Asking Millionaires How To Make $1,000,000

When I was a kid I used to love driving through nice neighborhoods to get a glimpse of million dollar mansions.

And I always wondered, “What do these people do for a living to afford such nice houses?”

In this video, I go knock on millionaires’ doors and ask if hard work is really the secret to success.

Asking Millionaires How To Make $1,000,000 (Part 1)

[RobertoBlake]

Something from this video that I took away is most of these people chose amazing partners… their partners are successful in their own right and they play to each other’s strengths and they have genuine affection from the way you hear them talk about it.

They also seem to be in their 40s-50s.
So they spent decades also gaining lived experience and they also were willing to pivot in life.

[johnvishnesky]

I love how most of these people weren't chasing a quick buck. They were surrendering to life's path and following what made them happy. Great video!

[jesusme]

I like the way the first man answered, you can plan all you want, and then life throws things at you. Wow, so so wise.

[rb]

OMG. This series is phenomenal. The lady in the last gave some golden advice to take detour if required.

[noahkagan]

I'm going to give away $1, 000 to one of you beautiful people who likes, subscribes and leaves a comment on this video. I'll pick the winner in 7 days from today 💰

[Monteath]

I love the fact you add in the unsuccessful attempts to show that yeah, there are a lot of no's but by continuing on you get the surprising number of people willing to talk and that's really cool. And a great lesson in its own right.

[redgenaldjob]

"Everything in moderation including moderation"
Haha she is such a gem.
Love your content

[noahkagan]

UPDATE on the giveaway: Congrats to Igor Martins for winning the $1000 💰🎉

[pineapplelemon]

The lady that lives in Italy knows her stuff! It’s really cool that you’re making these insightful videos. Keep going!

[cardr]

This is really inspiring. One thing that I always take away from videos like these is that there is no secret tip that will make in a millionaire. Its hard-work, discipline, and organization.

[shannonvanduren]

I never heard you tell them your name/introduce yourself, but you were very kind, especially in this video vs earlier ones you've done in this series. People have either been more willing and honest to share, or you've found your grove to talk to people and ask them these questions in an honest way!

[MisterCastro]

I really appreciate how calm and open the people that shared their beginnings with us. Very wholesome video.

[whereverstudios]

Everyone thinks movie stars live in these mansions, but it's great to see you talking to normal people that stayed focused, found a passion, and worked hard in life. Thanks for being bold enough to ask for their stories to inspire us!

[shredwithmetv]

This was really great. Everyone was humble, worked hard, and were willing to give advice. It jus motivates me to network more and meet new ppl no matter what field I end of working in:)

[monstercr]

I am 28 years old and I still dont know what I would love to do, The pressure to become financially stable is really killing me now, I wish I can find the job like they have found and I hope that anyone younger reading this finds their passion before reaching my age

[jleatherwood]

I appreciate what you’re trying to do and wholeheartedly encourage you to keep doing it. Older people love sharing their knowledge for the most part but for the last few years when I see people making huge mistakes and try to share knowledge with them, especially online the response I get is “okay boomer”. proving the old adage that you can lead a horse to water but you can’t make them drink.

[StayingFresh.]

Noah this video was actually something I’ve been looking for on YouTube for a while. It’s nice to know what these people do and their interesting stories. Keep doing more please! I liked subscribed and commented, good luck to everyone else!

[Athena_Grail]

I appreciate you taking the time to make these videos Noah. Even after having people decline- you continue to knock on doors and ask until someone was willing to speak with you. Having your audience see you having the willpower to continue despite a handful of people not wanting to be in the video is an inspiring trait.

[AIAdvantage-Business-strategy]

Quality content man. Knocking doors is not easy, stoked that you found some awesome interviews.

[ohmar]

love this kind of content it’s real interesting hearing their stories and how they started. it should be a series 👍🏼