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Speaker 3: All right, market Monday. This is a great special. Yeah,
Speaker 3: your screen is not fooling you. We had to switch
Speaker 3: it up. You don't know who you know, that's a fact. Yeah,
Speaker 3: let's just keep don't you know people, So this is
Speaker 3: just this, this is this is a surprise segment that
Speaker 3: we wanted to just throw ahead. And we had the
Speaker 3: good brother Steve Harvey's studio and it has been his
Speaker 3: morning show, so you know, we figured since since we
Speaker 3: have them, maybe we could just you know, talk to
Speaker 3: them for a couple of minutes and you know, get
Speaker 3: get some get some gents.
Speaker 4: Something tells that the people like there since the episode
Speaker 4: it's been creating, so you know, so it's.
Speaker 2: So really man.
Speaker 5: It was like when I did the podcast with you all,
Speaker 5: I was telling you, probably the most impactful interview I've
Speaker 5: done in my career in terms of reaching people and
Speaker 5: reaching a sector of people that I probably would normally
Speaker 5: get to that I couldn't probably get to understand, you know,
Speaker 5: my under my life, my my my understanding of the
Speaker 5: way things are done. So it was really impactful for me, man.
Speaker 5: So I really appreciated that.
Speaker 6: Man.
Speaker 5: That's why I don't mind doing stuff with you all,
Speaker 5: because I reach people that I I've never had more
Speaker 5: people contact me about an interview.
Speaker 2: Ever.
Speaker 5: The only thing I did bigger than this was when
Speaker 5: I did Megafest for Bishop Jakes and I did the
Speaker 5: introduction of christ at the end of my show, which
Speaker 5: I had made up a year before, that never done
Speaker 5: on stage.
Speaker 6: We're in good company.
Speaker 2: That was Yeah, that was a big way. That was
Speaker 2: a big fum.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 6: I appreciate that. Brother.
Speaker 3: So let me ask you, this is this is our
Speaker 3: investment show, so we have you was an early legion.
Speaker 3: Now this is market mondays, it's all about investing. We were
Speaker 3: just talking about We was just talking to beat child
Speaker 3: to bed and he was telling us. You know, obviously
Speaker 3: you know he helped you out out with your portfolio.
Speaker 3: What are some things you look for when somebody presents
Speaker 3: an investment, Like, are there like criterias where you're like,
Speaker 3: this is a good thing that I want to invest
Speaker 3: my money.
Speaker 5: Well, but you know, I'm sort of sort of have
Speaker 5: a little different approach to it than most people are
Speaker 5: kind of non traditional. First of all, if I have
Speaker 5: to like you, because I'm at a point in my
Speaker 5: life where I don't want to be in business with
Speaker 5: people I don't like, I ain't got to, you know,
Speaker 5: I want to.
Speaker 2: I gotta like you. Man. You gotta be a good person,
Speaker 2: a decent person. You could be. You got the best
Speaker 2: idea in the world. Man, if you're not you're not
Speaker 2: a good person. I ain't.
Speaker 5: I don't got no time for that. I don't want
Speaker 5: to deal with your personality and your shortcomings.
Speaker 2: And you you sell dope on the side to you
Speaker 2: know what.
Speaker 5: Yeah, great idea, but you do what don't Well?
Speaker 2: You know, I got some kids, man, I ain't seen
Speaker 2: them in a while. You know that.
Speaker 5: I stay away from that, but you know, I try
Speaker 5: to find stuff, man, that's innovative, because, like when we
Speaker 5: talked before, the best way to make money is to
Speaker 5: be the first, the best, or the only.
Speaker 2: And so I look for that.
Speaker 5: If I can find you to be the best, the first,
Speaker 5: or the only, that intrigues me. But I also find out, man,
Speaker 5: if you're filling a need, you know, because need is
Speaker 5: the need creates a lot of inventions, you know what
Speaker 5: I mean, You get based out of need. So I
Speaker 5: look for those two things, man, and then I turn
Speaker 5: it over to my team, because I'm not really that
Speaker 5: smart when it comes to that. But I have guys
Speaker 5: like you mentioned to Bed Stevens and you know, Brandon
Speaker 5: Williams and.
Speaker 2: Chris stelle Cease.
Speaker 5: I have a team of people, man that I put
Speaker 5: on projects who are experts at researching, finding out market value,
Speaker 5: getting the story behind you, and then running these background
Speaker 5: checks and once my team vets it and then bring
Speaker 5: it back to me with their recommendations. I usually listen
Speaker 5: to the recommendation, but sometimes I go with my heart,
Speaker 5: which ain't never been wrong, you know, when I trust it.
