That's Jamie Laing there, started with £3k my arse. His great grandad started the McVities brand bro - also he's a celebrity from Made in Chelsea back in 2011 🤣.. so for him getting started was actually about having rich parents & getting on TV,
Despite what some might think, Jamie Laing is not the heir to the McVitie's biscuit fortune. While his great-great-grandfather, Sir Alexander Grant, did invent the digestive biscuit in 1892, the company was sold long before Jamie's time. Jamie has publicly stated on several occasions that he hasn't seen a penny from the sale, nor does he even receive free biscuits. His father managed to spend most of what remained of his grandfather's inheritance. So, while Jamie may be an upper-middle-class chap, there’s was no trust fund or millions in the bank. His parents had the means to send him to boarding school and pay for Uni fees, but that's nothing extraodinary in itself. As for his time on Made in Chelsea, he earned very little from it. The success of Candy Kittens, his now-popular confectionery brand, can be chalked up to hard work, a bit of good fortune, and an excellent business partner. Whatever narrative some might want to spin about him being a multimillion-pound trust fund kid from birth, it simply isn’t true. By any measure, he’s very much self-made. Of course, his stint on Made in Chelsea and the platform it provided him, along with his family's history in the confectionery business, certainly gave him a leg up when launching his natural candy line.
@@PierreJJ. Why does this look like it’s written by ChatGPT or is copy and pasted, not bashing but there’s only so much he can tell the public. To me, he was still clearly born into wealth.
@@Sushi-e5f around 70% of wealthy families lose their wealth by the second generation. More so, around 90 percent of families lose their wealth by the third generation. Being born into wealth typically doesn't mean you will stay wealthy. 80% of millionaires are self made for a reason so that narrative of people becoming millionaires because of family isn't true. The ones that keep their wealth from family typically do some sort of work to maintain that wealth.
@@Superlativ1 They can copy it but only if they had the same level of business knowledge - which they really don’t and it’s very clear. They’re just excited by trigger words “million pounds WOWWW”. Zero business knowledge. School of hard knocks he knows his shit when he’s interviewing and he knows who he’s approaching. He should strictly interview self made millionaires not the heir of McVities or the Adil group which are two of the guys in this video - their wealth was given to them. Only time they should interview people like that is when they take that inheritance & 10x it - these guys are just rich employees.
Yo I’ve got to appreciate this is something not everyone has the courage to do let alone cold approach women this is a great idea!!! Most people in London are not as happy to speak and friendly so these guys have most probably been through 500 approaches and got 100 depending the area so there’s a lot you not seeing that you just have to appreciate being a Londoner this dispirited so many people
We don’t. We spend hours till we find successful entrepreneurs and you guys see the final result. The second guys partner(Brazilian guy) wasn’t laughing at us she was actually very nice and spent a while speaking with us about starting her business. We wouldn’t get anything done if we cared about being laughed at. that’s no way to live life
Must have 100 rejections for everyone who bothers speaking to them 😂. We live in a luxury location in Surrey and had some muppets pressing intercom asking about cars and house. Security is first thing people think when some random nobody comes knocking or stops you 😂
Understand your POV. However, there are lots of invisible barriers between successful and non successful people. Especially in the UK. We’re just trying to jump over those to help people that aren’t as fortunate.
@@theventureroom if you want to see true new wealth at phenomenal rates go to China. Tier 1 cities. Fastest number of billionaires there and many fo not even have college education. China is the future. UK and US will always be wealthy economies but China is the future.
That's Jamie Laing there, started with £3k my arse. His great grandad started the McVities brand bro - also he's a celebrity from Made in Chelsea back in 2011 🤣.. so for him getting started was actually about having rich parents & getting on TV,
This, the first guy was born into wealth too..
Despite what some might think, Jamie Laing is not the heir to the McVitie's biscuit fortune. While his great-great-grandfather, Sir Alexander Grant, did invent the digestive biscuit in 1892, the company was sold long before Jamie's time. Jamie has publicly stated on several occasions that he hasn't seen a penny from the sale, nor does he even receive free biscuits. His father managed to spend most of what remained of his grandfather's inheritance. So, while Jamie may be an upper-middle-class chap, there’s was no trust fund or millions in the bank. His parents had the means to send him to boarding school and pay for Uni fees, but that's nothing extraodinary in itself.
