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Speaker 4: Top three lessons that you guys learned or took away
Speaker 4: from investments.
Speaker 5: Once ago.
Speaker 4: I'll start. I think, you know, I always listen when
Speaker 4: billionaires speak. I listened when everybody speaks, but I'm very,
Speaker 4: very intended to when billionaires speak.
Speaker 5: So I was like a stunt right there. That's reality.
Speaker 5: I mean, how people have conversations with billionaire.
Speaker 4: No, not having this conversations one. I don't have to
Speaker 4: have a opversation to here somebody. So I didn't have
Speaker 4: a conversation with Dan Cathy, but I heard him speak.
Speaker 4: So when Dan Cathy, he was using a lot of
Speaker 4: analogies and he was saying, how you know, uh, orchestra,
Speaker 4: every every person in the orchestra has to has to
Speaker 4: perform at a high level for the music to sound
Speaker 4: how it's supposed to sound. And he said, never dumbed
Speaker 4: down the music based off of the talent of the orchestra.
Speaker 4: Get better talent in the orchestra to fit the composition of.
Speaker 5: The mood of the music.
Speaker 4: That extremely valuable gym for entrepreneurs, business owners, just people
Speaker 4: in general. Another thing that I took away was Tyler
Speaker 4: Perry when he told us about partnerships working together and
Speaker 4: he was like, the problem that most people have is
Speaker 4: they try to get too much too fast. He's like,
Speaker 4: there's nothing wrong with getting small pieces, because you're getting
Speaker 4: small pieces here. He's like five to ten just small
Speaker 4: pieces of different things, as opposed to just trying to
Speaker 4: get a large chunk of something up front, which could
Speaker 4: potentially ruin a relationship or run a deal. And I
Speaker 4: thought that that was valuable because he's somebody who has
Speaker 4: done probably the best job of maintaining his independence, but
Speaker 4: he understands even that there's still value in collaboration. So
Speaker 4: even when he was talking about like you know, working
Speaker 4: with BT and he's like, you know, there's certain he
Speaker 4: doesn't You don't have to do every single thing yourself.
Speaker 4: You you know what I'm saying, There's nothing wrong with partnerships, collaborations,
Speaker 4: small pieces here and there, and the way he kind
Speaker 4: of broke it down, it made a lot of sense
Speaker 4: to me, even you know, him working with Hollywood Studios,
Speaker 4: written his studio a lot, So that was something that
Speaker 4: was real big for me as far as that that
Speaker 4: collaborative effort, that collaborative piece that he that he said,
Speaker 4: and then also from Steve Harvey, what I got from
Speaker 4: him was that perception is not always reality, but you
Speaker 4: can't worry about that. You just got to keep going.
Speaker 4: And when we told the White House Story, which will
Speaker 4: be putting that out soon, but people are very fickle
Speaker 4: and people will love you today and they'll hate you tomorrow.
Speaker 4: But you can't worry about that, Like you can't, you know,
Speaker 4: worry about what people on the internet are talking about.
Speaker 4: You just got to stay focused on what you're doing.
Speaker 4: Because winning is don't have time to talk about other people.
Speaker 4: Only losers talk about other people. So if you're winning,
Speaker 4: you just got to stay focused, keep the blinders on,
Speaker 4: move forward, and people will come back around. Even if
Speaker 4: they hate you today, they're gonna love you tomorrow. That's
Speaker 4: just how it works. And that happened to him a
Speaker 4: few times, a Miss Universe thing, the Donald Trump thing,
Speaker 4: and now he's back on top. So you just got
Speaker 4: to stay the course. So those are three things that
Speaker 4: I took away from three different people.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's incredible, So I'm gonna start. The first thing
Speaker 2: I wrote him down was the value of humility. And
Speaker 2: this is it was so random. I was walking out
Speaker 2: of backstage, actually going into the vendor marketplace, and I
Speaker 2: see this gentleman with this sky blue braiser on. He
Speaker 2: had like four bags in his hand, and I saw
Speaker 2: like one of the staff just randomly walking with him.
