5 people who went from poor to rich

This is the one percent man from Dubai who did things at the exact percentage that he

went

from the slums of Mumbai to becoming a billionaire. This is his incredible story. Hello, every day, my name is Rizwan Sajan. I am the founder of Daniel Group and this is my story. he was born and raised in the slums of Mumbai his family did not own a house they lived in a

poor

shack without even a private toilet paper it was very very difficult we had to share a common bathroom which was not easy to get because one bathroom was shared by I think 30 40

people

one day his father won the government housing lottery and had the opportunity to buy a house at a discount, they

went

from living here to here in a private house with a private bathroom and a roof and this changed his life in En That moment I understood the value of both, so his mission in life was to build a home for everyone who emigrated to the Emirates and here most of this did not exist in 1991.

Dubai was just beginning,

people

needed a home and The houses were expensive, so I came up with an idea: It's very simple, you pay a very small down payment and the remaining amount you pay only to one person per month, that's it, that simple one percent idea made it into billionaire, the only person when I started, no one thought. It was going to work but I said no, this was going to work. I had a plan in mind about what I was going to do. They said this will never work, but the business actually worked. Thousands of working class people began buying their homes, simply needing to pay one percent each month.

He began to build one house after another. He built this building and this building and this building. I feel very happy because most of the people to whom I have given a house would not be able to buy it if we had it. Don't go out with this one-person plan. The guy who used to live in the slums of Mumbai built 15,000 houses and became one of the most successful businessmen in the country. Is this your car? Now this is your car. Now it's a nice car. It's luck honey it's hard work honey it's both when people tell me no I don't listen to them I just listened to my intuition my heart and if my heart says go for it I'm going for it the most important thing is not to do it listen to the people who say that no it is possible to get out of the slums of mumbai by buying a multimillionaire thanks russell you are doing a wonderful job thank you and thank you oh thank you the guy you see here has 200 million followers and no I'm not talking but guess what he's going to talk about for the first time in this video and I'm going to tell you his incredible story.

Hobby Lobby is the most successful creator. The second most followed creator in all of this is Kabani Lami, the fastest growing creator in the world. world, but did you know that just two years ago cobby was doing this? Yes, he was a waiter and a factory worker and earned a total of a thousand dollars a month. 20 years ago his family emigrated from Senegal to Italy in search of a better life, but life was difficult, he had no money, he was dyslexic, he was rejected from high school, high school and university and when greed came he didn't even he had a job because he got fired from both of us, this is where it gets interesting without money or a copy of the job he just wanted to make people laugh and you didn't hear that from me you heard it from him directly three two one hi my name is Gabi I love you and I love you a lot of people smiling so he got on social media and started making videos and that changed his life forever his videos were short and sweet he made fun of life's complicated tasks and simplified them what's different from your videos my video is simple and easy that's all it's magic at first only two people saw it your father and his neighbor that's all in one month I got nine visits and two subscribers two subscribers yes sir but he didn't care he continued making videos no he spoke so that everyone understood that it was funny so everyone laughed and it was simple for everyone he shared I don't know little by little he got more followers from all the countries in the world his manager told him to copy him that he is going to be an international star even though he had 1000 followers so how did you find Cobby?

He wasn't looking. for a manager and he messaged me on onisaram. I started checking his profile. I love it and we started collaborating together and they got it right in less than two years. The copy exploded, going from zero to 200 million followers and for the first time. in his life this 22-year-old Senegalese Italian Muslim immigrant began to make money he became the face of Hugo Boss this is unheard of he makes billions of people laugh he is invited to film festivals he meets incredible people and lives the best life ever lived abroad this story is not about kabi it is about you you can make it on the internet even if you never went to school even if you have no money the next big thing the next Angelina Jolie the next Mr Bean they won't come from Hollywood they will come from Senegal Italy India Philippines Mexico and Egypt how do you feel now?

I am a very lucky man. People who look like him, people who look like me, and people who look like you can finally make it in this world. Thanks man, thanks too. Thank you all, this woman is Miss Universe, yes, that Miss Universe went from struggling financially to support her family in Manila at the age of 20 to winning the largest beauty pageant in the world fighting for lgbtq rights and raising thousands of dollars for the

poor

at 27 years old. So how did he get it right the first time? I want to tell you Catriona's story, she is Catriona Grey, Hi Nas daily, I am Catriona Gray and I won Miss Universe in 2018.

Catriona grew up as an only child and because of her father's job, she kept moving to different cities, which It made it very difficult for him to make friends, so I had a relatively happy childhood. The thing is that with my father's job we moved a lot, so before I was eight I think we moved around the age of five. or six times and that was very difficult for me. I was always the new girl. Her parents wanted to give her opportunities that they didn't have, so they encouraged her to take different classes to try to find her passion, karate, singing, music, dancing, anything she could. help herself, so when my parents were younger, they didn't have many opportunities themselves, so when they did have me, they really explored every opportunity to give me experiences to try different things and so I developed a great love for different interests, but how much The more she grew up the more lost she felt at age 20 she became the breadwinner for her family and struggled to make ends meet to make matters worse she kept comparing herself to people on social media who seemed to have it all figured out so when I left From home at 18 I started as a model and dedicated myself to acting and being a presenter.

It was a very unstable job, it was very project-based and therefore financially not a very stable place to be on top of that, which I was far away from. my parents and just figuring out adult life in general, Catriona felt stuck and that's when she realized that if she couldn't help herself, maybe she could help others, so she decided to start volunteering. , after a period of being quite pressured financially and in a really difficult time I had the idea of ​​​​devoting myself to volunteering, where then I realized how much I had to be grateful and that I was looking at everything in the wrong way and that was it where Catriona had found her mission, she was going to help the poor. and become a voice for her, so when her friend entered her into a beauty pageant, she saw the potential to become a voice for the poor.

