McDonalds Worker To Millionaire 💰#shorts

MCDONALD's WORKER TO MULTI-MILLIONAIRE 💰 #shorts
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[paoloh]

"if you're poor, try being rich"

[MustangSallyBatch]

Working at a soul crushing, minimum wage job for a year is what inspired me to pursue my dreams.

[sashanksharma]

*Starts new business
*business fails
*goes bankcrupt
(An alternate ending to the story)

[killaved]

I feel like people are misunderstanding the point of the video. He isnt saying start up a buisness and become a millionare or that working at macdonalds gives you the money to start up a business. He is saying that your first job doesnt define you, puts work experience on the table and (in subtext) gives you the right mindset in order to become financially stable.

[Voice_Ai]

“So u just got lucky”

“Nah bro it’s skill issue. Get better bozo.”

[falconer-tsfq]

“Oh, so you got lucky then”

“Nah mate, it’s called *cough* tax evasion *cough* “

[NWGTHappy]

I found out this is a lie. I have worked over 20 years make good money and good credit but nobody wants to loan you the capital you need to start a business. It's like pulling teeth and the system feels like it against you.

[cursetheblade]

ive learned to never take financial advice from influencers... hope you guys don't either

[juanjoseconstantino]

My dad worked at McDonald’s for over 30 years and when he quit he didn’t even get a thank you… all they did was get mad at him for needing to find a replacement… corporate ladder-work experience my ass!!

[jenbickies]

My first job my McDonald’s. I was 18 and customers would take the piss out of me for working there by making out I was dumb, but I all other companies wanted me to have work experience. I just left school and had no work experience so McDonald’s were the only ones that took me on. I worked there for a year and a half, got a bit of work experience and then left to climb the ladder elsewhere. Never looked back

[anth]

Mark, id love some advice for someone starting out in their 30s when compound interest is less effective.

[howtomakeyourlifeeasier]

McDonald's can really teach you work ethics!

[JasonAmir-qouo]

Its funny how the friend laughed at him and 20 years later the friend is still the same.

[Logicotion]

I love how his style didn't change 20 years later

[ThebestOne-scuo]

2 things that helped me and literally changed my life

1. I stopped watching porn
2. I read the book called 'Money Borlest
3. Stop drinking

[SadMarinersFan]

Ah yes. I too learned how to start a multi million dollar company and made enough money to start it by getting paid wages at or below the poverty line. Great advice🖕

[optimaboy_lol]

This is the best financial lesson I've ever heard Thank You!!

[tyrantix]

Gotta start somewhere and something is better than nothing. What matters is having a goal and knowing how to get there.

[alksi]

For my 1st job, i was pressure washing tire rims and now im glad to say im an engineer leading a group of 20 people. You do what you do to get around and it will definitely look good on your resume when looking for a better job opportunity.

[justincrediblefantasy]

Very well said, I like how he acknowledges that people ridicule other people for working somewhere like McDonald’s which is just ridiculous. You gotta start somewhere. I started out cutting peoples lawns with a weed Wacker for 10 dollars per lawn. Then I started washing dishes.