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We get to see real everyday people being interviewed while going about their daily businesses. Not celebrities, or popular people just regular people doing big things. This is highly motivating and challenging. Thumbs up sir

I agree with her. I did the old bump and grind for 20 years. Working for a wealthy corporation making them rich like working myself to the bone. Then seven years ago my husband and myself woke up. I decided to open a cleaning business. Six months into that new cleaning business I had a contract with the federal government cleaning an IHS medical facility. That one contract alone makes me more money in one year than I’ve ever made in my entire life. I only have to do the cleaning three days a week each time 2 1/2 hours and that’s it. We just barely renewed the contract for an additional five years. And I’m very blessed to have been able to get what I asked for in the bidding process. It’s funny because I make more money with my little old cleaning business than a lot of the doctors that work in this clinic. The other business that we decided to run was a trucking business. I run that business as well alongside my husband and I even got my CDL license back in April. I never thought I’d be a trucker but when you’re doing it for yourself it’s a whole different story. Side hustle, side hustle,side hustle. Exactly what that second woman said. It’s so true, even though we have the two businesses, I still do my side hustles. I paint Jack Skellington ornaments and between the months of September and December every single year I can pull more side money. Doing something that I like to do. Let me rephrase that…. I love to do it actually. I might have to sit there for hours painting these ornaments. But it’s just cool knowing that my ornaments are literally being sent to all different places around the world and they’re on somebody’s Christmas tree thousands of miles away. So if you took the time to read all of this all I can say is chase your dreams. Work hard and don’t let anybody tell you that you can’t do it because it is very much possible. You can be successful at anything. Good luck out there everyone! And I would like to add I ran away from home when I was 15 years old. I never even finished high school. Those 20 years that I worked for other big corporations I was a food and beverage Director. Worked my way up from a waitress and then every position in between until I was the highest position I could be. The last place I worked was in Vegas it was a big casino and I had eight restaurants under me and over 250 employees. God bless everyone ❤️

Rejection always means Redirection. Create the opportunity. Do not wait for the opportunity. Thanks Sam.

500k a month is such a crazy number. My goal was 10 to 30k a month . Thanks for letting me know I'm settling.. Need to set my goals higher for sure.

Nigerian guy had the best story... he was open to say everything about his journey... I need the rest of his story

Being coachable & always learning will take u far in life

That first guy gave gems. Get an education, work hard, stay focused, and be coachable.

Rich people get stereotyped as being stuck up or arrogant or whatever, but my experience has been much like this video; they're really great people and willing to share advice and help others. These people took time out of their day to talk to a random guy with a camera, gotta respect that. Also, I think most people get rich by doing something they love. They were never chasing money, they were just doing something they loved, and the money came.

The guy from Nigeria told the truth of how our minds are very powerful. If we believe in ourselves, we can manifest our dreams!!

I love how that Nigerian man's face lit up when he said that he was "selling a lot of burgers" at McDonalds. People should work hard and take pride in whatever they do no matter how small it seems.

6:51 When that older fellow said he bought his home in the San Fernando valley for 30k in 1974.. I did the math, and that's like buying a home for $180k today. When they say boomers had it a lot easier financially, they're not lying.

That was very honest of that gentleman to start with acknowledging that the times and his age played a significant role in where he is today.

I like how these vids arent loaded up with music and have a bunch of cuts. Its just a real convo which makes it way easier to actually absorb.

I really relate to this man from Nigeria - using all those "lower class" jobs... as part of his vision to move up, he learned with each job and now makes millions. this is it!

I'm impressed by how down to earth they are and willing to give information to people who have dreams!

Successful people don't become that way overnight. What most people see at a glance- wealth, a great career, purpose-is the result of hard work and hustle over time. I pray that anyone who reads this will be successful in life..

Big thank you to all those individuals who were open minded and willing to share their story.

Seeing the second women, successful, Latina, well spoken is so inspiring! Thank you for this✨

I really love how all of their answers was really just about staying consistent and not giving up most people give up to soon

I am a retired teacher. I stumbled onto this video and I LOVE THIS!!! EVERY high schooler should be required to watch a series of these interviews done around the country. Excellent work, sir!!!

My cousin has a beautiful home in Calabasas and he and his wife only have a four year degree fromUCLA. They both have regular jobs. They also have three children. They are really great with saving money all while helping those in need. Wonderful people to look up to.

This was actually a good honest segment, no goofy stuff. I like how honest that older gentleman was about how different the landscape is today for younger people. The ppl that were interviewed at the beginning that started their careers 25 yrs ago... that was per-recession. I started my career just under 20 yrs ago and those 5 yrs make a huge a difference. I graduated college right in the midst of the recession. The #1 thing all of these ppl said (the Nigerian guy was the best!) is HARD WORK! Nothing in life comes easy. Pick something you enjoy doing and your good at and you will find success because you will be motivated to get up and hustle every day. That's the only way. Also, a whole lot of luck and taking advantage of opportunities, which is what all these people definitely conveyed.

