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00:00Is free the fastest way to make money? A finance hacked warmly greets you all.

00:06In the next 10 years, which money-making method will yield the highest profit?

00:12Are you ready to take the lead and start digging for gold mines?

00:17Throughout history, whether you are Vietnamese or a foreigner, as long as you are an entrepreneur rather than a wage earner,

00:24our goal has always been to find every way possible to make customers happy, extract money from their wallets, and hand it over to us, and even repeatedly do so voluntarily.

00:37Therefore, many believe that entrepreneurs are the villains because we use the money earned from customers' pockets to hire low-cost labor, turning them into our employees.

00:48Who then help us make money from even more people? I just laugh.

00:54If entrepreneurs did not care about making money, then what would business be for?

01:00Could it be just for fun?

01:03Those who complain about merchants, if they truly despised us so much, then why would they be willing to work for us?

01:11The essence of making money is an intellectual game, and entrepreneurs like us win this game thanks to intelligence,

01:19not just by being ruthless enough to become business people.

01:22Those who cannot become entrepreneurs resort to calling us cunning to smear our reputation, thus rationalizing their own failures.

01:33They console themselves by saying that they don't make as much money as we do because they aren't as ruthless as we are.

01:40But if today we showed them the way to become entrepreneurs, simply revealing the path to making money, wouldn't they really want to be part of the business world?

01:51Frankly speaking, they are only working for us because of money.

01:56And what they call cunning is not something we are doing, rather, it is they, the workers, who are executing it.

02:04Therefore, if you think that wealthy entrepreneurs are the villains, hateful figures, you will never become the person you despise.

02:13That also means you will forever be proud of being an exploited poor person.

02:20But if you are willing to open your mind to learn, to understand what schools never teach you,

02:26even teachers do not know how to teach you how to make money,

02:29you will realize that making money is actually the driving force behind human progress,

02:35because entrepreneurs provide products and services that help customers enjoy life instead of merely taking their money and leaving them behind.

02:45Thus, making money is nothing shameful.

02:48What is shameful is not knowing how to make money, a vital survival skill.

02:53And what I want to say is that in the next 10 years,

02:58the traditional money-making methods that have existed in your consciousness for thousands of years will gradually be phased out.

03:05We will no longer simply make money by buying low and selling high to enjoy the price gap.

03:12We will no longer import products cheaply from the East and sell them at higher prices in the West by exploiting informational asymmetry.

03:21Instead, we will import goods at $10, yet be ready to sell them at a loss for only $5,

03:29or even sometimes give them away for free.

03:33The reason is that when the internet emerged,

03:36the pioneers of this era rendered traditional merchants incapable of making money,

03:42even driving them to exhaustion.

03:45If they do not find a way to become part of the new game,

03:48they, or their descendants, will only be our customers or employees,

03:53so how exactly do we make money?

03:57What is the secret behind our profit?

04:00Let me tell you if you have never considered being your own boss before.

04:06After watching this entire video,

04:08you will very likely quit your job and start your own business,

04:12because you will realise that learning how to start a business is not about attending an MBA programme,

04:18it is about finding a truly accomplished mentor who can steer you in the right direction.

04:25Today, I will share without holding anything back all that I have researched about business models,

04:31all that I have learned by directly meeting many successful entrepreneurs.

04:36Along with practical experience from my own start-ups.

04:42I will reveal in detail, step by step,

04:45as a thank you to the 60,000 subscribers who have supported me.

04:50All I hope is that when you make money,

04:53you will come back and share your success with me.

04:56So don't forget to hit like so you can easily find this video in the playlist.

05:01This channel specialises in sharing ideas on entrepreneurship and wealth creation.

05:09If you are an entrepreneur or a wealthy person and do not want to miss these insights,

05:15you might consider subscribing to my channel and turning on notifications.

05:19First of all, to make money, we must understand human psychology.

05:25There is an experiment with chocolates as follows.

05:28Researchers offered two types of chocolates for sale.

05:33One priced at $10, and the other at $1.

05:37The result showed that 69% of participants chose to buy the $10 chocolate.

05:45However, later the researchers decided to reduce the price of the $10 chocolate to $1,

05:51and lower the $1 chocolate to $0, that is, free.

