Asking 70 Year Old Billionaires If They Have Any Regrets

Have you ever wondered if all the sacrifices and hard work required to become a billionaire are even worth it? Well in this video I’m going to be asking the business tycoons behind Uggs Boots, Kinkos and Qualcomm how they built their business empire and whether or not they have any regrets.

Links to people mentioned in the video:

[crok]

"In your 20s, you really do care about people think about you.
You get to be 40, you don't really care what people think about you.
Then you get to be 60, you realise no one thought of you in the first place."

Damn, that was good.

[Johntheviewer]

success is when your kids wanna be with you when they're adults

[stldweller]

2:41 Billionaire: "You don't understand the luxury of waking up every morning and not worrying". You are correct.

[Quebert]

I like how he called BS on business people “Loving their business”. I appreciate his honesty on being money driven. We need more transparency like this.

[ajgmone]

"The most cool thing I've been called my entire life; is Dad".
Legend

[jackmiddleton]

Kinkos billionaire is refreshing. Doesn't play it down. Says it felt great to become a billionaire. Immediately casually goes over what he sees as regrettable instead of giving a hippie answer. Has the lust for life to buy a jet but understands that the most valuable thing is family.

[Raymondjohn]

I used to think everybody went broke during the Great Depression and other major crashes but they didn’t… Some made millions, I also thought everybody went out of business during these times but they didn’t, some went into business, there's always depression/recession for some people and there's always a good time for others, it's all about perspective.

[ThinhNguyen-pmbi]

Can't believe we have a chance to listen to these humble billionaires. Thanks Noah

[deathrowinmate]

The "Customers build your business" is a thought provoking line. Love it.

[m.malina]

"... then you get to be 60 you realize no one ever thought of you in the first place" - 3:19 is gold.

[laowai]

Went to an expo once with a Brazilian multi-millionaire. Walked past a fruit juice stand that had a monopoly at the show. He saw the stand and was in total awe. They were juicing oranges automatically. A huge line. I thought nothing of it. The Brazilian pulled me back and asked me to count the drinks they sold in the next minute. About 15 drinks at $4 a drink. He asked what turnover would that be per day? At that moment realized how the mind of a true entrepreneur works.

[leapnlarry]

I love the “success is having adult children that enjoy being with you”. I agree, money is great but life is about relationships. I think my adult kids like being with us, i know i love being with them. Larry

[sepeti]

“You don’t understand the luxury of waking up every morning and not worrying, and thinking about what you want to think about “ just wow

[Em_and_Am]

I feel like my billionaire grandpa just gave me priceless gems on what life is really suppose to be like...billionaire or not. Appreciate the video Noah and team.

[mentifresh]

The founder of kinkos... what a legend. Advice to live by

[Bdpjev]

"Success is when your children want to hang around you as adults." Well said...

[philipcollen]

Success depends on the actions or steps you take to achieve it. Building wealth involves developing good habits like regularly putting money away in intervals for solid investments. Financial management is a crucial topic that most tend to shy away from, and ends up haunting them in the near future.., I pray that anyone who reads this will be successful in life!!

[noahkagan]

Full video where I ask 70 Year Old Billionaires if they have any regrets:

[geoffjenkins]

Becoming a dad completely changed my life. I now have different aspirations, concerns, priorities, etc. So yes, I think the best life is one with my family, as often as possible.

[vuuoc]

Success is when your children want to be with you when they are adults. I love that saying!