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title: 'Podcast with the Youngest American YouTube Millionaire'
source: 'https://youtube.com/watch?v=JVh3hQ86aKk'
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date: 2026-08-06
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# Podcast with the Youngest American YouTube Millionaire

> Source: [Podcast with the Youngest American YouTube Millionaire](https://youtube.com/watch?v=JVh3hQ86aKk)

## Summary

This podcast features Oleg, a 16-year-old American YouTube millionaire who shares his journey from saving his first $10,000 at age 14 to buying a BMW at 15 and earning $10,000 a month. He discusses his mindset, the importance of goal orientation, and why he chose the American YouTube niche for its higher RPM and stability.

### Key Points

- **Character and Goal Orientation** [01:22] — Oleg attributes his success to being 100% goal-oriented since birth, always striving to be the best and a leader. He emphasizes that these qualities can be cultivated by anyone.
- **Starting YouTube at 9-10** [03:39] — He started a YouTube channel at age 9-10, initially filming Minecraft and Brawl Stars without thinking about money or views. He gradually studied how to improve videos and gain more views.
- **Earning $10,000 per Month** [07:01] — Oleg earns $10,000 per month from YouTube monetization, primarily from his main gaming channel with 640,000 subscribers. He also earns from advertising contracts.
- **Buying a BMW at 15** [10:26] — He bought a BMW 4 Series for $20,000 at age 15. His parents were aware of his earnings and supported the purchase, which he considers an investment for his content.
- **Why American YouTube** [14:28] — He switched to American YouTube because it offers higher RPM (payment per 1,000 views) and more views due to the larger English-speaking audience. He sees it as a stable, low-threshold business.
- **Saving $10,000 at 14** [17:10] — Oleg emphasizes that he saved, not earned, his first $10,000 at 14. He highlights the importance of saving and not spending everything earned.
- **Graduation in a BMW** [19:44] — He arrived at his graduation in his BMW, but did not make a show of it. His classmates' reactions were mixed; some were interested, but many were not aware of the car's value.
- **YouTube is Not a Trend** [21:41] — Oleg argues that YouTube is a stable business, not a trend, because it is backed by Google and has been paying for views for 30 years. He also notes the skills gained are transferable.
- **Girls and Money** [23:58] — At his age, girls are not interested in money or cars, so there was no reaction. He notes that people interested in him for money appear as he earns more, but he values genuine connections.
- **Books and Learning** [27:41] — He reads books as tools for work, such as Jordan Belfort's 'The Wall Street Method'. He recommends 'Transformation of Reality' by Vadim Zeland and 'Rhetoric'.
- **Overcoming Hate** [29:20] — He faced hate from classmates and a teacher, but responded by continuing to post videos. He advises not to listen to others who are not experts in your field.
- **Investing in Education** [33:42] — He invested in YouTube training courses after two years of stagnation, which led to rapid growth from 4,000 to 30,000 subscribers. He emphasizes the value of learning from others' experience.
- **His Own Training** [36:13] — Oleg has his own training with 420 students, some earning $4-5k a month. He uses it to cultivate partners for his channel network, sharing monetization 50/50.
- **Future Goals** [40:21] — His goals include saving $100,000 by end of summer, buying a new car (E63 AMG or M5), and becoming a millionaire by 18. He dreams of a matte black Bugatti and mansions.
- **Three Pieces of Advice** [41:59] — Advice: 1) Choose a niche and start studying it, 2) Be consistent and do it regularly, 3) Don't listen to others who aren't experts. He emphasizes doing what you love.

### Conclusion

Oleg's story demonstrates that with determination, a goal-oriented mindset, and strategic investment in education, it's possible to achieve financial success at a young age. He encourages others to pursue their passions and not be deterred by naysayers.