Speaker 5: So sometimes I just go, Okay, well, we think you
Speaker 5: ought to put two hundred fifty thousand then and I
Speaker 5: say no, I think, well I'll put five in. And
Speaker 5: then they take a deep breath and they go, okay,
Speaker 5: that's crazy, and then you know that's how it starts.
Speaker 4: So speaking of your team, obviously you've built up a
Speaker 4: trust with them. We spoke about on the episode about
Speaker 4: some of the times you put your trust on other
Speaker 4: people in the depth. How did you get to that
Speaker 4: level of trust with the team that is now making
Speaker 4: the investment recommendation.
Speaker 2: Well, you know, man, I got smarter.
Speaker 5: You know, I used to trust people too quick, you know,
Speaker 5: if I liked you and you had a good vibe.
Speaker 5: But I've learned now I have a lot more patience man,
Speaker 5: in selecting my team members, and trust comes from now.
Speaker 5: I do a little bit of you know, a little
Speaker 5: you got to prove it to me. You know, like
Speaker 5: you if you if I give you the investment, I
Speaker 5: got to see how you handle the first steps of it. Now,
Speaker 5: one of the keys for me is if I get
Speaker 5: the people who I turn you over to. If I
Speaker 5: turn you to the guy that's seeking the investment or
Speaker 5: the woman that's seeking the investment, and I keep getting
Speaker 5: bad reports about they handling it on, they talking to
Speaker 5: me great, they don't return calls, they don't return emails,
Speaker 5: then you know, man, we have a problem there because
Speaker 5: you're not getting what this is about with me. But
Speaker 5: building a team of people that you trust. First, I
Speaker 5: give them small incremental details and duties to do to
Speaker 5: see how well they do that. If you see the
Speaker 5: successes in details. And I'm not a very detailed person.
Speaker 5: That's why I hire detailed people, because I do big
Speaker 5: broad strokes. I get the vision and the dreams, and
Speaker 5: I give it to them. This is what we're gonna do.
Speaker 5: Well to carry it out, I need detailed people. And
Speaker 5: so once I give you the small details, if you
Speaker 5: don't take care of the details, this is not going
Speaker 5: to work. Because I don't do details. But I'm an
Speaker 5: expert at noticing details. See, I don't miss nothing. Anybody
Speaker 5: works for me. I'll tell you I don't miss no.
Speaker 5: I might not comment on it, but I see it,
Speaker 5: and I'll make a meddle note of it. But I
Speaker 5: start by giving them small or duties to gain my trust,
Speaker 5: and then I know who I'm dealing with.
Speaker 7: If you can go back when you're twenty five or
Speaker 7: thirty years old, and if you can take all the
Speaker 7: information that you have now with you, what are the
Speaker 7: three investment tips you want to share with the audience
Speaker 7: that you wish that you knew back then.
Speaker 5: Invest now, invest often, and invest freely. Now often and freely.
Speaker 5: Sc scared man can't win? You know you in Vegas
Speaker 5: betting a dollar. You know, if you at the roulette table,
Speaker 5: it's thirty five to one. So you bet one dollar
Speaker 5: and it hit, you get thirty five. Now if it missed,
Speaker 5: you only lose a dollar. Well that's how people look
Speaker 5: at investments. But how work, man, It worked, Just like
Speaker 5: it work in Vegas. The more you put out there,
Speaker 5: the more you get back. So I would invest more freely,
Speaker 5: more often, I really would, man, And because I didn't.
Speaker 5: As a young man, I was so concerned with accumulating.
Speaker 5: But see, once you accumulating, you have it in here
Speaker 5: and you close your fist, it's all you got, you
Speaker 5: double quadruplely when you open it. Now, when you open it,
Speaker 5: you run the risk of it being taken in and
Speaker 5: falling out. But that's the risk. That's life. You don't
Speaker 5: get to be successful without risk. You just don't.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry. You don't get to be successful without chances.
Speaker 5: So investing, man, is a smart way to do it.
Speaker 3: It.
Speaker 5: Investing grows your money quicker than anything. You can't work
Speaker 5: that many jobs, you know, to keep earning money. You
Speaker 5: gotta have some money sitting somewhere that's working for you. Your
Speaker 5: job is to work to make the money, and then
Speaker 5: you gotta get your money to work for you.
Speaker 2: And that's and.
Speaker 5: If I was younger, man, if I had it, I
Speaker 5: would invest it more.
Speaker 2: I would have been a I would have gotten a.
