My Problem With The 22 Year Old Worth $85 Million!

[@marktilbury]

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[@hassanrawii]

Maybe you don't agree with everything because you're from 2 different generations. Iman represents the young men trying to make it in life and he's sharing what he discovered in the journey. HUGE love for this guy

[@vasilisblazos8994]

Iman is a scammer

[@rayy1405]

he admitted that he lied .. after being caught by several guys .. such a scammer its obvious

[@georgewilliams4204]

What did he do

[@Vxxenzz]

Iman got exposed

[@georgewilliams4204]

@@Vxxenzz what happened

[@301gym]

This guy might be the most open minded boomer in the world

[@DannyBrooks1]

Certainly the most educated

[@OezgeSebisteri]

It’s such a moronic idea to put a generation of people in one category and think they are all the same.

[@301gym]

@@OezgeSebisteri u a moronic idea

[@K.J.Richard]

​@@OezgeSebisteri Fact

[@eriklindroos2005]

Two different persons in different generations and in different ages. Respect to both of you for providing information to others!

[@matiasscribe4000]

I think the best thing is knowing the perspective and opinion from multiple successful people. Not only one

[@maxquidity]

The last bit is very important Don't let your previous experiences hold you back

[@sidcritch7724]

I’ve watched both of you for a long time and it’s so nice to hear something different, not the same repeated bullshit that’s spat out by every puppet. Thanks for refreshing my mind

[@_LLawliet23]

iman is not even close to being worth $85million. from what? from selling "courses" to insecure losers? he's just sells image.

[@RyeLabs]

Mate he makes half a million a month from his cheapest course with 15k people in there. U can definitely make money with coursev

[@k.scuind]

Idk how much money he make, but insecure losers are definitely target of his courses

[@osunneyebusayo4544]

​@@k.scuindand how much do you make

[@k.scuind]

@@osunneyebusayo4544 why is that matter?

[@hoppel9177]

@@osunneyebusayo4544 and we found an insecure loser

[@hayeslayton279]

You are unbelievably easy to understand when explaining, absolutely love the videos . 10/10

[@marktilbury]

Hey Hayes, thanks so much for the kind words! 😎 MT

[@RenewedSteel]

​@@marktilbury😂😂😂😂

[@Jack-tq3hu]

I love seeing the contrast between the new generation entrepreneurs and the more traditional ones like Mark. It’s interesting that some methods and principles remain timeless, while others have been challenged and innovated

[@nemanjastankovic941]

I've never seen so many fake comments so far. Folks, be careful with Iman. He's one of the skilled con artist

[@Ketariiy]

agreed

[@afroculturetales]

Please explain to me the BS you just said

[@OGTennyson]

​@@afroculturetaleswe got an iman gadzhi fan right here y'all😂

[@afroculturetales]

@@OGTennyson it not about being a fan it just that people just choose to be haters of success

[@OGTennyson]

@@afroculturetales nah bro. You just a fan. I agree that ppl like to hate on successful ppl, but your previous comment low-key screams "don't say that about my iman gadzhi"😂

[@ecomrohan]

It's really eye opening to look at the perspectives of millionaires from 2 different generations , lots of profound wisdom in this video ! Keep it up Mark

[@jaderleme2027]

Very interesting that two financial gurus are able to disagree and yet respecting each other’s opinions… I’m learning that studying mentors is extremely beneficial! All respects to both of y’all

[@jayshaunfoster]

It’s gotta feel great for Iman to have so many different people have a such deep opinions on his actions, remember watching him when he was just starting

[@mohammadhassanamer0599]

The catch to becoming rich is to understand the importance of cash flow and when you've got that down then you've pretty much got it. Iman and people like you have understood this and executed it in their own ways. Kudos to both of you! I hope I can achieve this level of understanding some day

[@cdm386]

oh yes you billionaire genius teach us how lol

[@mohammadhassanamer0599]

@@cdm386 I still don't understand the cash flow so I cant tell you 😂

[@anonymunsichtbar3715]

Okay, seems a little trivial to me.

