

[@BleedForTheWorld]

@@spcsandbag6517 this isn't the military but when it comes to having a hierarchy for these sort of marching orders, you're not wrong. Yeah, this CEO wasn't exactly born with a silver spoon but their place in the order is exactly the same as any other CEO, attaining value from the labor production of others.

[@spcsandbag6517]

@@BleedForTheWorld Yeah? that's what a company is, or any kind of organization, that is the role of a leader in pretty much any organization but different leaders and philosophies impact the workers and people under them, just because they are "CEOs" doesn't mean they all act the same or run things the same way.

[@spcsandbag6517]

@@BleedForTheWorld You could also say the same thing for a professor in school, they all have the same position but some of them absolutely suck and some are really good at teaching, and their methods of teaching impact students. same thing for leaders of a company and workers.

[@manuri2571]

As a person and professional you couldn't get any better than Abel Dorsey Brandon is a very reliable person and an excellent professional in the IT field. He is the type of person you want to work that's passionate, hardworking and knowledgeable. You’re The Best 100%

[@MikeRicky-k7j]

I Hit 50k today, Thank you all the knowledge and nuggets you had thrown my way over the last months. Started last month 2024. Financial education is indeed required for more than 70% of the society in the country as very few are literate on the subject. thanks to joanna claire for helping me achieve this .

[@JaeyoungPerry]

She is my family's personal Broker and also a personal Broker to many families in the United states, she is a licensed Broker and a FINRA AGENT in the United States.

[@AdekunleFolawe]

You trade with joanna claire too? Wow that woman has been a blessing to me and my family

[@LisaJohn-p6b]

I’m new at this, how can I reach her?

[@JamesThompson-oh4yd]

I was skeptical at first until I decided to try. It’s huge returns is awesome! I can’t say much.

[@MikeRicky-k7j]

she's mostly on Telegrams, with the user name.

[@1smhx5]

I work for basement systems in Maine and just went through the training in CT and was able to hear Larry speak. He is amazingly motivational

[@Alfrednells-tp6nv]

Hello, I want to start investing, but I'm unsure where to start. Do you have any advice or contacts for assistance?

[@JenniferJames-le6wj]

It's prudent to seek expert advice when creating a solid financial portfolio due to its complexities.

[@MaAzuibrhmMurtala]

The truth is, you can't succeed without a reliable person like Naomi

[@IsmaeelMsanusi]

Naomi's distinctive strength is her pragmatic approach, setting her apart from other brokers who often set unrealistic goals and fail to deliver

[@NelsonDavis-ot7qo]

So, you all know her too? Her success story is everywhere!

[@ChrisAnthony-vy6gu]

If someone is straightforward and skilled in their work, people will always recommend them. I appreciate her honesty.

[@AnasKhan-ro7li]

The efficiency of this Abel Dorsey is next level. To juggle walk throughs of various angles on the topic delivered to-camera, differnet content per topic from various folks underneath the umbrella of the track list of the larger big band concert itself is engaging and refined. To make a dense taccess like this so digestible is really something. Awesome work jack!!

[@jonesyDRUMZ]

This guy right here understood it. He got it. If every CEO had this man’s mindset and admiration for his own employees, people would actually take pride in their day jobs and not get burnt out after just a couple years. Working for a company where you feel like you’re basically invisible and your opinion and contributions don’t matter, will begin to eat away at you. Would love to work for this guy.

[@IdoBerg]

well deserved!!! loved how he talked, no ego , and respect his workers and everyone ells. hope he will takeover amazon

[@abdulawaiz7974]

Can't deny the fact that Abel Dorsey is the strongest bet to bring power back to this industry after we suffered FTX, Celsius, Tera and so on. Sure if they fail it's done for good, but I don't see that the biggest tech company in the world would put everything at risk just for that.

[@TheWealthpartnersGroup]

Respect for his employees, respect for his customers, respect for his dealers, great work ethic, patience&humility, family man, sense of legacy, ... . This man is a true role mode❤!

[@kebabfoto]

People always say that but in this case I have to agree, "I don't get my self esteem from how much money I get, I get it from the people working here saying 'I trust you'"

[@GamingDualities]

whatever u sway fake bot promotional account

[@portagepete1]

Putting up plastic in the crawl space with a Dehumidifier is completely Wrong on every level the plastic is a health hazard and fire hazard and the dehumidifier uses tons of electric. All you need to do is devert the downspout water far from the house.

[@scratchpenny]

@@portagepete1 There is always someone who thinks they can do it better, but until they do, it's just talk.

[@DawnAfternoon]

@@portagepete1 Good ol' Adam Savage always says: "In theory, practice and theory is the same; but in practice...".

