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How Much Money You Make Licensing Ideas - Duration: 7:57.I am going to tell you the reasons that it is very unlikely that you will see
real money by licensing your idea
so this subject has been coming up a lot in the comment section and I want to
talk about it again I've been doing a little bit of research and have been
seeing that if you go out and try to license your invention idea you're going
to get about three to five percent for your invention now when I say three to
five percent what do I mean there's an old trick in the movie industry and I
think it applies here to young filmmakers would go out they get excited
they write their movie script and a few of them would go to let's say wanted to
film festivals and then a movie studio would come along and buy their script
the typical range that a studio would pay for those scripts is anywhere from
twenty-five thousand to let's say three hundred thousand up front for the script
and for the filmmaker who is broke that's a lot of money right there but
they would also sign a contract that would say that they would get say
anywhere from one to three percent of what they call the back end
well that back end is an interesting thing so let's say the movie gets
released and it makes a hundred million dollars there have been quite a few
low-budget films over the year that have been very successful and there were
young filmmakers that had license their script to those movie companies so
imagine the movie does a hundred million dollars in this filmmaker is all excited
because he's doing the math and he says 100 million dollars he's gonna get three
percent oh my god he's getting three million dollars he's rich
did you know that even George Lucas got involved with a product licensing deal
just watch the documentary on Netflix called the toys that made us it took him
a long time to get back the rights and make real money on his products that's
the trick so here's how it really works so remember the movie made a hundred
million dollars but that was in ticket sales it's changed a lot now but years
ago it was typical that the box office would split the proceeds with the studio
so a hundred million dollars would basically be 50 million for the studio
and a million for distributors but here's
where the math even gets worse so we're at 50 million there's also a lot of
marketing and expenses to go into making that movie popular not to mention a
distribution of the film's back then and now video but back then it was film
reels and by the time you were done with all the expenses you're looking probably
at about twenty million dollars on a hundred million film that the studio
made but then don't forget you have all the business expenses that go along with
that we're talking about the overhead at the studio the employees the expenses
for the graphics the television commercials - everything that had to do
with making that film down to the catering so think about that every
single expense came off the top by the time the young filmmaker got their
paycheck it was only a few dollars and actually not a few dollars he's probably
a couple of thousand maybe a hundred thousand if they were lucky but that 3%
really turned out to be a lot less than they had anticipated and when we're
talking about licensing our product ideas we're talking about the exact same
thing so you go out there and you license your product idea let's say you
are lucky enough to get five percent what does that five percent mean is that
five percent of the gross is that five percent of the net is that five percent
of the profits read your contract you might be surprised so let's take an item
it sells for and when we're talking about licensing I'll pick a typical
number let's say we're talking about an item it sells for $25 that's a retail
price but maybe it only cost $10 to make in China or whatever we'll just use that
number remember you have a whole distribution chain in between so really
you're talking about a $10 product that it costs you to make that we're selling
to distributors probably for between 12 and 15 dollars and then they're
retailing at 25 so you're really only making a few dollars on each item even
when it's selling for 25 if a company is making a product for $10 they still have
the cost of distributing it that's all the employees that were used to
advertise the product to potential resellers that's all the advertising
that goes into them marketing them online television radio print material
however they do their marketing all the employees that were used to you know
sell your product to stick it into boxes to put it on trucks the expense of the
gas to get the truck from one distribution to the other the expense of
the Union truck driver to get him to drive the truck from one distribution
place to another by the time you get any money for your invention idea from
licensing there is nothing left and I'm actually gonna do another video about
this and it's gonna be about the taxes as a small business owner and when I say
small business that can be a business that's making you know 100 million
dollars in America that's still probably considered a small business if they're
making a hundred million a year even if that business is making all kinds of
money selling products unless they're publicly traded the last thing they want
to do is to claim a profit on anything because that means that they have to pay
taxes on that money so as a business owner it is a business person's job to
take any profits from the things that they make or do and to reinvest them in
the business to make the business grow so that they can make more revenue keep
the money within the business and pay little in terms of profit now for you
guys that are all about you know greedy corporations and you don't want to hear
this I'm sorry but that's the way it works the more revenue that my company
makes the more money that I begin to spend on the business and as a country
wherever you're located that's what you want businesses to do because we can
spend the money better than our governments we can hire people we can
buy real estate we can invest in technology we can invent new things
that's what we do with money that we keep instead of paying taxes and
where does the money that we pay taxes go really think hard about this are we
investing in the future of our country or are we investing in the future of our
government because if you pay taxes you know that your money is better spent by
you than anybody around you in government you know if the guys from all
these other inventions shows haven't found my channel yet they're going to be
hearing a lot of me pulling the curtain away and showing what they are doing to
you is the inventor and I hope you're listening I hope you hear what these
people are doing to you yes they may be making you a little money but you can
make more for yourself just like you can spend your money better than the
government can you can earn your money better than
those licensing people can help you to make money
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How To Make Money In Real Estate - Duration: 11:46.Kris Krohn here and today we're talking about "How to make money in real estate?"
