8:20
so today we're going to go back to the
8:23
consultation session. Here you can
8:25
ask a lot of questions. Many of you are
8:27
actually asking about business right now
8:30
your business or your career - you can
8:32
also ask about business. Think of this as a
8:35
consultation session where it's free.
8:39
For those of you who are asking how
8:40
all of you can make calls,
8:42
here you can find our Discord community
8:44
below, please just click on it,
8:47
there is a form there, then you fill in the form.
8:50
So the default is that you just fill it in and
8:52
it will be selected later, when it's your
8:54
turn, you will get it there
8:56
as long as you fill it in the form. So, it's
8:59
all free. You just have to ask
9:01
for free and I will share
9:05
Again, this is not a recommendation to buy or sell
9:07
any assets. This is just the framework
9:10
I have. And all investments
9:12
definitely have risks, right? Business also
9:14
has risks. And I will
9:17
my personal experience. [gasp] So let's just go
9:19
straight to the first caller.
9:38
Hello. What's his name?
9:48
Good. Hey, Ms. Tim, first of all I want to
9:51
say thank you for your
9:54
investment views. I can
9:56
change my life quite a bit
9:59
ee next I want I am now
10:02
running a coffee shop.
10:05
Ee already has three branches, the target is to
10:09
have six branches in the next 2 years
10:13
Ee my coffee shop concept is for
10:17
WFC meetings from community
10:20
as well as productive activities.
10:23
Hey, I wanted to ask Proim a few things
10:27
How old are you, Rener?
10:34
Uh, from a business model perspective,
10:40
what is the most efficient and
10:42
scalable business model for a coffee shop like mine?
10:45
So what indicators do
10:48
I need to achieve so I can
10:51
replicate it and have more outlets?
10:55
Okay, to give you an idea,
10:57
what is the turnover per branch and where is it located
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Each branch is located in Solo.
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ee for yearly or monthly?
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Just monthly to make it easier.
11:18
Monthly ee from three outlets R50-an million.
11:23
Okay. How much does it all cost to run
11:28
Ee net profit finally was around
11:35
Okay. That means we have around Rp. 100 million in cash, right?
11:42
That's from three branches, yes. This means that one
11:43
branch is around Rp. 33 million or so.
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Oh, that's per outlet
11:55
each outlet. Number of outlets.
11:57
Yes This means that the net profit per outlet is IDR 33 million
12:02
Oh yes, that's right.
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Okay. So the question is how do you
12:10
Okay. What's the problem now?
12:13
M, if Oh yes, for me,
12:17
those two outlets are with investors from
12:21
So each outlet has different investors.
12:24
I also want to ask what the
12:26
risks are with this kind of collaboration concept
12:35
R is around our total project of around
12:47
At the best outlets, the
12:57
How long will it take for investors to recoup their capital
13:02
Ee with 30% 3 years or 2.5 years Ma'am
13:08
that means return on equity.
13:18
what investor-related question?
13:23
Mm, I want to know what the pitstick is to make it more
13:26
attractive to investors,
13:34
what kind of figures investors want?
13:36
Because if the investors that exist now can
13:38
probably be counted as angel investors
13:40
because they are only people I know and
13:42
they are willing to invest in it. Like
13:45
Okay. That's from the net profit, eh,
13:48
how does your system work with investors? Will
13:49
the investors get their capital back first or
13:53
Not directly sharing the 7030 profit.
13:57
70 first for investors, 30 for me.
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at several other outlets I
14:06
also entered but not in
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large amounts. I probably have 10 to 15%.
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2 billion from investors means 2 billion per
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outlet, yes, per coffee shop, right?
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This results in a net profit meaning
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this is full full investor means yes. You
14:26
don't have your own capital, right?
14:29
ee 15% of that has 15% I also join in
14:34
Okay. So from this RAB, you have 15
14:38
85 investors. That's right
14:41
. Okay. With a net period of IDR 3 million, that
14:47
means it will be around
14:53
You're counting wrong. So
14:55
your investor's BP is
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1 month, or 1-2 months, right?
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You're not 2-3 years old, you know. You investors,
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your return is 5 years,
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yes, because this means
15:11
OK. Okay. Because there is a profit sharing.
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Yes, it is true. The return on equity
15:15
means approximately 19%, right?
15:20
So, is this a sexy thing for
15:22
investors, to get this much return on investment?
15:24
Actually, a 19% return is
15:27
n't bad, but it's not
15:32
actually simple, if you
15:34
already know the RAB calculation per
15:36
branch is 2 billion, and if there are
15:37
investors who want a
15:39
net profit of 3 million IDR per month, then you just have to
15:42
race again with your investors. So,
15:44
you have to wait until you get your capital back first
15:46
. You return your investors' capital
15:49
Yes, that's right, ma'am. So, where do you think it
15:53
needs improvement or is the net
15:55
profit not big enough? If it's like
15:58
net profit from this revenue actually includes
16:01
your costs, right? This is the net profit.
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One thing is for sure, it will increase revenue. Okay.
16:09
So, what have you explored
16:10
to increase your turnover?
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ee I ivory some communities for
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collaboration in each of my outlets
16:22
Then, I'm also exploring
16:30
plan to open a second brand
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specifically for online orders
16:37
because the discounts online are quite
16:38
large. So I want to,
16:40
I want to, I want to
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create a second brand
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to increase revenue from online.
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Well, for the big ones,
16:50
the key is actually from the coffee
16:52
shop, you are actually online.
16:53
The key is online because most
16:56
online now. So being online is
17:00
something you have to think about how to do
17:01
. Although the cost now,
17:02
if we look at the existing right-hand driving,
17:06
and Grab, is the biggest, it's quite
17:08
expensive, right? The price keeps going up now, right? That
17:11
and the cuts have decreased,
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not like 2-3 years ago because
17:14
they seem to have started to stop
17:15
burning, right? That's
17:17
right K. It's up to 30 to 40%
17:20
if we join the promo. So
17:23
you have to think about how to
17:25
do online activation so that
17:26
sales will be even better.
