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  • Excuse me, sir. Sir, question for you. Is this your yacht?

    對不起,先生先生,問你個問題這是你的遊艇嗎?

  • No, it's my friend's.

    不,是我朋友的。

  • This is your yacht?

    這是你的遊艇?

  • Yeah, how can I help you?

    有什麼能幫您的嗎?

  • I go all over the world interviewing the most successful people.

    我到世界各地採訪最成功的人。

  • I grew a channel to 10 million followers. Do you think I could interview you real quick?

    我的頻道有了一千萬粉絲。你覺得我能採訪你一下嗎?

  • About what?

    關於什麼?

  • What did you do to be able to afford a yacht?

    你是靠什麼買得起遊艇的?

  • I'm in the oil, the oil industry.

    我是搞石油的,石油工業。

  • Are you a business owner?

    您是企業主嗎?

  • I am.

    我就是

  • How long have you been a business owner?

    您做企業主多久了?

  • Oh my gosh. Well, I'm no longer really a business owner. I sold it in 2023.

    我的天啊好吧,我不再是真正的企業主了。我在2023年把它賣了

  • You sold your company?

    你把公司賣了?

  • I sold my company, yeah.

    我把公司賣了

  • For how much?

    多少錢?

  • For me, my equity shares were worth about $90 billion.

    對我來說,我的股票價值約 900 億美元。

  • $90 billion?

    900 億美元?

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • Are you a billionaire?

    你是億萬富翁嗎?

  • Yes.

    是的。

  • You're a billionaire.

    你是億萬富翁

  • Yes, I am.

    是的,我是。

  • Are you actually?

    你是真的嗎?

  • Yes.

    是的。

  • That's incredible.

    太不可思議了

  • What do you do differently?

    你有什麼不同的做法?

  • Like, what do you do differently from millionaires?

    比如,你和百萬富翁有什麼不同?

  • That's what I want to know.

    這就是我想知道的。

  • There are over 360 female billionaires in the entire world.

    全世界有 360 多位女性億萬富翁。

  • So I flew out to one of the richest cities in the world, Miami, Florida, to come find and ask women who built multi-billion dollar and multi-million dollar empires out here to figure out how they created their wealth and how you can do the exact same thing to make yourself financially free in 2025.

    是以,我飛往世界上最富有的城市之一--佛羅里達州邁阿密,來這裡尋找並詢問那些在這裡建立了數十億美元和數百萬美元帝國的女性,弄清楚她們是如何創造財富的,以及你如何能做到完全相同的事情,讓自己在2025年實現財務自由。

  • So stay tuned with us from start to finish because this video is going to be crazy.

    所以,請從頭到尾關注我們,因為這段視頻將會非常瘋狂。

  • With that being said, let's get this video on the way.

    說了這麼多,讓我們開始播放這段視頻吧。

  • We're right now at one of the wealthiest parts in Miami, at YOLO.

    我們現在就在邁阿密最富有的地方之一,YOLO。

  • We got a G-Wagon pulling up to the valet right now.

    有輛G型旅行車正駛向代客泊車處

  • We got to see if we can go get some date from them out here, you guys. Come on.

    我們得去看看能不能從他們那弄到點棗子 夥計們來吧

  • Excuse me, ma'am.

    對不起,女士

  • Ma'am.

    女士

  • Ma'am.

    女士

  • Is this your G-Wagon?

    這是你的 G 型旅行車嗎?

  • Sorry?

    什麼?

  • Is this your G-Wagon?

    這是你的 G 型旅行車嗎?

  • Yes.

    是的。

  • And what do you do for living out here in Miami to be able to afford a G-Wagon?

    你在邁阿密是怎麼生活的?

  • I'm in the oil, the oil industry.

    我是搞石油的,石油工業。

  • You're in the oil business?

    你是做石油生意的?

  • Yes, oil business.

    是的,石油業務。

  • Are you a business owner?

    您是企業主嗎?

  • I am.

    我就是

  • How long have you been a business owner?

    您做企業主多久了?

  • For like 16 years.

    好像有 16 年了。

  • Over these 16 years across your companies, what's the most amount of money you've made in a single year?

    在這 16 年裡,您在各公司賺得最多的一年是什麼時候?

  • I don't know if I should say that.

    我不知道該不該這麼說。

  • Can you give me a range? Revenue, not personal. Revenue.

    能給我一個範圍嗎?收入,不是個人。收入

  • Between six to seven million.

    在 600 萬到 700 萬之間。

  • Seven million dollars.

    七百萬美元

  • Yes, seven million dollars.

    是的,七百萬美元。

  • So you're a millionaire.

    所以你是個百萬富翁。

  • Absolutely.

    當然可以。

  • And then I go all over the world interviewing the world's most successful people.

    然後,我到世界各地採訪世界上最成功的人。

  • Could I get one quick minute with you for our channel real quick?