If you have ever wanted financial freedom, if you've ever wanted to live in
your dream house, if you've ever wanted to travel the world, if you've ever
wanted to drive the car that you want. If you've ever wanted most importantly the
time freedom to do what you want, with from your life when you want, with who
you want, then I'm going to tell you right now. Real estate has created more
millionaires than anything else bar none. So today, I'm going to talk to you about how
to make money in real estate. So, check it out. Today I'm going to be sharing with
you the two most important secrets, the two most important elements of how you
can start making money in real estate right now. Because my very first deal,
when I increase my net worth $40,000 as a young 23 year old,
I'm going to tell you that was mind-blowing for me. Because I was making less than
$20,000 a year at the time.
I mean imagine... Imagine in one moment, signing a piece of paper and that on
paper at least, increasing your net worth $40,000. A short time later, I was
actually able to refinance that property and pull out nearly
$20,000. 20 grand in hand. Also that exact same house, I was renting out and it was
cash flow me $550 dollars a month. What would you do with
an extra $550 a month? Listen, whether you're a CEO
making $200,000 a year, 550 extra dollars a month, every month,
no matter what, that's a really big deal. Or if you're a young, poor, dumb, like I
was when I was in college and I had nothing going for me,
$550 a month, that was huge. That was that like covered my rent, right? I
mean, that was a really big deal. Now, to make this money in real estate, there are
two core elements that I want to share with you. And as I share them with you, I
want you to understand. I'm not going to share anything that's rocket science. In
fact, I can't tell you how many millionaires I've met in real estate
that probably are below the average IQ. I mean, I don't want to be rude or
cruel in any kind of way. But this stuff is not rocket scientist. This is stuff... I
mean listen, if I can do it, you can do it. I actually wanted to go to college and
be a doctor and I was told that I was I was too dumb, I was too stupid because I
just... I didn't do well in my chemistry classes.
I had to harness a different type of intelligence. And I want to share with
you an intelligence that's along the lines of Street Mart smart. So, if you got
street smarts, you're really going to like what I'm going to share with you today. Okay,
2 things that you're going to need. See this? It's not peanut or butter and it's
definitely not peanut butter. That's my camera producer this guy's crazy. He
wants so badly for me to slip up and say peanut butter on stage. He's trying to do
inception on me. It's not working Nate. Alright. So check it out. Peanut butter
is not what you need although that is like seriously favorite food of mine.
Alright. So, before I share these 2 things, I'm going to share something that you have
probably heard before. It's called buy low, sell high. Like Warren Buffett.
Richest man in the world that's given away (How many?) tens of billions of
dollars now. 85% of all of his wealth. He'll tell you that buy low sell high is
really how he created all his wealth. He's done it in real estate and he's done it
in business and that's the core competency. Now buy low, sell high. Just so
you understand what that means, if you buy something for 50 cents and you sell
it for a dollar then you make a 50% profit and you make 50 cents on that
buck, right? Well in real estate, we're going to apply buy low sell high to the two
most important elements of how to make money in real estate. And at the end of
this video, I'm going to actually share with you how you can access some of the
free resources that I have that I can give you that can jump you right into
real estate and give you the tools that I wish I had that I got started. I mean, I
retired after four and a half years in it. You know, I'm actually working today.
