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Timothy Ronald Show: Owner Coffee Shop Omset 450jt Harus Ngapain?

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Summary

Before scaling a coffee shop from 3 to 6 branches, the owner must fix unit economics, separate company retained earnings from personal investing, and master basic business math like payback period and DCF.

Getting these fundamentals wrong risks angry investors, misused company funds, and stalled expansion despite already-profitable outlets.

Section summaries

8:00-9:19

Intro and Call Format

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Timothy opens with music and explains this is a free consultation session where viewers ask business or career questions via a Discord form. He states the session shares his personal framework, not buy/sell recommendations, and that all investments and businesses carry risk. The first caller is then connected.

Pure setup with no actionable content.

9:29-18:28

Reno Coffee Shop Financials

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Reno, 30, runs three Solo coffee shops doing 50 million Rupiah/month total at 20% net, with 2 billion Rupiah capex per outlet funded 85% by angel investors on 70/30 then 50/50 profit splits. Timothy calculates net profit per outlet at 33 million/month and corrects Reno's payback claim from 3 years to 5 years, implying ~19% ROE. He says this return is acceptable but not phenomenal and outlines three funding options: own cash, equity, or debt.

  • Per-outlet net profit is 33 million Rupiah/month on 2 billion capex
  • Investor payback is 5 years not 3, giving ~19% ROE
  • Debt is cheaper than equity only if math is understood

Core case study with the video's central math corrections.

18:28-23:02

Coffee Shop Growth and Governance

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Timothy tells Reno to focus on cost efficiency, annual price hikes (Buffett's See's Candies example), online ordering via a second brand, and community scaling to lift YoY growth to 10%. He scolds Reno for putting retained earnings in gold/Bitcoin, saying company money must stay in RDPU for branches 4-6. He emphasizes knowing business language and cleaning fundamentals before expanding.

  • Raise prices 3-5% yearly to match inflation
  • Retained earnings belong to company, not personal crypto bets
  • Online channel is mandatory for coffee shop scale

Contains the main actionable growth and governance advice.

23:02-27:48

DCF and Holding Structure

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Timothy explains discounted cash flow (DCF) valuation to model coffee shop cash flows over 5 years and says investors should use it. He advises Reno to keep per-outlet structures rather than a holding company unless a strategic supply-chain investor appears, and confirms 19% is fine for now given heavy F&B operations. Reno thanks him and the call ends.

  • Use DCF to forecast 5-year coffee shop value
  • Avoid holding-company equity sales until 20-50 branches exist
  • Strategic investor only useful for supply chain at scale

Useful valuation detail but not critical for casual viewers.

28:07-36:19

Doctor Moses Property and 20B Target

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Moses, 39, a Surabaya doctor, has 9-10 billion Rupiah in boarding houses yielding 90-95 million/month (12% return) and 4 billion cash wanting to become 20 billion in 5 years for charity hospitals and Quran schools. Timothy shows 37% CAGR is impossible in markets (Buffett did 19%) and only business could attempt it; with no time, Moses should accept 10-11% over 15 years and avoid anyone promising 37%. He notes three bank stocks give no diversification.

  • 37% yearly return is market-impossible; 10-11% is world average
  • Property at 12% yield is solid, do not liquidate blindly
  • Three banks = no sector diversification

Important reality-check on return expectations for professionals.

41:15-46:31

Abdul Rahim Family Funds

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Abdul, 19, grew 5 million to 896 million and manages parents' 3.5 billion from land sale. Timothy allocates 1.7 billion to USD Indonesian government bonds (5-6%), 25% to global equity, 25% tactical cash in RDPU, and tells him to cut speculative crypto to stay defensive since he can live on interest. He suggests charging parents a 2% management fee as income.

  • Split parents' funds: bonds, global index, RDPU cash
  • At 19, prioritize not losing over aggressive growth
  • Family asset manager can earn 2% fee legally

Specific to young crypto-windfall case, less general.

