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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F2WA-v7U458
A show about forty niners and hanging out and finding fools gold with the kidos.
Transcription
Where does your wealth reside?
Hi I'm Brian Pombo, welcome back to Brian J. Pombo Live.
This here and I'm coming to you from the front seat of my car. This here is a little piece of fake gold that we picked up today going to Columbia, California, which is up in the Sierra Nevada Mountains.
It is one of the first major locations of the Gold Rush, huge Gold Rush town that was built up and it has been somewhat preserved or built back up in the image of the original town.
It's a state park, I believe, right now and so they have little kind of whole town set up in the old style. You could pan for gold, you know, so to speak, you could do all these different things and see all these displays, kind of like a large indoor outdoor museum, and took the kids there for the first time.
So that was a lot of fun.
When you grow up in California like I did, you're surrounded by this history of the Gold Rush, the forty niners you know, in 1849, all these people rushing to California to get their riches.
And in kind of going over this concept with my wife who didn't even grow up in the United States. She's from Ukraine, originally and going through some of the history of the gold rush and what it was all about.
How so many people got caught up in that idea of going after the gold of their there's this substance that's in the land is if I can just spend enough time and pull this substance out, then I will be I will have all my dreams come true, which is really this great promise of the gold rush.
It's the great promise of the lottery, it's the great promise of, hey, this is the shortcut.
This is the thing that's going to equalize everything, and make my life better. You know, and I think a lot of people go into business thinking that and thinking that they're just, they're digging in the wrong spot, when really what the Gold Rush was really, really showed, if you look into the history is the people that made their money are the people that built businesses.
A very, very, very small percentage of those that went out after the gold actually built systems and built businesses to be able to pull gold out of the ground at a large enough rate that they can make money off of it then and the majority great majority of all the wealth that was created, especially long term wealth, was in plain talk to everybody that was trying to get gold out of the ground.
Very few people gotten enough to make it worth their while or not enough consistently enough to really make it work for themselves.
It's not that there's they pulled so much gold in that short period of time, that there's not any gold left, there's still tons of gold, in California, Oregon, Nevada, all that surrounding area, there's gold, all over the problem is is is the why that the gold is the business, the gold isn't the business.
The gold is merely is merely a substance that can be resold.
But that's substance to find it, pull it out, refine it, do everything you need to do, that takes systems that takes money that takes business, it takes all the things that you need for any other type of business.
It's just a different type of business, then other types of businesses, but it's the same idea. It still takes effort. It takes systemization it takes working with other people, people hiring people with other skills other than yours.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F2WA-v7U458
A show about forty niners and hanging out and finding fools gold with the kidos.
Transcription
Where does your wealth reside?
Hi I'm Brian Pombo, welcome back to Brian J. Pombo Live.
This here and I'm coming to you from the front seat of my car. This here is a little piece of fake gold that we picked up today going to Columbia, California, which is up in the Sierra Nevada Mountains.
It is one of the first major locations of the Gold Rush, huge Gold Rush town that was built up and it has been somewhat preserved or built back up in the image of the original town.
It's a state park, I believe, right now and so they have little kind of whole town set up in the old style. You could pan for gold, you know, so to speak, you could do all these different things and see all these displays, kind of like a large indoor outdoor museum, and took the kids there for the first time.
So that was a lot of fun.
When you grow up in California like I did, you're surrounded by this history of the Gold Rush, the forty niners you know, in 1849, all these people rushing to California to get their riches.
And in kind of going over this concept with my wife who didn't even grow up in the United States. She's from Ukraine, originally and going through some of the history of the gold rush and what it was all about.
How so many people got caught up in that idea of going after the gold of their there's this substance that's in the land is if I can just spend enough time and pull this substance out, then I will be I will have all my dreams come true, which is really this great promise of the gold rush.
It's the great promise of the lottery, it's the great promise of, hey, this is the shortcut.
This is the thing that's going to equalize everything, and make my life better. You know, and I think a lot of people go into business thinking that and thinking that they're just, they're digging in the wrong spot, when really what the Gold Rush was really, really showed, if you look into the history is the people that made their money are the people that built businesses.
A very, very, very small percentage of those that went out after the gold actually built systems and built businesses to be able to pull gold out of the ground at a large enough rate that they can make money off of it then and the majority great majority of all the wealth that was created, especially long term wealth, was in plain talk to everybody that was trying to get gold out of the ground.
Very few people gotten enough to make it worth their while or not enough consistently enough to really make it work for themselves.
It's not that there's they pulled so much gold in that short period of time, that there's not any gold left, there's still tons of gold, in California, Oregon, Nevada, all that surrounding area, there's gold, all over the problem is is is the why that the gold is the business, the gold isn't the business.
The gold is merely is merely a substance that can be resold.
But that's substance to find it, pull it out, refine it, do everything you need to do, that takes systems that takes money that takes business, it takes all the things that you need for any other type of business.
It's just a different type of business, then other types of businesses, but it's the same idea. It still takes effort. It takes systemization it takes working with other people, people hiring people with other skills other than yours.