In this YouTube short, the speaker references Warren Buffett’s unconventional view that paying more tax is a sign of earning more, using it to illustrate a mindset of growth. He then outlines his own business strategy: raising additional capital to go global, citing existing clients in Australia and Canada, and investing heavily in technology, infrastructure, and data analytics. He proposes floating the company (potentially via an IPO) to eliminate underperforming fund managers, expand training, and provide free education. The speaker also promotes a complimentary "allocation room" for program participants, offers free education to others, and invites viewers to email questions or take a free tour via his website.
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Warren Buffett has the same attitude, perversely. He says I should be being taxed more. Why does he say that? Because his focus was on earning more. To the extent he earned so much, he was in a position— he grew so much, it was a position to tax me more. I don't care. I don't care. Tax me more, or I want to be in a position to pay more tax. Why? Because that must mean I'm earning more. Sorry, it's a weird position I hold. What would be the point of floating it? Oh, by raising more capital, we could go global. Because the amount of money you'd need to be in So we got clients in Australia, Canada, elsewhere. Then I'd have more people to service those clients. We'd spend more on technology and infrastructure, do more of these tools that we've got at the moment. I funded all, all the tools, the staff. We've got the data analytics. I fund everything. The idea of floating it would be that you could then remove the bad fund managers like St. James's Place and train more people and you'd be able to give more free education. Do we need to retire? Okay, that's everything. Okay, guys, I'm going to go. I will speak Speak to you soon. Everybody who joined the program, you'll also get an invite to the private circle, what I call the allocation room. It's completely complimentary to those on the program as well. And everybody else who can't afford it, that's perfectly fine. You're going to get free education as well. Thank you all very much for being on here today. Let me see. Oh, there we go. There I am. Thanks, everyone. I will speak to you soon. Don't forget, you can email me questions. And if you'd like a free tour of all of this, go to alpeshbatel.com/links as well, and Paresh will give you a free tour. And we can always have a conversation. Thank you all very much.
