the best advice from my mom - "never give up" the best advice from my 1 grandfather - "be fair and reasonable people to fair and reasonable people, and everyone else can f-off" the best advice from my other grandfather - "if you know you can't deal on a handshake, don't do it" God bless you all.

Thank goodness you brought this up! Truly, investing has changed my perspective on how one can succeed in life; working multiple jobs isn't the optimal way to attain financial freedom and unfortunately, we discover this later in life. Currently earn as much as 10 grand weekly and this has improved my financial life. Great piece!.

I never had a trust fund. I leaned early on if I want a better life I had to grind and work my butt off to have that. Kids need to be taught that.

My own mother taught me the same principle, but it was when I was 10 , not when i was a college graduate. What she actually said was , " If you're looking for sympathy , you'll find it in the dictionary between Sh!t and Syphilis."

My Dad told me and my three brothers, on our 12th birthdays, “Just so you know, you’re out of here in six years.” Best thing he could have done. Joined USAF, then college, corporate life, LLC, now retired. Thanks Dad.

What it comes down to is if someone is left with nothing, that someone will be forced to become resourceful or creative or whatever it takes to find a way to escape this abyss! Desperate people in most cases will find a way to survive and do even more!

3 things that have been changing and literally transforming my life: 1st: Seek the Lord, 2nd, fear the Lord, Love the Lord my God. Everything outside those things are basically worthless.

Kevin can do some standup and I would go to the shows. Not only is he a fabulously successful business man, but he's a seriously funny dude.

I completely agree ..well dressed doesn’t mean suit and tie only ..it means being presentable and respectful which is why I didn’t point out how people dress but broader presentation of self.

Taking early notes from successful individuals as to the importance of sound asset diversification and risk management It can’t be overstated. I’ve been trying to grow my portfolio of $300K for sometime now, I would greatly appreciate any other suggestions.

We learn from our mistakes in life . Hard lessons but are need for life’s growth .

My son gave me an amazing tip: The best dressed person in the room always wins. How many of these interviewers are dressed like Kevin. Kevin gave everyone a tip without saying it. Dress better than the others in the room.

"You're dead to me" is my favorite quote from Kevin.

Three Tips That Changed My Life: 1) No more cheques… The dead bird under the nest Nevers learns to fly. Set up a trust until that provides for kids until they can provide for themselves 2) Intuition is experience distilled. The longer you’re at something, yhe better your intuition is better about business and life. 3) Finish school and then get an MBA Thanks.

I lost over $70k when everything started to tank. Not because I was in an exchange that went belly up. I was just stupid to hold and because that's what everyone said. I'm still responsible. It just taught me to be a better investor now that I understand more of what could go wrong. It took me over two years of being in the market, I'm really grateful I found one source to recover my money, at least $10k profits weekly. Thanks Charlotte Miller.

I’ve been working and learned how to drive a stick shift farm truck at six years old. I’ll always respect my father for that. Then with those lessons I got a full ride scholarship

Some things we thank our parents later for, especially when it comes to issues of moral integrity. It's good to be spoiled with advantages, while not being spoiled rotten as is so typical these days.

These life stories are great because you can learn so much from someone else's experiences so that you're less prone to making the same mistakes.

The best advice my parents gave me was on the day I graduated high school they said their obligation to me is over. You’re now on your own.

Besides Kevin's honesty during interviews, he really knows how to talk confidently without mumbling. Can you tell us how you improved your public speaking abilities becuase I rarely see you mumble for words.

Amazing video, you work for 40yrs to have 1$M in your retirement, meanwhile some people are putting just $10K into trading from just few weeks ago and now they are multimillionaires

So true! And it’s a great lesson. Unfortunately wealth tends to preclude this blessing by entitlement- never stressing things.

I’m going into my second year in Maynooth University. I’m studying accounting & finance, and my god, I’m finding myself falling more in love with the world of business. It is so interesting. The numbers, what they mean, professionalism and so much more. There is a key life lesson behind that saying about the dead bird & it couldn’t be any more bang on.

Thumbs up 👍 Mr Wonderful

I love the dead bird quote. Awesome from Mr. Wonderful.

Perfect guidance from "Mr. Wonderful"!

Tough love, is hardest! But best

so good!! Thank you for sharing

DANM I LOVE KEVIN!! 💯

Thanks for sharing. Watching now! ;-)

Wisdom takes time and failure then pivot with added time seeking success 🤔😎

Fantastic advice. Sharing with my son.

Excellent advice all around, Kevin. The dead bird: I did something very similar to this with my son, and he is now doing really well in life.

What Kevin talks is reality. The world will kick the shit out of you if you just take your degrees and certificates to showcase yourself but if you know something what other 8 billion people don’t know then the world will look for you, give you opportunities, money and power to rule their organizations, country or institutions. Don’t be the herd

I'm a high value man .my advice is to let jesus be your guide because when you on your death bed what's going to have the highest value is going to true hope and that only comes from THE LORD JESUS CHRIST!!!

Kevin you are entertaining which is something people are your age never manage to accomplish and its a great value to show why people like myself enjoy watching you.

Very true...nothing beats "Valid" experience!

I remember seeing a video by Kevin making fun of San Francisco yet his kids live there.

I found this very informative and helpful. However, he also had the psychological advantage to know that if something horrible happened and he couldn't make it or whatever he would have the support of his family regardless of what is said in this interview. That is huge.

Totally AGREED! Thank you for this counsel.

Kevin, you have a developed ability to recognize potential in a person. The question is, a person who has good ideas - but there is also something that blocked the implementation of ideas, how does this person get the confidence to implement ideas, is it even possible? A person's situation has been good for a long time and there has been no pressure to change or develop.

Thanks Kevin 😊 I love this!!

Thank you 👍👍👍

LOVE IT!!

