your shorts do a good job of hooking me into your long form content. nice work Nick. The things Rey says are so accurate.

@patrickdineen6769

Жыл бұрын

Agreed, I'm here for the same reason - the short form content does it's job well! At first I got the rich guy vs. Really rich guy shorts which got him into my feed, and then these clips have brought me to this long form podcast. Excellent content strategy overall

@mystupidtheories6554

Жыл бұрын

Agreed again I was watching shorts and like I want all of the story

@ralphedouardjean2951

Жыл бұрын

Exactly😂

@Mr_mence

Жыл бұрын

Bro same

@antonylimbouris1992

Жыл бұрын

The reason I’m here 😂

I’ve gone from homeless and hungry to homeowner in 9 years. I can seriously relate to the post luxury feeling. As necessities felt like luxuries at a point. Now, I can save money and buy anything I want within reason. Comparison is the death of joy, so I don’t get lost in the “why don’t I make as much as the next guy”. It’s pointless and I value things other than money much more. Yet simultaneously I truly understand the value of a dollar and I know what it’s takes to earn them, starting from nothing. I am so glad all of this happened while I was in my teens-twenties. I turned 27 this year and I’ve already unlocked the drive to always put in the work to never be homeless again. More importantly, I understand not to violently chase money. That experiences and relationships are much more valuable. With all this being said, when I was homeless and hungry I wanted nothing more than money.

22:07 - "We work with people ... we help them understand how the world works." I like this, because doing this correctly creates reciprocity, and that makes a business go from good to great. Very informative interview!

I’m a bit obsessed with learning, there’s a podcast on until my ears need silence, I’m probably listening from 7:00am to 4pm realistically. When I’m familiar with the concepts of the material is 1-3 hours long I’ll tend to watch in double speed, not often though because it’s pretty anxiety inducing in bigger doses. I had to slow this one down to really listen, thank you.

6:04 to 9:24 did this man just give away the secret on how to explain the effectiveness of any business model in less than 4 min. Have had this on repeat thank you 🙏🏽

This podcast is amazing!! Even as a pre pre pre pre luxury, definitely worth reconsidering what I consider rich.

Definitely one of my favorite podcasts! It just goes to show how important relationships are in life

Affording luxury is everyone’s dream, the challenge is acquiring money to make your dreams come true

@martinpeterson9115

9 ай бұрын

That’s very true, that’s why you shouldn’t take the slightest financial opportunity lightly

@martinpeterson9115

9 ай бұрын

What a coincidence, I also make investments with Mr. Larry Kent Burton, I have been making steady profit with him

@JamesSmith-uy3vs

9 ай бұрын

Finally the future belongs to those who can find a way to see a little into it, nice video very entertaining and educative, that’s why I rely on mr Larry kent for all my investment, I can’t thank him enough I have really earned huge with his help

@charleyluckey2232

9 ай бұрын

That’s right, he’s really using his knowledge and experience to help everyone who is opportune to come across him

@paule.anderson577

9 ай бұрын

Hello everyone, sorry for intruding, I can’t just leave without saying something, I’m also into the financial market but regrettably I don’t ever make profit 😢.I love the Positive reviews this mr Larry has, I have a good feeling I will need his help if I am to be a successful Bitcoin trader. Please, how can I get in touch with him ?

The underlying philosophies of the trajectory of this is mind-bending. “If there’s no obstacle to you buying anything, then the high of purchasing something goes away. You go back to the basics.” “Is there something I can do to help?” The whole thing. Wild. Brilliant guest. Inspiring to see Crown into it, impressed and inspired, himself. It’s legacy building. And I’m inspired to think: how can I build my legacy, various ideas of success, now? AS I become wealthy.. How can I develop my mind, heart, wisdom, interesting-ness, inspiring-ness as post-luxury, even while pre-luxury?

Damn this interview was amazing. Thank you both for offering this to the world.