17:29
Well, from this scheme, this is a
17:30
personal choice, right? What I mean is there's no
17:32
right or wrong here. If you want to
17:33
fundraise, there are three ways you can use to
17:36
fund your business. one is your own money,
17:40
two is the investor, you sell equity,
17:44
the third is eh deb or debt,
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Well, the calculation is actually if
17:50
you are sure this can be done without risk, it is
17:53
cheaper than using equity
17:55
investors, in fact using debt is
17:59
but that's not recommended if you
18:00
don't really understand the
18:01
calculations. Because you were
18:02
still wrong in calculating the
18:05
investor's BP. So, use investors first
18:10
Six-branch question, is it possible? Well, in my
18:13
personal opinion, I will
18:15
develop these three things. How can
18:18
1, 2, and 3 coffee shops
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generate even greater net profits?
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Because this should still be
18:24
possible to increase. Yes, no, this can go to
18:29
you, financial engineering.
18:32
You have to find the net profit.
18:34
How can you increase this number of
18:35
times? It was then. So, every morning
18:38
from the time you wake up until you go to sleep again,
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how can you be cost efficient?
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That's the first one. You will
18:44
immediately reflect on what
18:46
your bookkeeping will be like. How
18:49
can you manage costs most efficiently,
18:51
how can you increase
18:53
revenue? That's one. You already
18:54
knew this. This turnover has several
18:56
ways, right? You already said earlier
19:01
how this community is scaling?
19:05
community so that there will be more
19:11
Well, you can actually play with the pricing too
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Have you taken the test yet? Try raising the price
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maybe by a small 5%.
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Oh, that's enough, because we've been doing this since 2019, so we've had to
19:25
price increases several times.
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That's right. That's what was done before. So,
19:30
one of the investors I always
19:31
study is Buffett, right? Buffett
19:33
owns a candy company
19:34
called Seas Candies. The trick is
19:36
actually simple, every year he just raises
19:38
the price. So, in consumer brands,
19:41
raising prices is something that
19:43
many people are afraid to do,
19:45
because coffee is very competitive
19:47
. It would be better for you to
19:49
research your target market and then you can
19:50
estimate how much you can increase it,
19:52
whether it can be increased by 3%,
19:55
or 5% or something like that. You have to
19:57
increase this every year, okay? But at least
20:00
you just follow inflation.
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What is the benchmark?
20:04
Every year the price has to go up.
20:06
If you don't, you'll end up being eroded, and
20:07
your net profit will continue to decline.
20:11
Then I also want to ask about
20:16
We have retained earnings.
20:26
But the number is not that many because opening one outlet is quite a lot. That's 2 M, right? Yes
20:33
Okay. Well, that's wrong. Back and forth again.
20:36
This is your coffee shop business, right?
20:38
It must be in your cash or
20:40
cash to cash format.
20:42
This should be in the money market fun only. This
20:43
can't get out of here. Even if you
20:47
put all your retained earnings in the DPU.
20:53
Because I still divide the variables
20:55
from Bitcoin into two and
20:58
don't be mistaken, this retained earnings
21:01
belongs to the company, not you.
21:02
Unless it's your personal money. But
21:04
retained earnings are the company's money, not
21:09
You will use the company's money to
21:11
expand the company. If you do
21:12
that, you are not practicing good
21:14
corporate governance. So what needs to be
21:16
done is to separate this
21:18
company money first. you can't do that.
21:20
That is with the approval of the ee investor as well.
21:23
Oh, that's right. But your investors are
21:24
not smart enough. So, if I
21:26
were your investor, I would definitely be angry because the
21:28
company's retained earnings are being used to buy
21:32
That's not common practice, right?
21:34
Maybe these small businesses are
21:36
still small businesses, right? Maybe it's
21:38
okay. But you have to have a habit.
21:40
Because of this, you're not starting a business
21:41
just to open three branches, right? You
21:43
have a dream of making 20, making 30. So
21:46
from now on, that's the foundation. If
21:48
you start a business with a
21:49
weak foundation like
21:52
this, you have to strengthen the basics first.
21:55
Like everything you said earlier,
21:56
you have to understand this. This is business language
22:01
this, you've already done it and this is
22:02
your job every day, right? You
22:04
asked your investors how long BP will last?
22:06
You answered 3 years. In fact, the
22:08
mistakes are far more serious, 5 years and 3 years are
22:11
crucial and fatal. Like,
22:13
for example, when I'm an investor, I
22:15
see people who are asked questions like they're so
22:17
wrong, I'll never go in
22:18
because they don't understand the language.
22:21
Just like you say in Indonesian, business
22:22
also has its own language.
22:25
You should know the numbers by heart.
22:26
You have to know what
22:27
the calculation is like.
22:31
so the first step is to complete these three things first.
22:34
I think this is your homework. Clean up
22:37
Okay, these three. Once all three are in place,
22:41
your options are to use the retained earnings
22:46
or the retained earnings plus new investors
22:49
to create branches 4, 5, and
22:52
6. It's actually that simple
22:55
because your business is already running. Do you
22:58
understand? This is not an idea, it's already
22:59
running, there's already a path, there's already a
23:01
community, there are already people buying it.
23:02
That means the turnover every month is already IDR 50
23:07
have to think about it because this is not a
23:10
return on equity of 19%, it's not that
23:15
You can still grow this and this, right? This is
23:17
still above the investors you bought
23:19
deposits from, roughly speaking.
23:21
But then again, there are business risks.
23:25
in 5 years your cash flow won't necessarily be
23:30
that's why if you take dep, it's
23:37
business. Business is simple.
23:40
This business is a money machine, right? It makes R3
23:43
million a month, right?