## Transcript

I come to the car dealership, put twenty bucks on the table, pick up the BMW and come to the graduation.  How did they react? Who the [ __ ] are you?  Ferrari, Lamborghini, Porsche 911, M5F90, a caravan of sixty- third Mercedes.  How much do you
Your main goal before the end of this summer. 100,000 dollars of capital can simply be put aside and saved.  Hello everyone, dear friends.  Today we have a podcast with Oleg. you do?  American YouTube. I have a channel network with a million
subscribers, and I am the top one in the niche. Kabarn multiplayer.  I have the most world.  Oleg, a guy who saved his first $10,000 at age 14, who bought himself a BMW 4 Series at age 15, and who now, at age 16,
Right. Let's go. This will be the best podcast you can ever listen to about money. I have never seen anyone have such an experience. And I haven’t seen anyone buy a car
at that age, honestly, I haven’t seen anyone. This is truly exclusive.  And I, ah, I'm This is truly exclusive.  And I, ah, I'm starting, I'm starting this [ __ ].  We do it. And in your video you said that you bought a car at 15, yes, a
BMW 4 Series, and you earned 10,000 dollars at 14.  I'm interested to know what qualities drove you and what characteristics you possessed to succeed so much at such an early age.  How did this even
happen?  Tell.  Ah, I 'm telling you.  This is character.  I have been 100% goal-oriented since birth. Whenever I do something, I do it to the maximum.  I want to be top one.  It's always, well, that is, from the very birth I
have constantly tried to do better than others.  Always be a leader.  That is, these are just such leadership qualities.  Or maybe it was just the right upbringing, or maybe it was just, well, it was like that at birth, but I always
strove to be the best.  My parents also worked hard to develop a high level of intelligence in me, and, well-read, and all sorts of different exercises and so on.  That is, this, uh, from the very beginning everything started exactly with this
.  And it was precisely the quality of leadership, the quality of determination that later played a very important role.  And in the future, in the podcast, we will talk about where exactly this had an impact.  And to the viewers who are watching this
podcast now, don't take this as something innate and so on.  All this can be cultivated in oneself, this determination, and this can be obtained later in the future.  And this quality, it’s
about your childhood.  You already talked about this a little in your video on the channel, how I became a millionaire at 16 .  My story.  Please tell us what kind of environment shaped you and what else laid the foundation for you to
start running, in general, media, YouTube, and so on. Environment. Well, what was it that shaped you, in shaped me?  And my parents had a
computer, and I often sat at this computer.  There was internet and I wanted to get online.  That is, I, uh, go to all sorts of different sites, I wanted this site to be one of mine, so that if you enter
my name in the search, I would show up there. And I was surfing the internet.  I was in this environment little by little, little by little.  And if you mean about the environment, and this too, there was no environment.  That is , the only people I had around me
when I started were my parents. Well, that's basically it.  and a computer with internet access, uh, Odnoklassniki and so on.  I don't rewrite this here at all YouTube? It wasn't a decision like, "I want to
make YouTube, I want to make money." No, I was then, I was 9-10 run the channel.  It was like everyone else.  You just create a channel, find, and you don’t think about money or
views.  You just film because you have a phone and there's a button to upload something to YouTube.  I just created a channel and started created a channel and started filming everything from the tourist center, uh, Minecraft, there,
Brawl Stars and so on.  And I think many people had such a channel in their childhood.   The give up, I just continued to lead it further.  [snorts] Many people could have done this Minecraft channel as children. No, no, not many.  Not many.
And what exactly did you hear from everyone, what do you think, of this age?  What I what do you think, of this age?  What I did and improved, I just tweaked and figured out how to do it better.  That is, I did n’t just shoot Minecraft videos, but
little by little I shot, shot, shot, and then I started studying how to make a video get more views, how to make a video better, because I wanted to be the best.  And this is where all this action begins.
Because when most people film, they just film a video, but I was figuring out the mechanism itself, how it all works, and little by little works, and little by little , I studied, implemented, and saw a
small result, that is, views and so on were coming.  And at that time I was filming the in this game that the first results came in, that is, the first 1,000 filming it further. You are currently 16 years old.  Yes.
is doing, well, most of them are doing base, stupid things, mostly drinking, partying, not doing anything that brings them closer to their goals, not earning What's the difference? What's the difference?  Because I'm interested in
making money. That is, for them it is boring, for them it is work and so on - these are words that cause boredom.  How is this possible?  You you need to do something, you need to do something, and so on.  And people,
they are interested in hanging out with a group of people, they are interested in hanging out, they are hanging out right now, because I understand that while I’m hanging out, I can go on YouTube, dollars to my balance .  I find this more interesting
I set for myself.  That is, I am interested in the area of ​​earnings, I am interested in my future, I think about this, others do not think about it.  They don't .  They don't plan ahead, they're just in the moment,
perhaps living one day at a time.  Yes, well yes , they will think ahead.  That is, they just live and they don’t think at all. That is, they don’t think about what will happen next. happens next.  That is, they don’t even know what they want.  They know
what will be there in 5-10 years.  They may have some dreams, but they dreams that they even formulate them and so on.  That is, they woke up, what should they do?  You can go for a walk with the quints, you can go to school and that's it.  And it
stops there. Let's talk to our audience about how much you currently earn and what your $10,000 per month.  This figure consistently appears in my accounts from
YouTube monetization.  YouTube pays for views.  I'll now tell you in more This amount simply comes from monetization from my YouTube channels.  And YouTube pays for views, which means it shows ads in videos.  And for
views on your videos from watching this advertising, you receive money precisely from YouTube monetization.  And now I have a total of a million subscribers on my channels, and they have millions of views, and that’s why I have such a good income.  Of course
, there are also advertising contracts, and with different games and so on.  And so, in total, this number adds up.  Yes.   The main gaming channel is the one 640,000 subscribers.  The majority of income comes from this channel.   Yes.  At the
age of 13, he was already earning $1,000 a month, while others were in the seventh or eighth grade there.   Please ? How did this happen?  Gradually,
was enabled, and gradually there were simply more views.  Little by little there is just a number there: 1,000 dollars, and it is transferred to my account every month.  Yes.