I love how respectful they are of people in all walks of life and how this topic can bring a lot of comfort to people who may never financially reach a point of feeling wealthy. You can get a feeling of luxury from taking a walk and looking at the trees outside. Your version of success will look different from another persons no matter your actual financial numbers. Sowing this idea of contentment being true richness is a beautiful kindness and I love this very human element of NC. Thank you. ❤

All the info we need to hear but didn’t know we needed to hear

When I was in my late 20s, I worked like crazy and still went into debt to do all the flashy crap, buy the sports car, all of that. Because I realized if I ever got to where I could buy a sports car for every day of the week, I wouldn't care at all about them. Now, still working to get out of some of that stupid debt 20 years later, and finally really close, all I want is to chill out and not worry about it. I want to find some good investments, elevate my career a little bit, and shift that gear in a way that skips the "flashy rich" stage altogether.

Wow I’ve commented three times. The ending is so good. The idea that rich people having fun actually employs people really well is so good. It helps with the social isolation of the upper class , and pays people very well without them needing a phd, as long as there is mutual respect. I wrote a paper on how classism defuses when there are activities and places that host across classes. I’ve been trying to shed myself off cynicism and confront the misinformation I was raised with, and I’d really like to imagine a social model like this.

@reyflemings

7 ай бұрын

Thanks Zoe!

I’ve been listening to so many videos about wealth, hustle culture, but studio golden handcuffs, slow life, being humble, and I’m realizing that not everyone needs to be rich. To even be happy. I think wealth creates security and options, but not necessarily happiness, that’s purely psychological she action driven. You really need to know who you are, what it is that you want to do.

Damn!? _Brewster’s Millions_ was one of my favorite films as a little kid! I don’t think I have heard anybody mentioning that movie this century until now.

“Luxury is a concept for poor people to aspire to”

Love the podcast! A “beyond luxury” goal I have is to set up a trust for my entire family and generations to come that includes: HSA (never worry about medical bills again), 529 (never worry about student loans or the cost of the preferred college), ROTH (never worry about retirement), and life insurance (have a respectable good bye, and fund the trust fund). I imagine this is one of those things that’s common

@schrafn

Жыл бұрын

These might be the best goal I have ever heard

@nexlvlwealth

11 ай бұрын

I'm a financial advisor id love to help you get there!

What a captivating guest. What a magnificent episode.

I rarely comment, but I have to compliment this conversation. Love your content in general, Nick, but this entire interview is captivating! Well done.

I remember that movie 19:28 he bought a priceless stamp and used it to mail an envelope at one point! Was actually great premise.

I could listen two these discuss stuff all day long! Very interesting interview and insights.

This is like therapy to those who works so hard. And needs a time off for a while. I thank the lord for showing me this great minds. Literally change the way i think about life and business.

Definitely had a whole bunch of judgements and preconceived notions going in from the teaser reels but this was a great conversation about people 🙌🏻

Thank you very much for that interview. It was very pleasant to listen to such intelligent and well-mannered people

This had sooooo much value , thank you !!

Just for your business model your shorts brought me to the this pod and introduced me to you.

Great episode fellas! I could listen to Rey talk all day, such an interesting space

Absolutely amazing

I'd love for a movie to be made about this guy's day to day work-life.

@reyflemings

Жыл бұрын

It’s coming.

What an amazing conversation! The paradox is that one cannot and will not trully understand the meaning of money until they get to the point where it’s meaningless. A paradox at its finest. BTW You look just like Jeremy Piven, are you sure you guys are not related?! 😅

I think this interview just altered the course of my life.

This is a fantastic interview. I can totally agree that the change in mindset from material focus to a focus on experiences and relationships is such a turning point in a life.

Loved this interview, Rey is so humble. I shared with several of my fellow friends who are UHNW. Keep up the good work Mr. Crown

Brewster's Millions! Great film, a remake of The Million Pound Note with Gregory Peck, another good film.

Came here from your shorts!

What a nice conversation that was Crown, cheers from Dominican Republic 🇩🇴 keep ‘em coming 🔥

Not being disrespectful or anything, it just keeps popping in my mind that the interviewer should get a little bit bigger shirt 👚..😅😊

What a fascinating guy and podcast topic. Massively enjoyed this one. Good work yet again

Your shorts brought me here. Interesting topic and guest.

Such an interesting discussion ! Thank you so much, Nick and Rey! 🙏

@reyflemings

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for listening Susan.

This interview was awesome, didn’t realise you produced stuff like this love it

Love your stuff. The inspiration shorts made me come and watch the full video.

Being in the industry, I can do relate with “Madame wants pan cakes”. Great interview!!