[@InflationProof28]

​@@mohammadhassanamer0599if you're in the U.S, I can help you with this.😊

[@MightyDuk]

Absolutely love Iman and the messages he preaches. Really motivates a lot of young men including me to push yourself to the limits and create a better life. Been watching him for a few years now, and he is definitely one of the very minute REAL KZbinrs left that doesn’t care about your feelings and gives it to you straight, no beating around the bush, which is what I believe alot of young men and women need to hear in this generation. Loved the video! Agreed with a few points, disagreed with others, but that’s the whole point! Keep posting great content❤

[@999rocky6]

@@onetoten1 how much money you got

[@samjr.banares2837]

@@onetoten1 bruh his advice helped me get 9k/m at 17

[@GraceMarieBarry]

I’m so glad you addressed this! Listening to this podcast episode made me feel a bit off at some points, I respect everyone has a right to their own opinion.

[@armaankumar4366]

Great to see two perspectives on this, it’s great to see you talk about your views is a respectful way

[@alextzoulis6363]

Just wanted to thank Iman through this video for motivating me to fix my life. God bless you brother. Also just a quick reminder to everyone out here that is chasing his dream that the best is yet to come!!

[@hutwsay1344]

it’s nice to see people that view the world in different ways, always have something to learn

[@georgewalsh43]

Iman shows a lot of perspective. As a man you should not 100% agree with anyone anyway. Have your own outlook on your own life.

[@birdapp]

Love how you shared your opinions while being respectful of his. All these exposing videos about him were getting pretty repetitive, this is a breeze of fresh air.

[@monasheartofchrist]

As a woman who is trying to make it in this world by relying on my boyfriend who is as well trying to make it and also taking care of us both, Iman Gadzhi is a beacon of hope for us. He inspires my boyfriend so much and me through him.

[@natechlin]

'As a woman who is trying to make it BY RELYING ON MY BOYFRIEND' the fuuckkkk????

[@Therevolution7]

@@natechlin lol

[@monasheartofchrist]

@@ozzy541 I worded that wrongly, my boyfriend doesn't want me to work 9 to 5 so that's why he wants to support me. I'm still doing jobs part time but he wants me to focus on my dreams so I don't have to waste away in a job I don't like :)

[@bennm2167]

Big up to Iman every time . Great Vid Mark , showing how 2 people can disagree on certain things whilst keeping the mutual respect. That’s what’s wrong with the world , the us vs them culture creates too much divide and not enough progress . Quality video

[@Sarthak_Anand]

Mark is addressing about some of the best things which are quite valid and he has a good view point. At some certain level you should have this mindset as well. Iman on the other hand is the best thing which could ever happen to us, as he is crystal clear about things, so having to watch this video is the best mix of thoughts and view points about the growth and motivation of any business owner. Best of luck to everyone👍🏻

[@amiraxkawkab]

Amazing to witness two millionaires from two different generations. Mark, you may not see eye to eye with Iman but Iman has several good points that are relevant in THIS time period. Time have changed. You and Iman both have relevant and significant views and life suggestions. At the end of the day, Iman demonstrates real progress and to believe in yourself and to never give up. To not follow the sheep line and to be raw and keep your priority in check. Iman really makes a difference to our generation. Not only financially, but also Mentally, physically and spiritually. He doesn’t only talks about money and income. He talks about much more in every field of life. Monk mode ❤

[@Channel_72]

Love this video. Old school vs new school kinda thing. Mark has a reliable way of becoming a millionaire, Iman just teaches a much riskier, quicker one

[@vuyaniminyuku]

I truly think the gap in generations is very telling in this video. I believe Iman is genuinely stuck in a bygone era of society and although the progression of world society (especially in the western) has indoctrination most of the young minds into having a deep disdain for modesty and traditional values however despite being in a vastly different mindset from you. Iman is still a beacon of hope for those that want to achieve more in life and I'm firmly part of that. Mad LOVE for that Guy.

[@Crazy_MLB]

Iman's ideas and ideologies have changed my personal life, going from lost and hopeless to strong and determined!!

[@Alemarie2023]

*I actually agree with Iman's perspective on marriage. Our generation is very scary. You could end up marrying the wrong person. You never truly know a person or their true intention sometimes until it's too late. Then the divorce process is such a headache and a waste of money. Additionally, I agree with his perspective on taxes, as well as his perspective on true freedom. However, I do not agree about spending money unnecessary. Nothing's wrong with investing but I would not buy a thousand dollar shirt if I could get the same one for $100.*

[@momoza99]

He is a muslim so marriage doesn't need lagalities involved

[@erenssister.5535]

@@momoza99 Well if he is a muslim he shouldn't be having sex before marriage. yet he does.