transition, it was smooth.  And I've always had a cold attitude towards money.  That is, but if necessary, I’ll take them out there, buy something with them.  That is, it was not a sharp transition and it was not like, wow, $1,000 fell there.  No, that is, it is
smooth.  I'm just starting to get used to it, and it doesn't cause such a big, well, it wasn't abrupt.   Yes. Tell me, please, what was your internal reaction to the first large sum of money that came to you?  What
did you feel inside?  And that's the point.  The fact that the first large sum would arrive so suddenly, that never happened.  It gradually accumulated into a large sum.  And that’s why it wasn’t like suddenly, bam, it happened.
calm, relaxed, that is, you feel an inner calm, that you have money, you have cash and that’s it.  That is, well, it’s not like it’s absolutely mind-blowing, a lot of money came in there, there was nothing like that.
but now you live in Kyiv. Please tell us under what circumstances and when you moved to Kyiv and how long have you 'm telling you.  From 25 to 26, I just talked
to my mom on New Year's Eve and told her that I needed to grow up, I needed a place to live, I wanted to move.  And we spent about 4 hours just talking, and I why I needed to rent an apartment. and how will this level me up.  And after
that, just a couple of days later, somewhere around the sixth, that is, about a week later, I’m just packing my things, not that many things, that is, I just take my phone, my computer, and so on.  Well, that's it, I'm renting a cool apartment and
1926 I have now lived alone. Once in Kyiv, you moved from tell me why this happened?  Because there was more money, and I decided that my picture should be simply better.  Well, I
cooler apartment around me, I want to see a marble table, and a beautiful one, with gold elements.  I want to live in a cooler area, that is, to live right in a premium residential complex with security and so on.  Well, I just lived in one for six months
on.  Well, I just lived in one for six months and then decided to move. I got tired of that picture, I wanted a more beautiful picture, that's it, I moved and that's it.   Yes. At the moment you are the owner of a BMW 4 Series.  How much did
20,000 dollars.  Twenty made. I like it better this way.  Twenty will How did your parents react to this purchase?   This , by the way, is an interesting question.  How did you react?  And my parents always knew
my results.  And just as I gradually came to these results. dollars, then 1,000 dollars, then more, more, more, more, then 10 and so on.  And they also saw it smoothly along with me.  And so it wasn’t
such a sudden transition that I was still a broker there, and then tomorrow I came and said: “We’re buying a car.”  No, they knew that I had cash and that I could buy this car.  And how was it?  We just after the last bell,
well, ninth grade, where all this graduation and so on is already starting, we just come to buy groceries at Metro, and I see a BMW 4 Series standing there , sold nearby at a site where American cars are sold.  She is so
beautiful.  There is just a red interior.  I just saw it right away.  We, yes, fell in love immediately.  And we just walked around with her as a family and looked at her. And then the dealer comes up and allows you to get into the showroom.  And we all just understand:
“Well, this is cool, we have to take it.”  I say, like, well, I'll take it.  I sent the VIN number to my friends there and checked that everything was okay, there were no accidents, and so on.  Well, I just tell the parents that, well, we’ll take this.
So I just, uh, go back home, put a deposit on this car and that's it.  This is how we buy.  Some kind of reaction, well, we're all just happy and that's it.  That is, there was no such thing as being shocked, like where did the money come from and so on.  How did you
do it?  This didn't happen because they know.  That is, they know how it is, how I how much money I have, and so on.  That is, they are aware of everything, and therefore it But you are still 16 years old, why buy a car if you are not yet
an adult?  Honestly, I don’t know how rational it was to buy a BMW, but I think I got my money’s worth.  So I think this is an investment that needed to be made.  The thing is that I always film cars, yes, that is, I have a
gaming channel, there’s a game about cars.  I'm constantly filming, filming, filming this.  That is, I have loved cars in general since childhood.  And when I had some cash, I started renting cars.  Lambos, Porsche, M5, F90, everything
all sorts of closed gatherings.  And when I saw how much money was going into it, I was like, "Well, I need my own car already."  And I also saw other bloggers there, who were older, but they had their own cool cars, BMWs and M-Classes.  I think, damn,
why am I worse? I have more views, more money.  Let's have my channel and the one next to it have my name and this YouTuber's car.  That's it, I want this YouTuber to have a car too, and a cool BMW too, and better than theirs.  I went and bought a
BMW and that's it, I have a BMW.  Like this. What's your dream car anyway, the one you wanted to buy after the Bajati? No, not after BHI, it’s just a just a dream car, which, by the way, I'm striving to have.  This is not just a dream,
it is a goal.  Then we'll talk about the goals.  Bugatti matte black. machines?   Yes. So after BHI, what about the pony? So after BHI, what about the pony? After the BHI, either the E63 AMG Mercedes or the
M5 F90.   Yes. Why them?  Because it’s the most popular, the coolest car in terms of, well, everyone knows the M5F90.  So they ask you what kind of car you have?  You say: "I have a BMW M5
F90." And E63MMG.  You ask: "Which Mercedes is the most popular?"  E63MMG is the fastest, the coolest.  It has the same horsepower as a Lamborghini.  That is, this is a serious, cool device.  And it is from
Mercedes, but it is an iconic model, legendary.  And that’s why they fit my budget.  Oh, and honestly, by the way, I often catch myself thinking that I want the
E63 AMG, but the 5 and 90 are more popular.  And if I say that I have 165 and .   Well, that's how it is What prompted your desire to develop YouTube specifically for an American
American YouTube niche? Because there is more money there. I'm just filming shorts for that channel, for the gaming one.  I started And because of this, firstly, there are more views.  Many people think that it is
fewer views, there are much more there than on the CIS, because the filming simply in English, in English, in English.  I see there are millions of views there, 30 million a month , when I was buying Echo.  And there is
more money too.  YouTube pays for views.  And payment for views depends on what audience is watching you.  If you are watched from the States, your RPM, that is, payment per 1,000 views, is higher.  If you are watched
just, when I saw how much money was coming into the account for such videos, I realized that what’s the point of me continuing to film CIS there?  I'll be filming in America.  And that's how I completely switched to American YouTube.   Yes.
