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Jeff Bezos: "I've created $2.1 trillion of wealth for other people." "Somebody needs to make a list where they rank people by how much wealth they've created for other people." While talking about his net worth, he floated an idea that flips the whole concept of a "rich list" on its head. He did the math live, right there on stage. "Amazon's market cap is 2.3 trillion today. I own about 200 billion of it." "So if you take 2.3 trillion and subtract out the piece I kept for myself, then I've created something like $2.1 trillion of wealth for other people." That's not a typo. Trillion, with a T and it's not even his money. "That should put me pretty high on some kind of list." He didn't stop at himself, either. He immediately named who else deserves a spot at the top. "People like Jensen, Nvidia, he's going to be very high on that list." "That would be a pretty cool list. Somebody should do that list."

Saying “goo goo ga ga” to a baby is the same thing as saying “ching chong ding dong” to a Chinaman

You don't find it weird that not a single billionaire wants to end world poverty? Doesn't it strike you as bizarre that no one with that kind of wealth wants to be the hero who actually solves the world's biggest problems when they literally could? lsn't that suspicious?

I asked Daniel Fazio what the easiest thing to sell right now is. It's so simple, but NO ONE wants to do it. "Done for you cold calling. It is so easy to sell, it's completely absurd. Nobody sells it because it's logistically intense. It's so difficult to consistently hire and manage cold callers. But that's exactly why it works. The supply of people cold calling is so low that nobody gets cold calls anymore. So when you connect a client with a good cold caller, they're booking 50, 60 meetings easily. With cold email they might get five or ten. No skilled operator would ever even attempt this, which is the entire moat." Full clip below 👇