A $6 Million Dollar Lesson from a Jewish Businessman

In today's video, Patrick Bet-David talks about the importance of surrounding yourself with the right people.

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[dac]

First person to show me his portfolio over $20 million was a jewish quant trader. I was in high school and asked him how to follow best path - he said this business is technical skills and less networking. Go to best Ivy league school and do math degree with minor in Finance and aim for a 4.0 GPA then do masters degree in financial mathematics or financial engineering and try join a quant fund out of grad school. I did all that except 2 years investment banking in a low tier investment banking but then transferred to a quant fund. Made first $5 million before 30.

[carbonfibercreationswashin]

Great advice. We never make it all on our own. Someone had faith in you or many people had faith in you as a business person.

[Vikarmkumar-lf]

The fact that nobody talks about the forbidden book jews money secrets on borlest, speaks volumes about how people are stuck in a trance

[kitgulden]

Patrick saying is, if you’re the only one in your business making money pretty soon you’re the only one in your business love listening to you my brother.

[alamroX]

There is no value in money without a community

[danc]

Patrick you are a Gem! thank you for making us all smarter. blessings for doing it for free.

[henriqueguimaraes]

The unity that the J's have in their group is outstanding, the right mindset that they have with each other is the secret of their success life, they want to make money together in their racial group, other groups should think that way.

[jaycho]

Stop the scarcity mindset. Everybody needs to win.

[timothyck]

I said that Jews in Hollywood help eachother, and i got labeled a conspiracy theorist. 😂

[arigutman]

This is a great video, thank you for sharing... One thing will always remain true, Jewish values supersede and produce results.. Thank G-d for Torah!

[MrCoryella]

This reminds me of a quote from The Godfather 2: “Hyman Roth is the only one left, because he always made money for his partners.”

[vesubioromo]

Great video, man. The first job I got when I moved to the big city was for a Jewish owner of retail outlets. Big Boss. Started with one, now has 10 plus huge real estate portfolio. He and his wife were the nicest people you'd ever meet but if you work for them you do your job well, No Excuses. I left his company (with notice and in good standing) to strike out on my own. He thanked me for my service, told me to call if I wanted to work there again, and I said Thanks and farewell.
Many years later, I needed to speak to a very prominent restaurant owner to advance my project and there was no way to reach this guy. I called my old job and told the manager my delimma and he recommended I call Big Boss. He gave me his home office number and told me to call him at 7:30am sharp. So I did. The Big Boss, now a nine-figure man, remembered me. Said he went to school with that restaurant owner (successful people are usually connected), gave me his back office number, and told me to call him with his blessing. I did. The restaurant owner said, "If Dave thinks you're a good guy, then I'll sit down with you." We set the time, we met, and my big project now has wheels. And that meeting opened 2 other big doors.
If you read all this, here's the takeaway. 1. Jewish people LOVE to help people who work hard to help themselves. 2. NEVER miss an appointment unless you died on the way. 3. NEVER burn a bridge. No matter how small the job, work so hard that when you leave they would be happy to have you back.

[campaignerfortruth]

If you ask a rich Jew how he makes money, he’ll give you an answer. If you ask a rich Chinese, Black, Mexican, etc. He might also give you an answer.
Anyone who made money, regardless of their ethnicity or religion, made it because they were good at making money.
I would say it has less to do with one’s ethnicity or religion, more to do with the individual.
But indeed, Jewish values such as integrity, honesty, and earning money the honest way like our Torah commands us to, is certainly a way to succeed, and most importantly that all that we have comes from G-d, that we put in the effort, but only through G-d’s help we will succeed. So yes non Jews can learn from these lessons as-well, and benefit greatly.

[docsavage]

Nice to hear someone admit it rather than pretend it's some anti-Semitic conspiracy theory. There's nothing wrong with looking out for your people so they look out for you.

[yonah]

The idea is to help out other people in your tribe and the family comes first.

[TheRealPhillipJacobs]

I literally like Pat's videos before I even watch it - That's how much value he always brings to the table.
Thanks for always putting content out regardless of how far above you all are Pat & Team.

[greghankins]

Great Short Clip, Perfect Click Bait Title and as always you delivered value as promised. Kudos.

[freddyj]

I am not Jewish I have always said that everyone has to make money there is enuf there for us all if we do it right

[BookOfMorman]

This is a great video with a seriously overlooked and important point. Arabs often do the same thing where they pool their resources within the family. As a white guy growing up in the USA, it never made sense to me that around 18-22 most people would move out and "start over" financially, especially if they have sibilings. The point from this video always seemed more intrinsically appealing to me.

[Mr.Gratitude]

True. Must create an economic ecosystem in which most win, small and big bucks.