23:45
Okay. [clears throat]
23:46
The way to value the business is that this is
23:49
projected to last until the second year
23:52
. Third year, fourth year,
23:55
fifth year. Okay, then discount back the
23:59
future cash flows. This has to be for
24:01
future cash, right? The future value is
24:04
discounted back to the average cost
24:07
of capital. Well, this is called DCF,
24:10
discounted cash flow model. So,
24:12
your investors should calculate it like
24:13
this to see whether your coffee shop is
24:15
worth investing in or not.
24:16
But the problem here is whether it
24:18
will reach the fourth and
24:19
fifth years, or whether the cash flow will remain
24:21
stable with this 19% offer.
24:26
This is what you have to
24:28
think about and see, you try to make a
24:30
model, you forecast the future like that.
24:32
You made this in Excel, approximately
24:34
how much did it produce in the fifth year?
24:38
What percentage is the growth rate [clears throat]?
24:39
For example, here the growth is 10%. Has
24:43
from 2019? What is the year-on-year
24:48
If it grows because we add
24:51
Likewise, we can't do much more,
24:59
Okay. So what needs to be done
25:03
increase it by at least 10% year on year. Yes, it's up to
25:06
you whether you want to turn yourself upside down or not, and
25:10
you and the community to find out how to grow. It's the
25:14
same for this, how come the cooperation system is
25:18
three now, one is mine
25:20
alone, one is me and the investor, the
25:22
other is me and the investor, so each
25:24
outlet is different. Is it better for me to sell equity
25:27
in holding or just stay in tii outlet? That's a
25:33
good question. So you
25:35
made it like this, the structure is so it's
25:40
I don't know the name, I'll just copy it later
25:43
So you own this yourself, this is you
25:50
The other one is just an investor.
25:53
Yes, there are some who are just investors.
25:54
Well, this is the RAB per unit, right?
25:59
Well, this is your own, right? This PT is a
26:03
holding company. Is that right
26:06
What you mean is, is this equity
26:07
sold like that or just per outlet?
26:10
That's right. The answer is definitely the stomach, the
26:13
answer is definitely the stomach,
26:15
unless there is a strategic investor,
26:18
that's different. What can strategic infal do?
26:20
Which can add to the supply chain
26:26
For example, if your coffee is invested
26:28
by a big coffee company, or
26:31
not, for example, if it is invested by HWG
26:34
[laughs] the way to do it is that
26:35
your dream is still far away, the RAB is to enlarge it
26:37
first, we won't play with 2
26:39
M R goods, our RAB, if we want to build 100
26:42
to 500 M, no, 2 M, we won't play,
26:45
so the answer is you have to look for the
26:50
you have to look for something that has a connection
26:53
with you, okay. So, for example, if you're looking for
26:56
coffee, a big coffee chain
26:58
makes it interesting.
27:01
Later, when we're bigger, we can
27:03
talk again if you have 20 or
27:05
50 branches, that's it. But for
27:09
correct. So stay at the lower level,
27:12
stay below, don't just be below the
27:15
you just make the RAB [clears throat] for the outlets. But
27:18
performance is good, but yes,
27:20
with 19%, your investors should be quite happy so far
27:22
because coffee shops are a difficult
27:27
's right K. The operation is very heavy, yes.
27:29
That's right. Operations for 19% are quite
27:32
heavy. So, if you are
27:33
consistent, maybe in 20 years you can
27:35
do this and it could become something big
27:42
all answered K. Thank you.
27:44
Okay, hopefully it's answered, Rainer.
28:14
Yes, I'm in. Who with? Cook
28:18
it. Good afternoon. I am Moses.
28:27
Yes, it is true. I am
28:30
39 years old. 39 years old, ma'am
28:38
doctor K professions?
28:39
Okay. Where, doctor? Where is it
28:45
Oh, in Surabaya. Okay.
28:55
I've only been learning
28:58
about finances for years, what do you call it? Yes.
29:02
the rest is just me studying medicine.
29:07
because my hair is starting to turn gray, am starting to
29:09
think about something else. Oh.
29:13
So after I studied around,
29:16
what is it actually called? I'd
29:19
like your opinion, please
29:21
. During my work, I felt that
29:25
my investment strategy was reversed for my age
29:31
So, I, uh, what's it called, from
29:34
my income, to maintain
29:37
its value, I put most of it into
29:41
According to the teachings of your parents, yes.
29:44
So now the liquid properties are
29:47
mostly boarding houses.
29:51
Yes More or less, we only manage
29:55
70 rooms, right? Yes,
29:57
during my work, 70 rooms with ee
30:00
income were approximately
30:03
90 to 90 to R95 million per month.
30:07
Okay. That's clean. Is it clean?
30:11
How much capital was there at that time? Make it all the
30:16
make it all in the four places,
30:18
around 9 or 9 to semilan,
30:25
billion, right? Okay.
30:26
He is spread out, we teach the
30:27
location from savings, work
30:32
If the active income from ee practice is
30:34
more or less the same,
30:43
Actually, my question is
30:49
based on my ideals, I just
30:51
want to be simple, I don't want to be
30:57
I only enjoy the investment results
31:00
while I'm still alive and healthy and
31:02
then when I die, you know,
31:05
I'm a Muslim, right?
31:08
Hey, from now on, I'll prepare from
31:10
studying this year, I'll prepare
31:12
this year, I'll prepare cold cash, you know, in
31:15
other words, around 4 billion
31:19
want to, ee Mas, what is it called,
31:22
invest so that it becomes 20 billion
31:24
in approximately 3 years, yes,
31:27
because 39 plus 3 or 4 years from now,
31:29
I will be 43, 44, yes, 43,
31:34
approximately 45, I have already focused on, ee,
31:37
what is it called, preparing for the
31:39
next life, yes, so I don't get tired of
31:41
practicing and so on,
31:44
my goal is to have 4 billion from 4 billion to
31:47
20 billion with the hope that
31:51
I want to have a housing complex, yes, a
31:54
small housing complex somewhere
31:59
about reading the Quran and so on.
