Glenn Bimani
5 statements across 1 episodes · 1 bullish · 1 bearish · 1 people on the record · first statement Aug 2, 2022 by Glenn Bimani · said 1 times in 1 episodes since 2024 · across every show →
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Aug 2, 2022
Bimani: Peers who struggled in youth achieve more than well-off peers
“One thing I've noticed that those people that were better off in high school Or middle school haven't really done much with their life. Those that struggle more are doing a lot more with their lives today than they were able to do before.”
Aug 2, 2022
Bimani: Began entrepreneurship breeding prized roosters and blue pit bulls
“Yeah, so at an early age, I started selling livestock, primarily prized roosters, and I got them through friends and family as gifts, and then I started breeding my own and selling mixed roosters that were very colorful and stuff like that, so I made quite a b…”
Aug 2, 2022 negative
Bimani: Formal education is not important compared to self-taught knowledge
“Formal education is not important. Knowledge is right. You can go to a four year degree and still come out dumb as a rocks, or you can learn on Google or in YouTube. Like I have reading books and know everything you need to know to get ahead.”
Aug 2, 2022
Bimani: Poverty persists because families teach survival instead of advancement
“They taught me how to survive, but not to get ahead. And that's where a lot of people in poverty struggle is that they're taught how to survive, but not how to get ahead in life and make future generations better. And that's where the struggle really is.”
Aug 2, 2022 positive
Bimani: Training three managers from poverty to take over BPS Security
“So right now I have three managers. No formal higher education from the university or the colleges. They just have their high school diplomas. And those are the ones that have stuck with me. They're hard workers. They all came from poverty, just like I did. An…”