Why is the American YouTube niche the most promising to For example, for a young audience?  Here comes a boy, what should he do?  If he approaches me, I immediately tell him: “Well, look, American YouTube is a
start now, a couple of months will pass, you’ll have a couple of thousand dollars and, normal income, from which a normal life begins.  That is, this is the area that just any person gives you .  And it’s not difficult, it takes about
2 hours a day.  And this can be combined with studies, with work, with hiring, for example.  This can be combined with a cool lifestyle, like mine.  And it's simply
suitable for everyone.  That is, whoever you are, if you want 2-3,000 dollars , well, you can just go to YouTube, but just start making best area.  And not only for this reason, but because it is
simply the most stable, the most alive. YouTube is a 30-year-old platform. And monetization and pay-per-view have existed for 30 years .  And it will be there for as long as will continue to pay for views.  It's beneficial for them.  This is YouTube's commercial platform
.  And that is why it is the most stable business and the simplest.  Well, that is to say, this is the best, as I like the best. This is it.  Here.  Because it’s stable, account.   Yes. And a very light threshold.
Yes, easy threshold.  You can just film the game.  You just play the game, make it more interesting, what ideas to choose.  You don't just play the game, but you choose what ideas to show.  And you edit it cool,
let's say you added some effects there.  That's all.  That is, I like the low threshold of the photo Oleg, at the age of 14 you earned your first a second.  Didn't earn it, saved it.  It's a little different.  In total, for the
just 10,000 dollars came onto the card , that’s one thing.  And that was later, right, [ __ ]?  Look, what do you mean later?  This is the you can put money aside from it.   Yes. And putting it aside is much more
is, to earn 10,000 dollars and just spend it all, well, it’s not that difficult to do.  But you need to earn a lot more to have exactly $10,000 in savings.  And at the age of 14, I had saved exactly
Where do you get this lack of attitudes like, “ I’m still little, I can’t do this?” But they weren't there from birth.  That is, I have such a character that for me there is no such thing as “ you can’t do this” and so on. I just do it and that's basically it.  That is,
many people ask: “Can I create a channel there at 13 years old?”  That is, this is exactly what I create a channel there at 13 years old?”  I say: “Brother, when I was 13, I was already earning $1,000 from monetization.” I didn't ask myself, "Is it even possible
click the create channel button. [ __ ], it seems to have been created, right? I upload the video, it okay."  Connect monetization.  So, you need 18 years for monetization.  And I please turn on monetization for me?" Connected.  Well, everything seems to be working.
And that's it, and off he goes.  And I didn’t set myself such limits: “So, I’m so-and-so n't look at age at all.  That is, for me it’s not even just a number.  For someone is flying in the air. How long have you lived there on this earth?  There's such a difference in
how many years I've lived that I can't even press the buttons on my phone.  You can poke at them .  These are just mechanical actions.  And that's why I did such a character that if I want to do something, I will turn the whole world upside down, but I will
do it.  I can't be forbidden anything. If I want to do something, I do it. And I'm looking at how to do this. If there are some restrictions there, oh, this is work like that, there’s some program, some error is displayed, I
want to do it.  And many people are eliminated, for example, I want to create a channel, it gives an error, they can’t create a channel.  So, let's figure out how to get channel.  And that's all.  A large number of people, they just
don’t give up at the first sign of difficulty.  Yes, yes, yes.  That's why they say millionaires are the 1% of people, because there are so many things to do, and in each of those things you can be eliminated.  And this 1% are the people who dropped out.  And there,
100%.  They haven't stopped trying, they just do it and that's it. Yes, 100%.  Uh, tell me, please, what was your classmates' reaction when you arrived at graduation in a BMW? This is a very interesting story.
