Asking Japanese Millionaires How They Got Rich

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Today, I asked millionaires in Japan how they acquired their wealth!!

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[shaduhhh]

No BS, straight up answer 3:00 legend bro

[cheekyjoseph]

That sponsor ad was incredibly smart and hilarious

[ulwqkvp]

That last guy is the the type of people we need in our world. People that think about solving other peoples problem and then about the money.
9:27 "money goes last for me"

So key things I guess I learned :
passion to do something.
Turning that passion into something that will help the people around you.

[charlene]

Honestly, this is your best video yet. Why? Coz you really asked the questions the viewers wanted to know.
It showed you have a real knack for off the cuff interviews. That’s a skill
More of this and longer

[BrentJ.Sanchez]

In Texas and I cannot even leave my $6.5K watch in my $100K truck without it being broken into and/or stolen. That is why I love Tokyo

[lifewithmochi]

Bro this is one of your best videos yet! I know I’ve told you before but wow your interviewing skills are incredible! You ask amazing questions and your overall skills with people is crazy impressive! Keep the great content coming bro!

[GoldenEraPharaoh]

Great Video, goodass questions too !!

[chillout]

what i loved about these people they own beautiful things like cars and watches but same time they wear elegant and normal clothes and they know a lot about the business it show you their mindset

[nagasako]

Overall, I think Japanese money is so much more humble than western rich people. 😅

[lucablocca]

I love this kind of video. It is very interesting thank you so much😊😊 ❤💯❤💯

[rellg.]

The only biggest achievement I have ever made so far in my life is earning my pilot license. I want to be a secret billionaire, but help not only myself but others.

[zazzalo]

I wish they went more in depth about what they actually do than just “consulting” and “auto industry.” Especially the consulting guy since he makes so much but I get it, Japan is a very private country.

[eustacerobinson]

Nice pitch on asking them how they made it. The first guy I like a lot he was happy to share his knowledge. Blessings 🎉🎉🎉🎉

[sakurachristineito]

Actually the best places to meet secret bilionaires in Japan are in their offices & homes. They don't really go out driving flashy supercars, they only go to work, have meetings in like other people's offices or in restaurants & then go home.

[AnthonyJustice-ix]

I lost over $80k 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.

[averageguy]

That sponsor segment was lit! Best one I've seen.

[richardboholst]

For someone who wants to start a business like me, this is so helpful thanks for this video, for me the first guy's advice is the best!

[Kaizoushin]

You went to the right neighborhoods lol
I used to work at Giroppon HIlls and it completely numbed me to seeing supercars every day. It took something special like a Toyota 2000GT or a Lotus Esprit V8 to turn my head.

[celebritystories]

The last rich guy interviewed: " first, u have to give whatever makes the customer happy first, then money will follow." 👏👏

[haremprotagonist]

you made me watch the sponsor part what I usually skip. it was brilliant. I liked the story of getting potentially scammed!