Any vlog from rich businessmen?

[Bartez]

Hey!

I'm looking for some vlog from a rich man. It doesn't have to be about business or something, I just want to see a rich man's life and style. Do you know any?

 

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[Forte]

I recommend checking out DoctaM3 & Allen Wong's (regoapps) YouTube channels. They are mostly exotic car related vlogs. Inspirational and entertaining.

 

[GuestUser116]

Rich gambler living it up.

http://instagram.com/danbilzerian

 

[theag]

Why do you want to live through other people?

 

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[Bartez]

Why do you want to live through other people?

I don't. Did MJ live through another people's life when he was checking their history? I just want to see how they behave, what they are like and see the attitude that they represent.

Thanks for links gentlemen

 

[Mattie]

Nothing wrong with that! I go in different social groups all the time to learn about their mindsets and behaviors. It is interesting and there is much diversity!

 

[ilrein]

Dan B is the man.

 

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[valuegiver]

youtube.com/tailopez

 

[Bartez]

youtube.com/tailopez

That is what I'm talking about!

 

[Oven]

Not sure if this is what you're looking for but if you really want to see a realistic life of a rich guy and not just someone trying to sell you a book on how they got rich, or someone trying to impress people I'd recommend you check out the Shaytards. Basically this guy films everyday of his life and uploads it to youtube, and he has been doing it for five years.

In that time he's helped co-found a company that sold for half a billion dollars, lost tons of weight, had two more kids and moved into his dream house. You can literally watch everyday of his life, from when he first started his channel and lived pretty poorly with tons of debt, barely being able to pay rent to now as a multi millionaire if you wanted to.

What he's done in five year is pretty impressive, you can see his channel here: https://www.youtube.com/shaytards

 

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[theag]

co-found a company that sold for half a billion dollars

Just looked it up. Wow, pretty impressive. I didnt even know that "youtube production networks" even existed. Guess at 24 I'm too old for this stuff lol

 

[Oven]

Just looked it up. Wow, pretty impressive. I didnt even know that "youtube production networks" even existed. Guess at 24 I'm too old for this stuff lol

When Shay got his first computer he was 27. He told his wife that he thinks they should buy a computer, she asked him why. His response was "I don't know" and the rest is history. Never too old haha. If anyone is interested this article is kinda old but I think it does a good job of explaining his journey, from fat guy in debt to millionaire, even though it was written before his company was sold. http://news.yahoo.com/shaycarls-epic-journey-youtube-stardom-125204496.html

Hist story, before finding success, is probably pretty relatable to a lot of us.

 

[Maxjohan]

Not sure if this is what you're looking for but if you really want to see a realistic life of a rich guy and not just someone trying to sell you a book on how they got rich, or someone trying to impress people I'd recommend you check out the Shaytards. Basically this guy films everyday of his life and uploads it to youtube, and he has been doing it for five years.

In that time he's helped co-found a company that sold for half a billion dollars, lost tons of weight, had two more kids and moved into his dream house. You can literally watch everyday of his life, from when he first started his channel and lived pretty poorly with tons of debt, barely being able to pay rent to now as a multi millionaire if you wanted to.

What he's done in five year is pretty impressive, you can see his channel here: https://www.youtube.com/shaytards

Thumbs up for that. It's refreshing that he doesn't want to turn in to a motivational speaker. Just made his money and does his thing. I've been a subscriber for 4 years I think. Been watching everyday almost. Maybe missed max 20 vlogs overall. Just a guess. He is kind of made for vlogging. Highly extrovert. Plus, it's fun to watch the kids grow up. I speculate that he made at least $25 million when they sold for $500 million. Plus, that could increase to $950 million if they met certain numbers. Pretty f*cking amazing.

The thing is. He didn't even run the company. He wasn't the CEO. Just turned in to some meetings and did his Shay Carl and Shaytards vlogging channels.

At one point they was so poor he admitted to stealing toilet paper from a fast food chains bathroom. I don't remember what fast food chain it was.

Like you said, he isn't some washed up self help guru. Who wants to sell you a coaching program for $10,000 or so. Every time you see some "millionaire" who thinks he has all the answers and wants to sell you some motivational membership or other programs. Run like 5 tigers are chasing you. Because they probably are not that wealthy or has any real life experience in business.

 

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[Ezio]

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIjuLiLHdFxYtFmWlbTGQRQ

 

[The Abundant Man]

Check out Richard Branson's Instagram.

 

[JM35]

That is what I'm talking about!

Just don't sign-up/pay for any of his programs.

 

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[The Abundant Man]

Just don't sign-up/pay for any of his programs.

All you need is knowledge and you can find it in his garage...

 

[The Abundant Man]

Not sure if this is what you're looking for but if you really want to see a realistic life of a rich guy and not just someone trying to sell you a book on how they got rich, or someone trying to impress people I'd recommend you check out the Shaytards. Basically this guy films everyday of his life and uploads it to youtube, and he has been doing it for five years.

In that time he's helped co-found a company that sold for half a billion dollars, lost tons of weight, had two more kids and moved into his dream house. You can literally watch everyday of his life, from when he first started his channel and lived pretty poorly with tons of debt, barely being able to pay rent to now as a multi millionaire if you wanted to.

What he's done in five year is pretty impressive, you can see his channel here: SHAYTARDS

This is awesome. Love the Shaytards