I wish my parents were that kind. I feel like my parents are only taking care of my needs because they are Christians and that's how they should act, not because they are purely good people. They sometimes say to me, "para kang damulag" which means, " you are like a bumbling fool'
You got me at 04:20. No fancy stories about million-dollar startups, just the way people treated you in your early days. This really resonates with me! Thank you so much for sharing.
You're saying this now because you didn't see him during his difficult times. You would have advised him to focus on school instead of the things he was doing
In life when you’re living your purpose that doesn’t align with the norm of society, the journey is lonely and people criticise you but when you have somuch passion for what you want to become nothing can stop you but death. I’ll rather die than to give up mentality is something only some people have, I’m grateful that I have that mentality and heart.
This has got to be one of the craziest roller coaster stories ive ever seen. Your positive attitude speaks volumes on your success both in business and health. What a dude. Respect
That story is full of massive rollercoasters which almost brought me to tears. It hits a little too hard with the cancer diagnosis aspect since my Dad passed from lung cancer literally 5 months ago. That positive mindset with business, health, and relationships is something that I need to strive for more of in my life. Congrats David, you're an amazing legend!
I'm so happy for him that he had amazing parents. My parents were always kind to me but never believed in business or anything aside from going to school and getting a job. There was always food on the table and they helped me with what I needed for normal life but I never got any support doing what I wanted if it wasn't aligned with their point of view. Well, I got the opposite, they were discouraging me from doing it so I never believed in myself. Only after I went to live alone I could finally do what I wanted. There is still zero support from them in anything out of the ordinary and I am the only one who believes in myself, but at least there is no negative feedback. I just never talk about what I do.
Well, this guy is not a loser. This guy is a winner is a real winner. He actually invested in passion and turned it into fortune. Congratulations mate.!
Thank you for sharing. I’m 27 years old rn and still struggling with my own startup and you just taught me a valuable lesson which is never to give up.
Amazing story and amazing presentation here. Well done!! Glad to be one newsletter that David sponsored to help share this tool to many more people. David - you’re a rock star. From how you talk, I know you’ll be even more successful than whee you are!
Your channel reminds me of the Beehiiv founder and creator Tyler Denk as a side note! Building in public one of the best newsletter platforms on the planet. That's an amazing concept, Kevon! Keep it up!
Thanks Nate!@@thelifewithnate I've slowed down a bit on my video creation part but still going strong with my education business. I appreciate you taking the time to say this :) I'm checking out your videos, you rock on too!
I love this guy! So humble and vulnerable. I like that he didn't feel embarrassed when he started to cry, and just sat in that moment. I love the part about the "Leave it to God" line that God sent him, one way or another. Such an inspiring story. I really needed this right now. God bless you, David! I pray you are doing much better now healthwise.
thats it. Family is the foundation for everything and for every success. Supportive family lead to successful kids while broken family lead to broke kids. Its great to watch story of success like this eventhough im in the broken category.
Inspiring story, support from parents and grit were instrumental. I like this video format where the guest is clearly the main character of the show with no rambling two-cents from the host. Well done. Liked and subscribed.
I appreciate the vulnerability and gratitude David shows at the beginning of the story. There aren't many entrepreneurs that will be open like that, so I gave the video a thumbs up while he was trying to contain his emotions as he spoke about his supportive parents. Good stuff.
Your story is beautiful bro you not a loser you chased your dreams more people should push through life like you did your a true inspiration keep your head high you deserve all your blessings bro proud of you!!
We are starting something I perceive as great start up company with great vision. We are currently in our about 2 years of developing and struggle and this video helps me ignite more the fire with me and continue the struggle because I know we will be successful. Maybe not this year but the year to come, when it is our time! Godspeed
I am so happy this guy loves his family and appreciates what they wanted him to do. His major skill is persistence!!! He deserves success!!! Thank you Starter Story!!! I don’t think anyone should have to go through this!!! Persistence is key to success. !!!
Didn’t think I was gonna cry loading up this video, I’m touched by how much you appreciate your parents. Thank you for sharing your story and best of luck!