Speaker 2: And the young lady walked up to me and said,
Speaker 2: can you help this man. He's trying to find the
Speaker 2: speakers where the speakers are supposed to go. And I
Speaker 2: looked at her and she had no idea who the
Speaker 2: gentleman was. And I looked at I said, mister Cathy,
Speaker 2: I'll take it from here. I'll walk in where you
Speaker 2: need to go. And he looked at me and said, hey,
Speaker 2: how you doing. What's your name. I'm like, Troy, my
Speaker 2: pleasure to meet you. And he was like, oh, pleasure
Speaker 2: is online.
Speaker 5: Here's a card.
Speaker 2: You gave me a Chick fil A car. Then Kathy
Speaker 2: is the former CEO of Chi fil A who passed
Speaker 2: it down here. Obviously he had a conversation with David
Speaker 2: Shan's but he was just he was just trying to
Speaker 2: find his way, right, And so I I loiced the ba.
Speaker 2: He had about four bags and I said, look with
Speaker 2: all these bags and he said, I was just walking
Speaker 2: around the marketplace and people just kept giving me things,
Speaker 2: so I kept taking it. I actually got a cool cigar,
Speaker 2: and in my mind, I'm like wow, like this guy,
Speaker 2: literally the wealthiest man in that room was Dan Catty
Speaker 2: walked around unassuming.
Speaker 5: It felt like it was an episode of Undercover Boss.
Speaker 2: I'll be honest with you because every time he walked
Speaker 2: and no one realized.
Speaker 3: Who he was.
Speaker 2: I mean he had he had a badge on with
Speaker 2: his name on it, and people still didn't realize it
Speaker 2: was him.
Speaker 5: And I was just like wow.
Speaker 2: Even with that, like the humility that he showed every
Speaker 2: time he met someone, it was so impressive. It was
Speaker 2: how are you doing? Nice to meet you, what do
Speaker 2: you do? What brought you here?
Speaker 5: What do you do?
Speaker 2: Like?
Speaker 5: Are you like? I watched him.
Speaker 2: I introduced him to don People's and I was in
Speaker 2: awe because They're having this billion dollar conversation right in
Speaker 2: front of me. He wanted to know about the Affirmation Tower,
Speaker 2: Donague Peoples wanted to hear about what he was doing
Speaker 2: in the West side of Atlanta, and I'm just sitting
Speaker 2: there like, this is what investments is like, these type
Speaker 2: of conversations, putting people in positions in the rooms where
Speaker 2: these conversations could be facilitated. And even after that, he's
Speaker 2: looked at me and said, thank you for showing me around.
Speaker 2: I appreciate it. Let's take some pictures, and I'm like wow.
Speaker 2: Like to have his level of success, but to also
Speaker 2: have his level of humility was incredible. So that was
Speaker 2: my first thing, the second one, and I kind of
Speaker 2: lived by it. And I know he gets frustrated with
Speaker 2: me sometimes, but it looks I look at the sky.
Speaker 2: I look at the sky, and Steve referenced it when
Speaker 2: he gave that reverdence of looking at the wall and
Speaker 2: Tyler kind of gave it during his interview when he's like,
Speaker 2: if I'm looking at the lights, I don't know what
Speaker 2: people are doing in the seats, So I got to
Speaker 2: focus on the lights. So like anybody's saying anything like
Speaker 2: I always you know this, Like you say something about
Speaker 2: me that you're not gonna hear reply because I know
Speaker 2: what the focuses. I cannot be I will not be
Speaker 2: not that I cannot be distracted, I will not be distracted.
Speaker 2: And so just having out laser focus on the bigger picture,
Speaker 2: the bigger vision, and not being distracted, not letting anybody
Speaker 2: take me off my path.
Speaker 5: And so to hear him confirm that, I.
Speaker 2: Was like, ah, yeah, and sometimes it's not the easiest
Speaker 2: thing to do.
Speaker 5: But I know it's the right thing to do.
Speaker 3: I'm learning, trust me, I'm trying.