46:41-58:07

Gro Digital Invitation Struggle

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Gro, 28, project manager with wife/child, runs B2B2C digital invitation business at 350 million/year, 35-40% net, but stuck and 80% of liquid wealth in Bitcoin. Timothy orders him to sell 10-20% BTC/gold weekly to build 20 million emergency fund, then focus on the business instead of pivoting. He bluntly says it is a 'skill issue' versus bigger competitors and to study the market size before jumping.

  • Build 20 million emergency fund by selling BTC weekly
  • Do not pivot from a working 350 million/year business
  • Competitor size is skill gap, not market limit

Strong lesson on focus and emergency funds for side hustlers.

58:11-1:07:05

Fajri ASN and Chat Q&A

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Fajri, 24, single ASN earning 8.2 million/month with 54 million assets, asks about allocation and Masters plans. Timothy says get the Masters if it raises income, notes 25-year pension math, and stresses building side business since time-for-money cannot enrich. He cites 70% millionaires as entrepreneurs and answers chat: 19-year-old with 30 million/month should first not lose then grow; tokenization has Indonesia asset opportunity.

  • ASN salary alone needs 25 years to hit 1.2 billion target
  • Side business required to shorten financial freedom timeline
  • Investing is last stage after business scale per richest families

Closes with broad wealth-building principles and chat answers.

1:07:05-1:09:23

Outro and Discord Reminder

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Timothy points to a Discord form for next live consultations, repeats that viewers can ask in comments or the server, plays closing music, and ends the session. No new advice is given.

Only sign-off and community plug.

Key points

  • Know Your Business Numbers Cold — Timothy shows the caller Reno miscalculated investor payback at 3 years when the real figure was 5 years given 70/30 then 50/50 profit splits on a 2 billion Rupiah per-outlet cost. Business has its own language of RAB, ROE, BEP, and DCF that owners must know by heart.
  • Retained Earnings Are Not Personal Money — Reno parked company retained earnings in gold and Bitcoin, which Timothy calls a governance failure since that cash belongs to the company and should sit in money-market funds (RDPU) for expansion. Separating entity and personal funds is the foundation before scaling.
  • Growth Levers: Cost, Price, Online, Community — For a coffee shop doing 50 million/month per branch at 20% net, Timothy advises daily cost efficiency, small annual price hikes tracking inflation (citing Buffett's See's Candies), online ordering via a second brand, and deeper community partnerships to lift year-on-year growth to 10%.
  • Focus Beats Pivoting for Small Businesses — Across the digital-invitation and coffee cases, Timothy argues owners should double down on a proven Rp350 million/year business rather than jump to new ideas, because restarting the timeline repeats early struggle instead of compounding.
  • Wealth Comes From Business, Not Time-For-Money — In the ASN and doctor segments, Timothy states 70% of millionaires are entrepreneurs; exchanging time for a salary cannot reach 20 billion targets, so building a side income engine is required even while keeping a job.
You have to know what the calculation is like. Timothy Ronald
retained earnings are the company's money, not your profit. Timothy Ronald

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[music]

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[music]

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Okay,

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so today we're going to go back to the

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consultation session. Here you can

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ask a lot of questions. Many of you are

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actually asking about business right now

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. So it can be about

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your business or your career - you can

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also ask about business. Think of this as a

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consultation session where it's free.

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For those of you who are asking how

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all of you can make calls,

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here you can find our Discord community

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below, please just click on it,

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there is a form there, then you fill in the form.

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So the default is that you just fill it in and

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it will be selected later, when it's your

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turn, you will get it there

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as long as you fill it in the form. So, it's

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all free. You just have to ask

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for free and I will share

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my opinion here.

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Again, this is not a recommendation to buy or sell

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any assets. This is just the framework

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I have. And all investments

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definitely have risks, right? Business also

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has risks. And I will

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share this based on

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my personal experience. [gasp] So let's just go

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straight to the first caller.

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Yes,

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it's in.

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Hello.

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Hello. What's his name?

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Hey I'm with Reno.

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Yes

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Good. Hey, Ms. Tim, first of all I want to

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say thank you for your

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investment views. I can

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change my life quite a bit

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. Rainer

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ee next I want I am now

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running a coffee shop.