He didn't do this in 2 years. He worked on getting to this point since he was 16! It's never a short way to success. And like you showed us, we need to fail and fail again until we succeed!
This is a very inspirational video. I had been a cancer patient since I was 11, the same type as David´s. Life is very complicated, problems will show up all the time, as how to react and your attitude towards them. Failing doesn´t make you a loser; it is actually the opposite. There is more chance to learn from your failures than from the times you succeeded. Thank you Starter Story for de the video, wishing all the best for David :)
How inspiring! I was bowling my eyes out through out the video. David is an amazing storyteller. What a journey. True testimony that leaving things to the Higher power changes life in ways that you never ever imagined. Good luck to David, thanks for sharing his journey with us.
Guys this is beautiful! I am a founder and I can relate so much wtih David! Beautiful story. Specially the part of his parents believing in him! Go David!!!
The easiest way to sell something is to sell what you have already been doing for yourself. Trust me, whatever it is you do for yourself, millions of other people trying to figure it out. Those people are human and humans will pay for a shortcut to get a result.
Thank you Starter Story for your inspiring stories. I was really inspired by David Park's story, I'm working on something right now and completing my master's in MSIT. By the time I finish my education, I would love to be a successful entrepreneur in your start-up story!
Did he just break down during the shootout. Woww, it was a really hard time for him. Its amazing the comeback and resilience during the trying times. Am happy for your breakthrough. Shout-out to your amazing parents ❤
1:50 Hm.. my exact story... I need to rethink my whole life and it took me 2 years to finally understand what I must do... All the people who are lost .. don't lose hope.
A true entrepreneur and clearly a lovely person. What awesome parents he has, too. Wishing you deep, lasting happiness and perfect health along with your hard earned success, David🌺.
As a entrpenuer, you need to be able to see things people around you can't. You need to stand the pain that other people can't. You need to believe in yourself when others don't. If you are up for all these, then by all means give it a go.
Thank you for sharing this. I'm in the early days of entrepreneurship and his story about having no money resonated with me. It inspires me to keep going ❤❤. Would love to hear more of such stories 😊😊
This is a great story. And once again it shows that people who have parental support and are willing to make the effort can achieve great things. Myself on the other hand, with everything I ever tried to do my dad was there to shut me down and tell me how useless I am. I’m 34 now and just barely getting by.
I really appreciate the patience of your parents :) you should be proud of yourself and be glad to have such a good family! this is how people can grow! they just need time and a chance... u needed 10 years, if your family didnt give you the time and you gave up to early, all was for nothing...
Many folks achieve success faster thanks to strong support from their wealthy families. It helps them reach their goals more quickly. But for those of us without support and from poorer backgrounds, the journey to success takes much longer. Turns out, I've realized this now that I'm already over 27. 😢
And so what if it does take you longer? That's the entire point mate, every person's life path is different and it takes some longer than others. I just started RUclips 2-3 weeks ago and I have another creative project that I have spent a year of my life on. I'm 28 and hoping to make something out of both by the time I hit my 30s. But if it doesn't, then all the experience will lead to something. Don't compare yourself to others. Cheers!
damn, i was just having the dilemma of whether i should go safe by just working and living inside the matrix or by going big, pursue what i want, learn from the matrix but not planning to stay there in expense of not having money in the mean time. and this video just hit me in the guts, real real hard.
This was a good one. It also highlights how much getting into something early pays off. Getting into gpt2 before the huge wave that was 3 must have been huge
I really love listening to shows like this because reminds me that you can't fail if you dont quit. Thanks for your story. Someday, I'll be on this show.
Amazing story! Thank you for sharing. As someone who has been building startups and trying to find product market fit. This is inspiring. God bless your parents for believing in you and giving you that springboard to keep going.
As someone who is new to the entire startup world, I am curious about something. How do you know when to stop working on something if it does not pan out? When is that tipping point where all the energy is not worth it anymore after a while? Just curious since you speak of some experience. Cheers!