Loving my life and helping a lot of people with what I'm doing. You got to do
something when you're retired, right? You got to do something when you don't need
money. And for me, that's giving back to you. So
take notes, classes in session. Number 1, equity. I'm going to define what this
term is and why it's important. When you buy a house, buy low, sell high. Let's say
that you have a house that is worth... It has a value of $100,000. It's a hundred
thousand dollar house. But let's just say for a moment that you can purchase this
house for $80,000. That's $20,000 below what it actually cost, what it's actually
worth. Now, think about that for a moment. That $20,000 is what you increase your
net worth by when you buy that house. And if you sell that house down the road,
there's money you're going to get because you bought low and because
you sold high. So equity is a really important element. The second most
important element that I want to teach you today is what's called cashflow. And
I'm even going to give you one of my top strategies today. So, here's what cash
flow means. (Cash flow means I dropped the board.) Cash flow means that I have a
mortgage on this house. And let's say my payment is $600 a month. But let's say
I'm able to rent this house for $800 a month. There's a discrepancy. You're going to
collect $800 this month but you're going to have to only spend $600 of it on, you
know, the mortgage. So there's $200 leftover. That's called a cash flow. This
is a part of buy low, sell high. There's an arbitrage here. An arbitrage measures
the difference between what you owe and what you can get. In real estate, I'm not
talking about becoming a realtor, I'm not talking about becoming an agent. I'm
talking about how do you leverage these two things right here to financially
improve your life right now. What can you do in the next 30 days that will
increase your net worth and actually put money in your pocket?
Well, let's actually apply this to something very real. One of my strategies
that I use out there is if you were to buy a house. And by the way, if you don't
have the means or the money to buy a house, then you're going to want to click
the link in the description and I will actually show you all the ways that I
buy real estate with no money and no credit because I bought four houses last
week. And it cost me $0. And there's a reason why. So click that link. And by
the way, if you're new to the channel and you haven't subscribed, I'm going to be
dropping wealth on you every single day. So make sure that you take care of that
right now. I'm watching. Now, equity and cash flow, here's what you're actually
doing. If you can buy a house, I'm actually going to show you strategy
today called lease option. Lease option is not just do a straight rental, it's
actually like a rent to own. In this situation, if it was worth a hundred
grand and I bought it for $80,000 then my mortgage is 600. But I'm not
going to rent it for 800. I'm going to rent it for $1,000. And the reason why I'm going to
rent it for $1,000 a month is because I'm going to say to somebody, "Hey, I'm going to
put a rent-to-own sign in the yard. Say, hey how many of you want to buy a
house and not rent. Stop throwing your rent money away but you're scared to go
to a bank and go through the qualification process." I learned from
some of my early mentors. Basically, if strategy on how to do this. And in my
book, which you can download. It's called The Straight Path to Real Estate Wealth.
And it's basically all about how do you create wealth through buying homes. So,
this lease option system that I'm teaching you right now is one where you
get a good deal on the house and then whatever your payment is, you're actually
going to get a couple hundred dollars. 2 to 3 hundred dollars more a month
than you would just straight renting it. So now, we're not at a $200 month cash
flow, we're at a $400 month cash flow. It could be a $500 month cash flow. You know,
that's pretty typical on the real estate idea. To get cash flows like that when I
do this Lease Option system. Well now here you are, making an extra
$400 a month. And guess what's happening with that property over time?
It's appreciating in value. You can't count on it but you should account for
it. Because real estate what? Over time it, it appreciates. It goes up in value. So
now, you have an asset. That asset is paying you, you also have a liability, you
have a mortgage, you have a debt. But the asset and the cash flow off of it is
actually bigger. So, you're maintaining the debt. You're controlling the debt and
you're getting this money left over. Now, let's say that I do this for 5 years.