Please, next time, do not cut off anyone sharing some inspiration like that Nigerian brother! His story would have touched lives, and ignited dreams!

this is the first video i've seen from you and it seems like your genuinely curious and make eye contact and actually listens. you're very respectful to the people you interview and ask good questions. good job man. keep it up!

It’s all about who you know in life. Keeping good relationships will take you far

I was excited to come across your channel, Sam. Such a great idea and highly inspirational! I am 60 and have done very well in tech and real estate, but we are forever students and I LOVE learning about other folks who have done well, what they do (and how they got there) AND how much they make (most of us don't have the hutzpah to ask that question but it is very valuable and I loved that most folks were comfortable being honest and sharing that personal info with you). Subscribed. :-)

I swear if you take the contacts of all these people and make focused podcast style interview to them, I would watch 2 hours of them talking about their stories. It's so interesting. I wanna know everything about their mind and their lifestyle.

What a great video! I love the diversity of the people interviewed and their experiences. I think this information is really valuable for everyone to hear - especially young people! Keep up the great work!

I love how down to earth these people are. This was very inspiring. Thank you for sharing this.

Fascinating!!!! Love This!!! Thank you! I’m blown away that these folks are so open to share their wisdom and help others!

Do Irvine, Yorba Linda or Newport Beach next please! I am curious to see what Orange County residents will say.

“Be coachable” was underrated advice in this video. It’s about mindset. I’ve noticed so many young people think they know everything. They can’t be told anything. There’s a certain level of baked in arrogance in many of them. Those who are humble, hungry, and willing to learn, tend to thrive long term.

Finally a video on "regular" people, ​it's nice to see people who aren't celebrities that made it rich, like how did they do it without being an actor/singer/influencer. So it was interesting to see the different jobs like finance, advertising..

I love hearing peoples life stories 😊 you have to go through the struggle before the success. Learn and grow as a person. Take opportunities because you never know where it might take you.

That Dr. Was full of knowledge and it all came from the heart. That's the kinda person you want to pick their brain and will talk for hours

Working with a financial specialist can help you get ready for life. Since I was actively cashing out from my portfolio and finally made over 370k just in the first quarter while everyone else was lamenting the downturn, I'm delighted I was able to contact my coach Rodger Michael Karl early this year. Michael Rodger Karl has helped us with debt repayment and retirement planning.

Be coachable and willing to learn.

That’s an EXCELLENT life-lesson on rejection. Thanks for your honesty too when it appeared that you would never have been rejected.

I don’t know how I stumbled on this Channel but I’m grateful!!!! Very inspiring

this talking-to-random-successful-people thing is a Doctorate, keep it up!

“Believe your imagination, listen to your imagination” needed to hear this.

The physican provided the most sound advice! Passion is EVERYTHING! Because great salary minus the passion is nothing.

THIS is such an amazing video. Would love more like it. So kind of people to stop their day and be so open and share their lives and their advice. Invaluable and so inspiring!!!!!

I just subscribed because you were so willing to do these videos despite the rejections. THANK YOU! Was encouraged and inspired.

Bro, you are really good at asking questions. Curious and open. Keep it up!

We just expanded our business into the US and I will say that Americans on our team are very inspiring. The partners we've made have an optimism and tenacity (especially towards entrepreneurship) that is infectious to be around. I think its cool to see regular people share their stories.

Love how you were transparent with the amount of no’s!! And the message at the end. thank you for asking and sharing🙏🏼🙏🏼

Great job, Snewj. I really like the wide spectrum of occupations you put together for this video.

So inspiring. Loved your quote “rejection means redirection”. Great video.

Thanks for disclosing how many rejections there were. Appreciate your hard work and persistence!

I like how you approach people, very respectable with such sensitive private information they get to share with us. Thanks for the video.

I really appreciate these my boy. Started to see mindset trends and it’s showing me about myself. Much love

Sure was a lot of diversity and they all had some things in common:1. Vision 2. Hard Work 3. Perseverance

This was really inspiring! I’m 24 setting myself up right now to make over 150k a month by Feb 2023. I’ve been working on this for 12 months straight. My focus is strong and now it’s even stronger 💪🏽💰💰

You are doing a good job with these videos. This is so motivating

I just 38 and had failed online startups a decade ago, which I learned from and appreciate what I learned. THIS, and SnewJ's whole channel etc, makes me want to get a train ticket, a simple bag and head to Cali to see the country and try again.

Thank you for doing this on normal day to day people that we all see that are more relatable than a celebrity or some popular person.

thanks for the inspiration brother, Doctor here, so many rejections for residency, i was literally going to give up today!!! but seeing your videos and the many insights I learned from your videos, will keep me going. God bless you!!!

My brother, this was refreshing compared to so much of the content we see day to day. Keep up the good work, you've got a new subscriber.

Great video and great interviews. Thanks to the people that participated.

"Rejection always means redirection"....I love that phrase!

BIG THANKS YOU TO THOSE KIND INDIVIDUALS THAT SHARED WITH US THEIR PERSPECTIVES. BIG THANKS TO YOU FOR PERSEVERE!!!!