The summer camp thing sounds like the camp on dirty dancing

What a mind blowing conversation.

I love these topics, that you two covered on the outside, looking in Its very interesting to hear that there are levels to everything including luxury, and there’s always a way to get to it, but it depends on the people you know the personality that you have, and almost to a certain extent the humility that you have, to respect to a person is in life be at the one serving you or not. And also it gives us an opportunity to ask the same questions that you guys ask yourselves, thank you, Mr. Crowne and Mr. Fleming for sitting and covering these topics, I’ll say it again it’s like listening to an audiobook. 🙏🙏

Great video, Nicholas! Happy to listen to every bit of it. Also, I enjoy a lot your questions and comments. Thanks

This was so so cool. Thanks for bringing this to us

Loved the interview, thank you for reminding me what truly matters in life…

Phenomenal interview. Truly compelling

Can you have on a wealthy person doctor? I’d love to know how healthcare differs for the ultra wealthy

@Ink30

Жыл бұрын

I have this my doctor's on zoom and they come to my house give me whatever meds I want/need and when I have surgery it's by the best in the world usually sports players same surgeon

@jackiemasek8302

Жыл бұрын

I heard they get actual house calls. Although now we have Zoom.

@Ink30

Жыл бұрын

@Jackie Masek they do house calls but if it's something simple like pain meds or sych meds they just do virtual unless they need to examine you physically

Love Myria and this interview! On the same topic, you should talk to Steve Sims, author of Bluefishing.

Great content always. Big fan of Rey Flemming! Never heard of him until now. Love his perspectives!

@reyflemings

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!

This is a nice community you've developed.

The company, Particle, that Ray Fleming worked for that was acquired by Apple was backed by Justin Timberlake. It seems like it was a web dev agency that did consulting work and also launched a product or two, Justin Timberlake was the lead investor in the business. Not sure what Rey Fleming's role was in the startup but this gives us a clue as to how he began building this social capital that allows him to offer products, services and experiences that can't be bought.

I love this guy as a guest. Super fascinating topic. Also you're a little bit of an insufferable rich guy Nick 😂.

Hey I really like this podcast please keep inviting more interesting people to learn from

Madame wants pancakes 🤣🤣🤣🤣that was hilarious

6:02 for yall coming here from the short like me

This sounds like Make-A-Wish for people who don’t have terminal illnesses. Which honestly, sounds amazing as a business. If you’re in the market for experiences and not a tool this guys seems amazing.

@reyflemings

Жыл бұрын

I've never heard it up that way, but I love it.

@htenerf137

Жыл бұрын

@@reyflemings the idea that we have to wait til death is looming to attain life goals and seek happiness isn’t something that’s challenged enough. The business of curating and providing that is incredibly fascinating! I think it’s applicable to all stages of the success journey.

You know what time it is 🔥🔥🔥

Great content! Keep the heat coming.

This is amazing

Post luxury short 9:57

I found you through your awesome interview @Noahkagan . You keep pumping out great interviews with great guests ~ thank you

Thank you

Damn he’s gonna big

This was a great podcast very insist full

I thought about this pod all day I’d take a loan out to just be able to intern for this man he’s the most down to earth zen person

Fascinating

Very interesting cast 👌 👍

I heard you refer to your characters Rich and Really Rich and I think you don't understand what a goldmine these characters are. I grew up reading Highlights magazine for children and there was a page that I always turned to first - Goofus and Gallant. Goofus was a kid who did most everything in a mediocre way and Gallant always did things the right way. Gallant was perpetually happy and his life was settled and Goofus suffered the fate of his choices. I think of Rich and Really Rich similarly and I always love how Really Rich Mr. Crown treats himself and others with respect as he helps shape his ever experience.

Interesting perspective

29:00 most insane thing lol 🤣❤️

This was profoundly insightful and delightfully charming. I definitely fucked with the exchange.

Hey Nick! I just learned my full time internship is now part time. By part time it’s going to be like 3 hours a day. What would you recommend I do in this situation? I am a junior going into my senior year of college. Should I look for startups around my area? Try to start a business?

There is no second(next) best!