Very interesting. Thanks for uploading this.

Thanks ❤

Kevin, thank you.

You were lucky. I paid for my own college. I started working day one.

I was raised with no free anything but also told big success was for other people (while also taught I was special and could be anything I wanted to be.) My whole life I made every dollar with my hands but always discouraged, even unsupported, if I took selfish risk on things like investments and such. I was a fool for buying that. I have a lot of talent but don't know what I will do when I cannot create a living from my hands and skills.

Great advice. That light proves he is evil.😂

❤wonderful motivation !!!!

BRAVO

Love this so much. When you're comfortable you dont really try.

So many great cinematographers other than the one that shot the last interview. Shutter angle!

Tip #4 learn how to operate a boat. Maybe 1st aid course as well.

wise words

Kevin is brilliant thinking Men , that why he is MR wonderful

Great advice ❤

I’m doing the exact same thing for my kids (not a trust but you know) 🤣

My top three tips would have to be study hi, take the test hi, get hi grades. I'm the best Monito! Ya heard?

1st x viewer new subscriber. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

Good stuff. Help your kids. Don"t hinder them.

Cool story

When it comes to the world of investing, most people don't know where to start. Fortunately, great investors of the past and present can provide us with guidance.

I'm working on one of your tips

Dearest Kevin...you are correct...and wrong, at the same time. Always follow your intuition...is the most brilliant advice...in the history of creation. Your intuition comes from your experience...cannot be correct. And do you know why...it is because even young children have intuition...that is just as good as yours. Intuition...comes from the universe. It is the universe guiding you...on what is the best path for you to take. ❤

What a great American. What a great guy. Teach our youth, sir, teach our youth.

MY Dad gave me the speech at age 17 telling me I could have any car I wanted and go to any college I wanted the only thing is I had to pay for it myself. And that included the insurance. The best thing he could have said to me.

Sounds like you did things the right way.

Great story

Great video. But someone fix that damn light in the last tip.

I'm convinced that investing 50k-100k in the right company before it goes big is more important than saving for retirement. However, picking the right company is so hard. I have around 200k in a HYSA and want to invest it. What are the best opportunities now?

Tip #4 Don't drink 🍸 and boat 🛥.

Way to go team McGill proud Canadian

Shouldve spoke about his golden boy Sam Bankman-Fried

Huge risk of stoking resentment in the kids though. We incrementally allow more decision-making and consequence-facing and requirements of working because you can start working at age 15, legally, in most states. And you can have a paper route even younger. If you surprise your kids unexpectedly, there is a risk of stoking lifelong resentment. They might easily set to work and become self-reliant. But I have seen peers "create a distance" between them and parents after getting a sudden "cutting of the umbilical cord" If you impose life on children, it's pretty rational that a gradual/incremental requirement of increasing self-reliance expectations once they hit puberty. Can you have successful children who avoid any further 'abandonment' outcomes with you, their parents. Absolutely. I've seen it up close. It's not the kid's fault, either. The parent knows the world. The kid is just a kid. Incrementally-increasing self-reliance from your children is feasible. Giving them the "we're abandoning you now - good luck out there" treatment can work for some kids. But not all, unfortunately. .

Ironic that Kevin speaks about photography and film in a room that has LED lighting that looks like it’s blinking because of the video frame rate.

He worked with Osborne computers? Did he rage leave the company when the board of directors played him? Did he fly around on a high-tech glider throwing bombs? Did he choke a newspaper editor asking: "Who's the photographer who takes the pictures of Spiderman?!" even though it's actually written on the cover of the newspapers? DID HE?!!

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That's where the term "spoiled" comes from. Don't spoil your children, love them but only support and guide them enough to become strong adults.

Wish I had heard this before my kid turned 30 and still living at home.

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What watch is on your lift wrist?

kevin is am in canada I am an X Amazon employee as technical support for Alexa products i’m not even able to find job here in Canada I had companies like Tata consultancy services and Amazon back in India that were offering me to stay and join them but the pay was too less compared to Canada or USA when I come here and try to join the same companiesthey don’t even consider my application for similar positions what’s going on and what is going wrong

Great video! I just wish I could afford to pay my son through the end of college

I’m retired but I would’ve loved the opportunity to work with you on some projects. We would’ve had a riot.

Kevin is awesome

Kevin oleary, are you guys hiring for your podcast? Would love to work on the channel. Let me know

1) Intuition comes from knowledge + experience, I am sorry, All the books + knowledge inside the book would breed intuition. 2) too much experience kills intuition and 99% of intuitions kill themselves. 3) Be brave to your intuition, cos great success comes after it.

There is absolutely no chance on earth that when Kevin and his wife eventually pass, he allows his family fortune to be dissolved. Sounds great in interviews but It will surely be inherited by his children.

hey kevin

Kevin's favorite word..."shit." Mine begins with "F". I enjoyed this . Obviously he's right, about it all. That "shit" is everywhere, imho.

Interesting. But, the tips only matter if you live in North America and other similar countries without free education and mostly if you come from money. The business degree tip is fine I guess - except if everyone did that, there'd be no doctors and nurses, no teachers, no first responders, no scientists, no engineers etc. etc. etc. For every billionaire there needs to be a population of non-billionaires/non-millionaires making up the core of society, or there'd be nowhere for the billionaires and millionaires to make their earnings. 😉

Rich kids don’t have to say no to things for financial reasons. When your young looking back you need to say no to a lot of things.

But imagine those kids who ask their wealthy dad for help with college funding. My son. His dad said no. Get out.😢 my son is devastated that his dad doesn't care to set him on his way

3rd story was kind of advice tip

Tip 1 don’t wear pants in your videos 😂

O'Leary 2028!

Really great argument to have a 100% estate tax.

You can’t put a price on experience