I'll tell you.  Ah, I bought a car and it's just graduation time.  And just what kind of car should I drive?  Well, you could go with the Lanos that the family had at the time, or you could go with a BMW, that's the choice of car.  Yes, I choose the new BMW to come.  Just like that, bam,
arrive.  That's it, we arrive and there's just a graduation ceremony there and so on, a performance there and so on.  And I just get back into this car and drive away.  I didn’t create some kind of show out of it when I arrived there in a BMW.
I have a car, so I can get around, so I can just come and that’s it.  I didn’t create a show there, look, I [ __ ] arrived there in a BMW and so on.  No, I just ticked the box for myself that I did it.  That's it, my
graduation went like this.  And how did you react?  Well, first of all, I was react.  I was mostly interested in checking the box for myself.   There was a reaction, of course.  That is, those people who are my classmates, with whom I
like, brother, do you want to see what kind of device is standing near [snorts] the school.  Well, that's it, let them sit in the salon and so on, we appreciated the car, of course .  Here.  And the rest of those who were there at school, first of all, they didn’t even all understand
what it was and whether it was and so on. They weren't even aware of it, they didn't even see her.  Here.  And even if they had seen it, I think they wouldn’t have reacted either, because at that age not everyone is interested in money.  That is, they can
see a BMW, but they don’t know how much it costs.  What is BMW, how to make $20,000, what is it. It's incomprehensible to them.  And they are not interested in it. that you actually bought it with money all the time.  There is always this skepticism: you
You don’t have any rights, you don’t have any rights, and so on.  I say: "Brother, what do you mean you can't? But if you have money, could you just give it to your parents at the dealership, for example, so they can register the car in their name?"
Well, it seems like it’s possible in theory.  Well, and everything is done.  Having decided on a car dealership, we put everything is done.  Having decided on a car dealership, we put the greenery on the table and registered the car in our could buy it there without a license.   We just do it.
In a video on your channel, you mentioned that you made all your money without threads.   Please American YouTube niche is not a topic? Because it is a stable business.  You work with YouTube.  YouTube pays you for views because you're sort of
, and you're helping on YouTube, well, you can hardly call it a topic.  This is Google.  The company that exists.  We are watching this episode on YouTube right now.  This is the
biggest, uh, company that exists, and you work with it.  How can this be called a topic?  YouTube is at least 30 years old .  And even further he will live for a long, long time.  I think the biggest platform where everyone watches videos, I
think it will be around for a long time.  And when we work with her, I think it can hardly be called a topic.  This is a truly stable business, where you can consistently earn very high sums for years without
any risks or anything like that.  Well, that's not a topic, a topic is what you did there for something and so on, money appeared somewhere and then it never go bankrupt, first of all. Secondly, you improve yourself, your
video creation skills, and you improve your overall intelligence in such things, well, you skills will then come in handy later in life.  Whatever, look at what you did
there on YouTube, and the world is now simply digitalized, that is, everything is slowly say, you stop working on YouTube, the skills you acquired applied in any field.  And this is precisely what distinguishes American
YouTube from the topic, because the topic, money was spent, there are no skills and everything is like YouTube first, let's say. Ah, so you've changed your mind about running the channel, huh?  come in any other direction .  You already know how to make videos,
you know how to edit them, how to come up with ideas, you already have these entrepreneurial skills and that’s it.  That is, these are two completely different things.  I do n't even want to put it next to the topics .  That is, I don’t even want
. Understood?  Let's change the subject a little.  It would be interesting to know what the girls' reaction was to the fact that you had and still have such finances at such an early age .  Did this happen?  Have you ever noticed
that girls talked to you because of money or a general breakdown?  People, this is an interesting question, I'm telling you.  Girls at that age are absolutely not interested in the account.  They are generally
even smelled it.  They don’t know how they are earned, what they smell like, what money is in general.  And that's why they don't know what a BMW is or how much it costs. She doesn't think, it's just some kind of black car .  And therefore there is no Yes, therefore there is
no reaction.  there was none.  Ah, they didn’t communicate for the sake of money either, because they’re not particularly interested in money.  They are interested in hanging out there and so on, and money there and so on.  It only starts after 20 years, when she
goes to work, gets 500 dollars a month , and works hard.  And, of course, she'll be interested in what a BMW is, what a cool apartment is, and what it's like type something online on the computer.  Of course
that could possibly happen to her.  But at that age, of course not.  But people who communicated for money are, of course, present.  Until now , yes, every day more and more, because I
communicate more.  Why do you communicate with them? I don't communicate with them.  People like this, who just want to communicate for the sake of money, appear every day.  And the more money I have, the more such people there are. Here.  But I have the
people who are interested in me as a person.   Yes. money, but it is immediately obvious and uninteresting.  Here.  How do people react to money?  I'm talking about young guys right now because they're
girls, they are already interested.  That's why I get a ton of views on TikTok when I achievements.  For example, I show the same car in the frame or say how much I and so on.  Of course it gets views.  Why are they gaining
write comments?  Why do I have 15,000 subscribers on my Telegram channel who are interested in making money? Because they are interested, and this, of course , is the case.  There are hundreds of thousands of these people, and the podcast is probably
making money.  Why?  Because at that age, guys are already interested in money, somewhere, they need some topic, and so on.  And it all starts like this .  Tell me, please, have you ever been in a relationship and what, in general, are
What kind of girl should she be to be with you? I'll tell you.  Yes, there was a relationship, but it was in 1924.  There Why did it end? She lost interest and left.  All.
happened? I still haven't figured it out.  It's not clear. What values?  And the most important thing is that she loves me.  This is the most important thing. Everything builds from this.  If a girl loves you, it's the best thing that
can happen.  I want to see a cute, beautiful girl who is interested in me.  And that's all.  That's basically it.   Do you have a type of girl in terms of appearance? I can say whether I like her or not for her looks.  I can't describe it so simply.   Yes.
