A money-management video hit 2.3 million views and topped YouTube's "how to manage your money" rankings. The creator says 75% of comments are positive, 20% critical, and he welcomes the hate as proof he's doing something that matters. A flight attendant named Giuseppe recognized his goal-setting advice in real life.
We need to get this out more. Guys, I did one video last year at the summit that now has 2.3 million views on it. 2.3 million views, right? All I did was say, this is how you should manage your money. It is currently still today the number one ranked show on all of YouTube for the subject how to manage your money. Do you think that impacted my brand? And the best part is 75% good comments, about 20% people like, who does this asshole think he is? And 5% of them trying to sell you something else by just hacking the deal. Right? If you're not getting hate, you're not doing shit. You'll see people that'll just go, "Fire!" And you're like, "Shit, they just watched my show." Dude, I've been on, okay, I'm sitting on an airplane, right? Sit down on the airplane, and I look up, and like the steward, what are they called? And I'm like, "That's me." And he comes over, he's like, hey, his name was like Giuseppe. He's like, my daughter's in real estate. She's trying to get me to leave the business of this and come join her in real estate. And he goes, that whole thing about setting your goals and aligning your behaviors, setting your goals. And when an Italian does it, it's even, it's like, setting your goals and aligning your behaviors, setting your goals. And I was like sitting there and the person next to me has no idea who I am. He's like, I'm like, YouTube sensation, right? I'm okay. My identity is okay with massive contribution and knowing that at least a third of the planet's going to think I'm horrible. I'm okay with that. Bring it on.