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Okay.

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Ee already has three branches, the target is to

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have six branches in the next 2 years

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.

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Ee my coffee shop concept is for

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WFC meetings from community

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I

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as well as productive activities.

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Hey, I wanted to ask Proim a few things

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.

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How old are you, Rener?

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Oh, 30.

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Okay.

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Uh, from a business model perspective,

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what is the most efficient and

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scalable business model for a coffee shop like mine?

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So what indicators do

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I need to achieve so I can

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replicate it and have more outlets?

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Okay, to give you an idea,

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what is the turnover per branch and where is it located

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?

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Each branch is located in Solo.

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I

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e for the data I

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ee for yearly or monthly?

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Just monthly to make it easier.

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Monthly ee from three outlets R50-an million.

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Okay. How much does it all cost to run

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?

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Ee net profit finally was around

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20%.

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Yes

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Okay. That means we have around Rp. 100 million in cash, right?

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Yes, it is true.

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Okay.

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That's from three branches, yes. This means that one

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branch is around Rp. 33 million or so.

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Oh, that's per outlet

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per

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each outlet. Number of outlets.

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That's right.

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Yes This means that the net profit per outlet is IDR 33 million

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.

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Oh yes, that's right.

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Okay. So the question is how do you

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develop it to 6?

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That's right.

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Okay. What's the problem now?

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M, if Oh yes, for me,

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those two outlets are with investors from

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outside.

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Okay.

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So each outlet has different investors.

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I also want to ask what the

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risks are with this kind of collaboration concept

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.

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Okay.

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R is around our total project of around

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2 billion 2 to 2

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per outlet.

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per outlet.

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Okay.

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At the best outlets, the

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ROE is around

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28 to 30%.

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Okay.

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How long will it take for investors to recoup their capital

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?

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Ee with 30% 3 years or 2.5 years Ma'am

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that means return on equity.

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That's right.

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Okay.

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And [snorts]

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what investor-related question?

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Mm, I want to know what the pitstick is to make it more

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attractive to investors,

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or

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what kind of figures investors want?

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Because if the investors that exist now can

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probably be counted as angel investors

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because they are only people I know and

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they are willing to invest in it. Like

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that.

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Okay. That's from the net profit, eh,

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how does your system work with investors? Will

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the investors get their capital back first or

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what?

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Not directly sharing the 7030 profit.

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70 first for investors, 30 for me.

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After BEP 5050

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at several other outlets I

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also entered but not in

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large amounts. I probably have 10 to 15%.

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Okay. The

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remaining

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2 billion from investors means 2 billion per

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outlet, yes, per coffee shop, right?

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That's right.

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This results in a net profit meaning

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this is full full investor means yes. You

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don't have your own capital, right?

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ee 15% of that has 15% I also join in

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sometimes.

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Okay. So from this RAB, you have 15

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85 investors. That's right

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. Okay. With a net period of IDR 3 million, that

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means it will be around

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60 months, right?

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You're counting wrong. So

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your investor's BP is

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5 years,

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1 month, or 1-2 months, right?

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You're not 2-3 years old, you know. You investors,

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your return is 5 years,

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yes, because this means

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OK. Okay. Because there is a profit sharing.

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That's right.

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Yes, it is true. The return on equity

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means approximately 19%, right?

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H.

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Okay.

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So, is this a sexy thing for

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investors, to get this much return on investment?

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Actually, a 19% return is

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n't bad, but it's not

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phenomenal either.

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That's right. It's

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actually simple, if you

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already know the RAB calculation per

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branch is 2 billion, and if there are

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investors who want a

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net profit of 3 million IDR per month, then you just have to

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race again with your investors. So,

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you have to wait until you get your capital back first

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. You return your investors' capital

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like this.

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Yes, that's right, ma'am. So, where do you think it

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needs improvement or is the net

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profit not big enough? If it's like

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that, it's

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certain that the

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net profit from this revenue actually includes

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your costs, right? This is the net profit.

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That's right.

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One thing is for sure, it will increase revenue. Okay.

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Turnover.

