How I Made $989,308 (As A Lazy Person)

[freesk]

1) Naval
2) Taylor A Welch
3) Sama
4) Paul Graham (Y Combinator)
5) Alex Hormozi
6) Sam Ovens

[johnpatrick]

Thank you, Mr. Kirby. Your content reminds me to become better every single day and that there's nothing impossible as long as you dedicate yourself to the goal :)

[kazzok]

I really like the new style of video, It's so much more efficient and you don't need all this flashy editing to get the point accross well. It's just very raw and I'm loving it!!

[bhargavg]

Same here buddy I did the binge watch too of sam ovens content, it's addictive

[makingmodernmen]

The ability to make money does not by itself make you a man worthy of respect or admiration. To transcend, to become superhuman, there are so many other, arguably more important facets of one’s lifestyle that play an integral role in one’s own self image, and the energy and reception they will receive from society at large.

Sure, Andrew has made some money, but if you passed him on the street, or heard him speak without knowing about his wealth, would he strike you as a man with gravitas, a man that commands respect, who is desirable? I don’t believe so.

I respect that he is aiming to help people, but in an age where seemingly everyone is trying to do that, WHO you choose to listen to is just as important as the information presented.

Like one of my favorite books ‘The Richest Man In Babylon’ says: “You wouldn’t ask a brick maker about jewels”.

[vanillasugarrr]

Can you please make a video showing the people you consistently watch on youtube or a list? Maybe not all of them, but the ones you think have helped you the most in different areas of life 👀🙏🏻

[thomasduthie]

Agreed. Just started unfollowing people that aren’t helping me grow or really bring me excitement and joy. Working out really well!

[AkashKunver]

Dude I commented this same thing in your last video, but I’m saying it again because it’s true: love this simplistic style of content! So unique compared to everyone else. Congrats on your success too, been watching your videos for so long and you deserve every penny you earned!

[potapotapotapotapotapota]

I subscribe to a lot of people, but because I only have a couple hours a day to spend I have to curate which videos I think I will find most useful to me. Sometimes it's a cooking video, sometimes it's a political discussion, sometimes it's just something entertaining. But the way I see it, I curate the people I would even consider watching and then refine those choices until I find the best videos to watch for my day or week.

[joe_zupko]

Sam Ovens’ old videos had some really powerful info in them, just like this vid

[drergot]

YouTube: the one place in all of commerce where "turning over" = "making".

[silvioramos]

Another banger Andrew. Clear and concise, watched the whole video easily.

[Adam-yfss]

How to make a million dollars (for real):
1. Work your a** off for 4 years and build a YouTube channel of 500K+.
2. Create a $200 course and convert 1% of your audience.

[GregPreece]

Super inspirational Andrew. I remember the Sam Ovens blue suit advert days hahahah!
It takes people a lot of time to realise they can learn faster and go further under the guidance of others. Great advice you share here.

[butta_dawg]

Been here since you were at 42k subscribers talking about Stoicism, it makes me more than happy to see that you've made it Andrew, congrats bro!

[AndrewWYT]

Bro you actually give value in your videos compared to a lot of other wishy washy productivity youtubers, i salute you bro

4:34 I see you to do some time traveling here :D

[lyr]

"You're the average of 5 people you consume content from the most"
Oh no, I am memes

[johannes]

btw.: many thanks for your sunday synthesis 😄

[parmenides]

You get rich by telling people to follow other people because they give you money for advertisements.