What qualities do you value not in girls, but in friends?  That is, if friend, or the guys as friends.  And, in guys, friends and so on, so that he is in guys, friends and so on, so that he is kind.  Yes.  Ah, and it’s interesting
to talk to him and so on, some deep topics, raising a high level of intelligence and so on.  This is all very important.  I'm curious, what literature any literature in the general village, because you give the impression of being a well-read
person?  How are you doing with this? What literature shaped me? can you recommend? I was not shaped by literature.  That is, it’s not like I read a book there, I’ve been moving according to a book my whole life.  No, I
rarely read books at all. When do I need it?  For example, I need to read a book in order to further develop all kinds of entrepreneurial skills in business .  That's why I read Jordan Belford's book, The
Wall Street Method.  This is my favorite class book because we read and read, because it tells me what I need.  I need to know this for work.  I read it as a tool for work.  That's all.
for tasks, for a specific task. recommend? Give me some advice, give me the top three books, include this one. Vadim Zend, Transformation of reality, and
rhetoric. At 13, you already had 100,000 subscribers on YouTube.  Tell me what it was like coming to school in eighth grade What is it like?   Yes.
How can you say this when, let's say, you're doing well financially, and you money in your wallet, and you're simply calm, there's no longer any such worry there, and so on.  It’s just that you know that you are absolutely confident in yourself and in your future.  And
you just come to school, and you sit there during these classes, during the lessons. Uh-huh. and just, let's say, during breaks you sit there and check the channel's analytics.  But there is no such thing as 100,000 subscribers with a silver button.  I'll come to school in two days.  No, it's just like you have them
. Have you ever been judged by YouTube? By the way, you spoke correctly about the teacher .  Now I can throw out a very good phrase.  The establishment of YouTube was condemned by
many.  And my classmates said: “Delete the channel, don’t disgrace the school.”  When my channel had more subscribers than the school channel, by the way, do you know what I responded to this phrase?  I said, "Okay, fine, I'll delete it."  On the same day,
three new videos were released on the channel.  Well, that's great.  Here.  And yes, of course, there was hate.  And when, by the way, they started to find out a little bit about how much money I had on my balance, this was already closer to the eighth, there to the ninth grade,
.  That is, they came to me there and asked: “Well, what’s wrong, how are you doing there? ”  I understand, [ __ ], well, this one, that is, they can say something there, but care.  Well, they will say something there, they won’t say something there.  I just keep
doing it because, well, that's what I do.  And there was one teacher among the teachers, she was some kind of cool person, like, something like , uh, deputy well, something like, deputy director.   In short, right during the lesson she
there, uh, something there, you’re studying poorly, something there, something there, something else, and right in front of the shaming me there and so on.  And so, well, it was like, regularly.  Well, I just
finished school and so on.  I see that she’s looking at my stories on Telegram, and there’s a story about a BMW, damn, there’s a Ferrari, a Lamborghini.  I think, well, look, look, take a look.   Yes. Were there any Odnoklassniki members who
actually supported your hobby?   Oh , How was this verified? We were just chatting about YouTube, about some videos, and so on.  I had a classmate who also had a
beginner's channel there, something about Minecraft.  Well, I just discussed it with him, I also helped him there, and told him how he could do something better there.  We just talked and supported common interests in this way.  And it was cool.   Did
classmates change after your results on YouTube? was necessary to warm it up a little so that it would change.  So, I parked my car at the supermarket,
.  I see my former teacher of algebra and so on.  She graduation, yes, and asks: “So, Oleg, where did you go to college?”  I say: "Nowhere, I will not study."  He asks: “ His eyes are, in short, simply square.”
His eyes are, in short, simply square.” What is this?  Like, what do you mean, how?  And I say: "Well, that's how it is, like, I don't see the point, yeah, then I have to study somewhere and already kind of working there, like, whatever. "  She says, "What do you mean, what
jobs? What do you mean?" I say: "Well, I kind of drove there, like, I have a car there."  She says: "Sell your BMW and go to tenth grade."  I tell her, "Okay, good, great, I'm going."  And then about
a week later we meet again, like it’s algebra and physics, two teachers are standing there, discussing something, and I’m passing by the school and say, “Like, ‘Oh, hello, that one.’” And then they actually ask, like, did
you get into anything? I say, “No.” And the Palgebra teacher he has a BMW and all that.” She says, “Oh, that one’s great, that’s on.” Which is like, great, like they’ve already approved of this idea, and they’ve
like, well done, and everything has already changed, like, their opinion has No. Uh, you’re not considering it at all?