[@AkKotwal-cd9gb]

We have been on a recession since the beginning of 2022, but big media and governments all over the world didn’t want to admit it. We need to be wise and use our brains. Knowledge is power and I’d like all the family to be powerful! Just purchased some Abel Dorsey Thanks for keeping us informed during this times of doubt?

[@nurhayat81]

That’s so true brother. The fake news media is not telling us the truth about the economy because it’s Biden in office.

[@joevecchio4687]

Not true

[@Magsmanoriginals]

Never ever give up on your dreams

[@RobertFairweatherMusic]

6:30 A common thread of success is mentorship. He found mentors and listened closely to the sage advice before acting upon it. Good job, dude. Solid entrepreneur!

[@curedham2963]

Man this is a great story, im an auto glass technician. I started from the bottom worked my way to one of the best technicians in my state. I make almost 90k salary and now im starting my business doing it. I literally started at minimum wage at petsmart when i was 18 and now im 29. Work hard, work smart and also make the right decisions on opportunities when they arise.

[@MickayG]

If that makes you happy, why not? I know a guy (former customer) who made millions rebuilding and restoring trucks and running a trucking company... until he retired he almost everyday worked in the shop, getting his hands greasy because that made him happy... he had the brains and was able to put the right people in place to run the company so he could work with the boys.

[@TheMysavior]

High turnover is poor management and not the people underneath. Very inspirational. God Bless!!!

[@iamanovercomer3253]

Larry is a man who worked hard and knows how to treat people, especially people who work for him and because of that, he became successful. Kudos to you, Larry ❗️

[@mikepalmer1971]

He is a rarity now days. An employer that does not look at his employees as just numbers.

[@umityayla5051]

All the world needs much more of these kind of hard working intelligent humble men.

[@jamesmoran6392]

What a great interview. A successful businessman who grinded and kept his family a priority. Much respect.

[@portagepete1]

When you receive more than you put out you can take the weekends off.

[@Shanemvm]

This guy is probably my favorite billionaire. He's a humble dude who isn't in this for the money but rather delivering a quality services/products to people and treating the people who make those products/do those services with respect and dignity. That's what a real CEO should be. Someone who puts their people and product first ethically. I also love how much he's for creating a better environment too.

[@bigboner23]

We’re all in it for the money

[@Shanemvm]

@@bigboner23 not all of us. I do my job cuz it's fun. Life should be fulfilling.

[@jeremiahpeterson9835]

@@Shanemvm That's called a luxury.

[@DontGood]

"my favourite billionaire" lmao like you keep a list of billionaires

[@Shanemvm]

@@DontGood him and Mark Cuban. I don't like most of them tho.

[@TGF120]

When I was 12 I said I would never work for a boss and I haven't. I started my own business and is doing alright. This guy, I wouldn't mind working for him. He doesn't strike me as the 'boss' man but a leader who values his guys. You my man, I hope you all the best may you even become wealthier than you already are and grow your business even more and hire more people. You're a true example of how a leader should be. You have my respect without even meeting you

[@mahirlabib808]

Great personality and great thought process too. Thanks for featuring him!

[@jtdw81]

How did this guy know how to build a house at 17? I have a son and man would I love for him to have a skill like that at 17. Just saw the part about vocational high school. This guy is a humble genius. 32 patents??? Get me some of those motivational tapes!!

[@joshuadalton6063]

It was a lot easier back then, no strict building codes or permits, you basically could just buy a bunch of wood and nails and with a saw and hammer you're good to go.

[@Barthoization]

@@joshuadalton6063 You hear this a lot. Big company's that started in the 80's couldn't start again now. The rules are strickt, licences , permits.... Materials are way more expensive, labor is way more expensive. Now it's impossible for an 18yr old to build a house with his 17 and 14 yr old brother.

[@joshuadalton6063]

@@Barthoization Well not off the grid in some place no-one will see it or bother you about it, but yeah not in any city or town any more.

[@jimcanterak7349]

Houses back then were built with wood, paper and nails.

[@reidkyle5030]

@@Barthoization He can certainly learn to do alot of things though, including trades.

[@aphex14]

Great to see that he invests in his workers, not just equipment. And I have the feeling that anyone can speak with him, the way it should be.

[@Danny-fs1hk]

How can you not like this guy?! He is an inspiration. I have a tech background and also run a contracting company. Without people in the trades, we have no society and definitely no tech jobs. Who’s going to lay the fiber cables, climb the cell towers, maintain the facilities, keep the water running? The list goes on and on.