    能跟你說幾句話嗎?

  • Sure.

    當然。

  • Is that okay?

    這樣可以嗎?

  • After this.

    在這之後

  • Is that okay?

    這樣可以嗎?

  • Yes, one second.

    是的,一秒鐘。

  • Awesome.

    棒極了

  • What is the best financial advice that you've ever received?

    您收到過的最好的理財建議是什麼?

  • Well-behaved women rarely make history.

    乖巧的女人很少能創造歷史。

  • Women who play by the rules, they won't really get anywhere.

    循規蹈矩的女人不會有好下場。

  • You gotta break the rules.

    你必須打破常規。

  • Now you're in the oil business.

    現在你做石油生意了

  • I am.

    我就是

  • What business has made you the most money?

    什麼生意讓你賺得最多?

  • I think manufacturing solar panels.

    我認為是製造太陽能電池板。

  • Manufacturing solar panels and I think pumping crude oil.

    製造太陽能電池板,我想還有抽取原油。

  • What's the biggest deal you've ever closed?

    你完成過的最大一筆交易是什麼?

  • It was like a 20 million dollar deal.

    這就像是一筆 2000 萬美元的交易。

  • 20 million dollars?

    2000 萬美元?

  • Yeah, it was a 28 million dollar deal.

    是的,那是一筆 2800 萬美元的交易。

  • 28?

    28?

  • Yeah, it was a 28 million dollar deal but I got commissioned.

    是的,這是一筆 2,800 萬美元的交易,但我得到了委託。

  • It wasn't my deal but I did it in Puerto Rico.

    這不是我的交易,但我在波多黎各做到了。

  • I did it in the airport and the commission was hefty.

    我是在機場做的,佣金很高。

  • In the oil business or what was that?

    是做石油生意還是什麼?

  • In the oil business and I was 21.

    從事石油行業,那年我 21 歲。

  • Are you a buyer or a seller?

    您是買家還是賣家?

  • I feel like I'm both depending on what the market is.

    我覺得兩者都要看市場情況。

  • But I'm a seller.

    但我是個賣家。

  • I sell, sell, sell.

    我賣,賣,賣。

  • Are you good at sales?

    你擅長銷售嗎?

  • I can sell water too.

    我也可以賣水。

  • A fish.

    一條魚

  • I've been selling for years.

    我已經賣了好幾年了。

  • I've been selling for years and I was in corporate customer service for 10 years so I know how to deal with people.

    我從事銷售多年,在企業客戶服務部門工作了 10 年,是以我知道如何與人打交道。

  • What's your secret to selling?

    你的銷售祕訣是什麼?

  • You're not asking the wrong questions, you're asking the wrong person.

    你不是問錯了問題,而是問錯了人。

  • That's game right there.

    這就是遊戲。

  • Yeah, keep asking, keep asking, keep asking, keep asking.

    是啊,繼續問,繼續問,繼續問,繼續問。

  • Go get a loan.

    去貸款吧

  • Sign up for whatever.

    報名參加任何活動。

  • Close moms don't get fed.

    親密媽媽沒有飯吃

  • And don't be afraid.

    不要害怕。

  • Just go.

    快走吧

  • If you don't go to the banks, if you don't try and find lenders, you're not going to know what you need.

    如果你不去銀行,如果你不嘗試尋找貸款人,你就不會知道你需要什麼。

  • So you weren't afraid to borrow money from banks?

    所以你不怕向銀行借錢?

  • No, I borrow money all the time.

    不,我經常借錢。

  • Actually?

    事實上呢?

  • I do.

    我是這麼想的。

  • How do you leverage that debt into wealth?

    如何將債務轉化為財富?

  • I spread it out.

    我把它攤開。

  • I spread it out.

    我把它攤開。

  • I spread it out and I multiply it.

    我把它攤開,把它放大。

  • A lot of the times you say, okay, this is where we're going to spend it but I budget it and

    很多時候,你會說,好吧,這就是我們要花的錢,但我做了預算,而且

  • I spread it out and a lot of the times I pay it back before it even makes what it needs to make.

    我把錢分攤開來,很多時候還沒賺到該賺的錢,我就把錢還上了。

  • Absolutely.

    當然。

  • I can make it in ten phone calls.

    我打十個電話就能搞定。

  • So your network's important.

    所以,你的網絡很重要。

  • My network is hefty.

    我的網絡很強大。

  • Big players.

    大玩家

  • Have you ever met a billionaire?

    你見過億萬富翁嗎?

  • I've dated billionaires.

    我和億萬富翁約會過

  • You've dated billionaires?

    你和億萬富翁約會過?

  • Of course.

    當然。

  • What have you learned from all the billionaires that you've met, that you've interacted with, that you've networked with?

    你從所有你見過的、與你交往過的、與你建立過關係網的億萬富翁身上學到了什麼?