And why would you need it? So, the question is, why aren’t you Why  I don't consider it? What is the purpose of education at all? Yes, to go somewhere, first of all, to study. Well, okay, I got a higher education,
yes, I've already completed 9-10 grades, I've finished 11th grade at the institute . So what, why go to work or what? Why should I work? I make 10,000 dollars a month. What and so on. That's the first thing. Secondly. I never want to work for someone else,
only for myself. I'd rather work, 72 hours a week, but for myself, and if I had a job. That is, let's say there's a job there that makes 100,000 dollars a month
, right? Ah, but you're working for someone else. Never in your life. I don't want to. It's just that. And, Oleg, why is it important to invest in I invested in education, and it gave me very strong growth. And let me tell you
how it was. And for 2 years in a row with  The moment I created the channel, and just two years every day analyzing, searching the internet, sitting on forums and studying basically everything that could be studied on YouTube in the public domain. And
in two years, 4,000 subscribers, and I was earning almost nothing. I realized that, is, when a year passed and there were 2,000 subscribers, I realized that, well, this is some kind of comfort zone, something just does n’t work out at all. Ah, but I’ve
training. I didn’t want to buy it. Then another year passes. That is, I’m really stubborn and I think: “Well, now I can do it myself without training, using free information from the internet.” The second year passes, I realize, damn, nothing is changing. And in my
phrase that I often like to say: “If you don’t change anything, nothing will change if you don't make any changes." I realized, "Okay, that's it, let's try it, let's buy training, uh, let's try to learn, take in
other people's experience." I didn't have any money back then, that is, it was my parents' money. I bought it and started to study what was there. And after that, I was making videos completely differently , running the channel completely differently. Literally, well, not much
time passes. I see 30,000 subscribers on the channel. I see pretty good views, a hundred or so already, well, that's it. And after that, things took off. This is exactly the beginning of 23. And then I did this for a whole year
Phenomenal results are already starting. That is, for exactly 13 years, 100,000 subscribers. And then, already from the transition from 23 to 24 years, then I decided to buy another training course, because I was stuck, well,
uh,  I wanted to jump even higher. So I started buying a lot of different training courses, and then one, two, and three with my own money, because they had already gained enough traction. And I probably bought up every YouTube training course there was. I
kind of immersed myself in it all. And that's how I noticed completely different numbers. It's no longer 100,000 subscribers, it's already a million across all subscribers, it's already a million across all channels. And that's precisely
channels. And that's precisely why it's important, because free information from YouTube, well, you wo n't get very far, simply because it there in, I don't know, like, 2013 or 2014, but it's been such a long
is, if you just poke around at random , do something on your work. Yeah. Do you have your own training? Can thanks to you? Great question. Yes, I have
training. 420  There are students standing behind me. This is an excellent result. And the guys have excellent results, and they travel all over the world and earn money too. Well, not, of course, $10,000 like me, but maybe
$10,000 like me, but maybe $4-5. And, Dubai, the guy flew to they earn money. The channels are also excellent. One guy has 200,000 subscribers. That is, well-promoted, good channels that bring in a decent amount of money
. And I even have a separate channel where I just publish their training, that is, it's a YouTube results." People post their results there every day. I just
forward these messages to a separate channel so that people can see what's Yeah. Is it possible to get a job with you after the training? That is, in That is, precisely the main goal. Why exactly for myself, I mean,
training? Because that's how I cultivate partners for myself, with whom I then create a channel network. And someone goes to YouTube Hub, creates their own channel on. This is my potential partner. After that, and so that I can create
my network, so that I have not just one channel, but 10-20, of course, at the moment I can't do that much, that is, I need a team. I simply take channel and share monetization with them. That is, he makes videos, 50% of the monetization, from
his advertising contracts. And so I did an experiment there where I promoted the channel to monetization in a week. I filmed a video about this. And continue working on this channel. Yeah. Your main activity on YouTube
is still the game Car carparking. Where does this passion for cars come from? Where does this passion come from? No  I know. Ever since I was a kid, I've had a ton of toys with cars. There's a transformer, which is a Lamborghini that turns into a
And by the way, why do I like the orange Lamborghini? I'd later rent one and remember exactly the one I had as a kid. Probably from there. And I was always into McQueen, eh, I was also into that. I also had a ton of
toys with McQueen and so on. And then I started playing games like Need for Speed Revals, Need for Speed, and all sorts of other games like Most Wanted, and it all started to roll. But since I was a kid, I've always liked playing with cars
. Now we only play with real cars, too, that's how it is. Is sport present in your life? It was, but not now. It was, but not now. Why did you stop? Sport in the sense of
going to the gym, and sport in the sense of racing and so on every day. Sport in the sense of going to the gym, I went to the gym for about a year, and powerlifting, lifting heavy weights, bench press, deadlift, squats, and so on. There are good ones there.  There were even numbers on the table,
it was suitable for CMS. But I just need a lot of time for work. I work a lot , and the gym takes up that time, takes away my energy, because after such approaches you can't sit normally, come up with ideas, generate them, or
do creative work like think, think, and come up with ideas. Oh, and I'm just at a point now where I'm earning money, so I need to earn as much money as possible now,
body and so on. That is, it's not a priority for me now, so I Yeah. How much time do you actually devote to work per day now? you actually devote to work per day now? I wake up, eat, and work. What else can you
work, when, that is, first you work completely until the end I just work and that's it, because I don't see the point in doing anything else. Well, I'm just interested in working, I work for a change, and what if it's just for fun,
There, let's say, I've already done all the necessary work , well, I'll go for a walk there, do I publish in stories. So I start, then I just do the work, go flex, flex, come home,
fall asleep, wake up and work again. Well, my life is work. It would be a shame, I think, if you 100%. Please tell us your main goals for the future.