Speaker 5: Team together quicker at twenty five because I did everything myself.
Speaker 5: But I had to. You know, I was in a
Speaker 5: position where I couldn't afford. But then a lot of
Speaker 5: people let that stop them too. They go from one
Speaker 5: extreme to the next. Look, man, if you don't have
Speaker 5: the money, then't do it yourself. But don't let not
Speaker 5: having the money stop you from doing it yourself or
Speaker 5: anything else. A lot of people wait till they get
Speaker 5: all the money and then I'm gonna do this here
Speaker 5: when that's finna happen. When you're finish, get all the money?
Speaker 5: Who who got all the money?
Speaker 8: Who?
Speaker 7: What?
Speaker 2: And you can't wait till it's right.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's never right.
Speaker 5: You got to go now. You got to go now. Man,
Speaker 5: it's never going to be right. That's why so many
Speaker 5: people not successful. They keep waiting on everything in the lineup.
Speaker 5: That's not how this works.
Speaker 2: Man. You gotta take chances. Man, you gotta take risk.
Speaker 7: If I can follow up knowing what your intuition and powers,
Speaker 7: how do you mitigate risk when you're putting a capital out.
Speaker 5: I mean, it's through research, it's through your team vetting.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 2: I try.
Speaker 5: I lose, man, I lose, but I have enough big
Speaker 5: wins that I I'm okay. I'm okay with trying again,
Speaker 5: you know what I mean. You can't be wiped out
Speaker 5: when you lose one time, broh that you have to understand.
Speaker 5: It's the losses. Nobody gets in this game without losing something.
Speaker 2: You know, I won't.
Speaker 5: I wish I could have a fail proof way of
Speaker 5: just winning all the time. But that's not what this is.
Speaker 5: This is baseball, man. A dude makes millions of dollars
Speaker 5: stepping to the plate and hitting three balls out of
Speaker 5: ten balls.
Speaker 2: They ain't even all got to go over the wall.
Speaker 5: He just got to get to first base three out
Speaker 5: of ten times, and he's a multi millionaire. Well, okay,
Speaker 5: what about the seven times that he's not on base?
Speaker 2: He failed?
Speaker 5: He struck out, fly out, fileball, thrown out at first base.
Speaker 5: It's just a lot of ways not to get the earners.
Speaker 2: What's up?
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Speaker 5: That's the game. When is baseball? All I got to
Speaker 5: do is bat three hundred. If I bat three hundred,
Speaker 5: thirty percent of my investments is suppose I hit three
Speaker 5: home runs out of ten balls, I'm in the majors, man,
Speaker 5: I'm in the Major's big time. If when I hit
Speaker 5: it as a home run out of ten balls, I
Speaker 5: take that every day. People don't want the seven strikeouts
Speaker 5: and the seven misses, so now they'll never get to
Speaker 5: the three home runs.
Speaker 2: Come on, man, you.
Speaker 5: Know I know we want to mitigate these losses, but
Speaker 5: look we're trying to win, man, and to win, you
Speaker 5: got to lose.
Speaker 6: To win, you gotta lose. That's a fact.
Speaker 7: He gave a good risky remorse scenario. Risk one can
Speaker 7: make thirty five like that is a super lesson, bro.
Speaker 2: That's the roulette wheel in Vegas.
Speaker 5: If you put a dollar on Black seventeen, you win
Speaker 5: thirty five dollars.
Speaker 2: Naw, they got tables out there though. This is how
Speaker 2: the game go.
Speaker 5: They got tables in Vegas where the minimum you can
Speaker 5: put out is one hundred dollar chip. So now you
Speaker 5: got to put one hundred dollars out there because there's
Speaker 5: one hundred dollars minimum. So you put your hundred dollar chip,
Speaker 5: or you can put five twenty, you can put twenty
Speaker 5: five dollar chips out there. You do it how you
Speaker 5: want to, but the dealer will make sure it's one
Speaker 5: hundred dollars spread on that tape. But if you put
Speaker 5: that one hundred on one chip, you make thirty five
Speaker 5: hundred dollars. Now, No, when they don't land in Black seventeen,
Speaker 5: they rakes that. But Vegas is full of people, man,
Speaker 5: See why is Vegas full of people. But and yet
Speaker 5: the investment world ain't full of people because see Vegas
Speaker 5: and fool of man. See you're doing what you call
Speaker 5: it entertainment. See you've done a very smart thing in
Speaker 5: that you've copied Vegas without even realizing it. You're getting
Speaker 5: people to come and invest but have a good time.