  • What do billionaires do differently from everybody else?

    億萬富翁與其他人有什麼不同?

  • I think that more than anything, they like to talk.

    我認為,他們最喜歡哈拉。

  • They like quality time.

    他們喜歡有品質的時間。

  • They like listeners.

    他們喜歡傾聽者。

  • They like listeners and they can separate the doers from the non-doers.

    他們喜歡傾聽者,能把行動者和非行動者區分開來。

  • You're going to be a student for life and be open to that.

    你將成為一名終身學生,並對此持開放態度。

  • It doesn't matter where you are.

    你在哪裡並不重要。

  • I'm constantly learning and I'm going to learn until my last breath.

    我一直在學習,直到嚥下最後一口氣。

  • So billionaires, they love that.

    所以,億萬富翁們喜歡這樣。

  • It's the playground.

    這是遊樂場。

  • You've got to take notes.

    你得做筆記。

  • You've got to file taxes like a billionaire.

    你得像億萬富翁一樣報稅。

  • You've got to be a big girl.

    你得像個大姑娘。

  • Have you filed taxes like a billionaire?

    你像億萬富翁一樣報稅了嗎?

  • All the time.

    一直都是

  • Yeah?

    是嗎?

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • So do you pay a lot in taxes?

    那麼你交了很多稅嗎?

  • I mean, I have several trust accounts.

    我是說,我有好幾個信託賬戶。

  • So what's the best way to not pay a lot of taxes?

    那麼,怎樣才能不交很多稅呢?

  • Because the wealthiest people I've met, they don't pay any taxes.

    因為我見過的最富有的人,他們都不納稅。

  • I would say knowing how to do business, knowing how to write off and then, of course, actually securing your wealth.

    我想說的是,知道如何做生意,知道如何註銷,然後當然是真正確保你的財富。

  • And I want to say making sure that you have that generational wealth by having trust accounts, by having certain portfolios and filing it properly, doing business properly and knowing exactly how you can write off.

    我想說的是,要確保擁有世代相傳的財富,就必須擁有信託賬戶,擁有一定的投資組合,並正確歸檔,正確經營,清楚地知道如何註銷。

  • You really have to have a really good financial advisor and have a really crazy financial team.

    你真的必須有一個非常好的財務顧問和一個非常瘋狂的財務團隊。

  • Your team has to be hardcore.

    你的團隊必須是鐵桿團隊。

  • Invest in it.

    投資於它。

  • Invest in it because the more you invest in the best financial advisors and the best tax attorneys, you're going to save a lot of money.

    投資於最好的財務顧問和最好的稅務律師,你就能省下一大筆錢。

  • When you build a team in every single part of your business, when you build the right team, they make money for you.

    當你在業務的每一個環節都組建團隊時,當你組建正確的團隊時,他們就會為你賺錢。

  • In your sleep, you can trust everybody.

    在睡夢中,你可以信任所有人。

  • I think your team, invest in your team.

    我認為你的團隊,投資於你的團隊。

  • So we got her coming out of the G-Wagon, out the valet, and she is in, of all businesses, the oil business.

    所以我們讓她從 G 型旅行車裡出來,從貼身侍從那裡出來,而她做的所有生意中,就有石油生意。

  • You guys, if that puts anything in perspective, I want you guys to realize how much money is really out there in this world to be made, no matter what industry you are in, whether it's tech, finance, real estate, oil, energy, you never know how people are making their money.

    夥計們,如果這能說明什麼問題的話,我希望你們能意識到這個世界上有多少錢可以賺,無論你從事哪個行業,科技、金融、房地產、石油、能源,你永遠不知道別人是如何賺錢的。

  • Great interview out here in Miami.

    邁阿密的採訪很棒

  • We got to keep this one rolling and go get another one, you guys.

    我們得把這輛車繼續開下去,然後再去買一輛,夥計們。

  • Come on, let's go.

    來吧,我們走

  • All right, you guys, so we just got to our destination at the design district and we got somebody who pulled up in a baby blue Bentley.

    好了 夥計們 我們剛到設計區的目的地 就有人開著一輛藍色賓利來了

  • I have never seen this car before, but we're going to go up, try and get an interview with them, see if we can get some game for them on how they got in a Bentley in today's world.

    我以前從未見過這輛車,但我們會上去,嘗試採訪他們,看看能否給他們一些遊戲,告訴他們在當今世界是如何開上賓利的。

  • Man, this is a crazy whip right here.

    天啊,這鞭子太瘋狂了。

  • Excuse me, ma'am.

    對不起,女士

  • Ma'am, question for you.

    女士,我想問你一個問題。

  • Is this your Bentley?

    這是你的賓利嗎?

  • Yes, it is.

    是的,就是這樣。

  • And what do you do for living out here in Miami to be able to afford a Bentley?

    你在邁阿密是怎麼生活的,才能買得起賓利?