05:56The result completely changed, with as many as 97% of people choosing the free chocolate.

06:05This is very easy to understand, when people hear free,

06:09they will surely gravitate toward the free option, right?

06:13That means if you provide a free product, you can beat all your competitors.

06:18As soon as this is mentioned, many immediately object,

06:23now even the fee-based model is about to collapse.

06:28How can anything be free?

06:31But in reality, free does not mean no charge, it is an indispensable strategy.

06:36You have to think faster to catch up with my mindset.

06:41The first free method is to charge fees from third parties.

06:46What does that mean?

06:48Simply, you create a platform that provides all services and features completely free for customers,

06:55without charging any fee.

06:58So, what is the outcome?

06:59Just like the free chocolate experiment,

07:03if the service on your platform is truly valuable and useful,

07:07consumers will flock in.

07:10But what does this imply?

07:13I am in business to make money,

07:15if I provide the most valuable services for free,

07:18isn't that just doing charity?

07:21If you think that way, then your vision is too narrow.

07:24Your greatest asset is not the service you provide,

07:29but the people attracted to your platform.

07:33Once you have users, are you really afraid of not making money?

07:37There are thousands of ways to make money from them,

07:41even ones you haven't thought of yet,

07:43because you are not making money from the customers directly,

07:46but from other businesses.

07:48What is the meaning of this?

07:49You may have never heard of the 360 antivirus software.

07:56But if you want to expand your business, you must know about it.

08:01When the internet was just becoming popular,

08:06most antivirus software charged fees.

08:10I still remember, as a kid I couldn't bring myself to pay for antivirus software

08:15because you had to pay every month.

08:17If your computer got infected,

08:20you could simply reinstall the operating system,

08:24maybe re-download a few games,

08:26and that was it.

08:28Then a company called 360 suddenly appeared,

08:32offering free antivirus services.

08:35At that time, most users did the same thing,

08:39uninstall the paid antivirus software and switch to 360.

08:44Why?

08:45Because it was free and its effectiveness was not bad.

08:51Thanks to this strategy, 360 quickly monopolised the antivirus market.

08:58But the problem was that the more users there were,

09:01the higher their operating costs became.

09:05Think about it.

09:07They had to invest in research, maintenance,

09:10and even server systems.

09:13Costs such as bandwidth, salaries, rent, and other expenses.

09:20Does that company really spend money purely to serve the community?

09:24Pay attention, whether you are in business or not,

09:27whether it is traditional business or internet-based,

09:30for at least the next 10 years you must learn one important mindset,

09:34the mindset about user traffic.

09:38When many people use your platform,

09:41you will own a large amount of data

09:43and the traffic from those users is the most valuable asset.

09:46It's simple when you use your computer.

09:51You see that 360 provides many software downloads,

09:56just like the App Store nowadays.

09:58In 360 there are all kinds of games,

10:03video players, communication software, etc.

10:08Suppose today I want to download Zoom and Skype,

10:12then install Google Chrome.

10:14I don't need to visit each official website,

10:17I can just go to 360 to download them.

10:21So, if users download their software through 360,

10:27do these software companies have to pay 360?

10:31Of course they do.

10:34Moreover, within the 360 search list,

10:38the software is ranked,

10:40and if you want a higher ranking,

10:42you can pay for it.

10:44When users are using their computers,

10:47360 also displays advertisements,

10:50suggesting that they use certain software.

10:54That means software companies may pay money

10:57to have their advertisements placed on 360

11:00to increase the exposure of their products.

11:05Do you understand, strictly speaking,

11:07360 is not a company specializing in antivirus software.

11:13They only provide the antivirus service,

11:15while their main revenue still comes from advertising.

11:20Users get to use the free antivirus service,

11:24but in return,

11:25they have to tolerate occasional pop-up advertisements.

11:29However, they do not mind

11:31because 360 displays these ads

11:34based on users' computer habits,

11:36often suggesting content they might be interested in.

11:40By now, you may think that this has nothing to do with you

11:44because you do not have enough capital

11:46to create a platform like 360.

11:50But I use this example to help you understand

11:53the concept of traffic flow.