32:01
Secondly, I want a hospital in
32:04
my field. Hospitals are
32:06
small hospitals, just the small type D type
32:11
If there is still some left, I want to
32:12
invest it again in the boarding house so that he can get it,
32:17
Still, the liquid that I really want is
32:20
actually to go overland there.
32:25
around the world. So, roughly speaking,
32:28
with these 4 Ms, what should I
32:30
do to achieve the points
32:33
I want, Ma'am, at the age of approximately
32:37
Okay. Basically, you are a doctor, right?
32:42
your life trajectory is usually like this. This is called human capital
32:48
So your income will decrease
32:50
with age because there is retirement and
32:52
this should be an investment asset, right?
32:57
Okay. You meant earlier that there was a property, yes,
33:01
this property was 9 M
33:05
which generated R95 million per
33:12
90 to 95. We say 90 to make it
33:13
easy. That means it's Rp billion per year, right?
33:15
per year. Well, if we do a
33:17
rough calculation, this is 12% per year.
33:22
This is okay, this is good, 11, yes, 12%.
33:25
That's right. And you have a question,
33:30
you have 4 billion, right?
33:34
your target is 20, right? No. If
33:41
roughly, this means 37% CGR over just 5 years.
33:45
Well, where do you look for this
33:49
37% is not something that is
33:52
true. 37% is not something you
33:54
can find in the financial market.
33:57
Because if we take the world average index, it's
33:59
10 to 11% per year. If you are
34:02
looking for a consistent 37% return per year
34:05
for 5 years, that's an impossible answer in the
34:10
What you have to do to reach
34:12
37% is definitely this can only be done
34:22
So, what were you planning to do with the
34:27
For my business, frankly, the
34:32
Furthermore, there was no time in the morning and when
34:34
he came home at night, there was no time.
34:36
Well, if there's no more time,
34:38
you have to stick to 10 to 11%. This
34:40
will take about 15 years,
34:46
Okay. The answer is there is no
34:47
quick way to increase your income
34:49
or get it from somewhere,
34:51
money can't fall from the sky like that
34:55
This can't be done. This is impossible
34:57
your question. So, those who have a
35:00
financial target of reaching 20 billion have to
35:07
But if we actually talk about
35:08
your assets roughly, we can estimate that your assets will
35:12
little. Your property is 10 billion,
35:13
basically you have 10
35:15
billion worth of property, you have 4 billion, so your liquidity is only
35:18
6 billion left, right?
35:24
Well, that could be an option, later we'll look to see
35:27
if there are any buyers for this liquidation
35:29
because the return is good, right, 12% per
35:32
Well, then you can put it into something
35:34
more passive later. Between
35:37
government SBN, government bonds, you
35:39
can put it in foreign equity,
35:43
you can brainstorm it later. But if
35:45
your question is how to do it in
35:46
5 years, I can't answer
35:48
that because no one will be
35:50
able to give you a return of 37% per
35:53
year, that's impossible. Warren Buffett's
35:56
19% per year. You asked for double from
36:01
Difficult is difficult and there is no such thing. If
36:02
someone tells you that oh this can
36:04
definitely be done, 37% of the time, that's definitely a lie.
36:08
Because the investment is on average 10 to
36:19
So the answer is time,
36:21
right? There are several types of investments, what are they
36:24
There are three, right? The first is saving
36:33
the third is return. Well, the thing you ca
36:36
n't control the most is the
36:37
return. So, what you can
36:38
control is the amount of your savings and
36:40
also the timing. Play there, yeah.
36:46
ee ee can I ask again, OK?
36:51
Ah, from this 4M, it's because I'm just
36:53
learning, right? Why is that? watch
36:55
Koko's videos too and others.
36:58
Of this 4M, it's already a few percent,
37:01
almost 70% of it is divided, approximately
37:04
1.5 M of it is in Bitcoin, right, Mrs.
37:09
Then, the rest is in the big band, right,
37:13
at BCA. it's big yeah. BCA, BRI, BMRI,
37:21
in BTC there are around 1.5.
37:27
BCA and BRI, there are around 100
37:31
to 200, the biggest BCA is 200.
37:36
this is in 200, in what
37:39
million, 200 million is only small. Okay.
37:43
from the rupiah, right? In
37:45
rupiah, yes, everything is in rupiah.
37:47
So the remaining money from the 4 M is
37:49
because I am not financially literate.
37:53
remainder, maybe one remainder,
37:56
how many remainders? 13 to 1.5 maybe.
38:03
So, was I wise in putting
38:05
that money there? So it's mostly cash,
38:11
Ee, there's 1.5 left, Bro. Of the four,
38:13
1.5 are left now. Because there are
38:21
These four have already entered into BTC 1.5
38:26
Well, the rest went into the three banks, 1.5
38:29
M. Why did it become 200 earlier? This is 200 at 1.5
38:38
there is still a remainder, right, that
38:41
2, where does half of it go?
38:44
2.5 of them left, which BCA, BRI, and
38:49
BMRI each have, let's say, around
38:51
300. Well, that's it.
38:54
That just means 1.5 + 900 right?
38:57
Yes 1.5 + 900 means 2.4 right.
39:01
Well, the result is 1.6. Well,
39:05
Oh. Oh, you, you should say it using
39:08
percentages, it would be clearer, right? Yes, yes.
39:10
So it's true that the
39:12
remaining money is 1.6 of that
39:15
money, that money is money. That's right.
39:18
Oh yes. Yes, it's okay. That's okay,
39:28
Well, these are the only three questions I have
39:30
. Why are there three banks like this?
39:36
Because of my ignorance.
39:38
So yeah, never mind.
39:39
So the answer is this, try to
39:41
analyze again which one is the best
39:44
Don't buy all three. Because of this,
39:47
you buy three to spread the risk,
39:49
But if you buy it like this, it
39:50
doesn't spread the risk.
