So I'm having a meeting my executives last week and I asked them a question.

I said, what do you think is the difference between somebody, a group of people that build a

hundred million auto company versus a billion?

Did these guys work harder?

What did they do different?

Is there a pattern or a billion dollar company versus 10 billion?

They're both billion, but it's 10 times higher.

Or the 10 billion auto company versus 100 billion or 100 billion versus a trillion?

What is the big

difference is it hard work is it innovation is it a fancier degree what is it we looked at the

list of biggest companies in america that are publicly traded here's the pattern we found out so

between a billion to 100 billion there's 3,500 of those companies in America, a billion to 100 billion, 100 billion,

100 billion to a trillion, only 166, and over a trillion, only nine.

And when we looked at the nine companies that are over a trillion dollars or have been over

a trillion dollars, we found eight patterns and trends that I'm going to share with you in today's video.

Stick around to the very end. I'm going to give you the notes here that I have in a new circle. We're starting on MNAC exclusive for entrepreneurs, executive, and salespeople.

I'll give you the link at the end.

So the $9 trillion companies, ready?

We got Apple, Microsoft.

And by the way, when I'm saying these names, I want you to see if you notice a pattern.

Apple, Microsoft, Invidia, Amazon, Alphabet, META, Berkshire Hathaway, Tesla, and Broadcom.

What patterns do we notice?

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