How Billionaires Are Different From Millionaires | Ep. #502

<p>On episode #502, Eric and Neil talk about what makes <em>billionaires</em> different from <em>millionaires</em>. Tune in to hear about the attitude and outlook that drive these successful people.</p> <p><strong>Time-Stamped Show Notes:</strong></p> <ul> <li>[00:27] Today’s topic: <em>How Billionaires Are Different From Millionaires</em></li> <li>[00:35] Eric shares his experience speaking with billionaire, <a href="http://www.naveenjain.org/">Naveen Jain</a>.</li> <li>[00:59] Based on his encounter, he believes billionaires are more hands-on, think bigger, and respond more quickly to calls and emails.</li> <li>[01:38] Neil thinks billionaires are really big on solving problems.</li> <li>[02:31] Eric uses <a href= "https://www.airbnb.com/a/?af=43720035&c=%26$pi:0.pk:25650614176_233093750306_c_12026464216&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIlqqY_duC2AIVF0sNCh0UFgtSEAAYASAAEgJaNfD_BwE"> AirBnb</a> as an example of being a company based on problem solving.</li> <li>[02:54] <a href= "https://www.uber.com/a/carousel-vs-1?var=uni5&exp=70612_t2&city_name=new_york_city&utm_source=AdWords_Brand&utm_campaign=search-google-brand_1_5_us-newyorkcity_d_txt_acq_cpc_en-us_uber_kwd-169801042_220948849679_34838600560_e_c&cid=639022034&adg_id=34838600560&fi_id=&match=e&net=g&dev=c&dev_m=&cre=220948849679&kwid=kwd-169801042&kw=uber&placement=&tar=&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIkY3Wh9yC2AIVnoKzCh0_oAxUEAAYASAAEgLGVfD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds&dclid=CIyi_ojcgtgCFY-ayAodSTcD2w"> Uber</a> is another example of a company that made money solving a basic problem.</li> <li>[03:26] Jeff Bezos has been quoted as saying, “Your margin is my opportunity.”</li> <li>[04:05] Billionaires are billionaires because they think “big”.</li> <li>[04:20] Money indicates how much value someone brings at the end of the day.</li> <li>[04:37] Billionaires don’t know when to quit; never say die.</li> <li>[05:02] Elon Musk’s ex-wife says billionaires are like <a href= "http://www.businessinsider.com/how-to-be-as-successful-as-elon-musk-2015-7"> trying to fit a square peg in a round hole</a>.</li> <