White millionaire, Mike Black, intentionally goes homeless to try and prove anybody can make a million dollars in a year.

[ORDER_66]

Yeah he has a whole system behind and still didn’t come close to his goal that’s the point genius

If he was black he wouldnt have made shyt starting from 0 that's the point

 

[horizon]

If he was black he wouldnt have made shyt starting from 0 that's the point

You're not very smart and that's ok, but don't quote me anymore. I can't make my point any clearer than it already is, have fun bootstrapping.

 

[ORDER_66]

You're not very smart and that's ok, but don't quote me anymore. I can't make my point any clearer than it already is, have fun bootstrapping.

What?!!?? you act like a black man starting from zero is given the same opportunities?!?!

 

[CreepyMcCreeperson]

What?!!?? you act like a black man starting from zero is given the same opportunities?!?!

It’s not about being given opportunities. You have to take initiative, and create your own opportunities.

 

[Brolic]

if someone with his knowledge is only able to make 65k after a year

how much can u expect from a homeless person dealing with all the stress and daily difficulties ?

bullshyt experiment

That shows that “pull yourself up by the boot strap” is BS. Poor people work hard. Being successful is more about having connections and timing/luck.

 

[Left.A1]

if someone with his knowledge is only able to make 65k after a year

how much can u expect from a homeless person dealing with all the stress and daily difficulties ?

bullshyt experiment

Literally this dude has a wealth of accumulated knowledge due to his prior business dealings and only made 65K?

 

[5thbornpowerseed]

He made the bulk of his money off Youtube by having a story, mission and journey as well as a following.

Seems like he sort of became an influencer and this is where the money flowed in.

65K in a year is impressive

Not when you already know how to make a million dollars.

 

[Canon]

wouldn't have made shyt if he didn't have an interesting story to monetize

 

[Hater Eraser]

 

[UpNext]

Did he count the money he made from YouTube in that 65K? Because that definitely shouldn't count. You're still leveraging your status as a wealthy individual to jump the line.

 

[MischievousMonkey]

Imbecile

That's not even taking into account that he always had the safety net of going back to wealth. That's a lot of stress avoided.

If a poor person crumbles, they're just fukked

 

[Luke Cage]

65K in a year is impressive

is it tho?

 

[jerniebert]

He should have done drugs to get the full experience. Most people are homeless because of their addictions.

 

[Babymama Magnet]

Not when you already know how to make a million dollars.

But realistically how many people making a million in a year?

The richest people on this planet haven't been able to do this let alone the many who are millionaire.

Wealth accumulates. What would have been interesting is to see how much he earned in the 2 and 3 year

 

[OperationNumbNutts]

Applaud his effort but he realized he was full of shyt.