[@samuel_saysske1355]

@@momoza99 he ain’t bruv

[@momoza99]

@@samuel_saysske1355 his name points to him being one i don't really know him.

[@samuel_saysske1355]

@@momoza99 I have never seen him take the daily preaches

[@derciobene3458]

It's so refreshing hearing an older person from a completely different generation seeing the point of view of someone from this generation. Honestly, when I opened this I was expecting the usual "This generation, this genetion..... back in my day....." and so on. Loved the content as always Mark

[@sixfigure]

From politics to finance, to even personal development like the gym and sobriety, I’ve been drawn to Iman’s ideas like so many young men. I think it’s because majority of men have an innate longing to become better, more sovereign and independent versions of themselves, something it seems society doesn’t want for it’s masses of young men nowadays. Which is why it resonates so deeply! Thanks for sharing 👍🏻

[@philmehrart]

Beautifully written 👍

[@700sushi]

This a good point of view. And still staying respectful. Good insight, we get the best of both worlds.

[@olivejuice5233]

Very well-made video about Iman. I respect the fact you have your own opinion and your work Mark! As I also respect Iman, as he has motivated loads of people to stand up and get out of their comfort zone. For example, he made sure a few years back to have a growth mindset instead of a fixed one. I have achieved more than I would ever think I would. As I am building myself up as a new person. Iman hasn't only helped me to be on the right path money-wise, but also motivated me to do something good for the world. I also would like to take other people on the journey and motivate them to achieve their goals. As everyone can do it, as long as you keep your mind to it!! #yougetwhatyougive

[@jelledam]

I als developed, I am in a positive spiral

[@emilywoodsen]

Iman Gadzhi also just gave me money goals, but also to help friends, family and the world overall #yougetwhatyougive

[@6gorillion]

the disagreement over opinions are just discussions about determining the truth. now, regardless of the accuracy of those opinions, its communication can provide fuel for the development of better conclusions or can promote cultism according to the presence of pride in it. the point is to be fuel.

[@benefitbaadom]

I am from Africa and Nigeria to be precise and I admire Iman so much. I like the way you clearly stated that you both are not from the same generation and background and how you gave you take on all of these. Even though I don't agree 100% with all of Iman's ideologies I do think he is a rare assets and inpiration to our generation and generations yet unborn. His videos has tremendously impacted my life in a positive way and I have benefited from his Ideologies, principles and methodologies overall even though I know my name is Benefit :) ☺. Least I forget, Great Video here and hey you got a new sub. 👍👍

[@elvisbrendy]

Yeah I don't agree 100% with his ideologies, but I love him dearly, nice to see you from Nigeria mate ☺

[@bensbex]

Many generations to come indeed, he his a true legend. He has help me alot

[@bennypaully]

Yea, he truly gave his opinion about Imans ideologies like a wise man should do, Iman is indeed a rare assest

[@naalegbarabe6429]

Exactly, just love the way he made his point as clear as possible, thanks Mark love you already. Additional sub

[@therichhyboy]

Rightly said brother, Me: I now have two KZbin finance mentors Iman and Mark, case closed. How is Nigeria mate?, I would love to be there some day. Learnt you guys have some delicious food called Jollof rice 🥰

[@garzonsebastian]

The fact that both are from different generations and the amount of respect they have for each other opinions is really good to see, learning from the best guys in the media.

[@abdulganiyusoliu5097]

A generational mashup of two successful people at opposition ends of their careers. An intriguing observation Mark from someone who’s been there and done that with years of experience. Whilst Iman has gained success in a shorter timeframe, I feel there is value added by both of you, thank you for the video! I’ve subscribed 🤟

[@bouchramaafi]

I love how two different generations can come together , they might disagree or agree but we all have the same goal

[@mostafanouman]

I sort of agree with the Iman’s “investing in your status thing” more than others on this video, having nicer things especially things like watches does attract higher quality people more to you which helps you network and grow your net worth.

[@AfonsoSilvaChannel]

Very interesting to see different views from very different generations that have had completely different experiences and how they agree and disagree with their ideas!

[@maurosokota2483]

It's very nice to see the different thought process that happens over 2 generations. Even though Iman and you are two different characters with a different mindset in some topics, the most crucial ones are the ones you agree on. Successful people think alike!