11:56In fact, starting a business on the internet

11:59does not require capital.

12:02With just a computer and a phone,

12:04anyone can start.

12:07Even an ordinary person can leverage

12:09the speed of the internet,

12:11spreading like a virus.

12:13Overnight, you can become a traffic leader,

12:15reverse your fate,

12:17and then unexpectedly receive a slew of cooperation offers

12:20from big businesses wanting to advertise on your platform.

12:25The most important thing is that

12:27you cannot be replaced by competitors

12:29because users only acknowledge you.

12:33Then, you can create an automatic money-making machine

12:36that works for you 24-7,

12:39and you can choose to rest,

12:41travel around the world,

12:42or invest that money to achieve true financial freedom.

12:46The second free method is called the bait product strategy.

12:51Simply put,

12:52this is a way of using a low-priced product to attract you

12:56and then guiding you to spend money on higher-margin products.

13:00Some people may think this method seems dishonest.

13:04But did you know that the two most famous fast food chains in the world,

13:09McDonald's and KFC,

13:12also adopt this very model?

13:15So, let me ask you,

13:16where do you think McDonald's and KFC make their money?

13:21Are their prices high?

13:23They are completely affordable, right?

13:27In upscale areas.

13:30If you want a reasonably priced meal,

13:32you can only choose McDonald's or KFC.

13:37Their prices are very reasonable,

13:39most people can afford them and are willing to buy.

13:43But think about it,

13:45they have to hire staff,

13:47pay rent,

13:48stock up on raw materials,

13:50and also cover franchise fees.

13:53In fact,

13:54their operating costs are very high,

13:57yet they deliberately sell fried chicken and hamburgers

14:00at relatively low prices,

14:02even willing to make no profit,

14:04as if inviting you to eat for free.

14:08Why is that,

14:09this is actually their strategy?

14:12If you want to eat fried chicken and hamburgers,

14:15they are ready to sell them at a low price,

14:18even at a loss,

14:19so that you can only choose their store.

14:22Once they have attracted you,

14:24they almost monopolize the market,

14:28because other stores cannot afford to operate at a loss.

14:32After entering the store,

14:34you order fries,

14:36fried chicken,

14:37and other greasy foods,

14:39and then you realize you're thirsty.

14:42At that point,

14:43do you want to order a glass of Coca-Cola?

14:46Fried chicken and Coca-Cola

14:48are the perfect pairing, right?

14:51Moreover,

14:53there aren't many other beverage choices in the store besides Coca-Cola.

14:58This is where their huge profit comes from.

15:02Selling hamburgers and fried chicken doesn't yield much profit,

15:06but what about Coca-Cola?

15:08A glass of Coca-Cola is sold at $1 to $2.

15:13But do you know what their cost is?

15:17Virtually nothing.

15:18First, Coca-Cola is not produced by McDonald's or KFC,

15:24it is from the Coca-Cola company.

15:27The production cost of Coca-Cola is very low

15:30because it is essentially just sugary water.

15:34Secondly,

15:35to make people love and become addicted to the taste of Coca,

15:39the Coca-Cola company spends a huge amount on advertising,

15:43and McDonald's and KFC are the most effective channels

15:46because they have massive customer bases,

15:49and people who eat fried food certainly need a drink to go with it.

15:54Therefore,

15:55Coca-Cola cooperates with these chains by stipulating that your store can only sell Coca-Cola

16:01and no other beverages.

16:04In exchange for providing Coca at an extremely low price,

16:08even for free,

16:09Coca-Cola's objective is not to make money from McDonald's or KFC,

16:15but to promote its product,

16:17increase its reach,

16:19and make more people love its taste.

16:22For McDonald's and KFC,

16:24this is a no capital deal.

16:27Every dollar they earn from Coca-Cola is pure profit.

16:30Think about it,

16:32when you go to McDonald's or KFC,

16:35is your main purpose to drink Coca-Cola?

16:38Certainly not.

16:41You go there to eat fried chicken and hamburgers.

16:45Therefore,

16:46they sell fried chicken and hamburgers at low prices to attract you to the store.

16:52These items don't have to be highly profitable,

16:55as long as they are cheap enough for most people to choose

16:58and there aren't many alternatives available.