Money makes you happier by being able to solve your problems. This "study" that people reference took the income at the intersection of having more positive experiences than negative experiences. You can make quite a bit more money to continue to maximize your ratio of negative to positive experiences, or in other words fix problems that can be solved with money. So no, $100k is not enough. I would argue the limit is at these people you are talking about, the ultra high net worth individuals. Although, if these people are trying to be "good", then why don't they commit themselves to trying to solve problems in their community? Like making sure everyone has food, a job, health, etc.

I like your vedios and your work is so great ❤❤❤❤

Please follow up with Rey 180 days from now for a part 2!

Love to share an idea with Rey, meeting a narrow segment.

Here's a luxury you can have in your home in about 3 months: heated floors. Granted, not needed in tropical climates. We feel pampered and blissful every morning walking to our kitchen.

When you get wealthy enough everything is free every event i go in through press and all sporting events are free and i know everyone so nobody questions it. You start realizing "famous" are just normal people

How have you not heard of Brusters Millions!

Love the wall paint! What color is that?

18:20 fucking love that movie!

Not sure if anyone has mentioned this, but at least in terms of influence from the music world, Kanye really changed that landscape with the "thousand dollar white tee with no logo". Other than some of his sponsored stuff through his yeezy lines or Balenciaga, most of his stuff is more or less label-less. Yes, people deep into fashion will know what it is, just like how people into football will know more about Taylor Swift's boyfriend than she does. This was obviously a large shift from his earlier days as the backpack rapper rocking clearly branded clothing, polo, Gucci, LV, bape, etc. Ironically at the same time he was doing this, brands like supreme were really boosting label forward branded items; even more ironically, the man who claimed streetwear was dying, Virgil Abloh, was also pretty guilty of contributing to this with his brand and brand identity as well. You'd understand this well if you followed him given he rarely wore anything with branding on it, like most fashion designers. This discussion also reminds me of issue with rolls royce or maybach as a brand. Unlike a BMW 7 series or MB S Class or similar vehicle, in which driving it is just as enjoyable as being chauffeured in one, I could never imagine myself buying a rolls-royce unless I had the money to be chauffeured in it. As a vehicle and status symbol, it just doesn't really make sense to buy one to drive personally, besides the odd model, because it basically says you're just playing being wealthy, just as you would wearing Gucci clothing or carrying a Louis Vuitton bag. Yes, you clearly can afford something very nice, but to me you clearly can't really afford it for its purpose. Similarly, it's like buying Louis Vuitton, bringing it on the airplane, and keeping it in its dust bag while in the over head compartment. If you do that, personally, you really can't afford it. Mostly because those Italian luxury brands were originally luggage companies, and when they would become worn out, they would either be fixed or replaced. That being said, now you have the issue that the quality is so poor, in terms of actually using them as travel luggage, with much better, nicer options out there, the only statements they make while traveling is that you either have more money than sense, or you overpaid on luggage. They just scream to potential thieves that you might have other valuables on you. That being said, some luxury items still do make sense, personally, at least to some degree. I would say something like a Rolex or Patek Phillipe is still more or less reasonable at its MSRP because it is a high quality custom built item, actually made in its country of origin by specially trained individuals, not underpaid immigrants in Italy being taken advantage of my LVMH. Yes, you can get something cheaper that's of similar or equal for less money, like a Grand Seiko compared to a Rolex, but unlike with many luxury goods, both watches are still good watches, just like a C8 Corvette or a Porsche 911 is still a fantastic sports car compared to a Lamborghini or Ferrari.

Maybe its just because i'm not unfathomably unspendably wealthy, but I can think of all the ways I COULD easily spend money to make myself happy.

Man interesting interesting interesting

So, can i get some connections with some really good monks and mindful instructors and get post rich people to step back of this social reality for crazy amounts of profit? Because they'd rather go back to the basics of being a happy being? Damn

@matiesponja

Жыл бұрын

Gotta start moving in the ultra rich lane

How to take dopamine addiction to the nth degree.

If you're annoyed by the accessive head room...zoom, it helps.

Those wide lapels.. Is that a Tom Ford?

there's also a thing in the Bible which says happiness comes from being happy with YOUR lot in life

This Nick Crown guy is more obsessed with status and wealth than a 90's rapper

Best question 26:50

its better to cry with money? or not?

That is a good movie

CWOWN WE ARE FACING ZEE MARGIN CALL WHAT SHOULD WE DO?