@@runknownz3606 he actually did say at some point that he started at the bottom, while 10 minutes earlier he said he bought the aviation magazine for 2.5 million cash, and it was a “significant amount of his liquidity” but not his net worth. So frankly I don’t think Craig ever actually known poverty or the “bottom”
My biggest takeaway happened at the very end. Finding a villain to conquer and drawing in a team around that ideal is a game changer for me. I've always had trouble figuring out how to draw the right talent and I think this is the silver bullet.
Sam keeps going on about him being ballsy and taking huge risks but clearly this guy and his family are loaded. Sounds like they were pretty small gambles.
Nice interview. What’s missing in this discussion is psychological safety zone. Parents support, siblings support, could be other emotional and financial support avenues., inheritance …….If yes to any then you can take higher risks.
Love the pod guys, try to listen to most every episode… had a devastating glass shattering moment with how often Sam says “like” and now I can’t unhear it in every pod! I think I’ll survive though
As much as I want to be contrarian and believe print magazines aren't dead, it's hard to wrap your head around it due to the sizeable safety net this guy has. I do hope he succeeds and there really is a profitable niche market there.
28:17 I hope he has a requirement for home construction to begin within a certain period of time. I’ve seen many communities go downhill because of over purchasing by investors that never build and property values eventually plummet.
Sam: "How did you do it?" Craig: "I had a bunch of money and hired people to do it" 😂 Sam did a great job looking for the struggle, there just wasn't one.
Money is not meant to control people rather it is meant to be put to work producing more money for you. You cannot build wealth without putting money in its rightful place.
Very possible! especially at this moment. Profits can be made in many different ways, but such intricate transactions should only be handled by seasoned market professionals.
Having an investment advisor is the best way to go about the stock market right now. I was going solo, but it wasn't working. I've been in touch with an advisor for a while now, and just last year, I made over 80% capital growth minus dividends.
he was really trying to dig out the info on this one. had the man doing some notebook math you know sam was thinking about starting his own version of the biz lmao
This was for Sam, I has an idea what Graig is talking so is a conversation not an interrogation. You can go deep now on those subjects. The whole point all these conversations online is to bring the listener awareness not to educate.
Comment people you shouldn’t be hating on this guy b/c he comes from money. Most ppl with the same money wouldve just wasted it and not have the finesse to create a profitable and scaleable business out of it. Craig has succeeded at Data business, Media Businesses, now he’s dabbling in real estate, financing, e commerce… Give it to him, he’s a relentless businessman. When you can succeed in this wide range of markets, it means you’re doing things right.
Sam is the best. Thus podcast should be mandatory for all high school and college students. I learned more in this hour than all of my k-12 and college.
Dodgy… - where are the 40 million he invested come from? - If the magazine was losing money, how was it profitable? - how are his original investors and his previous business OK with this? He would completely deter his attention.
This episode was fantastic, couldn’t disagree more with you. To @angelocean’s point, Sam is a great interviewer, we get extreme amount of value, he’ll squeeze insights from the guests. Shaan is great at humor and storytelling and chill vibes and camaraderie during interviews. They ve both rubbed off on each other, and they’re both amazing now.
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I like Craig but the “ I got fired and had nothing” is a bit of a stretch when your family sold a business for 800M.
My father sold his business in 2023, but I founded FreightWaves with zero family support & only credit card debt in 2016..
Poor guy he got fired by his multimillionaire Dad… really started from the bottom 😂
@@Fraunzi Can't hate the guy for the editor's choice of title... He never really said he had it hard with getting fired and what not.
@@runknownz3606 he actually did say at some point that he started at the bottom, while 10 minutes earlier he said he bought the aviation magazine for 2.5 million cash, and it was a “significant amount of his liquidity” but not his net worth.
So frankly I don’t think Craig ever actually known poverty or the “bottom”
Sam's doing it again, interviewing his future competitors
My biggest takeaway happened at the very end. Finding a villain to conquer and drawing in a team around that ideal is a game changer for me. I've always had trouble figuring out how to draw the right talent and I think this is the silver bullet.
Agreed. Brilliant. The Heroes Journey...
“mY dADdy oWNs ThE LAke”
Sam keeps going on about him being ballsy and taking huge risks but clearly this guy and his family are loaded. Sounds like they were pretty small gambles.
Sound like a "Succession" type of family drama xD
I don't doubt this guy's business chops but something about hearing "organic growth" and "funded by my dad" makes me want more details
i love the guests that talk about their assumptions being wrong when buying a business. those are really fun to learn from
Sam is reminding me of Mackelmore with his coats lately. The irony is he's talking millions, not $20 tags at the Goodwill 😆
The old saying goes how do you make a million dollars in the wine business start with a billion dollars
Love the back and forth at 25:22 land is super simple. Starting websites sounds like simpler but i understand what he means on land.
Nice interview. What’s missing in this discussion is psychological safety zone. Parents support, siblings support, could be other emotional and financial support avenues., inheritance …….If yes to any then you can take higher risks.