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So, what have you explored

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to increase your turnover?

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ee I ivory some communities for

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collaboration in each of my outlets

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yes.

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Then, I'm also exploring

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online ordering.

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I

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plan to open a second brand

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specifically for online orders

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because the discounts online are quite

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large. So I want to,

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I want to, I want to

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create a second brand

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to increase revenue from online.

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Well, for the big ones,

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the key is actually from the coffee

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shop, you are actually online.

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The key is online because most

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people order coffee

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online now. So being online is

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something you have to think about how to do

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. Although the cost now,

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if we look at the existing right-hand driving,

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at least from Gojek

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and Grab, is the biggest, it's quite

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expensive, right? The price keeps going up now, right? That

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's right,

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and the cuts have decreased,

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not like 2-3 years ago because

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they seem to have started to stop

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burning, right? That's

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right K. It's up to 30 to 40%

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if we join the promo. So

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,

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you have to think about how to

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do online activation so that

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sales will be even better.

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Well, from this scheme, this is a

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personal choice, right? What I mean is there's no

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right or wrong here. If you want to

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fundraise, there are three ways you can use to

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fund your business. one is your own money,

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two is the investor, you sell equity,

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the third is eh deb or debt,

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right?

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Yes

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Well, the calculation is actually if

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you are sure this can be done without risk, it is

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cheaper than using equity

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investors, in fact using debt is

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cheaper.

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Oh,

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but that's not recommended if you

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don't really understand the

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calculations. Because you were

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still wrong in calculating the

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investor's BP. So, use investors first

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for now, right?

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Six-branch question, is it possible? Well, in my

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personal opinion, I will

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develop these three things. How can

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coffee shops from

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1, 2, and 3 coffee shops

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generate even greater net profits?

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Because this should still be

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possible to increase. Yes, no, this can go to

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30%, right?

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H, this is

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you, financial engineering.

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You have to find the net profit.

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How can you increase this number of

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times? It was then. So, every morning

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from the time you wake up until you go to sleep again,

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how can you be cost efficient?

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That's the first one. You will

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immediately reflect on what

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your bookkeeping will be like. How

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can you manage costs most efficiently,

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how can you increase

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revenue? That's one. You already

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knew this. This turnover has several

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ways, right? You already said earlier

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how this community is scaling?

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community so that there will be more

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communities there.

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Well, you can actually play with the pricing too

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.

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Have you taken the test yet? Try raising the price

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maybe by a small 5%.

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Oh, that's enough, because we've been doing this since 2019, so we've had to

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adapt to

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price increases several times.

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That's right. That's what was done before. So,

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one of the investors I always

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study is Buffett, right? Buffett

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owns a candy company

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called Seas Candies. The trick is

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actually simple, every year he just raises

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the price. So, in consumer brands,

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raising prices is something that

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many people are afraid to do,

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because coffee is very competitive

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. It would be better for you to

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research your target market and then you can

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estimate how much you can increase it,

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whether it can be increased by 3%,

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or 5% or something like that. You have to

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increase this every year, okay? But at least

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you just follow inflation.

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What is the benchmark?

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Every year the price has to go up.

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If you don't, you'll end up being eroded, and

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your net profit will continue to decline.

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Okay,

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ready.

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Then I also want to ask about

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retained earnings

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.

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We have retained earnings.

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But the number is not that many because opening one outlet is quite a lot. That's 2 M, right? Yes

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Now I only save in

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gold and Bitcoin.

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Okay. Well, that's wrong. Back and forth again.

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This is your coffee shop business, right?

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It must be in your cash or

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cash to cash format.

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This should be in the money market fun only. This

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can't get out of here. Even if you

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don't buy bonds,

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put all your retained earnings in the DPU.

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Oh okay okay

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okay.

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Because I still divide the variables

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from Bitcoin into two and

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because

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don't be mistaken, this retained earnings

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belongs to the company, not you.

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Unless it's your personal money. But

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retained earnings are the company's money, not

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your profit.

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That's right.