[@efrenortega7635]

One of the best videos on business ever made!! And I watch a lot of content. The quality of this guy Larry is on a whole other level. He’s calm, collective and in the present moment

[@pranabtiwari5848]

I'm literally overwhelmed, You are a blessing to the world. I can't thank you enough Abel Dorsey for helping me with my account recovery. My prayers will always be with you and your team. Keep it up guys. Love from Maldives. There are many people out there I pray everybody get help.

[@unknownuser-dz7em]

Larry is an awsome dude to be around as it seems. We can learn a lot from him, not only business also personal. Thats the difference.

[@dylanevans5644]

This guy gives off such wholesome vibes. The thing that really encapsulated his attitude for me was his misunderstanding of the phrase "Shit rolls downhill" - an expression that usually means that if your boss is in trouble they will try to palm it off to their subordinates. The fact he thinks the expression is the opposite of this says so much about him - that it should be the boss that deals with the problems, not the one palming off the problems to those below themselves.

[@deantan4080]

I think he meant that he hired competent people so that the "shit" doesn't reach him anymore since the people under him know how to fix it

[@GamingDualities]

u must be either bot or a kid

[@solidfuel0]

Anybody who says vibe and wholesome can't be taken seriously

[@Rod-e2y]

Misunderstanding. Lol

[@portagepete1]

So you fell for that one lol you all need some street smarts.

[@WilliamsMorrison-w6e]

This time last year I considered crypto without much knowledge and decided to have a consultation with a fiduciary, and it was incredibly insightful. I got into the market with 15k, One year and a couple of months in, and I’m up with 550k. I truly cannot stress enough how helpful experts in this field are!

[@JasonMomoa-o4e7]

Hello how do you make such monthly?? I'm a born Christian and sometimes I feel so down 🤦‍♀of myself because of low finance but I still believe in God

[@WilliamsMorrison-w6e]

As a beginner investor, it’s essential for you to have a mentor to keep you accountable. Ryan Donald is my trade analyst, he has guided me to identify key market trends, pinpointed strategic entry points, and provided risk assessments, ensuring my trades decisions align with market dynamics for optimal returns..

[@LillySchuster-k7l]

Ryan's unique strength lies in his realistic approach, which sets him apart from other brokers that often set unattainable targets and fall short in delivery

[@JasonMomoa-o4e7]

please I'm new at this, please how can I reach him?

[@WilliamsMorrison-w6e]

HE'S MOSTLY ON TELEGRAMS,

[@nishantsaini2297]

I did not believe that after the whole FTX drama there's any good to get this year but Abel Dorsey proved otherwise. Bad timing maybe but it's a great adoption to get this more to the mainstream and raise awareness. Probably a high contender for a top 100 growth

[@bernardlynch5226]

Partaking in strategic investments could be the key to transforming a blue-collar venture into a lucrative opportunity

[@sebastiaanthijn7982]

It's easier said than done. The risks are high, and success stories like that are rare. It's not a practical path for most people.

[@christopherherbert2407]

That's a risky attitude, My friend. You might be missing out on some valuable opportunities and strategies that a finance advisor can offer. A finance advisor can help you plan for your short-term and long-term goals, optimize your tax situation, diversify your portfolio, and avoid costly mistakes.

[@bernardlynch5226]

I agree with You. A finance advisor can also provide you with objective and unbiased advice, especially when you are facing emotional or stressful situations from work. They can help you stay on track and avoid making impulsive decisions that can harm your financial future.

[@rodgertim2881]

How did you find a good finance advisor? How do you know if they are trustworthy and competent?

[@georgeearling905]

You should look for a finance advisor who has the proper credentials, such as Lucy Rose Carter (CFP). You can check their background, experience, and reputation ON GOOGLE.

[@harshaffg180]

Might wanna get on the Abel Dorsey train, the proprietary nature of it deters me as a crypto enthusiast but also interests me as an investor

[@tonybp]

I can relate. I started earning money at 15 and fortunately saved most of what I earned and kept that mindset. With those savings I built a couple of apartments to rent, then reinvested in more apartments, then business places and I kept going. I'm not as rich as this guy but my family and I are all set for life. We can travel and get anything we want. All because I decided at a young age that I was going to save like crazy.

[@leosousa1905]

I appreciate that buddy. In this generation they're busy cause they are trying to show on social medial how much money they make, an ego battle. It is what I want for me. Honest work and give a good life quality to my family.

[@feluto7172]

sorry buddy but you would not be able to do that today. im glad you and your family are safe but people like you (there were millions of them) have contributed to young people these days having the worst housing crisis ever seen in modern times. back then you could buy or build a house for 3~ years of savings, now you need 10-20 just for a down payment

[@scratchpenny]

@@feluto7172 I hear you, but there is always something you can do. The noticeable thing about anyone with success is that they have taken advantage of their opportunities. So, while it is true that you may not be able to do what he did in real estate, there are things in your life that are available to you. Even people with nothing have opportunities that can improve their lives, even if just a little bit. It's about being prepared and courageous enough to take advantage of them when they present.