  • I'm an entrepreneur, an investor.

    我是一名企業家,一名投資者。

  • How long have you been a business owner?

    您做企業主多久了?

  • Oh, my gosh.

    哦,我的天哪。

  • Well, I'm no longer really a business owner.

    好吧,我不再是真正的企業主了。

  • I sold it in 2023.

    我在 2023 年賣掉了它。

  • You sold your company?

    你把公司賣了?

  • I sold my company, yeah.

    我把公司賣了

  • For how much?

    多少錢?

  • For me, my equity shares were worth about $90 million.

    對我來說,我的股份價值約 9000 萬美元。

  • $90 billion?

    900 億美元?

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • So how much was the total company sold for?

    那麼,公司總共賣了多少錢?

  • Well, the company was valued at the time a little over $300 million.

    公司當時的估值略高於 3 億美元。

  • $300 million?

    3 億美元?

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • And I go all over the world interviewing the most successful business owners.

    我到世界各地採訪最成功的企業主。

  • Could I get one quick minute with you for the channel real quick?

    能跟你說幾句話嗎?

  • Of course.

    當然。

  • You got it.

    你說對了。

  • Is that okay?

    這樣可以嗎?

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • How long have you been a business owner?

    您做企業主多久了?

  • Well, I owned SolidCorp for almost 10 years before I sold it.

    我擁有 SolidCorp 將近 10 年才賣掉。

  • What investment made you the most money?

    什麼投資讓你賺得最多?

  • SolidCorp.

    SolidCorp.

  • I mean, I put 175 grand into SolidCorp, and it turned into $100 million in 10 years.

    我是說,我給 SolidCorp 投了 17.5 萬美元,10 年後就變成了 1 億美元。

  • So, in other words, putting the money back into the business and investing in yourself is the best thing that's ever happened to me.

    所以,換句話說,把錢投入到生意中,投資自己,是我遇到過的最好的事情。

  • Oh, my God.

    我的天啊

  • I bet on myself every day and twice on Sunday.

    我每天都在自己身上下注,星期天還下注兩次。

  • Like, there is no better bet than me because I know I'm going to win, and if I'm passionate about something, I'm going to give everything I got.

    就像,沒有比我更好的賭注了,因為我知道我會贏,如果我對某件事情充滿熱情,我就會傾盡全力。

  • Now, I'm a little bit more in wealth preservation mode.

    現在,我更傾向於財富保值模式。

  • So the money that I made, I want to continue to make money.

    所以,我賺到的錢,我想繼續賺下去。

  • That's why I'm an investor.

    這就是為什麼我是一個投資者。

  • I'm an investor in startups.

    我是初創企業的投資者。

  • I have money in private equity and hedge funds.

    我在私募基金和對沖基金裡都有資金。

  • In the stock market, I do loans.

    在股票市場,我做貸款。

  • You know, I'm very diversified now.

    你知道,我現在非常多元化。

  • But I think for entrepreneurs, if you think you have the special sauce, you've got to go all in on yourself.

    但我認為,對於創業者來說,如果你認為自己有特別的祕訣,你就必須全力以赴。

  • I love that.

    我喜歡這樣。

  • Did you have a lot of people that hated on you or doubted you when you were building your business?

    在你創業的過程中,是否有很多人討厭你或懷疑你?

  • I mean, I'm a woman who's been very successful.

    我是說,我是一個非常成功的女人。

  • Of course, I've had other people who has hated on me.

    當然,也有其他人討厭我。

  • It's just part of the process.

    這只是過程的一部分。

  • So the way that I deal with that is I just try to empower as many women as possible.

    是以,我處理這種情況的方法就是儘可能地為更多的女性賦權。

  • So how did you personally find that self-belief to go generate millions and millions of dollars?

    那麼,你本人是如何找到這種自信心,去創造數以百萬計的美元的呢?

  • Because a lot of people go doubt themselves.

    因為很多人都會懷疑自己。

  • When they start out, they kind of get worried about people saying stuff about them.

    剛開始的時候,他們會擔心別人說他們的壞話。

  • They're going out of the box.

    他們要打破常規。

  • How did you find the self-belief to make millions of dollars?

    你是如何找到賺取數百萬美元的自信心的?

  • You just have to not care, you know?

    你必須不在乎,知道嗎?

  • And the things that I was building, I was building a company that was making people's lives happier and healthier.

    我所建立的公司讓人們的生活更快樂、更健康。

  • So I was excited every single day.

    所以我每天都很興奮。

  • There was nothing that was going to get in the way of me building an empire across the country that I thought was improving people's lives.

    沒有什麼能阻擋我在全國各地建立一個我認為能改善人們生活的帝國。

  • And normally, the people that have something to say about that are people who normally sit on the sidelines and aren't actually doing the work.