And five years I go to sell this house. Let's say in 5 years, the houses now
may be worth $120,000. And let's say that the
mortgage started off at 80. But let's say that I'd paid it down now to 70,000
Well, if I a 70 and I can sell it for 120, guess what? That's
$50,000. But in the 5 years I've also been collecting $400
a month cash flow. And by the way, you didn't know this but when they moved
in, they actually gave you $5,000 non-refundable down payment because they
want to be able to buy it. 5 years passes, they go to buy it. I don't really
have the selling fees that I normally do, I don't have the realtor 6%
fees I can normally do. So, I'm going to get most of this $50,000. I'm
going to maybe share some of that money back with them. Let's say I share 10
grand back with them. I make 40 here and I've been making $400
over the last five years. That's another $25,000.
So now, all of a sudden, I sell this home, I make $65,000.
And I did it all with understanding buy low, sell high.
Primarily on just two features. Equity and cashflow. I'm not talking about the tax
benefits and the many other benefits that come with real estate. In fact, I can
even show you one of the best parts of this is that you get to be hands-off.
You're not actively managing the property. I told it breaks. They're fixing
it because guess who wants to buy the house? The people, the owners that want to
become the technical owners on title. So, this strategy is what I leveraged on my
first 25 properties. It created a 6-figure residual income. It allowed me
to quit my job. And now, the cool thing is I get to pretty much do whatever I want
with my life. Now, that was 13 years ago when I retired.
In fact, just yesterday. I turned 39 years old. It's freaking crazy and wild. And
I've been to as many countries as I am old. So I've been traveling the world
I've been doing some amazing things. I can tell you some of my favorite beaches
and I... I don't share that to brag. I want you to understand that I haven't been
under the oppression of having a job. My life got unmortgage and I got
to go off financial life support when I created my own freedom. A lot of people,
they're not actually living life on their terms. They're not living life the
way they want. They're living life on their boss's terms. They're living life
on somebody else's wavelength on how someone else's society says you're
supposed to financially do money and live life. And I'm telling you, do you
like that? Even if you like your job, do you really want to have to work 40, 50,
60 hours a week? Now, I don't want you to become an unproductive number of society.
I want you to become a more productive member of society.
You see, the best part of wealth hasn't been the cars in the house and the trips
and taking care of my family. And even as great as the freedom has been. It's
really been the freedom to do the things that feel right that create fulfillment
in my life. What would you do if you didn't have to have a job? What would you
do if you could afford to do anything that you wanted? I'm not talking about
being a playboy and living it up however you want. I'm really just talking about
what is the life that you want to live that is the most on purpose for you. That
feels the best, that feels the most right. Takes freedom for many of us to go to
live that life. The strategies that I'm sharing with you, can absolutely do that
for you. Now, for those of you that are new to my
channel, subscribe. But for those of you that say, "Kris, what's my next step? How
do I get good deals? How do I get the awesome cash flow?"
I can show you how to do it. I've been teaching people how to do it ever since
I retired from it. And I can tell you that I've helped over 3,000 people to
date. Transact nearly a billion dollars in real estate.
My clients are making more money than they ever have. Over 70 million dollars
in the last 5 years of what my clients have brought in. From what I can
teach you, if you click the link in the description below. When you go there,
you're actually going to get access to learning about my entire system and how
I can mentor you. How I can take you under my wing. And I'm telling you right
now, learning how to do real estate that doesn't take money and doesn't take
credit. That's a game-changer for anybody.
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How to Make Money on Facebook Page | Facebook Launchpad - Duration: 0:57.Hi everyone, welcome to DiscoveringNatural I want to let you know about a program
on Facebook called Launchpad. To enter this program you have to click the
description area and go to the link in the description area. Now Launchpad is a
program whereby if you are someone that puts content on your Facebook page and
you create videos, you can actually monetize those videos. I have been using
this for a while now about 2 months now and I love their engagement I get from
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please click the link in the description area down below or up above or wherever
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#Ask Sallie: How can I make an impact with my money? - Duration: 0:56.- How can I make an impact with my money?
You are. You're making an impact with your money
with every choice you make.
If you're buying from this corner coffee shop,
you're having an impact on that business.
