Life & Business Advice For People In Their 20s - My First Million Q&A

[@rajasimon]

Okay guys please also do "People in Their 30s"

[@economicon9257]

This

[@berealrelentless6237]

have you done the points/items mentioned in this video? Or something like it? What concerns do you have ? Really, these questions are for any age, addingthe 20's, 30's, etc. is for SEO, and build rapport. I think everyone knows what to do, but need the affirmation. Just do, and your market/audience/customer/ etc, will affirm you. Practice!

[@phomjachana]

Yeah this is the same at any age.

[@EricLawtonForbes]

Ignore the age in the title and apply this now regardless of your age

[@akhilhem1]

I have been listening to you guys for a while now (maybe missed out on a few earlier episodes), but your analogy on seeing the eggs being made rather than actually make it is the best till date.

[@RadicalNuance]

The eating Eggs TikTok point and the Orlando Bloom story were both class!

[@bradsnyder124]

Shaans egg video analogy is dead accurate. This problem is an epidemic on the internet. I realized this years ago after tons of info consumption. You need to be on team producer instead of team consumer. Lecturing birds how to fly and reading the physics of bike riding to ride a bike comes to mind.

[@kasunldon7607]

Shaan's advice at the beginning had a big impact on me as someone who has constantly been watching others crack eggs for the last 5 years and now that I just graduated from Uni and it's time to crack my own egg I'm feeling very much stuck. Btw I'm from Brisbane Australia Shaan.

[@TheWarmDown_MMA]

Kasun I’m from the same place. You graduate from QUT, UQ or Griffith?

[@kasunldon7607]

@@TheWarmDown_MMA UQ bro wbu?

[@TheWarmDown_MMA]

@@kasunldon7607 just finished engineering at QUT. What are you studying

[@TheWarmDown_MMA]

@@kasunldon7607 cool to see someone from Brisbane on here

[@saraeissa4954]

I’m in the same boat

[@yourmedicarenursenavigator]

Making eggs analogy. "Find a way for money to be the by-product (like the exhaust coming out of the chimney) [from] the factory of interestingness" - Shaan Puri. "Just the tips". Awesome talk.

[@ev6481]

If you're reading this and haven't started a business yet the eggs thing is extremely true. I've been building businesses for nearly 6 years and on my 2nd start up (I'm 26) - I tune in to see how other entrepreneurs think and I search for golden nuggets that I can implement in my business or entrepreneurial journey. If you don't have a business or are not currently grinding a project that you can actually implement the feedback into.. then there is no zero reason to be spending this much time looking at this kind of content. P.S - I have 25 staff & currently am preparing for an 8 figure exit.

[@venomtang]

Okay what's your linkedin, or is it just made up for likes lol

[@oneminutepodcasts]

Hey EV , I am Mannan SInghvi from India aged 19 years. I am looking to start something on my own and there is a lot of pressure on me and I have to and badly want to do something on my own. It would mean the world to me if you could share your LinkedIn Id. Thank you!

[@gmoneyslowdance5510]

There is no separation between the things you are most interested in and liking to do. Find a way for money to be the by product, like the exhaust coming out of that chimney of that factory of interestingness

[@TraGiiXzaze]

That Orlando Bloom story could be worked into an amazing stand up bit.

[@christiandean9547]

It’s amazing how Shaan touches on a deep truth in Epistemology without realising it during his Egg rant. Knowledge is created by conjecture and criticism (trial and error), it cannot be transferred. I.e, you can watch a guy cook the perfect egg, but in order to truly have that knowledge, you have to create it in your own mind; the knowledge cannot be faithfully transferred from the guy’s mind to your mind. Karl Popper discovered this truth about knowledge almost 100 years ago Shaan Puri the unwitting Philosopher

[@Action2me]

Big facts. Though Karl Popper was not the first. This fact is as old as knowledge itself. It’s a very prominent lesson in Buddhism.

[@dawidwtorek]

I laughed so hard during the Orlando story. You made my day.

[@WalksWallStreet]

I love this podcast, really helped me grow my newsletter

[@achrafash]

I'm in my 20s. These episodes talk to my soul!

[@kwkarol]

I actually asked you guys this question before in a comment on one of your KZbin videos. When I asked it it wasn't so I get a blueprint on how to get rich doing newsletters. I wanted to know if given everything that you've learned since you've become successful would you take the same route. Because you've been podcasting about people making millions selling water bottles, you're investing in real estate, selling products, or even advised your producer to charge money as a consultant. So I don't think it's a lazy question at all.

[@EricLawtonForbes]

Sam, you were a different person at that time. We all could dwell on the shoulda, woulda, coulda. Take those life lessons and keep moving forward ✨ 34:04

[@Flips4Miles]

Hell yeah. Loved this episode

[@joelover2631]

Don't listen to advice watch,listen,feel and think that's the only way to learn.

[@aharmon]

One of my alltime fav eps. Good info and funny.

[@naciriy]

Can’t stop laughing at the Orlando Bloom story 🤣

[@shouldigetit]

That was my biggest problem building an audience on this channel which is now 50k subs. I didn't build a solid base because it was all sorts of content (phones, cameras, shoes, bikes) and it should have just been cars which it has turned into.

[@qwerty-dv8zj]

You guys keep crushing it..... 3rd straight great episode

[@Harpreet06]

Ahh shit, I do exactly that egg analogy. Watching so many podcasts, looking at so many tweets etc, I just don't know where to start. Thinking I'll just look for businesses to buy around my area that look interesting.

[@grahamkennedy7221]

That Orlando Bloom story was the best.