My parents allowed me to join this contest when I was five and it was really just for fun, there was nothing serious. about this, but pageantry was never on my radar and it was when I volunteered that my eyes were opened to the platform of pageantry and I became curious what would happen if I could combine the huge platform of pageantry with a cause I truly believed in. Social responded she was able to represent her country and failed in front of the entire world, so on my journey to represent my country for the first time I felt like I was where I should be.

I was very passionate about being a spokesperson and representing everyone. To be taken to the top five and I felt like a loss, not only because I couldn't get the title for my country, but it also meant that I would no longer be able to support my parents as breadwinners, in fact, because It was such a precarious financial situation that I didn't even have a home to return to, but Catriona had found herself, she had found her purpose, so she applied again what I realized and I know people are starting to realize our beauty queens. they are more than just an image, we are there to represent something and I saw the potential in that and that is why I did my whole journey and in 2018, this time, the new Miss Universe won the Philippines, became Miss Universe and raised thousands of dollars for the youth of tondo Manila she advocated for women's rights for the lgbtq community for education around the world catriona's story teaches us that the way to find yourself in life is not by finding your passion but finding your purpose because once you have it everything else will fall into place this guy was an Uber driver now he's a millionaire he worked 14 hours every day now he plays video games in his pajamas he has digital pets that make babies for each other and he sells the babies to make money Focus during the next five minutes because I have a crazy story to tell you on a remote island in the Philippines.

Meet Cuco, hello, sweetheart, every day I'm Cuco and I became a millionaire playing a video game. Cuco was as poor as one can be. I understand that he worked in fast food restaurants and earned no more than 200 a month. At some point he had to drop out of college because it was too expensive for him. He didn't have enough money to learn, so I went straight to work. The term. As a driver, he made fifteen hundred dollars a month, enough to be poor on that kind of salary, barely enough to live on, but one day he read an article about a crypto game called axi Infinity, where people made money by playing a game with pets. .

Too good to be true, but Cuco tried. I love playing video games, so I asked my wife to trust me and I gave it a try. The following is a true story that I still can't believe. Here it goes. Coco downloaded the crypto. pet game in Infinity bought digital pets that are nfts, made the pets have babies and multiplied and sold the babies to other players in the game, each baby netted him between 50 and 100 and he sold many babies, all from the comfort of is at home in your pajamas, the best thing you can do when you start is to buy your own axi before you spawn, make sure you target a certain skill or specific class before you breathe, okay, so this is the crazy thing about this game, it is different. let's say FIFA, in FIFA you can play with digital characters and you don't own them, but with this game what is unique is that each digital character you own, so if you make this character bigger, better and faster, in theory , you can sell it to another player who wants a bigger, faster, better digital character, and this is the first time this has basically been possible thanks to nfdea and cryptocurrencies.

Coco won over a million dollars, bought his dream house and retired his parents. playing a game, oh Coco is now a mentor to over 15,000 players. He is also donating much of his money to local charities and communities. You see, his story isn't about getting

rich

. In fact, most players don't get

rich

like the average person. with these games you only make between one hundred and two hundred dollars a month this video is about a revolution that is taking place everything we know about gaming fangs and finance is changing because of cryptocurrencies in the past only the rich knew how to make themselves richer, but the past There is no longer a guy who used to drive Uber and is now a millionaire.

There is no better way to say it. The future is going to be exciting. Hey, the guy you see next to me is the youngest billionaire in the world and he's not even 30. Hi, I'm Ritesh Agarwal, I'm 26 years old and Skye comes from New York, she doesn't come from California, she doesn't come from Sweden, she comes from here, India, a city where most people don't earn more than ten dollars a day. For the first time I want to share with you the incredible success story of the world's youngest billionaire. The Briton grew up in poverty and for 18 years he struggled because he did not go to university and did not have a career at the time.

I felt this. It was the hardest period he was going to endure in my life at some point he got kicked out of his apartment with a 50 cent bank account so how the hell do you become a multimillionaire? Money is not what I ever cared about, it was always about solving real problems for me and it did. He noticed that a nearby hotel was empty most of the time and the owner didn't make much money, so he went to the owner and took the biggest risk of his life. He promised to make the hotel of it.

Better he changed the light bulbs he changed the stakes he added water he put Marcos he put room service and he took nice photos of the hotel and put them upon the Internet and changed the name and called it your hotel all of a sudden the hotel went from being empty to falling down and it worked, plus the hotel is always the most difficult thing when I was able to change a hotel. I was pretty sure I could turn hundreds in my 20s. He raised money from investors at age 21. He hired 50 people at 22 years old. he had 500 hotels at the age of 24 he raised a billion dollars and at the age of 26 right now he has 46,000 hotels and built the second largest hotel chain in the world and he is not even 30 years old many people told me several times go to university get help of parents to make sure they can do it, this is just not going to work, that's crazy, think about this for a second, a random kid in a poor city in India with 50 cents in his bank account became the Youngest billionaire in the world in five years and Helped 350,000 people get jobs.

This isn't just luck, it's the definition of hard work worked at night worked on weekends knocked on doors guessed people's emails begged to get meetings and made it even when all the odds were against people who looked like him but I believe in luck, I believe. If you work hard, your chance of being lucky increases dramatically. Wouldn't you let your nationality, ethnicity, age, college background, family status, or gender get in the way of achieving greatness? Thank you.