I want to talk about the first time I was 21 years old and I saw six million dollars of cash

right in front of me. I couldn't believe it. I'm like, you got to be kidding me. That's what six

million looks like insane. How the hell can I get this kind of money one day? And the guy who

had the six million dollars was a Jewish businessman who owned dealerships in San Fernando Valley area

and he gave me an advice at 21 that completely changed the way I do business till today. By the way,

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Here's what this Jewish businessman told me. I said, how is it possible? You got this much

money and you're in your mid 30, six million cash. He says, Patrick, there's one thing you need to

know about Jews. I said, what's that? When one makes money, five make money. I said, what? He says,

when one of us makes money in a business, five other Jews make money because we like to make money

in groups. I said, so what's the benefit of that? He said, everybody keeps doing business together.

He says too many people, ethnicities, nationalities, cultures, backgrounds. They just want to be the one

making money. They don't want anybody else around them making money and eventually they wonder,

how come nobody wants to go into business with me? Because when you make money, nobody else makes

money. So ask yourself the question. Number one, the person you're working for, does he make money

and do you make money? And number two, the people that work with you who report to you, if they give

their best, do they also make good money the way you're making money? If the answer is yes, you're in a

great place, go to your part and eventually you'll make your money like that Jewish mentor shared

with this 21 year old, 24 years ago, 23 years ago. If you got value from this video, give it a thumbs

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