    通常,對此有話要說的人都是袖手旁觀的人,而不是真正在做工作的人。

  • So why would I care what they have to say anyway?

    所以,我為什麼要在乎他們說什麼呢?

  • They're watching from the bleachers.

    他們在看臺上觀看。

  • Yeah, exactly.

    是啊,沒錯。

  • And you know, the cheap seats are called cheap seats for a reason.

    要知道,廉價座位被稱為廉價座位是有原因的。

  • Wow.

  • I love that.

    我喜歡這樣。

  • That's gay right there.

    這才是同志

  • Are you a reader by any chance?

    你是讀者嗎?

  • Yes.

    是的。

  • How many books have you read?

    你讀過多少本書?

  • All over my lifetime?

    在我的一生中?

  • Oh my gosh.

    我的天啊

  • I don't know if I can even do that math.

    我都不知道自己能不能算出來。

  • What was the number one book that changed your life?

    改變你人生的第一本書是什麼?

  • Oh my gosh.

    我的天啊

  • The number one book that I read every few years is what I've already mentioned, and it's How to Win Friends and Influence People by Dale Carnegie.

    我每隔幾年都會讀的第一本書就是我已經提到過的《如何贏得朋友和影響他人》,作者是戴爾-卡耐基。

  • It is simple, it is effective, and it's one of the reasons we started using names at SolidCore.

    它簡單、有效,是我們在 SolidCore 開始使用名稱的原因之一。

  • So if you've ever been to a SolidCore class, you hear your name over and over again.

    是以,如果你上過 SolidCore 課程,你會一次又一次地聽到自己的名字。

  • Why?

    為什麼?

  • Because your name is the most important word to you in any language.

    因為在任何語言中,你的名字對你來說都是最重要的詞彙。

  • So I wanted to make sure that you felt seen, at home, respected, and it makes you want to come back into an environment that you feel that way.

    是以,我想確保你有被看到、賓至如歸、受到尊重的感覺,讓你願意回到有這種感覺的環境中來。

  • What's the deepest life quote that you've ever heard?

    你聽過的最深刻的人生格言是什麼?

  • Easy choices, hard life.

    選擇容易,生活艱難。

  • Hard choices, easy life.

    艱難的選擇,輕鬆的生活。

  • Listen, I think a lot of people think after selling SolidCore, I'm gallivanting around and doing whatever.

    聽著,我想很多人都認為我賣掉 SolidCore 之後,就會到處遊蕩,做什麼都行。

  • I am up pretty much every day by 5.36 a.m.

    我幾乎每天早上 5 點 36 分就起床了。

  • I am at the gym six days a week.

    我每週六天去健身房。

  • I play beach volleyball for two to three hours, five days a week.

    我每週打五天沙灘排球,每次兩三個小時。

  • I cook my own food.

    我自己做飯

  • You know, I'm as disciplined as they come because I want to be as healthy and as active for as long as possible.

    你知道,我很自律,因為我想盡可能長久地保持健康和活力。

  • And if I make decisions that aren't in support of that, I'm going to have a difficult time in my 50s, 60s, and 70s.

    如果我做出的決定不支持這一點,那麼我在 50 多歲、60 多歲和 70 多歲時將會很艱難。

  • So I choose to make the hard decision now to continue to make sure my life stays as easy and comfortable as possible.

    是以,我選擇現在就做出艱難的決定,繼續確保我的生活儘可能輕鬆舒適。

  • It reminds me of this saying, the road to heaven often feels like hell, and the road to hell often feels like heaven.

    這讓我想起這樣一句話:通往天堂的路常常感覺像地獄,而通往地獄的路常常感覺像天堂。

  • Yeah, you know?

    是啊,你知道嗎?

  • And, like, make decisions today that make you proud of yourself today and make you proud of yourself tomorrow.

    比如,今天做出的決定要讓你今天為自己感到驕傲,讓你明天為自己感到自豪。

  • So, like, if you're going to go out drinking all day today, you might feel fun and good in the moment, but guess what happens the next day?

    所以,就像如果你今天要出去喝一整天的酒,當下你可能會覺得很有趣、很開心,但你猜第二天會發生什麼?

  • You feel like shit.

    你感覺糟透了

  • You have low energy.

    你精力不足。

  • I just don't put myself in those situations.

    我只是不把自己置於那種境地。

  • Right.

  • So was it all worth it?

    那麼,這一切值得嗎?

  • Was the sacrifice to build a, you know, $100 million company, was it all worth it?

    你知道,為了建立一家價值 1 億美元的公司而做出的犧牲值得嗎?

  • Oh, my.

    哦,天哪

  • I didn't feel like I sacrificed anything.

    我不覺得我犧牲了什麼。

  • I loved every part of it.

    我喜歡它的每一個部分。

  • I learned so much.

    我學到了很多。

  • My team was amazing, and I got to build a company that helped people create the strongest version of themselves.