@@thelifewithnate My rule of thumb has always been to do weekly interviews and give myself a run way of one year to get closer to the customer and find product market fit. They will tell you what they want and usually you will be able to make a decision if you have traction. That has been the way I evaluate things. Curious to hear others thoughts here.
ngl David's story brought me to Starter Story and as an African kid, I understand why he had to make it and how his mom backed him when he thought nobody could or should, And I think this is a very inspiring story and will assist me take what Im doing to the top.
As a father of young adults, I can tell you that your parents wanted nothing more than to see you happy and successful according to YOUR standard. Screw what all the other parents think.
00:00 David Park's journey from failure to $25M valuation in 2 years 01:59 David faced a dilemma and decided to drop out to start a startup with Henry. 03:51 Facing financial struggle and self-doubt, but finding support and success. 05:45 From exhausted bank account to $100,000 check 07:40 Experiencing viral growth through social media and facing challenges 09:13 Facing health crisis led to realization and emotional gratitude 10:48 Facing the choice to cash out or double down to fix the business 12:31 Persistence and sacrifice are key to success in entrepreneurship.
finally a good, humble, down to earth story. Glad he became successful. Let’s not forget though that he was ahead of the Ai trend and actually had a good idea with Ai tools to help research writing. Then he capitalized on social media marketing.
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Thanks for having me on and listening to our story! 😄
Loved the story. Many reasons why people don't create is because of the fear of failure. Your persistence is motivational. Stay safe and God bless💯🙏🏽
David seems so honest and legit. So refreshing to see.
Very inspiring, thanks for sharing!
crazy story. thank you for sharing
loved your story man. i think i in the same way, now i 25 yo and live in my parents house to build my business. thank you man
That line broke me "my parents were always so kind to me"..... thats what you can achieve with foundation....
Yes
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life is tough so just blame your parents and move on...
I wish my parents were that kind. I feel like my parents are only taking care of my needs because they are Christians and that's how they should act, not because they are purely good people. They sometimes say to me, "para kang damulag" which means, " you are like a bumbling fool'
@@zarihmanDont discount them yet, they may come through for you at a time of extreme need or sickness when you really need help
You got me at 04:20. No fancy stories about million-dollar startups, just the way people treated you in your early days. This really resonates with me! Thank you so much for sharing.
You were never a loser bro. You were always grinding, and learning. Its about progress, not perfection.
You're saying this now because you didn't see him during his difficult times. You would have advised him to focus on school instead of the things he was doing
@@poa2.0surface77 Well, I wasn't talking to you either
@@EPHRAIM.DANIELS_ fr its sad how ppl will tell u to go to school even if ur working hard on ur business but then once ur successful they celebrate u
In life when you’re living your purpose that doesn’t align with the norm of society, the journey is lonely and people criticise you but when you have somuch passion for what you want to become nothing can stop you but death. I’ll rather die than to give up mentality is something only some people have, I’m grateful that I have that mentality and heart.
Good parenting makes such a difference, his parents love him and I'm glad he shows his appreciation for them with honest emotions!
have you ever had parents?
Shout out to his parents too for standing by his side not making him feel like a looser.
Real, many wouldn’t
Wow, this story kept me listening. " My parents were always so kind to me". Beautiful.
That is 10 years of learning. Not 10 years of failure.
Failure is learning.
10 years of attempts
i agree 100%
Yeah. I studied longer and learned not that much to be honest.
Best thing you can do to become rich is drop out. Colleges train you to become a work slave, not a boss.
This has got to be one of the craziest roller coaster stories ive ever seen. Your positive attitude speaks volumes on your success both in business and health. What a dude. Respect
yeahh....true
That story is full of massive rollercoasters which almost brought me to tears. It hits a little too hard with the cancer diagnosis aspect since my Dad passed from lung cancer literally 5 months ago.
That positive mindset with business, health, and relationships is something that I need to strive for more of in my life. Congrats David, you're an amazing legend!
What a genuine guy....he chokes up speaking about how his parents supported him....very inspiring
you give respect to your parents. that's how you succeed. salute man.