Speaker 2: Like we go, we go back and forth with that, like, nah,
Speaker 2: some things need to be addressed right now, because it
Speaker 2: needs to be addressed. I'm like, nah, bro, let's let's
Speaker 2: let's just it don't matter. It don't matter. So we
Speaker 2: go back and forth. And the third thing was that
Speaker 2: impact has no boundaries, Like impact has no boundaries. The
Speaker 2: amount of conversations that I heard from the people who
Speaker 2: were in attendance this weekend was incredible, and the stories
Speaker 2: came from all over. They came from all types of
Speaker 2: different professions, they came from all different backgrounds.
Speaker 5: But you just never know. You never know what one
Speaker 5: episode or one piece of information can do. I actually
Speaker 5: last night was talking to a gentleman. I told him,
Speaker 5: I have to change my story now.
Speaker 2: I used to say that people were showing me like, hey,
Speaker 2: they made one hundred thousand dollars in their brokerage account,
Speaker 2: and it was because of the piece of information. This
Speaker 2: gentleman last night, said Troy. I started listening to market
Speaker 2: Moneys in April of twenty twenty one. I have seven
Speaker 2: figures in my BROKERASU, but y'all I can't pay y'all
Speaker 2: for what y'all done.
Speaker 5: Yeah, And so, like.
Speaker 2: You just never know where the message is going or
Speaker 2: where the impact is going to go.
Speaker 5: So that's why you just got to keep delivering.
Speaker 2: You just got to keep delivering, and you kind of
Speaker 2: keep adding value and kind of like what we're doing
Speaker 2: tonight is just continuously be consistent with that because you
Speaker 2: never know, you never know what one piece of information
Speaker 2: can do for somebody.
Speaker 4: Let me just follow up that real quick before you
Speaker 4: go to Dan Cathy. First of all seven thousand people
Speaker 4: on YouTube hit the like button, please you guys, and
Speaker 4: cappy situation is interesting. He came early one, So Dan
Speaker 4: Cathy's worth seven billion dollars. You should know that because
Speaker 4: it's important. So he came early, he's on time early,
Speaker 4: and he has a he has a suit on. He's
Speaker 4: very unassuming type of guy, like probably like five six
Speaker 4: something like that, five to seven, and he has a
Speaker 4: like a jacket blazer.
Speaker 5: With a name tag.
Speaker 4: And his name tag said Dan T. Kathy. And the
Speaker 4: position it didn't say CEO, it didn't say it doesn't
Speaker 4: say any of that. It says customer service. That's his title,
Speaker 4: Dan T. Kathy, Customer Service. And he came by himself,
Speaker 4: not not one person came by himself with a Chick
Speaker 4: fil A bag and a Chick fil A name tag
Speaker 4: and uh was just walking into vend the marketplace. So
Speaker 4: I say that to say there's a few different lessons
Speaker 4: in that. You never know who is speaking to Now
Speaker 4: if you read the name tag, even if you if
Speaker 4: you didn't watch Mark Moneies and here is telling you
Speaker 4: who Dan Cathy was, you might have really thought he
Speaker 4: was customer service. You might have thought he was customer service,
Speaker 4: So he might have a billionaire might have been at
Speaker 4: your booth having a conversation with you, and you might
Speaker 4: have saw a customer service on his name tag, and
Speaker 4: you might have thought that he was customer service for
Speaker 4: chick fla. You might not have known that you was
Speaker 4: literally speaking to somebody worth seven billion dollars.
Speaker 5: It's not even might. That's the crazy. But it's not
Speaker 5: even might. He somebody's listening to this right now because
Speaker 5: he was at the vendor booth.
Speaker 4: To say it's important to get to places early first.
Speaker 4: That's that's the.
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Speaker 4: Need because all the vendors wasn't even there yet because
Speaker 4: it was before ten o'clock. So it's important to be
Speaker 4: early because you never know what could happen, and it's
Speaker 4: important to just speak to everybody like you never know
Speaker 4: who you're talking to, so.
Speaker 3: You never know, you never know what happened.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it was real under couple of boys.
Speaker 3: The young lady.
Speaker 2: I was like at the I was leading, I'm like, man,
Speaker 2: that do you know what it is? He was like noah,
Speaker 2: he just was like he was lost. I'm like, okay,
Speaker 2: no problem, he's going to be on stage in a
Speaker 2: little bit. He'll let you know who he is.