    我的團隊非常出色,我可以建立一家公司,幫助人們打造最強大的自己。

  • Like, I would do it all again in a heartbeat.

    就像,我會毫不猶豫地再做一次。

  • You got amazing advice.

    你得到了很好的建議。

  • Thanks.

    謝謝。

  • Thank you so much for your time.

    非常感謝你抽出時間。

  • I appreciate that.

    我很感激。

  • Have a great day.

    祝你愉快

  • You guys, this video has been incredible so far.

    夥計們,到目前為止,這段視頻太不可思議了。

  • We're headed right now to go get our next interview out here in Miami, but before we do that, I have a very quick, very important announcement to make.

    我們現在要去邁阿密進行下一次採訪,但在此之前,我有一個非常快速、非常重要的消息要宣佈。

  • So a couple months ago, I launched and built what has become one of the greatest and biggest entrepreneur communities in the entire world.

    是以,幾個月前,我發起並建立了一個已成為全世界最偉大、最大的企業家社區之一。

  • And school just announced that our community is the number one in the world for business, money, and entrepreneurship.

    學校剛剛宣佈,我們的社區在商業、金錢和創業精神方面位居世界第一。

  • What's even crazier than that is you can join the community for free today.

    比這更瘋狂的是,您現在就可以免費加入該社區。

  • And the reason why we became the number one community for business owners is because every single week, I bring in the biggest business owners in the world, even billionaires, to directly mentor you, the members that join the community, on live calls that I host every single week inside, where you can ask your questions directly to the people that I'm interviewing.

    我們之所以成為企業主的頭號社區,是因為我每週都會邀請世界上最大的企業主,甚至是億萬富翁,在我每週主持的直播電話中直接指導你們,即加入社區的成員,在直播電話中,你們可以直接向我採訪的人提問。

  • So no matter what business, no matter what industry you're in, if you want to learn how to invest to make your money multiply, how to sell or negotiate like a millionaire or a billionaire, how to start and scale that business, how to get out of that nine to five, no matter what industry, like I said, you're in, no matter what point in your business, we've got millionaires that are members in the community, people that have built seven, eight figure businesses, six figure businesses.

    是以,無論你從事什麼行業,如果你想學習如何投資,使你的錢成倍增長,如何像百萬富翁或億萬富翁一樣銷售或談判,如何啟動和擴大業務,如何擺脫朝九晚五的生活,無論你從事什麼行業,就像我說的,無論你的業務處於什麼階段,我們的社區成員中都有百萬富翁,他們已經建立了七位數、八位數、六位數的業務。

  • So come join a network of like-minded entrepreneurs and come get mentored from the world's most successful people.

    快來加入志同道合的企業家網絡,接受世界上最成功人士的指導吧。

  • To join for free today, go down to the link in the description of this video.

    今天就免費加入,請點擊本視頻描述中的鏈接。

  • I can't wait to see you on the inside, inside of the School of Mentors, the number one community in the world.

    我迫不及待地想在導師學校這個世界第一社區的內部看到你們。

  • With that being said, let's go get this next interview.

    說了這麼多,我們去接受下一個採訪吧。

  • Guys, we just got to a yacht marina out here in Fort Lauderdale, another super wealthy area in Miami.

    夥計們,我們剛到勞德代爾堡的一個遊艇碼頭 邁阿密的另一個超級富人區

  • We're going to be asking yacht owners what they did to be able to afford yachts out here and how you can do the exact same thing.

    我們將向遊艇業主們請教,他們是如何買得起遊艇的,以及你們如何才能買得起遊艇。

  • Sir, is this your yacht?

    先生,這是您的遊艇嗎?

  • No.

  • No?

    不是嗎?

  • No, I just drive the bus.

    不,我只負責開車。

  • You drive the bus.

    你來開車

  • Thank you, brother.

    謝謝你,兄弟。

  • I appreciate you.

    我很感激你。

  • All right.

    好的

  • So let's see what we can do, man.

    讓我們拭目以待吧,夥計。

  • Oh, for one, all we can do is keep on going because every no is a step closer to a yes.

    哦,首先,我們能做的就是繼續前進,因為每一個 "不 "都是向 "是 "邁出的一步。

  • Excuse me, sir.

    對不起,先生

  • Sir, question for you.

    先生,我想問你一個問題。

  • Is this your yacht?

    這是你的遊艇嗎?

  • No.

  • No, it's my friend's.

    不,是我朋友的。

  • This is your yacht?

    這是你的遊艇?

  • Yeah, how can I help you?

    有什麼能幫您的嗎?

  • I go all over the world interviewing the most successful people.

    我到世界各地採訪最成功的人。

  • I grew a channel to 10 million followers.

    我把一個頻道發展到了 1000 萬粉絲。

  • Do you think I could interview you real quick?

    我可以採訪你一下嗎?

  • About what?

    關於什麼?