39:52
Unless, for example, your second position is
39:56
mining. These are consumer goods. That's a different
39:58
story. But if all three
40:00
banks are like this, it's the same as buying
40:02
one, there's no diversification
40:06
Maybe that's all the sector that needs to be fixed
40:08
Yes, the sector is being improved. Haha.
40:13
Where would I go with the rest of the money?
40:15
Yes, if you park, just park first.
40:16
Money market is okay.
40:19
This RDPU can also be placed in down.
40:23
5% now is a pretty big yield.
40:29
Because you are still what? Full time work
40:31
right? Can't keep an eye on it every day.
40:35
Can't keep an eye on it. Yes
40:38
What's coming into BTC again?
40:41
If the rest goes back into BTC it is too
40:43
risky. Yes, this is how
40:45
your portion very big. And now you are not someone
40:47
who can be watched every day. It's a different
40:48
story if you can keep an eye on it
40:52
If you can keep an eye on it every day, it's
40:54
okay to look for high volatility. But this is already quite big
41:00
In terms of risk management, it's not
41:02
okay for those of you who work full time
41:04
and this isn't your job.
41:19
Yes. What's his name?
41:28
first age is 19 years.
41:33
I've been following Gimoti
41:40
From YouTube to Crypto academies.
41:43
Initially, I started from scratch and didn't
41:44
know what a financial market was.
41:48
Thank God, my initial capital was R5
41:51
million, so it became R896 million.
41:57
Apart from that, my parents also have
41:59
liquid funds of around 3.5 billion
42:04
from the sale of land.
42:07
This is my parents' funds, not your funds, yes,
42:10
Yes This question my parents also surrendered to
42:21
Then, I also monitor
42:26
the market full time. Hey, should I start a
42:30
business or just stay idle and monitor the
42:36
Here's your question, would you rather be
42:38
unemployed or keep an eye on the market? So
42:39
you were asked to be the family fan manager,
42:44
Yes, actually that is also an option.
42:46
Actually, that's an option,
42:49
there are various professions in the market, right? One
42:51
of them is that in the outside world,
42:54
people make fun, asset management and
42:56
all sorts of things. But it seems like you've
42:58
been given the responsibility of being the
42:59
family fan manager, right?
43:02
Is it better to continue like this or would it be
43:04
better if you went to college already?
43:08
No. No. I think I'll want to do it later
43:10
. If I had my own money,
43:12
I would want to go to college. If
43:15
not, just be an office boyuti.
43:18
Why? Want to be an office boy here
43:23
Okay. So, you have 3.5 billion, so that means
43:26
it's from your parents, right? This is
43:27
your question, right? Because you
43:29
have already allocated your money yourself.
43:31
Okay. What should I do with this cash?
43:34
How old are your parents?
43:37
Hey, Dad is 56, Mom is 51. Okay. Because
43:41
your parents are getting old, right? So
43:45
age appropriate, the risk profile is
43:47
usually age appropriate. So the first thing
43:49
to do is this 3.5 billion, right?
43:54
means 1.7, yes, you entered it in
44:00
This is the Indonesian government bond in USD.
44:03
Later you can just ask at the bank.
44:06
Okay. This will yield you 5 to 6%
44:08
in USD. That's the first one. for
44:10
security. At least if anything happens to
44:12
your family, it won't be a problem. What
44:15
you can share is this actually.
44:20
you can put this 25% in the real world index
44:25
Okay, this is global equity, global stocks, the
44:31
other 25%, you can position it
44:34
as tactical cash first. Please
44:38
wait. this can be done in DPU.
44:42
Okay, maybe we can start with this first
44:46
. So this is my portfolio.
45:02
Bitcoin has just been paid in installments of 6%. The
45:14
Then the Indonesian shares are 11%.
45:20
Same with this naughty future street. K.
45:22
Well, that shouldn't be
45:25
Yes Well, that's been removed for now,
45:31
That's enough money for you at 19
45:34
years old, right? You can
45:35
get 10% interest on that Rp0 million per
45:37
year. Yes, with IDR 0 million per year,
45:40
you can earn IDR 7 million per month, which is
45:42
like someone's salary without you
45:43
actually having to do anything. So, you
45:45
have to be more defensive to avoid losing
45:48
So, regarding your question, is
45:50
there any work you can do?
45:51
Yes, you try to explore it, you know. If
45:53
you start a business with capital of, for example, Rp.
45:55
100 million, think about
45:57
what you can do with this Rp. million in
46:03
And later, when you manage
46:05
your parents' money, for example, the
46:06
return can be 10%, for example, we call it
46:08
blended, for example, you tell
46:10
your parents, okay, you manage it,
46:12
you get 2%, ask them to
46:18
that can also be an additional income, right?
46:22
So, you just share the management
46:25
fee with your parents, right?
46:42
Yes, hello with whom?
46:43
Yes, good afternoon Gro. Cave of Revelation.
46:48
Ee is 28 years old and currently works
46:51
as a project manager at one of the
46:53
companies in Jakarta.
46:57
Yes. Hey, maybe I should explain a little bit of the
46:59
background first, bro. Hey,
47:01
my first job was like that, my salary now
47:05
is between 15 and 20. Hey, I
47:08
already have a wife and one child. The child is still 9
47:12
also works. R's salary is more or less the same as mine
47:16
Well, the current condition is that I
47:19
have responsibilities. Besides my wife
47:21
and children, I have a family in the
47:23
village that I have to support. My younger siblings
47:26
Hey, my mother and father are no longer here. Well,
47:28
I have to take responsibility for that. But if
47:30
there is no wife, there are no
47:33
those days are still enough, but they're
47:37
really tight. Well, I have a side
47:39
job. My job set, eh, the business has been running for about
47:44
What was the name of the side job?
47:46
Hey, I have a B2 B2C invitation business.
47:50
What kind of business? Sor
47:53
Oh, a digital invitation, huh?