17:02Once you're in the store,

17:03you are almost certain to buy Coca-Cola,

17:06the product that provides them with profit many times greater.

17:11This is precisely the mindset of using free to attract customers

17:15and the cross-selling model to make profits.

17:19The frontline products are priced so low to spur your interest and guarantee your purchase,

17:24but behind the scenes,

17:26they have already prepared high-margin products waiting for you.

17:31And even if I explain all of this to you now,

17:34you will continue to go to McDonald's and KFC as usual.

17:39Why?

17:41Because you still find them very affordable,

17:44and moreover,

17:45you are used to them,

17:46perhaps even addicted,

17:48if you think a bit and observe carefully,

17:51you will realize that when McDonald's and KFC want to increase profits,

17:55what do they do?

17:58You see,

17:59a glass of Coca-Cola comes in three sizes,

18:02a small for $1,

18:03a medium for $1.5,

18:06and a large for $2.

18:09But if you buy a combo,

18:11you only have to pay $1.5

18:13to get a large glass of Coke,

18:16which is normally worth $2.

18:19So tell me,

18:20would you like to buy a combo?

18:22More than 90% of customers will choose the combo to get the large Coke.

18:29Just with that one simple pitch,

18:31these chains earn an extra $0.50 per glass.

18:36Initially,

18:38most customers only bought the small one at $1,

18:41but now they're willing to pay $1.5.

18:44This immediately increases Coca-Cola's revenue by 50%.

18:50As mentioned before,

18:53Coca-Cola for fast food outlets is practically a zero-cost item.

18:59Without any purchasing cost,

19:01the higher the selling price,

19:03the greater the profit.

19:05Just imagine,

19:07fast food restaurants still have to pay rent,

19:09employee wages,

19:11and many other expenses,

19:12but a simple question from an employee,

19:15would you like to buy the combo?

19:18Can boost the restaurant's revenue by 50%.

19:21How many McDonald's and KFC outlets are there in the world?

19:28If this policy is applied uniformly,

19:31how enormous will the monthly profits be?

19:33You can see that the free mindset for attracting customers

19:36can also be applied to traditional businesses.

19:39However,

19:41your product must be attractive enough.

19:45For instance,

19:46if you open a restaurant

19:47and want to use food to attract customers,

19:50then make profits from beverages,

19:52your food must at least be delicious enough

19:54that even if it's free,

19:56customers still want to try it.

19:58Otherwise,

19:59this method will not be effective.

20:03Furthermore,

20:04traditional businesses require initial capital investment,

20:07including raw material costs.

20:11Therefore,

20:12I still advise those who want to start a business

20:15to utilize the internet as a tool to make money,

20:18but the most effective way to make money

20:20is the third method,

20:22free combined with paid.

20:25This is the model that yields enormous profits.

20:28Listen carefully.

20:31Before playing online games,

20:33you are allowed to play for free for the first two hours,

20:36after which,

20:38if you want to continue,

20:39you must deposit money to buy time cards,

20:42say,

20:4310 hours at a time.

20:45But gradually this model becomes ineffective

20:48because only those with money are willing to pay.

20:52Ordinary people,

20:53especially during the early days

20:55when the internet was new,

20:57still thought playing games was useless,

21:00now having to pay only adds another barrier.

21:03Causing many to give up.

21:05Then,

21:07a game emerged with an incredibly smart CEO.

21:11He declared,

21:12from now on,

21:14this game will have no time limit,

21:16everyone can play for free.

21:19However,

21:20if you want to own powerful equipment,

21:22if you want your character to level up quickly

21:24to outshine your friends,

21:26then you can deposit money.

21:29This method helped the game attract

21:31an enormous number of players

21:32because anyone could join.

21:36And when you see everyone around you

21:37playing this game,

21:39you'll feel that you simply cannot not play.

21:43If you don't play,

21:44you will fall behind everyone else.

21:47If you don't join,

21:49you will have no topics to talk about

21:51and eventually you will be isolated,

21:53isn't that so,

21:55when you want to stand out among your peers

21:57and prove yourself.

21:59You have to invest time and effort.

22:03Gradually,

22:04you become addicted.

