Hi, I'm Ricky Gutierrez. I went from filming videos in my college dorm room to now running one of the largest YouTube channels on the world for those who trading the stock market. And I'm one of the passionate few.

Today, I really enjoyed my interview with Omar talking a little bit more about my backstory and how I got

started and scaling to a point now where we've built this multimillion dollar empire. I hope that

you guys. Hey guys, welcome to this special episode of the Passionate Few podcast today. It's your host,

Omar here. And today, you're in for a treat because we get to sit down in our brand new interview

here with none other than one of Arizona's youngest multimillionaires who's done so through real estate investing, stocks, and flipping

cars just to name a few things, but a serial entrepreneur who literally started from very

humble beginnings and from his teens went from being a kid in his dorm room making videos

to now reaching almost a million subscribers through YouTube and building a multimillionmillion dollar portfolio, including a million dollar plus position in Tesla, as well as a car collector and tons of other things. You'll be blown away to find out on this interview from at the time somebody who's only 26 years old. So I promise you, you guys will be blown away, inspired, and make sure to pay attention to the very end because you will leave with a gem that you can apply to your life to take it to the next level. And also, if at any point you're watching this interview and you're like, man, I would love to share my story, my products, my service, and be interviewed right here on the show and potentially partner with us to help feed a million people through feeding America. well, you're in luck because you can right now apply in the description below either during or after this interview to see if you'd be a good fit to be interviewed on the show, either in person or via Zoom. Want to find out more? Simply apply in the description below and see if you're a good fit. But with no further ado, I want to encourage you guys to sit back, relax, and for this powerful interview, Ricky and Terrence.

I appreciate it. Thank you for having me. Absolutely, Ricky. It's been a long time coming. I know we've been trying to do this for a while. And I know here we got the cars laid out and kind of cool setup, man. So let's get into your story. But before we do, can you tell the audience a little bit about what you do now and kind of what you're known for today, present day?

Yeah.

So as up now, kind of just like as a daily routine, my mornings consist of I trade live every morning with our Learn Plan Profit Group.

Right after that, I upload my first video on YouTube.

I've been uploading videos consistent on YouTube since, you know, like early 2016.

This really just started as a hobby you know, like early 2016.

This really just started as a hobby to now, really just now it happened.

After that, I'll try to get breakfast a little bit of, maybe I'll hit the gym, and then after that, follow up with our team.

And so much of my time now just consists of really just managing, but it didn't start off that way.

So I'm really excited to kind of just not only share my story, but now how it's growing to the point where I now have the people that I surround myself with and how we've been able to grow not only such a large following, but such, in my eyes, an effective culture and what we plan to do in the near future. That's awesome, man. Now, where did you grow up and what was your childhood like? Because before you became a multimillionaire or entrepreneur or any of that, you were just a kid working with dad, right? Yep. So take us back. You know, where did you grow up? What was your childhood like? And then where did the seed for entrepreneurship get planted for you as a kid?

Yeah. So I grew up in California, southern California. Most of my childhood, so we moved to like

the Yorba Linda, like placentia area when I was in second grade, right? But right before that,

I grew up in like Paramount Bellflower area. My dad is a tileman. So my weekends consisted of every single morning at 6 a.m. or 5 a.m.

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