  • What did you do to be able to afford a yacht?

    你是靠什麼買得起遊艇的?

  • Oh, I'm actually in the beauty industry.

    哦,其實我是從事美容行業的。

  • You're in the beauty industry?

    你從事美容行業?

  • Yes, I own a professional hair care brand that's worldwide.

    是的,我擁有一個全球性的專業護髮品牌。

  • How long have you been a business owner?

    您做企業主多久了?

  • Well, I mean, I've been in the beauty industry 42 years and my very first business was a little square that I used to do hair on, so I've always been 1099 and independent person.

    我的意思是,我從事美容行業已經 42 年了,我的第一份工作是在一個小廣場上做頭髮,所以我一直都是 1099 獨立人士。

  • Over these 42 years across your company, what was the most amount of money that you made in a single year?

    在貴公司工作的 42 年中,您在一年中賺得最多的一筆錢是多少?

  • Over nine figures.

    超過九位數。

  • Nine figures?

    九位數?

  • In one year.

    一年後

  • In one year?

    一年內?

  • Could I interview you real quick?

    我能採訪你一下嗎?

  • Sure.

    當然。

  • Is that okay?

    這樣可以嗎?

  • Come aboard.

    上船吧

  • Welcome.

    歡迎光臨

  • How you doing, man?

    你好嗎?

  • Appreciate you guys.

    謝謝你們

  • Thank you.

    謝謝。

  • So if you've never been on a yacht before, you got to take your shoes off up here.

    所以,如果你從來沒坐過遊艇,那你就得脫鞋上來。

  • Thank you so much for having us on.

    非常感謝你邀請我們上節目。

  • No problem.

    沒問題。

  • We appreciate that.

    我們對此表示感謝。

  • Thanks for coming aboard.

    感謝您的加入。

  • Are you a billionaire?

    你是億萬富翁嗎?

  • Yes.

    是的。

  • You're a billionaire?

    你是億萬富翁?

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • How do you differently from millionaires?

    您與百萬富翁有何不同?

  • That's what I want to know.

    這就是我想知道的。

  • I'm addicted.

    我上癮了

  • I love, love being an entrepreneur.

    我喜歡,喜歡成為一名企業家。

  • I'm actually a serial entrepreneur.

    實際上,我是一個連續創業者。

  • I have 15 companies.

    我有 15 家公司。

  • So it just starts compounding and-

    是以,它就開始不斷累積

  • It's a game.

    這是一個遊戲。

  • It's a game and I'm addicted and some people say, oh, but like now you can afford leisure.

    這是個遊戲,我已經上癮了,有人說,哦,但就像現在你能負擔得起休閒一樣。

  • Well, what's leisure?

    那麼,休閒是什麼?

  • What is leisure to people?

    對人們來說,休閒是什麼?

  • Leisure to me is really getting to do what I love, getting to share it with people I love and obviously giving back.

    對我來說,休閒就是做自己喜歡的事情,與自己喜歡的人分享,當然還有回饋。

  • So that's my leisure.

    這就是我的休閒方式。

  • Which is building for you.

    這是為你建造的。

  • Yes, it is.

    是的,就是這樣。

  • And have you ever been broke before?

    你以前破產過嗎?

  • I have, many times.

    我有過,很多次。

  • My first company completely failed.

    我的第一家公司徹底失敗了。

  • We lost everything and then started It's a 10 with only one bottle because we couldn't afford anything else.

    我們失去了一切,然後只用一瓶酒就開始了 It's a 10,因為我們買不起其他東西。

  • And I was in that business with It's a 10 for 10 years with a partner and I bought my partner out.

    我和一個合夥人一起做了 10 年的 "10 "生意,後來我把合夥人買了下來。

  • I'm the only Latina female brand in the world of my size that's 100% owned by the original owner, the founder.

    我是世界上唯一一個同規模的拉丁裔女性品牌,100% 由最初的所有者、創始人擁有。

  • How many Latina billionaires are there?

    拉丁裔億萬富翁有多少?

  • You know, that's a good question.

    你知道,這是個好問題。

  • I don't really know.

    我真的不知道。

  • Probably not many.

    可能不多。

  • Yeah.

    是啊

  • Not many, especially self-made ones.

    不多,尤其是自創的。

  • When you were coming up, when you were growing, when you were building your business, how did you know you made it?

    在你成長的過程中,在你創業的過程中,你怎麼知道自己成功了?

  • I was actually in New York City and we had just had a few products out and I went in the airport and there was a salon in there and I walked up to the girl behind the counter and asked her, do you carry It's a 10?

    實際上,我當時在紐約,我們剛剛推出了幾款產品,我去了機場,那裡有一家沙龍,我走到櫃檯後面問那個女孩,你們有 It's a 10 嗎?

  • And she's like, I can't believe you're asking me that.