Safety net
Love the pod guys, try to listen to most every episode… had a devastating glass shattering moment with how often Sam says “like” and now I can’t unhear it in every pod! I think I’ll survive though
As someone who's into media businesses, this is a great interview. Super inspirational!
As much as I want to be contrarian and believe print magazines aren't dead, it's hard to wrap your head around it due to the sizeable safety net this guy has. I do hope he succeeds and there really is a profitable niche market there.
28:17 I hope he has a requirement for home construction to begin within a certain period of time. I’ve seen many communities go downhill because of over purchasing by investors that never build and property values eventually plummet.
51:34 - Favorite part, "That's not work to me, this is a game".
At 24:22 Sam activated Father-Son mode.
Sam: "How did you do it?"
Craig: "I had a bunch of money and hired people to do it" 😂
Sam did a great job looking for the struggle, there just wasn't one.
Money is not meant to control people rather it is meant to be put to work producing more money for you. You cannot build wealth without putting money in its rightful place.
Very possible! especially at this moment. Profits can be made in many different ways, but such intricate transactions should only be handled by seasoned market professionals.
Having an investment advisor is the best way to go about the stock market right now. I was going solo, but it wasn't working. I've been in touch with an advisor for a while now, and just last year, I made over 80% capital growth minus dividends.
Jeff demonstrates an excellent understanding of market trends, making well informed decisions that leads to consistent profit
I'm surprised that you just mentioned and recommend Mr Jeff Clark. I met him at a conference in 2018 and we have been working together ever since.
That's interesting, any way to connect with him? I have to get started.
Congratulations for reaching 500k subscribers. This is my favourite podcast on RUclips.
Chattanooga gang 💪🏻
Represent!
Too much interrupting by Sam. Let the man talk!
he was really trying to dig out the info on this one. had the man doing some notebook math you know sam was thinking about starting his own version of the biz lmao
This was for Sam, I has an idea what Graig is talking so is a conversation not an interrogation.
You can go deep now on those subjects.
The whole point all these conversations online is to bring the listener awareness not to educate.
Actually Sam did great here
Some people see a podcast. I see a $5,000/hr consulting session. Take notes ghouls and boys
one of the best conversation interviews I've seen in a while
Congratulations on 500k subscribers!
I like Sam’s interview style, super direct for most efficient pod.
Daddy Sam has to explain how the world works to Sam 😂
Rich boy gets richer. Interesting tidbits but then again, not.
Craig Fuller is a badass.
Magazine talk… beautifully done
Sam grilled him 😂
Comment people you shouldn’t be hating on this guy b/c he comes from money.
Most ppl with the same money wouldve just wasted it and not have the finesse to create a profitable and scaleable business out of it.
Craig has succeeded at Data business, Media Businesses, now he’s dabbling in real estate, financing, e commerce… Give it to him, he’s a relentless businessman. When you can succeed in this wide range of markets, it means you’re doing things right.
Was wondering why this doesn't have lots of views, bit it was posted an hour ago
500K Subscribers! congrats MFM!!
Sam is the best. Thus podcast should be mandatory for all high school and college students. I learned more in this hour than all of my k-12 and college.
CRAIG FULLER!!
Does anyone know what software/ platform Sam & Shaan use to record the Pod 🎙️ on? Looks awesome
riverside
@@Thegkvania amazing - thank you bud
I wanna be Sam Fuller when I grow up
Dodgy…
- where are the 40 million he invested come from?
- If the magazine was losing money, how was it profitable?
- how are his original investors and his previous business OK with this? He would completely deter his attention.
Also, you can’t borrow money from the bank to purchase land
Can you guys do an episode on there's an ai for that
felt like an interrogation 😂
Thanks, Sam! Love Craig Fuller. I have been following him for a while.
"Magazines" 😅😅😅
Too much yellow in sams color palette
Starting OFF with $500,000.00 doesn’t sound like a Struggle Story 🤷🏿♂️🤷🏿♂️🤷🏿♂️😅😅😅
Started from the botton (of the top) and now we're here 🥴
why is bro wearing a sweater in June???
why is sam wearing a 1980s pro wrestling robe lol
Anything with.." my father is my biggest investor is kinda not real entrepreneurship....
Saan's episodes > Sam's episodes
Be nice. They both have their strengths
This episode was fantastic, couldn’t disagree more with you.
To @angelocean’s point, Sam is a great interviewer, we get extreme amount of value, he’ll squeeze insights from the guests.
Shaan is great at humor and storytelling and chill vibes and camaraderie during interviews.
They ve both rubbed off on each other, and they’re both amazing now.
3.2
dat $8/yr face XD XD XD
1st... I'm back from holiday
Sam was super combative in this interview. He’s interviewing the guy like a republican congress would interview Dr Fauci 🤣
1st one
1st
third
These guys are liars😂😂😂😂
He snuck out and he was grounded he wasn't sacked by Dad
🎯