Speaker 5: But yours is different. You actually get takeaway. Vegas is
Speaker 5: just take and you go away. You get a takeaway gods.
Speaker 5: You come, have a good time, spend this money. But
Speaker 5: you put them in these classes, these conferences, these fireside
Speaker 5: checks and they get to have takeaway Vegas don't work
Speaker 5: like that. Well, you just come and invest your money,
Speaker 5: and people have got to start investing in themselves. Man.
Speaker 5: See when you go to investfest dot com, it's an
Speaker 5: investment in yourself.
Speaker 2: Why would you not do that?
Speaker 5: Why would you not give somebody something that when you
Speaker 5: walk away you're better that you get to walk away
Speaker 5: with knowledge and wisdom and understanding principles.
Speaker 2: You know, understand. So what you've done is what Vegas is.
Speaker 2: You got people.
Speaker 5: You found a way to entertain people, have them invest something,
Speaker 5: and in Vegas that's what it is. You get your drinks,
Speaker 5: it's free it's free. Look in the casino. If you're
Speaker 5: in a high roller section, you get food. You got
Speaker 5: your own bathroom over there. You don't even see people.
Speaker 5: I've never gone to the bathroom in the high roller
Speaker 5: section and seeing anybody in there. They have doors that
Speaker 5: go down to the wall. They like you at your house.
Speaker 5: They're food in the high roller section, they don't have that.
Speaker 5: A depending slot area. Ain't no free drinks at the
Speaker 5: penny slots. You get over here and start big dollar slots.
Speaker 5: That's where the waitress walk through. And you got to
Speaker 5: invest man invest with the return and invest Fest dot
Speaker 5: com is entertainment. We're gonna entertain you, but we're gonna
Speaker 5: educate you. And when you walk away, you have takeaway.
Speaker 6: I want to thank you for that before we rap.
Speaker 3: You know, obviously Steve Harvey is talking about invest Fest,
Speaker 3: our big, big festival that we're going to do in
Speaker 3: Atlanta August fifth through the seventh. And Steve has just
Speaker 3: been a tremendous resource and partner and mentor and all
Speaker 3: of the above, and you know, has been very generous
Speaker 3: with his time. And you know, the first time that
Speaker 3: we actually met, I don't think I even told to
Speaker 3: be this story. We spent like five hours together that interview.
Speaker 3: It was like an hour before, two hours and two hours.
Speaker 3: And then when we left, I told Troy like, I'm like,
Speaker 3: our lives is never gonna our lives and it's you know,
Speaker 3: you got to get the wrong yep, because it's like
Speaker 3: for us, it's meeting Steve Harvey. But you don't necessarily
Speaker 3: have to meet Steve Harvey to change your life. You
Speaker 3: can meet a real estate developer that's worth project for
Speaker 3: real somebody. So it's like, go to invest Vest and
Speaker 3: we're going to have people at the highest level of
Speaker 3: business and talking about entrepreneurship investing, but even outside of that,
Speaker 3: it's going to be ten thousand people or more there
Speaker 3: to actually network and build with, build your community, build
Speaker 3: your resources, meet your business partner, meets your real estate developer.
Speaker 6: So it's like I feel like invest Vest.
Speaker 3: Is the place that every single person should be and
Speaker 3: it's in the mecca of lack of America, Atlanta, Georgia.
Speaker 6: No better place to happen.
Speaker 4: We talk about all the time, right place, all the time.
Speaker 4: So the right place, Atlanta, Georgia, right time August fifth
Speaker 4: through the seventh, I mean, this is where commons and
Speaker 4: culture is going to meet, and so we're going to
Speaker 4: educate people at a high level. We're going to entertain
Speaker 4: them at a high level. Or when they walk away,
Speaker 4: they're gonna walk away something like you said that they
Speaker 4: can take with You know.
Speaker 5: Man, what if a person goes to invest fast, this
Speaker 5: is how I recommend the mindset that they have. Don't
Speaker 5: go there seeking one particular thing. People blow that all
Speaker 5: the time because you don't know how God works. Man,
Speaker 5: you don't know how the universe works.
Speaker 2: You don't know.
Speaker 5: See, you can't ask God for something and then tell
Speaker 5: him how to do it. He'll need your help. Ask
Speaker 5: God for something and then go see how he gonna
Speaker 5: do it. So go to invest fast with an open mind,
Speaker 5: be open to learn everything that should be poured into you.
Speaker 5: Don't go in there, Wow, I don't talk nobody. I'm
Speaker 5: gonna find me a real estate guy and it's work.