22:06And at that point,

22:08competition begins.

22:10If it were only about skill,

22:12it wouldn't be enough,

22:14because your friends have all deposited money

22:16to buy equipment,

22:17no matter how hard you try,

22:19you cannot beat them.

22:20Therefore,

22:23you have no choice but to deposit money

22:25to buy equipment.

22:27But when you beat your friends,

22:29they deposit even more money

22:31to get stronger than you.

22:34In this way,

22:35both sides continuously spend money on the game,

22:38sinking deeper and unable to stop.

22:42Much like gambling or drug addiction.

22:45Has anyone forced you to get immersed in the game?

22:48Not at all.

22:51Has anyone made you deposit money compulsorily?

22:55No.

22:56But you still voluntarily pull out your wallet and pay,

23:00isn't that so?

23:02In the virtual world,

23:03these equipment items,

23:05if well designed,

23:06can be reproduced indefinitely,

23:09meaning the game company's cost is extremely low.

23:13All they need to do is use the free model

23:16to attract you into the game

23:17and then guide you to spend money

23:19to buy in-game equipment.

23:22And even when you understand exactly

23:24how the game company operates,

23:27you still cannot resist its allure

23:29and you continue to play

23:30and that is the most frightening part.

23:34It is not only games.

23:37Many internet platforms today use this method.

23:42For example,

23:43when there is a new TV show,

23:45you can watch it for free online,

23:47but if you want to see the next episodes early,

23:50you have to purchase a VIP package.

23:54Movie buffs can't wait,

23:56they are eager to know what happens next,

23:58so what can they do?

24:00They have only one option,

24:03buy the VIP package to watch early.

24:05You might choose not to watch,

24:08but once you start and don't pay,

24:11you won't be able to keep up with the storyline,

24:13and that discomfort will force you to spend money.

24:16The real essence of free is to open the door wide

24:19and attract a massive number of users

24:22to experience your products and services.

24:24Once customers come to like

24:27and become captivated by your offerings,

24:31and once the products and services genuinely add value,

24:35they will not hesitate to spend money

24:37for even more benefits.

24:40YouTubers do the same.

24:43Besides earning money from third-party advertising,

24:46they can also open a VIP membership channel

24:49where only those who pay

24:51can access the most valuable content.

24:55For example,

24:56if I were an English teacher,

24:58I could offer free videos

24:59that help viewers learn easily.

25:02When they find my content truly useful,

25:05I can open a VIP membership package

25:08where I provide more detailed guidance

25:10and direct support for learners.

25:13Once they acknowledge my capability,

25:16they are willing to pay for that knowledge.

25:19This method applies not only

25:21to teaching English but to many other fields,

25:24gaming, vlogging, comedy, fitness, magic,

25:28even flirting skills.

25:31As long as you have a hobby or skill

25:33that can help others for free,

25:35you can absolutely make money from it,

25:38and if you do not have any special hobby or skill,

25:41you can still conduct business in other ways.

25:45You can manage a channel,

25:46then seek experts to collaborate with you

25:49for content production while you handle the operations.

25:53When the channel starts making money,

25:56you can share the profits with them.

25:59That is true business.

26:01The most important thing is that YouTube is decentralized.

26:04Even if you are just an ordinary individual,

26:08if you know how to leverage the right methods,

26:12understand YouTube's artificial intelligence algorithms,

26:16know how to optimize SEO,

26:18design attractive titles and thumbnails,

26:21and write engaging content,

26:23then even if you don't show your face like me,

26:26you can still achieve more than 60,000 subscribers

26:29within a few months.

26:30In reality, the highest level of the free model

26:34is when it is combined with finance.

26:37I have a business brother who runs a nursing home,

26:40and recently he increased his profit more than tenfold

26:44by an incredibly simple method.

26:47Previously, the nursing home charged an annual fee,

26:51earning profit from the difference

26:53between income and operating expenses.

26:55But now, he has changed the strategy

26:59by widely promoting the concept of free nursing care.

27:04When elderly people come to live at the home,

27:07there is only one condition to receive free services,

27:10they must pay in advance for 10, 20, or 30 years.