[@ebenboy2260]

Started watching iman in 2018 and I can’t even explain how he’s completely changed my mindset since. I couldn’t be more thankful to him.

[@jojesky8490]

Even if you don’t really agree with everything he is saying you respect him and this amazing!

[@yugz6354]

One reason I really respect Iman is because of the way he take the role which men are supposed to take and he did so at such a young age and took care of his mum which I really respect.

[@franaranaa]

Absolutely love Iman and the messages he preaches. Really motivates me to push myself to the limits and create a better life.

[@zacaryroffman9245]

I agree with Iman on points 1-7 but I agree with both of their views on spending. Great video! Nice to hear opposite prospectives from two millionaires who grew up in very different times!

[@carstenstahl5248]

I loved this video, being able to gently disagree on something without any hatred towards each other is something that seems impossible these days and definitely needs to be learned by many people. Since 2016 my life has improved drastically thanks to your and Imans content and I got nothing but love for you two.

[@duartesineiro3809]

I think it’s so valuable in this society that two people from two different generations can have opposite stances on various topics yet, they are still able to discuss each topic in a respectful manner and without devaluing iman’s opinion. keep up the good work🙌

[@marciomoreira1120]

Iman always is a big motivation for me. We are truly blessed to have him. He is such a good person…he wants to help other people becoming the best versions of themselfs and I think thats the most beautiful think you can do! Love ya G ❤️

[@jorgebagos5884]

Not as much as you think. People make good money convincing others all they wanna do is help you. Everyone is out for themselves. He’s still a good person nonetheless

[@jojesky8490]

I would really enjoy seeing you and Iman Ghadzi doing an prodcast togheter or mabe just a video to share diferent opinions🚀

[@andromedaaa7]

Hey mate, I’m 21 and trying to save as much of my money that I earn as possible. I don’t earn much and I’m looking for another job. You’re videos help me so much.

[@marktilbury]

Hi, that’s so great to hear, good luck my friend. MT 😎🇬🇧

[@InflationProof28]

Do you make money in the states? If so I could give you some tips.😊

[@TheMGMG]

How can this guys speak so perfect, i mean he gives reason and he says facts

[@hathawolf]

Fantastic video, Mark. One of the early highlights at 2:22 is saying you are man enough to admit your view might have been extreme. It takes a strong-minded individual to hold an opposing viewpoint as a thought process for examination without feeling the need to color the process with your own beliefs. These extreme variances of experience is what makes Iman's thought process and personal philosophy so unique for a young man his age. Not that his views are necessarily extremist but his exposure to both extreme poverty and extravagant wealth have molded him in a way which most do not get to experience. Learned experience changes you in a way far beyond what one can achieve through simple speculation. Iman sharing his journey with us has given not only myself but also you and hundreds of thousands of others an opportunity to consider the way we have been doing things might not be the best way. Now it is up to us to apply those new points of view to our own lives and see how they align with our principles when carried out through action. What we learn about ourselves along the way is the ultimate gift hidden under the far out viewpoints, the flexing, and the fundamental shock we experience when encountering a man operating far outside our primordial perspective. Thank you for sharing your views with us Mark.

[@draskill5481]

Awesome video i agree with some of the things you said but not with most of the things iman is the man who is putting himself in line to give us knowledge and i respect him he is a man of sheer will and discipline

[@theedenofgod5194]

Imans way is to say a lot of things without really saying anything at all. It’s a whole bunch of common sense but not clear path. It’s a problem when all his videos claim that’s what he’s trying to do when he never really does. I have the guy blocked because I kept getting his videos r3commended.

[@chi-king84]

Can you recommend people who actually show a right path?

[@beatburps]

Actually everyone have their own point of views. Thanks for this great video

[@henrygeorge9507]

You made some fair points Mark, however I’ve found Iman as a huge inspiration as a young man and has really helped me to keep pushing, especially when I’ve been in some pretty dark places. I really appreciate how lucky we are to have people such as yourself and Iman, sharing your wealth of knowledge, thank you!