Speaker 3: All right, Ian, what's your what's some of your lessons?
Speaker 7: Number one lesson combination of Steve and tobd. So it
Speaker 7: was when Steve was like, don't focus on your hater.
Speaker 7: So when I was talking to Bed, you know, to
Speaker 7: be cool as a thing, He's like yeah, bro, like
Speaker 7: anytime anybody, hey, just help the people that love you more,
Speaker 7: and help the audience more and me and tie and
Speaker 7: down and people was talking about it. It's like, well,
Speaker 7: if we get any pushback, just take that energy and
Speaker 7: push it back into rad Panda, into the community, to earners,
Speaker 7: like to give more, make people more. So like the
Speaker 7: supreme focus that Steve's has, I can see how he
Speaker 7: can take adversity and use it as energy and channel
Speaker 7: it into something bigger, because let's not like Steve has
Speaker 7: reinvented himself a couple of times and not act like
Speaker 7: he isn't one of the best business moguls there is
Speaker 7: right now. Lesson number two, I think it's really important
Speaker 7: even as you grow to show love and remain a
Speaker 7: fan of people that you were fans of before. Like
Speaker 7: just I'm seeing you know me show love the keys, Trap,
Speaker 7: Matt him five hundred come through Maddie, Like it's so
Speaker 7: much because I know we always talk about collaboration, but
Speaker 7: not often do we go out of our way to
Speaker 7: express love. So Trap brought me out last year he
Speaker 7: was about to go out. I grabbed the mic. I said, Bro,
Speaker 7: I got to bring you out. Trap had tears in
Speaker 7: his eye. I'm like, bro, why you dope? And Son
Speaker 7: like you made room for me, created a path to
Speaker 7: make it easier for me, and then he returned in
Speaker 7: favor the next day. So I think I really showing
Speaker 7: love and Tramp and I don't have like an affiliate
Speaker 7: arrangement or LLC behind the scenes, like it's just genuine
Speaker 7: love us. And I think if more people did that,
Speaker 7: I think the economies will become even bigger and will
Speaker 7: quintuple and maybe a two or three year period because
Speaker 7: now you have synergy between the audiences.
Speaker 3: And then number three just help the most.
Speaker 7: That all the people that I saw who have the
Speaker 7: greatest impact, Tyler Perry, Steve Dan, they just help the
Speaker 7: most people. That's why I got so emotional when I
Speaker 7: was on stage, like feeling that love from everybody in
Speaker 7: the crowd, because whether you've seen the show one time
Speaker 7: and you know you don't like some of my takes,
Speaker 7: but you can't deny that. Like I give my all
Speaker 7: to try and share like hedge Fund level of information
Speaker 7: to our community for free so you guys can make
Speaker 7: money from it, and the outpouring like when you're real
Speaker 7: and I know people ask you guys all the time
Speaker 7: about building a brand the core of it. Like in
Speaker 7: white communities they may say authentic, be authentic, and our community.
Speaker 3: Will say keep it real.
Speaker 7: Universally, the more honest and really you are, the more
Speaker 7: people will gravitate to you. Like I met some brothers
Speaker 7: at the AMID Business event holl from Florida in real estate.
Speaker 7: They're like, Hey, Matt doing a seminar. I'm like, Matt
Speaker 7: doing it. He like yeah, I'm like, man, I'll do it.
Speaker 7: He like, what's you gonna charge with him?
Speaker 3: Like nothing? If Matt doing it, I know, y'all got
Speaker 3: to be legit. He was like, bro, I appreciate it
Speaker 3: did to drop there. So it's just like about giving more.
Speaker 7: But seeing how gracious Steve was taking time to say
Speaker 7: how to everybody, Marjorie like to be the whole team.
Speaker 7: I think the answer is just to give more, be kind,
Speaker 7: and stay incredibly focused. I mean, it was a thousand
Speaker 7: games I took away, but those were the main three.
