Want To Be Rich? Don’t Start A Business.

Here's the truth, I did make my millions from starting successful businesses however I didn’t just jump straight into a business idea after watching a ‘top 10 side hustle’ video.
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[AIShizzle]

Step 2 is so valuable. As Socrates said: "Intelligent individuals learn from everything and everyone; average people from their experiences. The stupid people already have all the answers."

[rockabillyrevolution]

The most important thing is to get started - that's is all you need to know. Period. The danger of staying in a job you hate, although you might learn stuff is that you never leave and run out of time to do anything for yourself.

[moneydiary]

100% agree - starting a business, no matter how small, can teach you so much and set you up to build a better and bigger more successful business. And listening to your customers is how you win - their trust and loyalty, as well as building a product that is worth buying!

[saintbees]

I wanted to be a musician. I made no money at it. I studied accounting and became an accountant. I made a fortune in rhe accounting business. Now I work 5 hours a week and spend the rest of my time doing music as I please.

[AndrewMarcos]

*Amazing. “Do this and acquire wealth..”*

[maxmustermann]

Family has business, I'm stuck in 9-5 job earning average but I quickly realized that starting business is the way to go learn actual skills to make money. Hard? Yes. Stony path? Sure. Long vacation? Nope. Fun and rewarding long term? The freedom to be your own boss and 100 % responsible for your success and failures is worth it!!!

[StarcoreLabs]

Remember to protect yourself because some people are looking to get "Something for Nothing". When you show interest, are kind, and are helpful they see it as a sign that they can use you.

[DylanSigleyDropServicing]

The biggest mistake when starting my first business was quitting my job too early. Having that income to invest in building your business will be far more crucial than the additional time you get from quitting.

[specialprojectsdevgroup]

Your financial advice actually helped us boost our business. I appreciate you.

[getrichwithrach]

I totally agree - "Work to learn, not to earn."

[reddrift]

Best advice I have seen. It really helps to hear advice on YouTube from someone who has been there and done that, vs everyone else building businesses off of their following.

[idittaibi]

Man, you're giving so much value to the internet. I highly appreciate you❤

[Nunya_Bidness_]

I can draw. When I focused on that I made money doing graphic and commercial art. After ten years circumstances forced me to do other things. But I always regretted not continuing to follow Michelangelo's advice: "Draw, Antonio, draw, while there is time."

As for "quiet quitting"/doing the bare minimum, that's a response to being grossly overworked and under-rewarded.

[jacob]

Thank you for being rooted in your approach, really good advice for young people

[samotivationbysami]

Totally agree with developing skills first. Best way to do it is to work with someone who already embodies that skill and is successfully using it to make money. Once you have developed your skills, you can go your own way and make money ;) Thanks for another great video, Mark!

[UntappedAnalysis]

He hits a lot of great points in this one video and manages to tie them all together. Very glad I came across this video again!

[marktaylorauthor]

I wish I had watched this video when I was in high school. such good wisdom. I didn’t know how to work and learn. I just turned 37 yesterday, and I’m just starting my journey. You’re never to young or old to learn and grow

[jacktaylor]

Hi Mark - it appears you've really thought about what you've been doing along the way, as you've been doing it! Fascinating perspective and a message of value. I definitely agree with the notion of trying lots of different things to find your talents. Thanks, Jack

[conchobar]

Excellent advice. The only advice I think was missing was what I call "The Pivot". Nearly all successful corporations made major changes since the beginning of their formation; be it their name, product, or how consumers receive their products. No matter how detailed your business plan is written, it will be outdated 3-6 months into your business. So don't be afraid of choosing the wrong name or logo. Also don't have tunnel vision as your observations will ultimately dictate that your business pivot at some point.

[lilithpowers]

You're such an inspiration, Mark!!! I'm so greatly appreciative of you taking your time to make these videos, and thank you for doing so!