Main goals for the very distant future or specifically, which is now Let's tell it this way and that. Okay. Goals by the end of this year: save up $100,000 in capital by the end of summer. I want to do that now.
Buy a new car, an even cooler one, either an E-series or an M5. Well, basically that's it either an E-series or an M5. Well, basically that's it . This is by the end of 2026. And so, in general, for the future, then you can switch from an E-series to  A G-Class. Oh, well, of course,
not a 1963, but a diesel one, but I want a G-Class. Then, where there's a G-Class, there's a Lamborghini, or a Huracan, or an Urusevich. That's it. And then there are the most global goals. Uh, at 18, I have a million dollars. That's the
goal. That is, to accumulate capital, a million to accumulate capital, a million dollars in cash. And then, ah, we're aiming for a life of this very large kind, that is, well, to simply become a
dollar millionaire. That is, to buy myself a matte black Bugatti and mansions all over the some cool one in the mountains, minimalist, so that no one bothers me at all , so that I sit alone in the mountains and no one can get to me at all
. Only helicopters fly in and that's it . That is, it's impossible for me to get that. And there's a mansion in Monaco so that I can drive around the city in a car there. No, no, it's not in the mountains and so on.  and so on, and so on , and so on. That is, so that the
. Let's give three main pieces of advice to guys your age, maybe younger, for developing in finance. In order to earn money. So a guy comes to me and says: "Oleg, I want
to start doing something." You choose a field, a niche, what you will do. Let's say, direction. And you start doing it, you start studying. You can subscribe to my channels . I actually talk about YouTube there. On this YouTube
videos, in the Telegram channel, a bunch of educational posts and so on. This is the main thing where you need to start studying YouTube. You study and do. Just do it, make videos,
create your channel, host, study, improve and get results. If something doesn't work out, we figure it out and make it work. That's in a nutshell. You just need to
you money, and you need to come to these actions. What are these actions? It is monetization that should bring money to your card. How can you make sure that monetization brings you money to your card? You need to have a well-promoted,
cool channel with good views. We are making such a channel, that's all. And the second thing is just the consistency of doing it regularly, like I did. don't stop, because I don't
even want to stop. That is, I don't see the point in doing anything else. I don't want to talk now about banal things about discipline, forcing yourself to do. You need to like it and for it to be interesting for you. And you just,
do it regularly, every day. And little by little , little by little, not abruptly, little by little it begins to work out. And the next thing I wanted to say is, don't listen to others who want to tell you something.
If, for example, I listened to my classmates, listened to the teachers, listened  If it were anyone else, nothing would have happened, because... How do they know? Are they YouTube experts or something? I'm a total expert because I've
done. That's why I probably know better, and that's why I'll do it. And that's why some other people who aren't in the know, well, are they giving the right advice
Yeah. What would you be doing now if not YouTube? I'm an entrepreneur at heart. I would have come up with something. It could be anything. I'm top-notch in any field. Oh, I was involved in
American YouTube. I have the top channels in my niche . But now, Really? Yes. That is, there is no more popular channel than car parking channel. Worldwide. Yes, yes, yes. Very, very popular. And in general, let's say I
wanted to now reveal this in the media space, teach other people, and actually make money from YouTube. And not so much time passed  time biggest numbers too, the biggest views, the largest audience on
this channel - 8,000 subscribers. I became top one here and so on. And in any direction I come, I [ __ ] it up. So if it weren't for YouTube, I would have come up with another direction where I would [ __ ] it up, and I would [ __ ] it up there.
Based on our last topic, I sincerely wish you luck in the crazy goals that you are now doing and what you are striving for. Thank you so much for filming. Likewise. And I would like to say that I am very glad that thanks to this
guys. And I want to tell you, just podcast, just do this [ __ ]. And all the links are in the description. This channel is right before your eyes. Read, study this area and
do it. Just do both. Yes, I need it , yes. If you  I'm interested in podcasts, Misha SEO. Subscribe to his channel. There are a lot of interesting people. Thank you. Bye-bye.