Speaker 4: Shout out to Dame Dash and DJNB. They had a
Speaker 4: moment all so that was a when I trap. He
Speaker 4: was like, he's watching it backstage and he was like,
Speaker 4: y'all just realized what y'all did. Like to me, that
Speaker 4: was one of the most legendary moments I've investments too,
Speaker 4: because Dame Dash helped set the tone for financial literacy,
Speaker 4: this whole movement seven years ago, however long it was
Speaker 4: when he went on to Breakfast Club shot at the
Speaker 4: Wall Street Travel with the five hundred dollars super chat
Speaker 4: and he won a breakfast club and had that you
Speaker 4: know that that episode and he was going at and
Speaker 4: be kind of you know he was having kind of
Speaker 4: a you know, ad answer. But that's part of life.
Speaker 4: You know, Brothers argue, brothers fight, but ultimately, you know,
Speaker 4: maturity always wins out. And I thought that that was
Speaker 4: very big of dj Envy to say in front of
Speaker 4: twelve thousand people that he thanked Dame Dash and said
Speaker 4: that he gave him an opportunity early on, and he's
Speaker 4: grateful for that opportunity and he's appreciation. He has a
Speaker 4: high level of appreciation for Dame Dash. So I thought
Speaker 4: that that was dope for that to happen on invest
Speaker 4: best stage to come full circle, full circle moment for
Speaker 4: the culture.
Speaker 3: No Trump, get those on.
Speaker 4: Trap, send him to zoom link.
Speaker 5: Please, let's let's see Trap. I'm about to send it
Speaker 5: to you right now.
Speaker 7: Come on, if you're interested to get the people five
Speaker 7: minutes please, let's let's see, let's see the problem.
Speaker 4: Let's get him on if he's interested in coming on.
Speaker 4: In the meantime, we'll get some questions going to as
Speaker 4: we wait for Trapped, do a last minute market.
Speaker 3: Monday's surprise, you said, and Josh so go to like
Speaker 3: that energy.
Speaker 2: I mean, he was like, we had a great conversation
Speaker 2: about that earlier. He was just like what that meant? Right?
Speaker 2: It was like, come away, he comes from speaking how
Speaker 2: he speaks, for giving so much information and so much
Speaker 2: knowledge is so much passion. It just meant so much
Speaker 2: to him to stand next to you know, something or entity, right,
Speaker 2: because when people think Josh Brown, they see Frank Collin,
Speaker 2: they think traditional financial education.
Speaker 5: And to have him on the stage to show him like, look,
Speaker 5: this is the.
Speaker 2: Way we can educate our people as well, it was
Speaker 2: just a dope moment, you know, like he could stand
Speaker 2: his ground with anybody in the field, and so that
Speaker 2: meant a lot to him, and it meant a lot
Speaker 2: for us to make sure that moment was curated just
Speaker 2: that that way. So it was dope, man, Like, that's
Speaker 2: our brother. We've been on this journey for three years now, man,
Speaker 2: so to see his growth has been incredible, to see
Speaker 2: the growth in all the all the guys like him
Speaker 2: for we had a great conversation with as well. So
Speaker 2: it's it's dope, man.
Speaker 4: I always got always got a trick up with sleeve.
Speaker 4: I went to I went to the Rick Ross's sprinter
Speaker 4: van and I saw the recession proof jersey.
Speaker 5: I said that we even say that we just like
Speaker 5: he's he always got a trick, got the mascots.
Speaker 7: But it's a good lesson, like with an opportunity that
Speaker 7: big even for me, like the prep time for the
Speaker 7: stage show, like for those who haven't seen me live. Man,
Speaker 7: please if the performance was fired, please put fire and
Speaker 7: chat and let the people know like you have like
Speaker 7: because peoples like Man, I wanted to see you at
Speaker 7: the party.
Speaker 3: I'm like, I'm gonna be real with you. If I
Speaker 3: don't perform, I'm gonna.
Speaker 7: Be at the party which are every year and never
Speaker 7: I'm going after Tyler got to put some ship out
Speaker 7: every year and set the bar higher on stage shows.
