From one store to seven, before the age of 30. Young entrepreneur shares secret of running own business.
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From one store to seven, before the age of 30. Young entrepreneur shares secret of running own business.
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Thats an amazing story
Have business in Malaysia and Singapore for sale, few without debt.
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No wonder there's a proliferation of 7-11 stores nearby each other in certain areas..cannibalising each other's businesses. they may be operated by different franchisees
Rental must be astronomical
Meanwhile the company that supplies 7e sucks. Aka Dairy Farm Industries
Only from rich family in my country (Philippines) will have 20k at the age of 24
Experience person sees what’s behind, naive person sees what’s shown.
its an AD!!!!
Oh FU opportunists.
Covid is a product of bezos, trump & the billionaires & the chinese.
Coz who tf would invest in the MIDDLE OF A PANDEMIC???
Only the a-holes in the circle.
FU.
God bless ya James
2:58 it's amazing that even in Singapore, theft is still a problem.
Chinese values are always dedicated to improving our lives thru hard work!
i have a more serious question to address : which barber does he go to for his haircut? 💇
Sponsored post bro
In short parents money. Period
In short use your 20k savings (ONLY IF YOU HAVE ONE) and buy a franchise. THAT"S IT!
Something doesn’t add up. Misleading video.
ok
You have very Very Thick Hair that's a plus Point 😅
If it cost $20,000 I would have bought when i was in childcare 😂.
If you google it you know the price 400k – 1MIllion AUD
ChatGPT says requires at least $75K up front just to start one store so how does $20K fit in?
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How come he get so much financial support from bank how national banks so interested in this young boy who did the accounting tax for this boy so many hidden things big bank ceo are playing cards
Get your facts right @CNA. Totally misleading vid. Substantial amount of people here know the true costs.
I wonder who vet through all these before they go on air. Never too late for you guys to edit though 🤣
My old manager … My old working place.
Great job, young man! I’m in my 30s, and your story is truly inspiring to many positive-minded youth out there. Keep up the great work in your business and in serving your community!
Money laundring??
This is the kind of "model" young people should look up to and emulate. Not those influencers who flaunt and brag about their lifestyle but has no real savings account.
Very good at misleading tittle and waste of time video👍🏻👍🏻 Not even a single useful detail or facts.
?? age 26 got 20k….. i work for 5 years then only save 15k ….
CNA insider, don't hide some information
Cute
dad's money or self money?
Well done. Keep it going young man.
I like his cap.
defenders of "success stories" are so weird. y'all know it's not realistic for the average person to do ANY of this because of the upfront capital. what y'all talking about "hard work"? people work hard, slog like dog everyday also cannot get crazy rich. meaning, "success stories" get some sort of help la. so don't glamorise success stories when hard work is not the element, it's being born rich.
manpower issue is #1, when you franchise a 7-11 you have to agree to have it open and manned for minimum amount of hours each day or face fines from the corporate company
So many misleading comments… I guess most did not watch the full video. But just base on the sensational title and thumbnail… to know the true story, speak to anyone owner actually manning their 7-11 their own franchised store. Or go to FLA and visit 7-11's booth. Interesting model. But ya I won't call it a true franchise model. Just an 'invested' operator.
Im surprised to hear that people stealing from the store is a big problem. Not something I would expect in Singapore.
how about rental fees ? and other hidden expenses that not shown in this video
it would cost more than 20K i think to run this business