I'm so happy for him that he had amazing parents. My parents were always kind to me but never believed in business or anything aside from going to school and getting a job. There was always food on the table and they helped me with what I needed for normal life but I never got any support doing what I wanted if it wasn't aligned with their point of view. Well, I got the opposite, they were discouraging me from doing it so I never believed in myself. Only after I went to live alone I could finally do what I wanted. There is still zero support from them in anything out of the ordinary and I am the only one who believes in myself, but at least there is no negative feedback. I just never talk about what I do.
Well, this guy is not a loser. This guy is a winner is a real winner. He actually invested in passion and turned it into fortune. Congratulations mate.!
Thank you for sharing. I’m 27 years old rn and still struggling with my own startup and you just taught me a valuable lesson which is never to give up.
never give up is terrible advice.
God is always here for you bro he was there when u were going to do the surgery and u should stick to him and thank him 🙏🏻your story is amazing
You are so authentic and real!!! What an incredible human! I am so happy for you!
Thanks, David Park for not giving up and thanks Pat from Starter Story.
Inspiring!
So much power and honesty in this video. You are a beautiful person. Happy for your success!
Man it is so nice that the dude is successful!
Supporting Parents can really give you unbelievable Power!
Amazing story and amazing presentation here. Well done!!
Glad to be one newsletter that David sponsored to help share this tool to many more people.
David - you’re a rock star. From how you talk, I know you’ll be even more successful than whee you are!
Your channel reminds me of the Beehiiv founder and creator Tyler Denk as a side note! Building in public one of the best newsletter platforms on the planet. That's an amazing concept, Kevon! Keep it up!
Thanks Nate!@@thelifewithnate I've slowed down a bit on my video creation part but still going strong with my education business. I appreciate you taking the time to say this :) I'm checking out your videos, you rock on too!
Our parents is everything. That's why blessing from them is really important in our life.
I love this guy! So humble and vulnerable. I like that he didn't feel embarrassed when he started to cry, and just sat in that moment. I love the part about the "Leave it to God" line that God sent him, one way or another. Such an inspiring story. I really needed this right now. God bless you, David! I pray you are doing much better now healthwise.
thats it. Family is the foundation for everything and for every success. Supportive family lead to successful kids while broken family lead to broke kids. Its great to watch story of success like this eventhough im in the broken category.
Phenomenal story. God bless him. And that verse, whew. More blessings!
❤ moments of reflection like these can really bring you to tears. I’m happy for you and your success David! Onwards and upwards 🎉
He deserves every bit of the success he has now
Inspiring story, support from parents and grit were instrumental. I like this video format where the guest is clearly the main character of the show with no rambling two-cents from the host. Well done. Liked and subscribed.
I appreciate the vulnerability and gratitude David shows at the beginning of the story. There aren't many entrepreneurs that will be open like that, so I gave the video a thumbs up while he was trying to contain his emotions as he spoke about his supportive parents. Good stuff.
Support is a blessing really, my parents blame me for all their mistakes
Nothing but a legend. I wish you the best from now on. Inspiring and emotional story
Ugh! Thanks man! Now I'm in love with this guy because of how much he loves his mom & dad!
Your story is beautiful bro you not a loser you chased your dreams more people should push through life like you did your a true inspiration keep your head high you deserve all your blessings bro proud of you!!
We are starting something I perceive as great start up company with great vision. We are currently in our about 2 years of developing and struggle and this video helps me ignite more the fire with me and continue the struggle because I know we will be successful. Maybe not this year but the year to come, when it is our time! Godspeed
All the very best.You can do it.
It may be hard, but once u start, dont stop.
You got this! You can do it! I believe in you!
I feel ya ... But where in this together... Good luck 🤞
I am so happy this guy loves his family and appreciates what they wanted him to do. His major skill is persistence!!! He deserves success!!! Thank you Starter Story!!! I don’t think anyone should have to go through this!!! Persistence is key to success. !!!
thank you for having me here, it's really great to discover this channel, it gives me motivation to work hard hard hard too. ❤
Didn’t think I was gonna cry loading up this video, I’m touched by how much you appreciate your parents. Thank you for sharing your story and best of luck!