Speaker 7: Shout out to everybody in the rebellion. So and it's
Speaker 7: a good business lesson when you have a moment when
Speaker 7: people are not looking at you as necessarily as a
Speaker 7: star of celebrity, right, you have to perform like a star.
Speaker 7: Because I'm never thinking of people in the financial space.
Speaker 7: I'm like, shit, what if the boy Drake come get
Speaker 7: up here and he learned futures because he's doing a
Speaker 7: gambling thing.
Speaker 4: Well that's what I come up here. This is a
Speaker 4: good lesson that Chris Gotti, one of my favorite people.
Speaker 4: He told us. He said, this is early on episode
Speaker 4: number episode thirty three, twenty three, Earn your Lisia, and
Speaker 4: he said something that I'll never forget. He said, you
Speaker 4: know when you go to clubs and like at the
Speaker 4: end of the club, they'll play like a local artist,
Speaker 4: like the DJ is just trying to break a record,
Speaker 4: but when they play it, it doesn't sound the same
Speaker 4: because it's not mixed and mastered properly. So he was like,
Speaker 4: the problem is that that local independent artist is not
Speaker 4: competing with local independent artists. They're competing with Drake and
Speaker 4: they complete, they're competing with Rihanna, so the quality of
Speaker 4: the music has to sound the same. And I told
Speaker 4: I told Mike that early we had was having issues
Speaker 4: with audio and I told them, I said, look, the
Speaker 4: white kids that we just started a podcast, we're not
Speaker 4: competing with and just started a podcast. We're competing with CNBC.
Speaker 4: We're competing with you know, all of these guys at
Speaker 4: the top, Like that's our competition. Even though we just started.
Speaker 4: We're on the same podcast charts, so we can't say, oh,
Speaker 4: we just started, so you know, give us some time.
Speaker 4: We have to compete with the people at the highest level.
Speaker 4: If we want to be at the highest very important lesson,
Speaker 4: very very important.
Speaker 3: You can't have any law, any business gone.
Speaker 5: Please listen.
Speaker 3: Everything that you do has to be a level up because.
Speaker 7: Like honestly, people are picking between invests, US Baseball not
Speaker 7: going live streaming, So you have to make it entertaining
Speaker 7: also too, to also deliver information that's impactful, that it's
Speaker 7: practical and put on this stage show. It's really tough,
Speaker 7: but that's what our people are coming to see. It's
Speaker 7: not just information, it's not just entertainment. You need a
Speaker 7: combination of both. And for anybody who joined off, I
Speaker 7: want to say this too. Once I get all the emails,
Speaker 7: you guys get tied up in Star Club next week,
Speaker 7: so I just wanted to make that announcement, so you'll
Speaker 7: be in next Monday after I get the emails.
Speaker 3: But make sure as a business owner, you shock.
Speaker 7: On the same innoventive space trap phenomenal space and five
Speaker 7: hundred phenomenal space, and everything has to get bigger and bigger,
Speaker 7: and you have to continue to level up across the board.
Speaker 4: My graduates from my school being forced back drop drop,
Speaker 4: Mike drop.
Speaker 8: Drop, an illegal alien from Guatemala, charged with raping a
Speaker 8: child in Massachusetts. An MS thirteen gang member from Al
Speaker 8: Salvador accused of murdering a Texas man of Venezuelan charged
Speaker 8: with filming and selling child pornography in Michigan. These are
Speaker 8: just some of the heinous migrant criminals caught because of
Speaker 8: President Donald J. Trump's leadership. I'm Christy Noman, the United
Speaker 8: States Secretary of Homeland Security. Under President Trump, attempted illegal
Speaker 8: border crossings are at the lowest levels ever recorded, and
Speaker 8: over one hundred thousand illegal aliens have been arrested. If
Speaker 8: you are here illegally, your next you will be fined
Speaker 8: nearly one thousand dollars a day, imprisoned, and deported. You
Speaker 8: will never return. But if you register using our CBP
Speaker 8: home app and leave now, you could be allowed to
Speaker 8: return legally. Do what's right. Leave now. Under President Trump,
Speaker 8: America's laws, border and families will be protected.
Speaker 5: Sponsored by the United States Department of Homeland Security,