New York

7 statements across 6 episodes · 5 bullish · 0 bearish · 5 people on the record · first statement Dec 3, 2021 by Sam Parr · said 29 times in 16 episodes since 2021 · across every show →

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Dec 3, 2021 positive
Disclosure
Sam Parr nets $5,000 monthly renting his Texas home to fund Airbnbs
“So I rent out my home in Texas to a long-term renter, typically for eight to 9000 dollars a month, And I, my fixed payment, including taxes, is like 4000 a month, and so I profit 5000 dollars a month, and I use that money to rent Airbnbs in New York.”
Sam Parr Dec 3, 2021 ▶ 31:23 Reinventing Home Ownership and Concierge Businesses With Sam Parr | Where It Happens
Jun 30, 2022
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Smith: Building outside tech hubs lowers costs but requires immense resilience
“The city itself is not telling you something, but the ethos of that city is saying things to you. And where we come from, the city is just like, yeah, hang out. Like everything's cool. You're going to be all right. You don't need to work that hard. And so it m…”
Julien Smith Jun 30, 2022 ▶ 17:45 How To Create Your Own Luck With Julien Smith
Aug 18, 2022 positive
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Pal: Escaping London and New York is immensely useful for investors
“Getting out of London and New York is immensely useful.”
Raoul Pal Aug 18, 2022 ▶ 27:51 Investor Psychology & Trading on the Future With Raoul Pal
Dec 8, 2022
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Karnjanaprakorn: Financial Independence Takes $5M to $20M Depending on City Size
“I think it's like five million. If you live in a small town, ten million, if you live in a medium sized town, like Phoenix and 20, if you're like in a major city, like New York if you look at like the current, you know, treasury bills rate, it's a little under…”
Michael Karnjanaprakorn Dec 8, 2022 ▶ 6:20 Money, Wealth, and Personal Holding Companies with Michael Karnjanaprakorn
Jun 26, 2024 positive
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Isenberg: Living in major cities accelerates paying down your ignorance tax
“Every person has a ignorance tax that they have to pay down. So no matter what your goals are, there's a price that you have to pay to learn and To get to your goals quicker. And by living in San Francisco, New York, some of these places, yes, it might be two …”
Greg Isenberg Jun 26, 2024 ▶ 28:47 1 profitable startup idea hiding in plain sight
Jun 26, 2024 positive
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Isenberg: Building an audience creates digital gravity, enabling off-grid living
“I think you could move out to the suburbs or live off the grid if, You build a big audience. Cause then what is an audience? An audience is just puts you at the center of digital gravity. And then it's all good because you don't need to be in New York. You don…”
Greg Isenberg Jun 26, 2024 ▶ 31:45 1 profitable startup idea hiding in plain sight
May 18, 2026 bullish
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Isenberg: Community company Fabric hosts 75+ gatherings monthly across 500 members
“The other company that's really interesting in this space is a company called fabric. So you can see they do 75 plus gatherings per month, month. They're in New York and Chicago. They've got 500 members.”
Greg Isenberg May 18, 2026 ▶ 25:43 9 biggest startup ideas right now (AI, B2C, mobile etc)
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