47:54
Yes Well, that's my B2 B2C scheme. So,
47:57
I made a website like that. Hey, so
48:00
what's the name of the person joining, right? People
48:02
who want to get married, yes, but people who
48:03
want to have a business, like that. So I have a
48:05
lot of partners, there are hundreds of partners.
48:07
Of those hundreds, maybe
48:09
only around 20% are truly active.
48:13
annual turnover is actually around 300
48:17
. But if the profit is around 35%
48:21
What is the net profit?
48:23
net 40% 35 to 40% of R50
48:30
Ee yes that's my job set now ee it's
48:33
pretty good ee okay that's how it goes ee but
48:38
doesn't go up and up like that
48:39
every year 330 never reaches
48:41
400 never even like that.
48:43
Well, well, that's the condition. Well, right now,
48:46
from a personal financial perspective, my
48:50
condition is that 50% of my assets
48:55
such as vehicles and so on. And
48:57
almost 80% of my liquid assets are in
49:03
Ee the rest is gold and cash.
49:07
what overcrated to Bitcoin. I don't
49:10
know if this is overcrowded or not,
49:12
but 80% of what I mean is in
49:15
what are your monthly expenses?
49:17
My monthly expenses for my
49:19
family are around R10 million. R million
49:24
includes transportation and ee what's it
49:26
called? Money money in.
49:28
Oh, no. For other expenses,
49:29
all inclusive, how much did you pay for your younger sibling and
49:33
Oh, with my family in the village,
49:34
I actually have a budget, I send
49:36
money around IDR 3 million to IDR
49:39
million, depending on the conditions to the village
49:40
every month. So if you add it all up, it's
49:44
14 million. 14 million million,
49:47
yes, it's 1 million, right? Okay. So your salary is
49:50
used up, right? It's a salary of R million. Salary is used up
49:52
for that, that means yes.
49:56
2 million or so per month. So that's
49:58
around 2 million I can still
50:00
invest. But that's really tight, in my
50:02
opinion, it's very, very small
50:03
to be able to invest in a month. So, I
50:05
hope that this is the business
50:07
. And I withdraw this business
50:11
every 3 months sometimes. So ee is
50:14
still considered small. Well, my idea
50:16
is that I want to scale this business.
50:18
How can I make this business
50:21
more profitable? But
50:23
now I have a dilemma, Bro. So
50:26
first, I tried to make a product like that
50:29
, another product like that as a
50:32
differentiation, right? Can this
50:34
run like my current B?
50:35
It turned out to be a failure.
50:37
I've tried so many things and they didn't
50:40
work. Well, I was thinking,
50:42
for example, if the charge is like that, it's
50:43
better if I go all in on a scale that
50:47
has been proven like that. My
50:48
current business, eh, I'm scaling this invitation bus
50:54
I don't know how to do it yet because
50:55
right now I'm just playing with the template
50:57
. The more templates there are, the more
50:59
templates they keep updating.
51:00
more and more partners want to join,
51:04
the profits are also bigger. But if it's just there, it
51:05
seems like it's increasing really slowly.
51:08
Well, or I'm like gambling,
51:11
I allocate a certain percentage of the profit
51:14
to create new ideas, to
51:16
realize new ideas. Actually, I have a lot of ideas,
51:19
I can actually make anything,
51:21
especially since I'm an AI agent. So
51:23
anything can be made actually. Well,
51:24
I'm between the two,
51:27
actually, it's more worth it. So now, it's
51:31
to create ideas and then publish them
51:34
on forums like that. So
51:35
there's nothing really serious about it.
51:38
Okay, so the answer is either stick to a
51:40
business that's already generating R50 million
51:42
per year or pivot to something else,
51:45
right? That's a question if it's
51:46
certain you're focused. Why? Because if
51:47
you pivot, you'll start over from
51:49
here later. Your business was small at first,
51:50
right? Slowly getting to 350 million
51:54
Yes Then you start again, you become
51:56
from here again, then you will be like
51:57
this, then this is your life graph, you
51:59
become this kind of person, then you repeat it
52:00
again here again. Why do people's lives
52:03
never develop because they are
52:04
like this? Okay, this is the first timeline.
52:06
Meanwhile, in the second timeline, you focus on
52:08
your business, which continues to grow bigger.
52:13
Because it does seem like a more
52:14
interesting opportunity here, it's like wanting to
52:16
jump again, but it's always
52:19
So the answer is definitely focus, right?
52:21
Your emergency fund is already there.
52:24
Well, this emergency is actually only a
52:27
small amount, just 2 months' salary in
52:33
Okay, you have to make that bigger.
52:35
You have to make it to R0 million. So
52:38
your gold and cash, sell it first now.
52:41
Okay. So the first step
52:43
you have to do now is sell gold at
52:47
10%, 10 to 20%, okay? Bitcoin sell.
52:54
This is done within 1 month
53:00
current situation is down, yes. It is
53:01
okay. You should move this
53:03
to your emergency fund.
53:07
Okay. This R0 million you must have this.
53:09
You sell it tactically so you won't
53:11
regret it if it goes up. You sell it
53:12
weekly, you split the sale. Okay.
53:16
That was the first thing you did. Okay.
53:19
These two are the first priorities. The third thing
53:21
you do is return your focus to
53:22
the business. What can be developed? Did
53:24
n't you say earlier that AI asked what
53:26
you use AI for? Use cloud, use Kimi, use
53:31
How can I grow like that? You
53:39
actually I'm stuck there,
53:41
Bro. So yeah, I feel like it's really difficult
53:43
to grow. For example, have you
53:46
tried what, in the sense that if we
53:48
enlarge it, for example, an advertisement, we
53:50
enlarge the advertisement, it's not that
53:52
significant, so ee, I usually follow the
53:55
trend, ee, for example, if people
53:57
get married during the wedding season, there will be a
53:59
lot of partners who get a
54:01
lot of orders, so we also get a
54:02
lot of fees, right? Ee, but if it's
54:04
not the wedding season, well, it goes down,
54:06
for example, during the fasting months, like
54:08
during Ramadan, no one gets married, it's
54:10
really rare. Well, it could be like
54:12
this. Is there a business that is
54:14
invitation-only but big?