He didn't do this in 2 years. He worked on getting to this point since he was 16! It's never a short way to success. And like you showed us, we need to fail and fail again until we succeed!
That's what you call a growth mindset. Congratulations for not giving up on your dreams. Inspiring.😊 Thank you for sharing your story.
Inspiring man and story, props to you for making it through it all !
The key phrase was, "I was working" he didn't fail for 12 years, he prepped for something Amazing and nothing Amazing happens for nothing!
Greatest level of respect is honesty. So many things he could've spinned off in a different light but he kept it 100
This is a very inspirational video. I had been a cancer patient since I was 11, the same type as David´s. Life is very complicated, problems will show up all the time, as how to react and your attitude towards them. Failing doesn´t make you a loser; it is actually the opposite. There is more chance to learn from your failures than from the times you succeeded. Thank you Starter Story for de the video, wishing all the best for David :)
The part where God came through ❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥 The enemy was really fighting your success, so happy you made it through !!!
David sounds like a class act, glad he was successful in fighting cancer and in his business.
Best one yet! Wonderful story and the most success to you David Park!
How inspiring! I was bowling my eyes out through out the video. David is an amazing storyteller. What a journey. True testimony that leaving things to the Higher power changes life in ways that you never ever imagined. Good luck to David, thanks for sharing his journey with us.
Stay blessed 🙏🏽🙏🏽
Guys this is beautiful! I am a founder and I can relate so much wtih David! Beautiful story. Specially the part of his parents believing in him! Go David!!!
The easiest way to sell something is to sell what you have already been doing for yourself. Trust me, whatever it is you do for yourself, millions of other people trying to figure it out. Those people are human and humans will pay for a shortcut to get a result.
Bro, your channel is awesome! Keep up the good work and you will be at a million subs in no time.
4:10 "they never make me feel like a looser,they always gived me food".
Thank you Starter Story for your inspiring stories. I was really inspired by David Park's story, I'm working on something right now and completing my master's in MSIT. By the time I finish my education, I would love to be a successful entrepreneur in your start-up story!
Absolutely inspiring story. Big up David
I was feelling so low yesterday and this helped me a lot. Thank you for this I really needed this right now.
Same here... I'm down for the count and spinning my wheels... But can't stop 🛑 #Channels
Thank you to the nurses and the doctors!
Nahhh his parents are the real superheroes here
This story had me in tears, this guy is an extreme inspiration! What a legend
Seems like such a genuine guy. Super happy that he succeeded!
The way he gets emotional when talking about his parents.. Anyone with loving parents feel the same 😭
Did he just break down during the shootout. Woww, it was a really hard time for him. Its amazing the comeback and resilience during the trying times. Am happy for your breakthrough. Shout-out to your amazing parents ❤
This is so profound. Thank you for sharing us your story.
1:50 Hm.. my exact story... I need to rethink my whole life and it took me 2 years to finally understand what I must do... All the people who are lost .. don't lose hope.
This is outstanding content. The story, the editing, the music -- kudos to you.
Damn David keep it going and all the best. Thanks for sharing this wonderful "real" startup story @Starter Story
A true entrepreneur and clearly a lovely person. What awesome parents he has, too. Wishing you deep, lasting happiness and perfect health along with your hard earned success, David🌺.
What a breath of fresh air and inspiring story!
Wow. What a beautiful and hard journey with so much knowledge along the way. Big respect 🙏❤️
As a entrpenuer, you need to be able to see things people around you can't. You need to stand the pain that other people can't. You need to believe in yourself when others don't. If you are up for all these, then by all means give it a go.
My parents were also very kind to me, but I could not undestand them back then. You get to undestand that when you are a father
Thank you for sharing this. I'm in the early days of entrepreneurship and his story about having no money resonated with me. It inspires me to keep going ❤❤. Would love to hear more of such stories 😊😊
very inspiring story. we need more like this.
