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- Ein indischer Einwanderer lernte per Bibliothekskassetten Englisch, baute eine Softwarefirma auf und verkaufte sie für 3,4 Milliarden Dollar.
- Dieser Mann, Shrontz Srivatsa, ist heute Alex' Partner bei acquisition.com.
- Eine übergewichtige Frau aus Michigan änderte durch dieselben Lerninhalte ihr Leben und wurde später Alex' Ehefrau.
- Das Buch Money Master the Game war Alex' eigener Einstieg in diese Denkweise.
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0:00There was an Indian guy who came here to the US 20-something years ago and he was working as a janitor and he had such a thick accent that they said you're never going to get employed anywhere. You have to learn how to speak. And he tried to get, you know, how to get rid of an Indian accent tapes and those didn't really exist. And so they were like, well, you can check out these from the public library. It was Tony Robbins tapes. And so he's he's mopping the floors and he's doing it and that man then started a software company, scaled that, sold it, started another company, sold that for 3.4 billion and I met him right around that time and he's my partner at acquisition.com.
0:30>> Wow. That's beautiful. >> That's the first impact. >> What's his name? >> Shrontz Srivatsa. >> Please give my best. That's awesome. >> I will. He's yeah, he he would be here if he didn't have to. Oh, he's the man. The second direct impact is that there was a girl in Michigan who was 100 lb overweight, had just been arrested six times, was like, I need to change my life and started listening to your tapes and reading your books, lost 100 lb, competed in a fitness competition and then got into business, built a whole roster of clients for herself and that's when I met my wife.
0:58>> Oh, that makes me the most happy. >> [laughter] >> That's the one that most most significantly impacted me. >> That's the most important one I think, of course. >> And then the third was was me obviously and my actually entry into your world was Money Master the Game. That was the book that that got me. And so for that reason I want to say thank you for just everything you do. >> Well, thank you for all the kind words. I really appreciate it.