If you're investing your money an Ellevest Impact Portfolio,
you're having an impact with your money.
If you're leaving you money in the bank,
you're having an impact with your money.
And so the way you can have a positive impact
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At Ellevest, we have those available.
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Make Money Simple Again on Today Show! - Duration: 4:02.Peter Stefanovic: The time now for The Weekend Property! we are on top of it now buying a property can be
Alison Langdon: I thought something was going to happen there. :)
We are on top of it this morning, we are so quick!
Peter: Now buying a property can be
daunting whether it's a four-bedroom house or a small unit, the first step is
saving up for a deposit. Alison: From household budgets
to money management systems many
Australians struggle to save. Property Expert, Ben Kingsley has co-written a
new book called, Make Money Simple Again with the tips and tricks to achieve
financial peace in less than 10 minutes a month. Ben joins us this morning.
It's nice to actually have you in the studio this time!
Ben: Yes, good to be here! Alison: Now look, household debt in
Australia is a massive issue. We've got
one of the highest levels. I think it's second only to Switzerland. So
clearly we are no good at saving. Why is that?
Ben: Well I think the budgeting of the past is
no longer possible because we've got a digital, cashless economy. So what's
happening is, we might have set up some spreadsheets but we've got instant
access to our money. And when we do that, we're tapping and going and we're
transferring and wiring money. So we've got no discipline in terms of how we
organize and manage our money. Peter: Could you say that differently?
I mean are we no good at saving or are we
going too much? Are we overreaching with our debt or we
Ben: We certainly are! With the plastic economy that we've got,
we've got access to credit so our grandparents are the best money managers
we've seen in history. Because they used to get their pay slips and they used to
manage cash. And they used to put it into jars. If you didn't have that money, you
couldn't overspend. So from that point of view that's the way we need to get back
to but the reality is, is we now do have digital money and digital banking. So
we've got to organise our money back into those jars but we call them virtual
jars. You have your primary offset account or your high interest savings
account. You get all your money going into there and then you organize your
money and if you can do that you can trap more surplus and you can stop the overspending.
Alison: So what you really need to be doing though, is just keeping an
eye on what you're spending and to be aware of what's coming in and what's going out.
Ben: Yeah but most people can't do that Ali, in terms ofm what they're
actually doing is... They might have you know
expense items but what they're not doing is organising their money. So as an
example, we've got a Seven-Day Float model. So you organise your money and
then you work out what you're gonna spend for that seven days. Now you wire
that money to your living and lifestyle account and you pay yourself on a
Thursday, just like our grandparents used to do. And if you come to the next
Tuesday and you've only got $10 left, you've got to make that work. You've got
to open the pantry, you've got to make a meal out of that because what we
normally do is just go into another shop. And it's that slippage... that money
that's slipping out.. Is not allowing us to trap that surplus and paying our debt down.
Peter: So how do you reign in that discretion spending?
Ben: Yeah, so the best way to do it is look at your money and say, you've got essential and
discretionary. For every expense item, you need to look at and say... Even when you go
grocery shopping, you might have the staples that you have to buy. But
ultimately they're still, you know in my case, it's the dark chocolate and almonds.
That's the sort of discretionary spending so if you can
work through your expense items and trap that and then keep to that habit and
make sure you're looking after that money. And the rest of it takes care
of itself. You just start getting into a routine, you're checking on a monthly
basis and you can see that surplus being trap. So realistically how long would
Alison: So realistically, how long would you
expect it to take a normal family to save for a deposit for a home?
Ben: Yes, so if we're sort of talking about double household income and we're
earning say $100,000. A good rule of thumb is to try and trap 20% of
that. That means that over a course of three to four or five years, you're going
to have $60,000, $80,000 or $100,000.
Now that is a good amount of money to be able to put a
deposit down on a property to move forward alright then thanks for coming
Peter: Alright Ben, thanks for coming in. You've got the new book.
If you want some more tips and tricks folks, right there.
Make Money Simple Again. Alison: And all it takes is 10 minutes a month.
Thanks Ben.
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