As for his time on Made in Chelsea, he earned very little from it. The success of Candy Kittens, his now-popular confectionery brand, can be chalked up to hard work, a bit of good fortune, and an excellent business partner. Whatever narrative some might want to spin about him being a multimillion-pound trust fund kid from birth, it simply isn’t true. By any measure, he’s very much self-made. Of course, his stint on Made in Chelsea and the platform it provided him, along with his family's history in the confectionery business, certainly gave him a leg up when launching his natural candy line.
@@PierreJJ. Why does this look like it’s written by ChatGPT or is copy and pasted, not bashing but there’s only so much he can tell the public. To me, he was still clearly born into wealth.
@@Sushi-e5f around 70% of wealthy families lose their wealth by the second generation. More so, around 90 percent of families lose their wealth by the third generation. Being born into wealth typically doesn't mean you will stay wealthy. 80% of millionaires are self made for a reason so that narrative of people becoming millionaires because of family isn't true. The ones that keep their wealth from family typically do some sort of work to maintain that wealth.
@@thisisarmando8393 being sent to boarding school and have their entire university paid off is wealth, let’s be honest.
The first guy “work hard listen to your parents”
Gold
Defo!
What if your parents are Crackheads??? The guy had Daddy's money, he ain't got a clue what he on about.
"Listen to your parents" - depends very much on who your parents are.
My father was an absusive alcoholic - yeah great advice
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Your videos are very good.
Both of you have great personalities as well, I’m sure you will go far.
Keep going.
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Well done guys and not easy to go round and interview people. Some good gems
Great video, good to see this being done in the UK too! Good luck lads 🤙🏼
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I love you guys! Completely unsuspecting people giving the best advice. Keep up the fab work!
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Loved the video! Always waiting for the next one to drop 😀
@@labellegenevieve3245 love that! Thanks for watching!
This is an incredible video - proper kudos to you all for putting that on ❤
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Loved this - so inspiring!
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Dropping some golden nuggets and diamonds.
He's so enthusiastic he doesn't even know he's finished 😂
🤣 rearing to keep it going
first guy seems down to earth
Yh yh. Nice
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Hey brother,
You need a video editor bro ?
I can do a sample video 👊🏽
Thanks bro not at the moment 👊
Thats born with a silver spoon area
What makes you say that?
BTEC version of School of Hardknocks
Their video is good but sad these days it is all about copying others, most are not original.
@@Superlativ1 They can copy it but only if they had the same level of business knowledge - which they really don’t and it’s very clear. They’re just excited by trigger words “million pounds WOWWW”. Zero business knowledge. School of hard knocks he knows his shit when he’s interviewing and he knows who he’s approaching. He should strictly interview self made millionaires not the heir of McVities or the Adil group which are two of the guys in this video - their wealth was given to them. Only time they should interview people like that is when they take that inheritance & 10x it - these guys are just rich employees.
Thanks for watching bro 👊
Yo I’ve got to appreciate this is something not everyone has the courage to do let alone cold approach women this is a great idea!!! Most people in London are not as happy to speak and friendly so these guys have most probably been through 500 approaches and got 100 depending the area so there’s a lot you not seeing that you just have to appreciate being a Londoner this dispirited so many people
Feature some actual self made people
Check out the channel. We feature self made people
When you are stopping random people in the street how do you know they are even rich?! The second guy’s partner was clearly laughing at you guys
We don’t. We spend hours till we find successful entrepreneurs and you guys see the final result.
The second guys partner(Brazilian guy) wasn’t laughing at us she was actually very nice and spent a while speaking with us about starting her business.
We wouldn’t get anything done if we cared about being laughed at. that’s no way to live life
If you invest where the government does you have to support bad things 😢
Why?
Must have 100 rejections for everyone who bothers speaking to them 😂. We live in a luxury location in Surrey and had some muppets pressing intercom asking about cars and house. Security is first thing people think when some random nobody comes knocking or stops you 😂
Understand your POV. However, there are lots of invisible barriers between successful and non successful people. Especially in the UK.
We’re just trying to jump over those to help people that aren’t as fortunate.
@@theventureroom most wealth in UK and US is still held by natives generational wealth. Richest 1% in UK own more than 70% of wealth in UK.
@@theventureroom if you want to see true new wealth at phenomenal rates go to China. Tier 1 cities. Fastest number of billionaires there and many fo not even have college education. China is the future. UK and US will always be wealthy economies but China is the future.
davidc4408 England is more wealthy than china
All men……?!
I mean most of the millionaires are men and more easier to point out rich men as a man himself
Yes, on that particular day we recorded