Such a wonderful story, it got me emotional... David deserves all the success in the world!
truly inspiring. when you talked about your family, i felt that
This is a great story. And once again it shows that people who have parental support and are willing to make the effort can achieve great things. Myself on the other hand, with everything I ever tried to do my dad was there to shut me down and tell me how useless I am. I’m 34 now and just barely getting by.
I really appreciate the patience of your parents :) you should be proud of yourself and be glad to have such a good family! this is how people can grow! they just need time and a chance... u needed 10 years, if your family didnt give you the time and you gave up to early, all was for nothing...
Many folks achieve success faster thanks to strong support from their wealthy families. It helps them reach their goals more quickly. But for those of us without support and from poorer backgrounds, the journey to success takes much longer. Turns out, I've realized this now that I'm already over 27. 😢
And so what if it does take you longer? That's the entire point mate, every person's life path is different and it takes some longer than others.
I just started RUclips 2-3 weeks ago and I have another creative project that I have spent a year of my life on. I'm 28 and hoping to make something out of both by the time I hit my 30s. But if it doesn't, then all the experience will lead to something. Don't compare yourself to others. Cheers!
damn, i was just having the dilemma of whether i should go safe by just working and living inside the matrix or by going big, pursue what i want, learn from the matrix but not planning to stay there in expense of not having money in the mean time.
and this video just hit me in the guts, real real hard.
This was a good one. It also highlights how much getting into something early pays off. Getting into gpt2 before the huge wave that was 3 must have been huge
Amen brother. I am rooting for you
I really love listening to shows like this because reminds me that you can't fail if you dont quit. Thanks for your story. Someday, I'll be on this show.
absolutely wonderful emotional rollercoaster. great story ❤
Very inspiring ,I can so relate to.his struggles needed this for my journey to success
Amazing story! Thank you for sharing. As someone who has been building startups and trying to find product market fit. This is inspiring. God bless your parents for believing in you and giving you that springboard to keep going.
As someone who is new to the entire startup world, I am curious about something. How do you know when to stop working on something if it does not pan out? When is that tipping point where all the energy is not worth it anymore after a while? Just curious since you speak of some experience. Cheers!
@@thelifewithnate My rule of thumb has always been to do weekly interviews and give myself a run way of one year to get closer to the customer and find product market fit. They will tell you what they want and usually you will be able to make a decision if you have traction. That has been the way I evaluate things. Curious to hear others thoughts here.
What a lovely guy! Good for you David. Loved this story...
So inspiring and relatable when these success stories show a lot of struggles, emotional side, or vulnerability.
This hits so close to home in my own way. Thanks for sharing this amazing story
Appreciate this kind of story. Thanks Starter Story!
so far i want to watch every single video on this channel thank u
ngl David's story brought me to Starter Story and as an African kid, I understand why he had to make it and how his mom backed him when he thought nobody could or should, And I think this is a very inspiring story and will assist me take what Im doing to the top.
Amazing story, every entrepreneur goes through phases in life.
Best wishes to David and team to keep kicking off even higher 😀
Thanks for making this video man! its mean alot to me! I feel very related
This was beautiful. Thank you
As a father of young adults, I can tell you that your parents wanted nothing more than to see you happy and successful according to YOUR standard. Screw what all the other parents think.
00:00 David Park's journey from failure to $25M valuation in 2 years
01:59 David faced a dilemma and decided to drop out to start a startup with Henry.
03:51 Facing financial struggle and self-doubt, but finding support and success.
05:45 From exhausted bank account to $100,000 check
07:40 Experiencing viral growth through social media and facing challenges
09:13 Facing health crisis led to realization and emotional gratitude
10:48 Facing the choice to cash out or double down to fix the business
12:31 Persistence and sacrifice are key to success in entrepreneurship.
Amazing story! wrote some notes down, great advice! thanks!
Beautiful story and lessons. Thank you
finally a good, humble, down to earth story. Glad he became successful. Let’s not forget though that he was ahead of the Ai trend and actually had a good idea with Ai tools to help research writing. Then he capitalized on social media marketing.
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This channel is so amazing! Thank you for the format!!! Actually just so inspiring!!!