27:15For example, if prepaying for 10 years costs $100,000,

27:2120 years $150,000, and 30 years $200,000.

27:29When they pass away,

27:31the entire amount is fully refunded to their descendants,

27:34not missing a single penny.

27:37This means they receive nursing care completely free of charge.

27:41Of course, this system has its own formula,

27:46and the upfront amount will vary depending on age.

27:50For example, 60-year-olds pay a different amount than 70-year-olds.

27:56Those who can pay such a lump sum in advance

27:58are usually people of considerable financial means.

28:02When the free nursing home service was advertised,

28:05it immediately attracted many wealthy seniors,

28:08because this entrepreneur regularly conveyed the message,

28:12if your family has money stashed away just for savings,

28:15then why not let me safeguard it

28:17while providing free nursing services?

28:21Moreover, everything is under contract,

28:24guaranteed by law,

28:26so no one needs to worry about risk or changes.

28:30This offer was truly too attractive

28:33for the elderly to refuse.

28:34Then word spread from one person to 10,

28:39to 100,

28:40and the number of customers increased,

28:43with many beginning to refer friends to their nursing home.

28:47Previously, he only had two facilities,

28:51but now he has expanded to 10

28:53and is still growing due to the overwhelming customer base,

28:56on the surface,

28:58this model may seem to suffer great losses.

29:00But if you understand what I have shared before,

29:05you will realise that they only provide basic needs,

29:09such as medical care, meals,

29:11and minimal living necessities,

29:13for free.

29:15However, wealthy elderly people

29:17usually desire a higher quality of life.

29:21When they want to use better services,

29:24they will willingly pay extra.

29:25Yet, relying solely on these additional charges

29:30to cover the losses does not seem feasible.

29:34Because not everyone will spend extra money,

29:36at the same time,

29:38they cannot offer subpar services

29:40just to force the elderly to spend.

29:44So where does the profit actually come from?

29:47It comes from the cash flow you do not see.

29:50Every person who enters

29:53pays hundreds of thousands of dollars in advance.

29:57Suppose there are a few hundred customers,

30:00have you ever thought about

30:01how huge the cash they hold is?

30:04They can immediately mobilise

30:06tens of millions of dollars

30:07without needing a bank loan.

30:11Simply by depositing this money in a bank

30:13or investing in safe channels,

30:15the return is enough to sustain operations.

30:18Moreover, the nursing homeowner

30:22is actually a professional investor

30:24and I learned much of my financial knowledge from him.

30:28Think about it,

30:3020 years ago he charged a customer $150,000

30:34and 20 years later,

30:36he returned exactly that amount.

30:39But the value of $150,000 then

30:42and now is not the same.

30:45Of course not.

30:46Looking back 20 years,

30:49$150,000 could buy a few villas

30:53or several Ferraris,

30:55but now, with that amount,

30:57even an old house is hard to buy.

31:00Real estate owners all understand this.

31:04Thus, my friend has effectively made a profit

31:07from the devaluation of money.

31:10This is precisely how the free model

31:12is combined with finance,

31:15utilising the leverage of cash flow

31:17and time to invest in the present.

31:19In summary,

31:20if in the next 10 years you want to make money,

31:23you must learn to apply the free mindset

31:25of the internet to business models.

31:28Free does not mean that you do not charge fees,

31:31it means creating value first,

31:34so that customers have no reason to say no to you.

31:37First, you attract a large number of users

31:41and then you can make money from advertisements,

31:45from supplementary products,

31:46or from premium services that they are willing to pay for.

31:51What I hope is not for you to simply nod and forget,

31:55but to actually apply this knowledge

31:56to create your own free model.

31:58As time is limited,

32:01we'll stop here.

32:04I am sharing this free knowledge

32:05on how to become rich,

32:07an entrepreneur,

32:08and an investor to achieve financial freedom.

32:12If you do not want to miss out,

32:15follow my channel,

32:16turn on notifications,

32:18and share this video with everyone.

32:21I also send my best wishes

32:23to all those who have hit like on this video.

32:26May you all soon achieve financial freedom.

32:30As long as you find even one or two useful insights

32:33in today's content that help improve your life,

32:37I will truly feel happy.

32:39Goodbye and see you next time.

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