[@AB-sn8lk]

Plurality in opinions are so refreshing, especially when it comes to life lesson or financial advice. The shift in creating wealth in the age of technology vs no technology is so ineffable. There so many resources including great anecdotal expertise from Iman and yourself. Very fortunate to have individuals as you both in this society 👍

[@Aaryan279]

2 different millionaires 2 different mindset can be so useful to be one💪💪🔥

[@nedasbalnas7723]

I won't lie when I say that this guy, who is only 22 years old, made me wonder what I'm doing wrong at the moment. I realized that I lacked discipline (of which I had enough, but Iman showed a completely different perspective), I realized that action is more important than the idea that floats in my head. I'm not going to be the mainstream guy who says Iman is my authority or my god. No. Simply, the content he creates and the value in society helped me to think that really anyone can become rich, both financially and emotionally. I can't overstate these thoughts in the provided video, because I think things that man is created are much more important (The value in society and the way of thinking). Thanks for bringing me to this conclusion and providing ME a useful information that changes lives for the rest of society Iman! Love from Lithuania ❤️

[@angelique4005]

I did not know you. And I did not know Iman one month ago. But I love hearing you both "preach"! Im a mother your age and have three "kids" Imans age. Soo refreshing hearing both generations talk. It made me look into starting an online (arbitrage) business! We are allready well on track being financial independent but we are working daily on ourselves to become even better entrepreneurs. We love to listen to you both!! Much love and blessings xxxx

[@Musttech]

Honestly I enjoyed every little breakdown of this video. I love the two different perspective from two different millionaires.... #yougetwhatyougive

[@ahmedsidibaba5949]

Iman inspired not just me but a lot of young teenagers , we was thinking we need to be older for us to be successful but iman prove it wrong thanks iman ❤️

[@relaxingsoundsbyletitia]

My take on this - Flexing: if it’s in your power to provide luxury items for yourself and curate your appearance then do it because it will bring you indirect monetary value like mark said, again you are what you attract. Cheapening your appearance will only bring cheap opportunities plus people will always judge you based on how present yourself. - Income: Iman Gadzhi & Mark Tilbury have a great point here, I believe in order to have achieved that form of wealth there has to be a mental drive, something that keeps you pushing. It could be wanting to provide for your family, yourself… whatever it is I believe there has to be something, a great desire that’s heavy on your shoulders that keeps you going till you reach the top and reminds you of why your working hard when things get tough. Without that drive or burden in your thoughts you’ll lack resilience. Like mark said “If something is never enough for a person it might be their secret to success cause they don’t know when to stop”. - Marriage: I disagree with what Iman Gadzhi says about marriage making men weak. There’s nothing stronger than a man being the provider and protector of his family. It only weakens a man that doesn’t know how to live in his natural masculinity.

[@InflationProof28]

The appearance part is flawed. Look at rich Jewish rabbis, and rich Muslim men. Their outfits are nice, but their beards aren't trimmed, but scruffy actually. The reality is, people with real money couldn't care less about those things if you provide actual value.🤷

[@sashanknrl]

@@InflationProof28 It doesn't have to be branded. Just you yourself should feel those items being of high quality. The Arab Muslims wear a white clothing without branding but just think how good of a quality would those clothes be.

[@Simple_Improvements]

Great video as always!

[@ShantelFinance]

Brilliant breakdown! Perspective is everything and Iman Gadzhi has inspired a lot of young people myself included. Thank you both for your work!!

[@EmmanuelKamau]

Honesty is the best policy, great video….mad respect!

[@marktilbury]

Hi, thanks for your support. MT 😎

[@jercasgav]

I agree with you 100% about marriage! If you marry the right one you have a bff forever and a partner in crime. Two heads are better than one, and my husband and I are each good at different things, so we do way better together because we compensate for the things the other doesn't excel in. Our core values are the same, which means we go in the same direction as a team. We married in our early 20s and are now in our 40s with a 12yr old son. I feel like us loving each other and having a family is what has made life meaningful and worth it. We both came from divorced homes as kids growing up, and didn't have help getting started in life. Since we had each other and we took care of each other we boosted us getting on our feet and started in adult life when younger. We also adamantly knew divorce wasn't an option because we hated growing up in a divorced household so much, and we wanted to have security in each other. It makes me sad that these young guys often have a chip on their shoulder against women, much like really staunch feminists tend to about men. The truth is women and men need each other, and when they team up together are a formidable force to be dealt with. But choose carefully who you marry of course!

[@Robmac90]

Great Video Mark, can we please have a video on tax loopholes / tips for different earning tiers 🙏

[@prismonthethehorizon5793]

Love this comparison in attitudes Mark! It's very grounded and informative!