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You will use the company's money to

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expand the company. If you do

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that, you are not practicing good

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corporate governance. So what needs to be

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done is to separate this

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company money first. you can't do that.

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That is with the approval of the ee investor as well.

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Oh, that's right. But your investors are

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not smart enough. So, if I

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were your investor, I would definitely be angry because the

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company's retained earnings are being used to buy

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gold.

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Oh

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okay.

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That's not common practice, right?

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Maybe these small businesses are

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still small businesses, right? Maybe it's

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okay. But you have to have a habit.

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Because of this, you're not starting a business

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just to open three branches, right? You

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have a dream of making 20, making 30. So

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from now on, that's the foundation. If

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you start a business with a

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weak foundation like

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this, you have to strengthen the basics first.

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Like everything you said earlier,

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you have to understand this. This is business language

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. Do

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n't be like

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this, you've already done it and this is

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your job every day, right? You

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asked your investors how long BP will last?

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You answered 3 years. In fact, the

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mistakes are far more serious, 5 years and 3 years are

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crucial and fatal. Like,

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for example, when I'm an investor, I

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see people who are asked questions like they're so

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wrong, I'll never go in

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because they don't understand the language.

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Just like you say in Indonesian, business

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also has its own language.

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You should know the numbers by heart.

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You have to know what

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the calculation is like.

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Okay,

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so the first step is to complete these three things first.

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I think this is your homework. Clean up

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first. This.

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Okay, these three. Once all three are in place,

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your options are to use the retained earnings

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or the retained earnings plus new investors

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to create branches 4, 5, and

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6. It's actually that simple

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because your business is already running. Do you

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understand? This is not an idea, it's already

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running, there's already a path, there's already a

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community, there are already people buying it.

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That means the turnover every month is already IDR 50

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million, right? You

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have to think about it because this is not a

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return on equity of 19%, it's not that

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bad.

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You can still grow this and this, right? This is

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still above the investors you bought

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deposits from, roughly speaking.

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But then again, there are business risks.

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That's right.

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I really think that

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in 5 years your cash flow won't necessarily be

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stable, right? Yes,

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that's why if you take dep, it's

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true because

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you can evaluate a

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business. Business is simple.

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This business is a money machine, right? It makes R3

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million a month, right?

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Hehe.

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Okay. [clears throat]

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The way to value the business is that this is

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projected to last until the second year

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. Third year, fourth year,

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fifth year. Okay, then discount back the

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future cash flows. This has to be for

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future cash, right? The future value is

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discounted back to the average cost

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of capital. Well, this is called DCF,

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discounted cash flow model. So,

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your investors should calculate it like

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this to see whether your coffee shop is

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worth investing in or not.

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But the problem here is whether it

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will reach the fourth and

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fifth years, or whether the cash flow will remain

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stable with this 19% offer.

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This is what you have to

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think about and see, you try to make a

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model, you forecast the future like that.

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You made this in Excel, approximately

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how much did it produce in the fifth year?

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What percentage is the growth rate [clears throat]?

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For example, here the growth is 10%. Has

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your coffee shop

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grown

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from 2019? What is the year-on-year

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growth percentage?

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If it grows because we add

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outlets, that is.

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Likewise, we can't do much more,

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only 5% at most.

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Okay. So what needs to be done

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is how to

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increase it by at least 10% year on year. Yes, it's up to

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you whether you want to turn yourself upside down or not, and

25:08

it's up to

25:10

you and the community to find out how to grow. It's the

25:14

same for this, how come the cooperation system is

25:15

the same? If I have

25:18

three now, one is mine

25:20

alone, one is me and the investor, the

25:22

other is me and the investor, so each

25:24

outlet is different. Is it better for me to sell equity

25:27

in holding or just stay in tii outlet? That's a

25:33

good question. So you

25:35

made it like this, the structure is so it's

25:36

your first one,

25:38

right?

25:39

That's right.

25:40

I don't know the name, I'll just copy it later

25:42

. say yes.

25:43

Yes

25:43

So you own this yourself, this is you

25:47

plus investors.

25:50

Yes

25:50

The other one is just an investor.

25:53

Yes, there are some who are just investors.