[@victoriamathews812]

This CEO is confident, honest and straightforward. A very smart man.

[@selfmadeforever]

Imagine if all ceos and bosses and managers where this humble and passionate about what they do And actually listening to there employees like this

[@vera228-b7j]

I am fully confident in my abilities to achieve my goals and succeed in whatever I set my mind to. I know that I have the skills, knowledge, and determination to overcome any challenge that comes my way. I trust myself to make the right decisions and take the necessary actions to create the life that I want. I am not afraid to take risks and step out of my comfort zone because I believe in my ability to handle whatever comes my way. I am unstoppable!

[@masonliam204]

Jesus and God should lead me to financial freedom. Amen.

[@masonliam204]

Thank the Lord🙏Amen

[@vera228-b7j]

After enduring many struggles, I am now filled with gratitude for owning a new home. My family is happy, and everything is finally falling into place.

[@vera228-b7j]

MRS OLIVIA BALDWIN

[@vera228-b7j]

I will never forget the thrill of giving her my first savings of £5,500. She expertly helped me establish a brokerage account, and it has been the most joyous decision of my life.

[@peterdunn2704]

This guy is the real deal. Has used his mind to it's full potential thanks to earl nightingale etc and maintained integrity and didn't listen to anyone just had unwavering faith it would work. Respect!!!!

[@kuykendallwebfamily]

I’m sorry but going from the “it’s been 40 years, okay?” mindset to the book ad at 5:19 was HILARIOUS 😂 I mean come on, I can’t imagine two more diametrically opposed success strategies

[@ianhopkins8948]

Yeah someone in editing didn't take note of that

[@GoonJoon.0]

“we didn’t make a big jump… Just a lot of little ones” That’s a bar

[@ukoi8564]

Love that guy! He's at the top but he stays humble. And I love how his company is a family, a very big family. Awesome!

[@officialtimchao]

This dude is built so different. Makes it look so casual too.

[@SherylTrades]

Every CEO should talk to this guy.

[@kaizen_5091]

You can see how genuine Larry is with regard to respect and appreciation of his fellow workers/employees. Enjoyed the wholesomeness of this video which is not something you would normally say when watching an interview of a billionaire.

[@portagepete1]

How many billionaires are not good at sales.

[@kaizen_5091]

I agree, it could be a well crafted act.@@portagepete1

[@sean.anderson]

Great video. I love seeing founders passionate about their work and employees, it’s inspiring (and refreshing) to see the humility from someone who is proud of their life’s work.

[@AJ-xc4nm]

The way he talks about his employees is incredible. Hes so proud of them and he looks like a delight to work for.

[@LogoDev]

naw everyone says he's greedy asf on glassdoor 😭

[@somepersonlol4t34]

because he pockets their hard work, and gives them pennies of what they actually earned for the company.

[@markmusgrave5091]

Hard not to like someone who tells the truth about success… for a change.

[@michaelharper2227]

Thank you for putting a pointed finger on the necessary labor that we need to keep a roof over our heads. This should be shown at our high schools and tech schools!!!

[@ParisVega]

Technical classes in highschool are awesome. Need more of those. I took electrical technology (electrician / electrical engineering path) and learned a lot. Got a summer job doing electrical work and gained valuable experience. I didn't choose that path, but it improved my understanding of how the world works. Kids need these practical skills and perspectives.

[@LuckyCharms777]

Imagine high school preparing you to start your own business, rather than only preparing you to go into lifelong debt for college so you’re stuck working for someone else.

[@ParisVega]

@@LuckyCharms777 Exactly. Love the way you framed it. A skill based business is definitely a more powerful position to start adult life with for most people. And you can always do continuing education on the side to level up general knowledge or get degrees as you work and earn.

[@DA-gw1ft]

In New York the democratic politicians did away with all the trade school programs for kids in the inner city teaching them skills that can make them independently wealthy. These politicians today don't want our youth truly educated

[@gvanhorssen8176]

I did the same path but i stayed on it and now im a maintenance technician/electrical engineer in a chem cleaning company at 23 and once i started to work here i still feel like ive missed alot of stuff to learn about especially with my hands

[@gg9960]

I was a very smart kid (went to top uni's and unfortuneatly became a lawyer)....in high school guidence counsler calls me down asking why I am taking auto and metal shop if I am applying to top schools....it will hurt your chances....my response...only classes I am learning anything