54:17
Ee there is something like feeding.
54:20
why is he big and you don't have one? The
54:22
that it seems like they can grow big because
54:25
what is it called? They
54:27
can, eh, their clients are artists,
54:30
right? And they have a
54:32
Yes But there's something like this. Be patient.
54:34
This is you, you, you are the brain of this employee
54:38
you are the skill issue. You are the
54:40
reason for most of his life.
54:41
This is a skill issue. This is your first problem, right?
54:47
Earlier I asked a simple question, right? Why is
54:48
that competitor so much bigger?
54:51
Because you answered like this, oh he can be a
54:52
celebrity wedding planner, he can
54:53
have a big team. But
54:55
he didn't start like that before.
54:57
When he started the business, whoever did
54:59
it, it wasn't like that.
55:00
The answer is he is better than you.
55:03
He is 100 times, 1000 times, 100,000 times
55:06
And maybe he won't make it a side
55:09
Yes, it is true. But it's just an excuse that if you
55:11
grow up like this, you'll definitely leave
55:12
your job. I don't want you to have to
55:15
swallow that first, your mental state
55:16
is very dangerous. Because it will
55:18
make you stuck for the rest of your life just
55:21
playing around like that.
55:24
You're just going around in circles in the
55:25
same position like oh this is how he can do it because
55:30
Well, why can't you do that?
55:33
Is it because the tip isn't much?
55:36
Is it because you're not good enough?
55:39
You've answered, you've answered,
55:40
you definitely have skill, you definitely lack skill, you're
55:42
not very good. Come on, this world is capitalism
55:45
The most skilled is definitely the richest.
55:48
He has the biggest team, the
55:50
biggest resources, he can expand the
55:53
So the answer is why don't you
55:54
learn from people like that?
55:56
Who are the top players in the
55:58
invitation business? So don't say
55:59
that the market cap for the invitation business is 50
56:02
million Rupiah a year.
56:04
Yes, I know grocery stores make
56:05
bigger ones than that.
56:07
That's right. That's right. You are like this, you are like this, you are like this,
56:12
right? The total market for
56:15
digital invitations is like this, you are just like this,
56:19
then you feel like this is difficult, then
56:21
you want to jump into another business, this is a
56:23
business that is easier for
56:25
you to break through compared to others,
56:28
okay, how much do you calculate first? The
56:31
addressable market for all invitation businesses
56:34
in Indonesia, you put it into one, calculate how many
56:35
hundreds of billions and how many
56:37
trillions? You count that first.
56:40
So, how much did you get? R350 million
56:42
like this. Then there are people here who
56:45
make this and take this much. So,
56:47
why are you like this?
56:50
Okay. So never think that business is
56:52
lacking. No one even knows
56:53
what your business is called. One you you
56:56
you lack divisibility.
57:01
Two, maybe the product is inferior. Three,
57:06
four accesses lose you lose all of
57:08
you in all business lines lose
57:13
so the first thing you have to swallow
57:14
is okay I'm not a good person like that
57:17
don't make excuses oh because he's like
57:20
I'm not good enough I have to
57:25
Because if someone can do it, it
57:27
means you're just not very good. Like,
57:29
for example, when I personally returned, I lost
57:31
to Warren Buffet. Why? Because he is
57:32
better, I am more cubo. That's it.
57:36
Whatever I can learn from him,
57:37
I read it all. So you should
57:40
learn about this invitation in your life because the guests are this
57:43
new to dots like this, dots,
57:46
dots like that. R50 million is in
57:50
the ocean of business, it's like just a
57:52
grocery store on the edge here looking for one
57:57
So that's what you have to swallow and
58:04
Okay. Hope this helps.
58:11
Also, friends who want to chat
58:13
here, please chat here. I'll
58:14
read it later too. If there is something interesting,
58:16
just give me your case, I will
58:17
read it and share it too. Okay.
58:29
Hello, BTIM. Permission.
58:32
Okay. First of all, thank you team for
58:37
sharing your knowledge and giving me the opportunity to
58:44
Currently create my profile age Oh,
58:47
previously my name was Fajri.
58:59
Status still single.
59:02
Why does the status have to be announced?
59:04
Huh? Look for your soulmate here. Okay.
59:07
So there are no responsibilities. There are still no
59:10
liabilities at this time.
59:14
ASN job for homepay is
59:18
still IDR million per month.
59:20
but for the addition, there is THR and the
59:23
14th salary, the total is probably IDR 14 million. So the
59:30
total for a month is 8.2 million
59:34
Yes, just Rp. 8 million. Okay, go on.
59:36
Okay, Pastor, currently I
59:39
have total assets of around R4 million
59:45
Ee total savings assets
59:49
54 million with a division of
59:55
How much did you spend before?
59:56
How much is the expenditure? Okay, monthly expenses are
1:00:05
R.200. But for the biggest annual expense,
1:00:14
my current domicile is in Tidore.
1:00:16
Yes So, every year I can spend
1:00:20
around 12 to 15 million on my homecoming trip. Then
1:00:24
I am also still continuing my studies for my
1:00:26
undergraduate degree and it
1:00:29
will probably end at the end of this year
1:00:35
Okay. Well, for the plans and eh, let's
1:00:39
continue with the assets,
1:00:43
Hey, my assets are 23 million in the form of
1:00:47
23 million, yes. Okay.
1:00:49
23 million in RDPU.
1:00:52
My BBCA is 12 million.
1:00:57
I have 5 million BMRI,
1:01:02
12.8 million Bitcoin
1:01:05
and 1.5 million USDT, zero debt. Okay.
1:01:13
Okay. Hey, I have a
1:01:16
short-term plan to join AC and
1:01:19
raise money at the end of 2026 or
1:01:22
early 2027. Hopefully the disco program
1:01:25
will continue, Professor Tim. Okay,
1:01:30
okay, the question is in the next 2 years,
1:01:33
my parents will retire.