25:54

Well, this is the RAB per unit, right?

25:57

Yes

25:59

Well, this is your own, right? This PT is a

26:03

holding company. Is that right

26:03

?

26:06

What you mean is, is this equity

26:07

sold like that or just per outlet?

26:10

That's right. The answer is definitely the stomach, the

26:13

answer is definitely the stomach,

26:15

unless there is a strategic investor,

26:18

that's different. What can strategic infal do?

26:20

Which can add to the supply chain

26:21

for example.

26:26

For example, if your coffee is invested

26:28

by a big coffee company, or

26:31

not, for example, if it is invested by HWG

26:34

[laughs] the way to do it is that

26:35

your dream is still far away, the RAB is to enlarge it

26:37

first, we won't play with 2

26:39

M R goods, our RAB, if we want to build 100

26:42

to 500 M, no, 2 M, we won't play,

26:45

so the answer is you have to look for the

26:46

supply chain, okay,

26:49

okay,

26:50

you have to look for something that has a connection

26:53

with you, okay. So, for example, if you're looking for

26:56

coffee, a big coffee chain

26:58

makes it interesting.

27:01

Later, when we're bigger, we can

27:03

talk again if you have 20 or

27:05

50 branches, that's it. But for

27:07

now, what

27:08

you are doing is

27:09

correct. So stay at the lower level,

27:12

stay below, don't just be below the

27:13

outlets. Yes,

27:15

you just make the RAB [clears throat] for the outlets. But

27:16

yes, make sure the

27:18

performance is good, but yes,

27:20

with 19%, your investors should be quite happy so far

27:22

because coffee shops are a difficult

27:26

business. That

27:27

's right K. The operation is very heavy, yes.

27:29

That's right. Operations for 19% are quite

27:32

heavy. So, if you are

27:33

consistent, maybe in 20 years you can

27:35

do this and it could become something big

27:38

.

27:39

Ready.

27:41

Answered

27:42

all answered K. Thank you.

27:44

Okay, hopefully it's answered, Rainer.

27:46

[clears throat]

27:47

Thank you, K.

27:48

OK.

28:07

Next, yeah.

28:14

Yes, I'm in. Who with? Cook

28:18

it. Good afternoon. I am Moses.

28:21

Who am I?

28:23

Moses.

28:25

Moses.

28:27

Yes, it is true. I am

28:30

39 years old. 39 years old, ma'am

28:33

. Are the

28:35

children of two

28:38

doctor K professions?

28:39

Okay. Where, doctor? Where is it

28:42

? In Surabaya.

28:45

Oh, in Surabaya. Okay.

28:49

That's right,

28:52

until I was 39,

28:55

I've only been learning

28:58

about finances for years, what do you call it? Yes.

29:00

Yes

29:02

the rest is just me studying medicine.

29:05

I,

29:07

because my hair is starting to turn gray, am starting to

29:09

think about something else. Oh.

29:13

So after I studied around,

29:16

what is it actually called? I'd

29:19

like your opinion, please

29:21

. During my work, I felt that

29:25

my investment strategy was reversed for my age

29:28

.

29:31

So, I, uh, what's it called, from

29:34

my income, to maintain

29:37

its value, I put most of it into

29:40

property.

29:41

According to the teachings of your parents, yes.

29:44

Yes

29:44

So now the liquid properties are

29:47

mostly boarding houses.

29:49

Okay.

29:51

Yes More or less, we only manage

29:55

70 rooms, right? Yes,

29:57

during my work, 70 rooms with ee

30:00

income were approximately

30:03

90 to 90 to R95 million per month.

30:07

Okay. That's clean. Is it clean?

30:10

It's clean.

30:11

How much capital was there at that time? Make it all the

30:13

same,

30:16

make it all in the four places,

30:18

around 9 or 9 to semilan,

30:22

that's 9 to 10

30:25

billion, right? Okay.

30:26

He is spread out, we teach the

30:27

location from savings, work

30:30

and so on.

30:32

If the active income from ee practice is

30:34

more or less the same,

30:37

maybe 100 to 130.

