Kevin Hart on wealth partnerships
por Tufail: Kevin Hart
The one trait uniting the world's wealthiest isn't a new concept or a fresh model from scratch; it's hopping on a train together. Kevin Hart explains that generating real money demands partnerships with people who have already succeeded and keep succeeding. They aren't starting over constantly. Instead, they tap into each other's resources so that when you service me and I service you, one plus one for both of us can sometimes equal 30 instead of just two. Billionaires and multimillionaires are not afraid to do business with others that engage in smart commerce. The biggest lesson here is avoiding the attempt to own 100% of nothing because everybody wants to own 100% of nothing. If you built something entirely yours but it's worth nothing, that's exactly what it is. Until another party acquires it, the valuation remains hypothetical and holds no actual value. Without the value contributed by others to make your own better, you'll find yourself in a space of zero.
Transcrição (en)
I'll tell you the one thing that they all have in common. There's a train that they're all not afraid to hop on together. To make real money, you need the partnerships, the association, with people who have done it before and that continue to do it. So, it's not about breaking a new concept, creating a new model. Nobody's starting over all the time. What they're doing is tapping into each other's resources. Because if I can go and I can service you, and you can service me, well, one plus one for both of us can sometimes equal 30. We don't need it to equal two. It can equal 30 because of what you've built. chop that pie up. Billionaires, multimillionaires are not afraid to do business with others that do smart business. I can say my biggest lessons in business have been not to try to own 100% of nothing. Everybody wants to own 100% of nothing. If you have something that you built and it's 100% yours, but it's worth nothing, that's exactly what it is. You can put a valuation on whatever you want. Until somebody comes and acquires it, it's nothing. It has no value. It's hypothetical. So So without the value of others who make your value better, you'll find yourself in a space