1:01:37
So what is Broti's view
1:01:40
on my current position? Is
1:01:43
my asset allocation strategy
1:01:45
correct? So how do I
1:01:48
increase my income
1:01:50
so that my saving rate is
1:01:52
higher? Should I start a business or
1:01:56
continue taking classes to improve
1:01:59
my skills and education first, bro?
1:02:02
Because I also plan to continue my
1:02:05
Masters in 2027, around August.
1:02:10
Okay, that answers a very good question.
1:02:11
Firstly, if you feel that a Master's degree
1:02:14
will increase your income,
1:02:16
you should get a Master's degree. That's the first answer. Okay.
1:02:20
And in terms of your assets, what you
1:02:22
do is actually your assets are already
1:02:23
good because you already have the amount of money,
1:02:26
times the amount of expenses, right?
1:02:29
That was IDR 3 million in the RDPU.
1:02:33
It's already checked and you have
1:02:34
your positions that you told me about,
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everything is okay like that. But maybe
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your question is more about how to make it
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bigger. Because if you have 4
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million, 4 million a month,
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you want to touch it, which means
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your pension figure is
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4 million per month multiplied by 12 * 25, which is the
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To reach 1.2 M with 4 million
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a month, you need approximately
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25 years, right? You want to shorten
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it to your financial freedom target, right?
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So the answer is you have to increase it by
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4 million per month. How do you get
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to 12? Kara 12, this is going down straight away, so
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how much is it? 12 years, that
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should be more or less. I'm just doing a
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rough calculation.
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12 be multiplied by 3? Is that with
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S2? Is it with ee trying?
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Okay. So the way to make the most money
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in this world is definitely by
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creating a side income. You've been
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calling a lot of people who have businesses,
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right? You can't get rich by just
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exchanging your time for money. If you
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also become an ASN you can't be rich. You ca
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n't get rich by exchanging time for money.
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What you can do is exchange
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your time to build a business
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that can make you money. Okay. When you have a
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lot of money, your money will
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become money again. So there are steps like that
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. But that doesn't mean
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he left his job. His work
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will be the main foundation. Well,
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you have to be able to think about how
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to generate business if your skills are close to yours
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Ready, Prof. Team.
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Hey, for input, if for example I
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learn skills in the world of investment, is
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it possible or not to join the trading team and so
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Look, if you want to talk about investing,
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everyone here is investing,
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right? And investing isn't something that's
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so complex. Investing
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simple thing. When it comes to
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trading, trading is a
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very, very specific job. it's
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not a job that everyone can take on
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. Out of 100 people, there's probably only
1:04:55
one like that. But if I talk about
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trying, out of 100 people, maybe 7 or
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10 will succeed. Your chances
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of starting a business upgrading your skills and
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selling them are greater
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than if you try to focus 100% on
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trading in the market. I don't
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deny that there are crazy people who can do that, you know
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about overseas, people like
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Paul Toor Jones and there are many
1:05:19
overseas fans who are purely from
1:05:20
trading. But it's not for
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everyone. Personally, I'm
1:05:26
more inclined towards investing like that.
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I built a business to get results from
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my business, then I invested with the
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results of my business. Because if we want to
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divide the world's millionaires, 70% are
1:05:37
definitely entrepreneurs. 20%
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are probably athletes, artists and others.
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10% are new investors. Because investors
1:05:44
usually come when the business is
1:05:46
already big. Yes. So if we look
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at the richest families
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in the world, investment is
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their last game. When he was
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Samolton, for example,
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Well, this was when he was older that he created
1:06:04
Walter Enterprise, he just started investing,
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you know. But he can have a
1:06:07
very big business. Yes, we want to
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say that everyone who can become a conglomerate is
1:06:12
like that. We want to talk about Antoni
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Salim. Okay. He has Bogasari, he has
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Indofood, right? This makes Indomie, so
1:06:20
he can invest in other things in
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the Philippines, in Hong Kong.
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So people usually have one branch
1:06:26
, even if you want to talk about group needles,
1:06:29
from cigarettes, they can buy
1:06:30
steak at BCA, Polron, etc.
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So the game is how to
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build a business, we no
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longer exchange our time to
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get money because if we only exchange
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time to get money, we can't be rich like
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ready to give. Thank you for your input.
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Okay, hopefully it's answered. The important thing is to be
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exchange jobs without exchanging
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let's go. Thank You.
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Well, someone asked here, right?
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Muhammad Iqbal, yes. I am 19 years old and have a
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business that generates R30 million per month.
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How is the portfolio allocated?
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So when you are still young and
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can earn what is called money, yes,
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at the age of 19 you can earn R million.
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The thing that should be done is
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something like that. You think, okay, I
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have an income, it's okay, how do I
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maintain it first, because you
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don't want to double it straight away, the
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investment is for survival first.
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the key to your investment is one, don't
1:07:51
Okay, this is what it means to survive
1:07:53
when you have income. Second, it is just
1:07:59
This one and du don't get it the wrong way around
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. 19 years old has an income of R30 million,
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you must first not lose, second
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And here's another question
1:08:18
. Someone asked, "I'm currently studying the
1:08:20
concept of tokonization like RW. Is there any
1:08:22
good business capital for tokonization
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If you want to focus on working in the
1:08:29
blockchain field, RA could be
1:08:31
an interesting industry.
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Because it is stocking
1:08:35
assets, yes. And is there an opportunity in Indonesia
1:08:37
? The answer is definitely yes,
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because there are so many assets here that
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haven't been allocated yet.
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Okay, so next time we go live,
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guys, please ask what it's called
1:08:53
in the comments and I'll be able to
1:08:56
answer it one by one, but for those who want to
1:08:58
ask in the next live, you can just
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go straight to Discord and
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fill out the form there and
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see you in the next live.