[@theosoproduction]

Everything you guys talked about is Gold

[@richardnokes6752]

"WHAT'S WITH THE STASH?"... HAD ME IN TEARS

[@DAULISG]

Eyes and tears is all i can say about Orlando’s Story 😂😂😂😂

[@siansroadtonirvana]

The Orlando Bloom story was awesome! Thank you for sharing Shaan!

[@vectorvix6254]

Favorite celebrity story by far.

[@bullthunder4343]

Dude you just killed me from laugh i am dead. he told his wife at home some crazy fan just grab my thumb... never happens to me before

[@gafacci]

My new fav channel

[@cryptoraap6559]

Lol I do it while I work overload my brain. Just need to move the peg forward every day.

[@codimansbridge]

Please do people in their 40s

[@priyankapande4450]

Honey, I'm home!!!!!!!!!!!! Wohooooo! Let's go!!!

[@Monday_media]

And now Shaan just sold the milk road 👏🏾

[@realgabrielm]

I stopped watching right after the eggs story. Gonna go “make some eggs now”. I might have some questions on seasoning for you guys later on but Imma rock them eggs with what I know till then. Thank you for the work you do! To be continued …

[@omeletchronicles]

How are the eggs doing ? 😃

[@fredalmeida1592]

I'm starting to like the intro. love that it stops quickly. i hate long intros.

[@rooftopsolutionsllc]

Dude Shaan is fucking nuts!!! Hilarious!!!

[@dylanjames1947]

Need to get cracking some eggs ....... great analogy !

[@gautamsarin3913]

Hey guys, love the podcast! I feel like I have 2 new buddies to hang out with and learn from. I do have a question and I know you must have tons of these to answer, nevertheless I'll take my shot, Jai bam bole. My question is this - For somebody who is just starting their career or personal brand and do not know what brand positioning might work in their favor, how do you decide what to talk about and whether it would have value. I ask this because I wanted to understand how it plays out if you wanted to completely switch what you talk about. If a known blockchain expert on twitter starts talking about cartoon films, how does that work? Do you only have one shot at deciding what you can talk about? I know this a lengthy read and if you're still here, I love you.

[@dizorri]

imo its just trial and error, from my own experience, i am a young, and I came to realize trying to find something to do or talk about is just that, dont hold yourself back from exposure for feedback.

[@DanSturdivant]

One of my all-time favorite episodes. Worlds collide: @MatthewDicks "Storyworthy" is an amazing book and the discussion about making eggs was #Truth -Thanks!

[@NathalieLazo]

The more we work on our own selves, the more our circumstances and overall lives change. The more we grow and invest into ourselves, the more we will see a transformation, especially how we better communicate with others. You got this, I believe in you and invest into YOU! Best investment you can ever do is in yourself for your family, others, and your future! 💯% back guarantee return on your investment! Have a great day! 🚀🎉❤️

[@CarftCrO0K]

Should've named the episode "Just the tip" come on folks :)

[@berealrelentless6237]

This is definitely not a typical question I would ask, but The Hockey Dude, why was that money taken out called Escrow. LOL Probably bothering me, cause I have been dealing with realestate and escrow money, but still hilarious it triggered me, when correcting people on meanings of words is the last thing I would be known for. hahahaha

[@kjmd]

The Orlando story is all-time 😂

[@SuccessTalesMarathi]

I can't believe video quality was so of 3 months ago🙃

[@iteation6572]

@shaanvp best advise , watching cracking and coooking an egg and practicing it.

[@damroyalty]

thank you homies

[@oldcarproblems3332]

How bout people in their 40s who are old AF?

[@blakesmith1229]

🥚🍳 analogy. 10/10 - a thread could be born out of this

[@babarkhanjaved4835]

37:55 best story ever,

[@SlayNetwork]

What’s with the tash 😁

[@prithviye]

Orlando story is legendary

[@JenniferElliottWebsites]

If you are starting a new business/niche, do you develop your online following around that business with a twitter/instagram account in that business name or do you do it on your personal accounts so you can create multiple businesses and not lose your audiences?

[@azalealeonardo8055]

I haven't laughed so hard in a long time!!

[@sometimesitstime]

And 40s

[@chriswe67]

What about age 40 to 60 , with limited computer skills?

[@ZenaJPhresh]

Where do you get a 10,000 email list??

[@dimitrymanousevich8275]

Sam had an events business before, Hustle con.

[@TOMWEDDING]

Create don’t consume

[@Monday_media]

I'm gonna start cracking some eggs this December

[@funsark]

11:11 - Ho🔥zaay

[@chriswe67]

What about age 50?

[@mihirrasal588]

never too late, just do it

[@Nurof3n_]

I’m so tired of “business/money/life advice for people in their 20s” videos

[@oscargalvez7]

Man you were just a pair of heads 1 year ago 😅🤣

[@therealspyguy]

Emilioooooooo

[@MJ-qe5lg]

Yea Sam tells how you became a blog writer so we all know how to become millionaire.

[@elijahmadonia]

Did you guys see a big drop off after egg cracking bit? Cuz I’m turning this shit off now.

[@thaboshikwambane]

😂

[@Elite_Employee]

Sam is such a feminine man

[@thegrowshow]

| He isn't. I'm an expert.

[@2XCoworking]

Agreed! Thanks, Joanne ... I've subscribed!

[@samnur6957]

kinda agree slight weird essence. Shaan on the other hand cool people

[@samparr9899]

Ha. I am?

[@Elite_Employee]

@@samparr9899 Sam do you pee sitting down?

[@ОлегТерентьев-з2н]

Felicidades, es un buen ejemplo. 378 sentadillas son unos GIRLS18.Uno muchas y un buen ejercicio. Se deja ver que hay muy buenos resultados 😍👍 Saludos desde la Cd.. de world 🌹😉💖 los mortalesy abian apreciado tan hermosa mujer.k