    她就說,真不敢相信你會問我這個問題。

  • And I'm thinking to myself, why?

    我在想,為什麼?

  • I mean, you're a salon.

    我的意思是,你是一個沙龍。

  • And she said, because we just sold our last bottle and we're actually, I'm not going to say it, another brand's salon and we aren't supposed to be carrying It's a 10.

    她說,因為我們剛賣掉最後一瓶,而且我們實際上,我不想說出來,是另一個品牌的沙龍,我們不應該賣這瓶酒。

  • But I told my manager we had to get it in and we can't keep it in.

    但我告訴我的經理,我們必須把它放進去,不能再放了。

  • It's all off the shelves.

    都下架了。

  • And I just love the stuff.

    我就是喜歡這些東西。

  • And I said, oh, wow.

    我說,哦,哇。

  • I'm so glad to hear that.

    我很高興聽到這個消息。

  • I actually created that company.

    實際上,那家公司是我創建的。

  • And she said, can I hug you?

    她說,我能抱抱你嗎?

  • I always said I was going to hug the person who ever created It's a 10.

    我總是說,我要去擁抱那個創造了《十全十美》的人。

  • So she ran around the corner and gave me a big hug.

    於是她跑到拐角處,給了我一個大大的擁抱。

  • And you know, when you find that passion, organic passion behind a brand and you become a worldwide brand built on that organic passion, it's priceless to me.

    你知道,當你發現品牌背後的激情、有機激情,並在這種有機激情的基礎上成為一個世界性品牌時,這對我來說就是無價之寶。

  • That's a beautiful story.

    這是一個美麗的故事。

  • Thank you.

    謝謝。

  • What's your last message to the younger generation?

    您對年輕一代最後的寄語是什麼?

  • How can somebody become a billionaire in 2025?

    如何在 2025 年成為億萬富翁?

  • It's not what you have, it's what you do with what you have.

    關鍵不在於你擁有什麼,而在於你如何利用你所擁有的。

  • And a lot of people say, oh, yeah, I don't work harder.

    很多人說,哦,是啊,我沒有更努力地工作。

  • I work smarter.

    我工作得更聰明。

  • It's not about even working smarter.

    這甚至與更聰明地工作無關。

  • It's about being more strategic.

    這是為了更具戰略性。

  • Go where they don't go because it's a tough market out there.

    去他們不去的地方,因為外面的市場很艱難。

  • But if you can bring innovation or something different to it, so zig when they zag and literally get creative and have fun while you're doing it because you know what?

    但是,如果你能帶來創新或與眾不同的東西,那就 "zig",當他們 "zag "的時候,你就 "zig",從字面上理解就是發揮創造力,在做的過程中享受樂趣,因為你知道嗎?

  • It goes fast.

    速度很快。

  • Been doing this my whole life.

    我一輩子都在做這件事。

  • And you really have to sometimes just enjoy the moment.

    有時候,你真的必須享受當下。

  • It's a great ride.

    這是一段很棒的旅程。

  • You got amazing advice.

    你得到了很好的建議。

  • Thank you so much.

    非常感謝。

  • Thank you so much for your time.

    非常感謝你抽出時間。

  • I appreciate that.

    我很感激。

  • Guys, this video was incredible to make.

    夥計們,這段視頻的製作過程真是不可思議。

  • But I need you guys to do me a favor to like and subscribe for amazing content I've got coming every single week because I'm going all over the world to find and ask the most successful people their advice to you to become wealthy and financially free in today's world.

    但我需要你們幫我一個忙,喜歡並訂閱我每週都會推出的精彩內容,因為我要到世界各地去尋找並詢問最成功的人,聽聽他們給你的建議,讓你在當今世界變得富有和財務自由。

  • And if you are not a member yet, you need to right now.

    如果您還不是會員,請馬上加入。

  • Go join my private entrepreneur community for free today.

    今天就免費加入我的私人企業家社區吧。

  • Come try it out.

    快來試試吧

  • Come get mentored directly from the millionaires and the billionaires that I interview.

    來接受我採訪的百萬富翁和億萬富翁的直接指導吧。

  • That's what we do inside the community.

    這就是我們在社區內的工作。

  • Every week I'm hosting live calls to bring the most successful business owners in to directly mentor you and answer every question that you have.

    每週我都會舉辦現場電話會議,邀請最成功的企業主來直接指導你,回答你的每一個問題。

  • So go join the community by going down to the link in the description of this video.

    請點擊視頻描述中的鏈接加入社區。

  • I can't wait to see on the inside of the school of mentors, the number one entrepreneur community in the world.

    我迫不及待地想看看世界第一企業家社區--導師學校的內部情況。

  • With that being said, I'll see you in the next video.

    好了,我們下期視頻再見。

Excuse me, sir. Sir, question for you. Is this your yacht?

對不起,先生先生,問你個問題這是你的遊艇嗎?

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