You are my favorite to watch. Your sincerity really shows that your goal is to draw inspiration from people’s stories. You are very respectful in the way you ask questions so they become more comfortable and engage more. Keep doing what you do 💪🏻

First time watcher - I really enjoyed this video and the insights. One note - maybe ask what advice they’d give in general in pursuing your dreams and goals vs. what advice they’d give to someone wanting to be in that field of employment/career? I feel like that’s give a different perspective and insight. No shade, I loved this video! Thank you!

Love your thoughts at the end - don't wait for the opportunity, create the opportunity. The no-hesi mindset. Every now and then its good to get a reminder, helps me to re-focus and get motivated. Keep doing what you're doing brother, it's definitely making a difference to a lot of people, and it definitely made a difference to me.

Watching from Cameroon 🇨🇲🇨🇲. I am motivated watching your content here.

Thank you for doing this and persisting despite so much rejection. The yeses were very encouraging.

Wish I had at least one friend like these individuals. Even just a mentor while trying to get my mobile bbq business to grow into a food trailer etc. Hope you all here also make it to where you’re trying to go!

Im about to start binge watching all these and seeing the similarities. I'm seeing the tech space is really where it's at. But you just gotta love/appreciate whatever you do, get experience and be consistent

Big tip from my Nigerian 🇳🇬 brother. Kudos brother

Thank you to the interviewer and the people willing to answer personal questions! Appreciate you!

It speaks volumes when someone says they love their job!! ❤

Be coachable - that is really good advice for any industry. So many people think they know everything, putting up their own (mental) roadblocks to success. Learning, observing, and practicing is the only way to expand your skills. And you need to be humble and willing to say, "I don't know about this, but I want to learn."

Keep the wave up my guy 🔥 Body language opening up and each video is better and better 💪

I love the variety of people there in a Calabasas. They all do something different and do it well. It just goes to show that no matter who you are and where you started from, you can make it. The American dream is not dead.

Love your content , love the interviews with regular every day people who are rich .

"Chase your dreams, and never stop" I love that

You did an amazing job! You asked the right questions in the right amount of time.

Nice job Snew. First time I watched your content. I am impressed. keep up the good work.

I like your humbleness in asking your questions in the interview. Well done.

I like what your doing bro. I like the first gentleman you interviewed you can see he practices what he says

That is so true - not everyone will complete high school (but please get your GED aka Good Enough Degree 😊) and not everyone will go to or complete higher education (google high paying jobs w/o a college degree) There’s always sole entrepreneur etc. Follow your passion!!! 😊😊 Rejection in any form may discourage us but sometime -even rejection, can be a redirection to a new game plan. eventually we will end up in the right place, so just write it down check it off and move forward one step at a time one step at a time.

What's most impressive is that your questions are making people THINK. The interviewees as much as the viewers. Good work!

All I takes is one person. I am a living witness. God knows if I was much younger. Between the internet and cellphones...I would be rich. But at this time. My health is more important. But I will get stronger. I only do a minimal with my business. Until after this procedure. Once I'm back on my feet. I can think clearer. So proud of these awesome business owners. So smart and inspiring

This is what you called QUALITY CONTENT!❤ so inspiring!!

Good job. Keep it up. These interviews are real, much more valuable than pre-scripted content. Keep asking more precise questions to eliminate their generic answers. Try asking true or false questions.

I love what you are doing! I start my mornings off with your videos like this.

Thanks for this information it’s inspiring. I also love the words of encouragement you provide at the end ❤

I was surprised to look online & see that the median household income in Calabasas is $136,138 as of 2020. Thought it would be higher.

I love how gracious everyone seems and truly want to give some insight.

As someone working and hustling in tech sales, watching you roll with the rejections and take every chance you can to get a great interview is inspiring; cos that’s what sales is all about, never quitting… and it’s nice to hear that reiterated by these rich folk as well.

I love this. I can say many of us who have successful careers and businesses don't mind sharing knowledge as long as it's respectful. There's this prevailing thought that we are all snobs and it's just not the truth.

The main takeaway: Fortune favors the willing. 1) Be ready and willing to work hard and not give up. Keep an eye out for opportunity. 2) Don't freak out when you're young. Success takes time. 3) Enjoy the journey. My own personal learning (not that anyone asked)... It's easier than you think. If you're like me and grew up mostly around people who aren't super successful, it can make you think there is some trick or secret to success that they just haven't figured out. The truth is actually more difficult to accept. It's not that hard. There's no trick to it. Steady determination and TIME will get you to where you want to be.

Nigerian brother telling his story. Love ❤️ it

Thank you all for the interviews. Excellent advice 😊

Create the opportunity do not wait for the opportunity !! well said. Thanks.

Dope video bro! One of our buddies showed us your page! Good stuff!

bro thank you for the video, they always inspire me. 🙏 im a musician, landlord and a trucker and that last guy is right pursue what you love ❤️ always.

This guy is sharing gems! Best channel on KZfaq right now.