[@leonardomurillo6256]

What Mark has said around the 3:25 minute mark has left me thinking that it really comes down to a conditionant, IF you have a beautiful supportive spouse then it'll make your life even better and it'll add value to it, IF you have an awful spouse that only sees you as a medium then it'll substract happiness and quality of life from you. So one must be really careful when choosing a wife.

[@marktilbury]

Absolutely!

[@gabrielerima4737]

Im so happy of being able to listen the views of a hyper successful young man analyzed by another really successful man but from another generation. Thanks❤

[@cha_eldmo_lester]

I'm in my early 20, but I agree with people like you, Warren Buffett, Charlie Munger. I don't like the business model of paid courses with loud lifestyle promotion like Iman, Andrew Tate, Grant Cardone etc

[@astravisionn]

You’ve both educated me on money at a young age. I just better understand and agree with Iman, he grew up in a time closer to mines and started chasing wealth at the same time as me.

[@GenzMillioners]

Me being from a different country and being from a different culture there are some things that me and Iman may not see eye to eye but I still see him as a inspiration to young people and also love this video seeing someone with more life business experience speaking and giving his side of Imans advice and it's a eye opener because some people blindly follow Iman and should open their eyes to see that we are different people...

[@mokyfn]

What an interesting video! It's nice to see opinions from the older generation. I wouldn't call myself a fan of Iman but he is more like my idol for me (after my dad and granddad), but I watch Iman's videos very often and I have to say that I agree with the vast majority of his opinions. And I learn every day from his videos things that I will for 100% use somewhere in my life. Thank you, Iman!

[@MoneyMateNate]

Amazing video Mark! I do agree with both of you in most cases. I feel there are two sides to the coin though , like for example with the marriage situation. I also believe that a healthy marriage and having a strong wife is definitely beneficial in many ways and can bring you immense happiness, but I also think that Iman’s view on how divorce most likely favours the female is true as well and if you are someone who is trying to grow your own wealth, then something like divorce could set you back a large amount. About the taxes, I love the ideology from you both, saying that you “need to earn more to pay less taxes” almost. I feel like you and Iman are both inspirational in that sense, and drive people like me, the younger generation, to work harder each day so that one day we can all be in that “extreme” level of wealth.

[@matanyaholmes3964]

What an amazingly intresting video. Seeing two very bright people share their views from different perspectives. As a 25 year old who works extremely hard and saves every penny and invests it all this touched me. Ive got a dear friend who's also from England and she's 50+ and wealthy. (gf's mom) I also tell her a 9 to 5 is bs and crypto is my only way of making my first batch of big money haha. Things really arent what they used to be when she was my age. Which is why I keep emphasizing to her that hard work for someone else USED to be the norm.

[@marktilbury]

Hi, that’s the best comment so far, things are never the same, we can use lessons from the past to help us navigate the new world in the future. Thanks MT 😎

[@matanyaholmes3964]

@@marktilbury Can't believe you replied and thanks for telling me it's the best comment! Huge fan of yours!! ❤️ Keep the amazing videos. Hopefully I'll be on your show one day haha

[@AyceMMA]

These are respectable points, coming from an Iman Gadzhi fan ❤

[@al3ss960]

Very interesting to see different views of people from very different generations that have had completely different experiences and how they agree and disagree with their ideas. Love that Mark has looked at every ideology with an open mind and even if he might not agree with everything still sees Iman’s perspective. ❤️

[@stickypost980]

An interesting and thought-provoking video. I love how you always provide valuable insights and perspectives. Iman is an incredibly inspiring figure, and I admire the way he opens up and shares his life with us. I think you guys are definitely on the right track when it comes to striving for success. Focus is everything.

[@sandratansh]

Fair play, Mark. Appreciate that you’re open to certain perspectives while staying grounded in your personal beliefs as well. Not many at your age would be willing to listen to someone like Iman. Enjoyed hearing your perspective from your experience too!