30:39

Yes

30:43

Actually, my question is

30:49

based on my ideals, I just

30:51

want to be simple, I don't want to be

30:53

really rich.

30:56

Yes,

30:57

I only enjoy the investment results

31:00

while I'm still alive and healthy and

31:02

then when I die, you know,

31:05

I'm a Muslim, right?

31:07

yes.

31:08

Yes

31:08

Hey, from now on, I'll prepare from

31:10

studying this year, I'll prepare

31:12

this year, I'll prepare cold cash, you know, in

31:15

other words, around 4 billion

31:16

. I

31:19

want to, ee Mas, what is it called,

31:22

invest so that it becomes 20 billion

31:24

in approximately 3 years, yes,

31:27

because 39 plus 3 or 4 years from now,

31:29

I will be 43, 44, yes, 43,

31:34

approximately 45, I have already focused on, ee,

31:37

what is it called, preparing for the

31:39

next life, yes, so I don't get tired of

31:41

practicing and so on,

31:42

yes,

31:44

my goal is to have 4 billion from 4 billion to

31:47

20 billion with the hope that

31:51

I want to have a housing complex, yes, a

31:54

small housing complex somewhere

31:56

that teaches

31:59

about reading the Quran and so on.

32:01

Secondly, I want a hospital in

32:04

my field. Hospitals are

32:06

small hospitals, just the small type D type

32:08

.

32:11

If there is still some left, I want to

32:12

invest it again in the boarding house so that he can get it,

32:15

even if it's slow.

32:17

Still, the liquid that I really want is

32:20

actually to go overland there.

32:23

Want to overland

32:25

around the world. So, roughly speaking,

32:28

with these 4 Ms, what should I

32:30

do to achieve the points

32:33

I want, Ma'am, at the age of approximately

32:35

45 years.

32:37

Okay. Basically, you are a doctor, right?

32:40

If you're a doctor,

32:42

your life trajectory is usually like this. This is called human capital

32:45

.

32:48

So your income will decrease

32:50

with age because there is retirement and

32:52

this should be an investment asset, right?

32:57

Okay. You meant earlier that there was a property, yes,

33:01

this property was 9 M

33:05

which generated R95 million per

33:09

month.

33:10

90 to 95. Yes,

33:12

90 to 95. We say 90 to make it

33:13

easy. That means it's Rp billion per year, right?

33:15

per year. Well, if we do a

33:17

rough calculation, this is 12% per year.

33:22

This is okay, this is good, 11, yes, 12%.

33:25

That's right. And you have a question,

33:30

you have 4 billion, right?

33:33

Yes,

33:34

your target is 20, right? No. If

33:39

we calculate

33:41

roughly, this means 37% CGR over just 5 years.

33:45

Well, where do you look for this

33:47

question?

33:49

37% is not something that is

33:52

true. 37% is not something you

33:54

can find in the financial market.

33:57

Because if we take the world average index, it's

33:59

10 to 11% per year. If you are

34:02

looking for a consistent 37% return per year

34:05

for 5 years, that's an impossible answer in the

34:08

financial markets.

34:10

What you have to do to reach

34:12

37% is definitely this can only be done

34:15

through effort

34:18

or business.

34:22

So, what were you planning to do with the

34:24

4Ms?

34:27

For my business, frankly, the

34:30

time is right.

34:31

Yes

34:32

Furthermore, there was no time in the morning and when

34:34

he came home at night, there was no time.

34:36

Well, if there's no more time,

34:38

you have to stick to 10 to 11%. This

34:40

will take about 15 years,

34:42

right? So, yeah.

34:44

Yes

34:46

Okay. The answer is there is no

34:47

quick way to increase your income

34:49

or get it from somewhere,

34:51

money can't fall from the sky like that

34:54

.

34:55

This can't be done. This is impossible

34:57

your question. So, those who have a

35:00

financial target of reaching 20 billion have to

35:03

find other ways to

35:05

get there.