Speaker 10: No.
Speaker 5: You may you may not even be in real estate.
Speaker 5: You ain't even gonna stand man. You may be you
Speaker 5: may be in something totally different. You gotta stay open
Speaker 5: minded so you can be open to what can be
Speaker 5: poured into you. A lot of people don't get stuff
Speaker 5: poured into it because they're looking for a particular beverage.
Speaker 2: Dog.
Speaker 5: If you thirsty, what difference do it make if you
Speaker 5: drinking cold called coconut water. You're trying to cure your thirst, dog,
Speaker 5: And if it take Coke zero to get it done,
Speaker 5: it's when you're a desert. You ain't got time for this, bro,
Speaker 5: what you're talking about? Go to invest Fest.
Speaker 2: And be open to how it can be poured into you. Man.
Speaker 5: The majority of things that have happened to me happened
Speaker 5: to me man in ways that I didn't see coming,
Speaker 5: but I was open to it.
Speaker 2: So invest Fest is a great opportunity.
Speaker 5: Like you say, you have all these different angles there
Speaker 5: for a person, but take up. Don't come to invest
Speaker 5: Fest this. I'm coming in here to meet this person.
Speaker 5: I'm gonna walk away with this. Come here to meet
Speaker 5: the right person. Skip who he is, what color is,
Speaker 5: what business he is? You need to meet the right people.
Speaker 7: If you were thirty or thirty five and we were attending,
Speaker 7: how many people would you try to meet or like,
Speaker 7: who would be your networking strategy while you're there?
Speaker 5: Well kind of pretty much like I said, man, look
Speaker 5: I know where my goals in that have always been,
Speaker 5: and it's cool to have your vision board laid out
Speaker 5: in front of you, and that's a beautiful thing.
Speaker 2: But once again, the.
Speaker 5: How to attain it and probably ain't gonna go to
Speaker 5: where you thought it was gonna go.
Speaker 2: It almost never does.
Speaker 5: Man, nothing I've asked God for has happened in the
Speaker 5: time I wanted it to happen, and it showed didn't
Speaker 5: happen the way I wanted to happen. I would have
Speaker 5: loved to have been where I am today when I
Speaker 5: was thirty five.
Speaker 2: He would have loved to.
Speaker 5: But he said, Nah, comea let you live in the
Speaker 5: car for a little while. Yah, I ain't the person.
Speaker 5: I didn't need that. I really didn't. I didn't felt
Speaker 5: it very strongly that I did. Whatever lesson you're teaching me, God,
Speaker 5: think I got it. I hung out for a little while,
Speaker 5: and so now I look back at it. And somebody
Speaker 5: asked me and said, hey, man, if you could go
Speaker 5: back to any age, what would you go back to?
Speaker 5: And I said sixty four. He said, yeah, but you
Speaker 5: sixty five. It's as far back as I need to
Speaker 5: go back. The best I've ever had it, This is
Speaker 5: the best I've ever had it. Man, if you could
Speaker 5: go back and be twenty five again.
Speaker 2: No, man, that dude back there. No, No, that dude
Speaker 2: six sixty four is where it's at. Once you get
Speaker 2: it together, it's together. Have you look?
Speaker 6: Man?
Speaker 5: You got people you went to high school with, right
Speaker 5: and you see them and they still talking about when
Speaker 5: they was in high school.
Speaker 2: Boy, man, I was this athlete. I did this.
Speaker 5: Dog, what you're doing to move this narrative forward? If
Speaker 5: high school was your best years, you've made a series
Speaker 5: of bad mistake decisions. If college was your best years,
Speaker 5: you've made a series of bad decisions.
Speaker 2: Dog, you got to move. Come on, man, how was
Speaker 2: college for my best year? I had nothing.
Speaker 6: For real?
Speaker 5: Dog, If I'm sixty five and it was better for
Speaker 5: me at thirty five, why did I grow to this?
Speaker 2: What was I doing for the thirty years?
Speaker 10: No?
Speaker 5: Man, I was packing and stacking. I was hustling and grinding.
Speaker 5: So like, this is as good as I got. I got,
Speaker 5: I got some means, I got some wisdom, I got
Speaker 5: a family, I got an empire. What I'm gonna trade
Speaker 5: that in for? No, I don't want to be thirty five.
Speaker 5: I don't want to be fog.
Speaker 6: I appreciate you brother Da, Thank you so much for sure.
Speaker 2: Thank y'all.
Speaker 5: My graduates from my school being forced back drop bag drop, Mike,
Speaker 5: drop back, drop drop.
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