[@marktilbury]

Hi, I think it’s so important to stay up to date with the younger generation, I have to admit most my age don’t bother and I don’t know why this is, asI find it so exciting . The younger generation are our future and are developing all the great new inventions how can that not be the greatest thing! Thanks for watching MT 😎

[@avlisc]

Iman is a godsend to his generation. To be his age and have his views is honestly refreshing. The world is being purposefully driven into the ground for the regular person by hidden figures. Great upload 🎉

[@tomabela7949]

Feel like iman is a bit of scammer and arrogant. Not hating just what I see

[@sssdennisss4944]

Iman changed my life completly. I went from a gamer to a person obsessed with becoming better every single day. Thank you Iman.❤️

[@ymatT601]

Hey Imán, your courses suck!

[@Yeeeksksbso]

fake ah comment

[@justinashley737]

With the first point that you make, about government corruption, I think the driving factor in this new awakening amongst the younger generations is the realisation from our parents that the system doesn't work anymore. It might have worked for our grandparents, which is why our parents followed in their footsteps, but soaring housing prices and a degrading education system show that the systems has failed. Iman is teaching us what to do now and picking up those who haven't opened their eyes yet.

[@vipulparmar2911]

Iman is such a great guy to have as a person influencing the youth, he genuinely puts a smile on my face and gives me hope for this broken world and for that reason i will be forever grateful for imans content

[@abdulganiyusoliu5097]

I started to Watch Iman this year and he literally changed my life. Started doing monk mode bc of him, and that just made my productivity sky rocket, making me go from someone who could not get a cliente to someone who is making a good amount of money in only a few months. Thank you so much, Iman.

[@tjaypv7344]

Absolutely respect sir I actually find inspiration from people like yourself and Iman. You guys are truly an a example of light in todays society and we need more people like you guys to positively change society.

[@jeffersonnguechoum3590]

I‘m a 19 year Old who has been following Iman for like the last 6 months . And to be honest I’m a little afraid that I’m kinda idealizing him. I’ve made up my mind just to follow advices from those who did/are how I want to be .Sure , his content has been very helpful . I think everyone has to figure out his own path and as someone who deals a lot with this constant pressure of non-achievement it’s getting really tough . ( I don’t even know why I’m telling this ) Long story short I can just thank for the enlightenment and helping youngs men out there figuring out their way in life and having a meaningful life and really being in CONTROL #yougetwhatyougive

[@Martionize]

Remember that the average age of most successful startup founders is 45, for a reason. No one has stuff together by 20 or 23 or 25. It normally takes decades to gain the experience necessary from multiple failures to finally succeed. Just think that you could do nothing right for 10 years, and you would still have plenty of years to try again :)

[@spifer2003]

When you lose money, you lose nothing. When you lose your character, you lose everything...

[@linjhaogaming]

Iman Ghazdi is a great inspiration for the youth of this generation. He started from scratch to becoming one of the youngest millionaire in the world. And with all the pressure he had being the only one to support himself and his single mother. He is indeed a great inspiration for me as I am the only one in my family to support my parents as well! ❤ #yougetwhatyougive !!

[@korneladitya2548]

Couldn't agree more 💯

[@mikehoran3047]

Well said brother 👏

[@Visual_from_Unseen04]

Said well 🙏

[@manabdas8001]

I can relate with it as well✌

[@guyfromassam7683]

You get what you work for

[@sandekrubally763]

Iman is such a good example and inspiration love everything his content 🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@ryanlow_official3934]

I have no words for people that actually support iman, the only thing is he gave us inspiration thats all. Other all is total BS from him, just trying to get u buy his pointless courses

[@alejandrolozano8630]

Love seeing the perspective from another point of view, with more experience in life. What iMan has done is truly impressive, none on the net has been preaching his values as iMan has done over 7 years. Thanks for your video and thanks iMan for his contribution to society!

[@neo_ziegelbauer]

He has been exposed for his scams already. Yet people still glaze him

[@hoppel9177]

fr I don't understand it

[@himanshugannore5274]

This a great video! Im really thankful to have these men being the real role models that we need in today’s society!

[@avivs128]

amazing video its very interesting to see how 2 people that made it have different opinions on the same stuff. Thank you for sharing your world view, Definitely learned a lot from it. :)

[@bajrangsinghdeora3193]

I gotta say, I appreciate this video. You gave me a little more inside on what I thought about Iman. (Sometimes you just need a simple but honest opinion from someone that has already done it) Thank you

[@keshernparthiban3120]

Hello Mark Tilbury you make amazing educational content please don't change what you do :)

[@marktilbury]

Hi, just trying to make a difference, good luck to everyone. MT 😎