Brainstorming $10M+ business ideas with Jess Mah
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So you're not afraid to share ideas? Uh no, I'm super afraid to share ideas. Um but that's I mean one of my ideas that I'm actively exploring and here I am sharing it with everyone here. I feel like I could rule the world and know I could be what I want to. I'm putting my all in it like a day song. We should uh address the elephant in the room. Why are we on why are we on a plane? This is my Ty Lopez. Hey guys, I'm just on my jet. Yeah, so this plane Um It's uh Citation C three plus. And I fly planes for fun, so it's been my passion and my hobby.
I think since even elementary school I was obsessed with airplanes and Um, it was always my goal to be able to afford a fly one. And And then I learned I I earn interviewed a bunch of very wealthy people and I said, How do you afford an airplane? Like how successful do you have to be? And the secret was you don't have to be that successful, you just have to have a big tax bill and good cash flow.
And it takes success to get to that point, but It takes some success, but a lot less than you think, actually, um, because it's like a house. You could finance it, get you know, put twenty percent down and then you know, the the rest is we'll walk to that in a second. So the the funny thing was we did an episode A normal episode where we're on Zoom. And it was great. Uh you can go see it. It's called like Jess Ma like high school dropout, you know, blah blah blah. We we we YouTube it to make the time look good. But like, you know, I don't know. three hundred, four hundred thousand people have have listened to that interview across all the platforms.
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