35:07

But if we actually talk about

35:08

your assets roughly, we can estimate that your assets will

35:10

appreciate a

35:12

little. Your property is 10 billion,

35:13

basically you have 10

35:15

billion worth of property, you have 4 billion, so your liquidity is only

35:18

6 billion left, right?

35:23

Yes

35:24

Well, that could be an option, later we'll look to see

35:27

if there are any buyers for this liquidation

35:29

because the return is good, right, 12% per

35:31

year.

35:32

Well, then you can put it into something

35:34

more passive later. Between

35:37

government SBN, government bonds, you

35:39

can put it in foreign equity,

35:43

you can brainstorm it later. But if

35:45

your question is how to do it in

35:46

5 years, I can't answer

35:48

that because no one will be

35:50

able to give you a return of 37% per

35:53

year, that's impossible. Warren Buffett's

35:56

19% per year. You asked for double from

35:59

Warren Buffett.

36:01

Difficult is difficult and there is no such thing. If

36:02

someone tells you that oh this can

36:04

definitely be done, 37% of the time, that's definitely a lie.

36:08

Because the investment is on average 10 to

36:10

11%, yes.

36:15

Okay.

36:17

Yes

36:19

So the answer is time,

36:21

right? There are several types of investments, what are they

36:24

called?

36:24

There are three, right? The first is saving

36:26

state, the

36:30

second is time,

36:33

the third is return. Well, the thing you ca

36:36

n't control the most is the

36:37

return. So, what you can

36:38

control is the amount of your savings and

36:40

also the timing. Play there, yeah.

36:45

I

36:46

ee ee can I ask again, OK?

36:49

Yes.

36:51

Ah, from this 4M, it's because I'm just

36:53

learning, right? Why is that? watch

36:55

Koko's videos too and others.

36:58

Of this 4M, it's already a few percent,

37:01

almost 70% of it is divided, approximately

37:04

1.5 M of it is in Bitcoin, right, Mrs.

37:07

I.

37:09

Then, the rest is in the big band, right,

37:13

at BCA. it's big yeah. BCA, BRI, BMRI,

37:18

there are a few, so

37:19

more or less,

37:21

in BTC there are around 1.5.

37:27

Then there are

37:27

BCA and BRI, there are around 100

37:31

to 200, the biggest BCA is 200.

37:34

Yes,

37:36

this is in 200, in what

37:39

million, 200 million is only small. Okay.

37:43

So it comes

37:43

from the rupiah, right? In

37:45

rupiah, yes, everything is in rupiah.

37:47

So the remaining money from the 4 M is

37:49

because I am not financially literate.

37:52

Yes The

37:53

remainder, maybe one remainder,

37:56

how many remainders? 13 to 1.5 maybe.

38:00

Okay.

38:02

H.

38:03

So, was I wise in putting

38:05

that money there? So it's mostly cash,

38:08

right?

38:11

Ee, there's 1.5 left, Bro. Of the four,

38:13

1.5 are left now. Because there are

38:17

no four of them.

38:21

These four have already entered into BTC 1.5

38:24

M.

38:25

Okay.

38:26

Well, the rest went into the three banks, 1.5

38:29

M. Why did it become 200 earlier? This is 200 at 1.5

38:31

M. So the

38:34

BTC is 1.5 M. Okay,

38:38

there is still a remainder, right, that

38:39

1.5

38:41

2, where does half of it go?

38:41

There are still

38:44

2.5 of them left, which BCA, BRI, and

38:49

BMRI each have, let's say, around

38:51

300. Well, that's it.

38:54

That just means 1.5 + 900 right?

38:56

Yes

38:57

Yes 1.5 + 900 means 2.4 right.

39:01

Well, the result is 1.6. Well,

39:04

the question is

39:05

Oh. Oh, you, you should say it using

39:08

percentages, it would be clearer, right? Yes, yes.

39:10

So it's true that the

39:12

remaining money is 1.6 of that

39:15

money, that money is money. That's right.

39:18

Oh yes. Yes, it's okay. That's okay,

39:19

that's good.

39:28

Well, these are the only three questions I have

39:30

. Why are there three banks like this?

39:36

Because of my ignorance.

39:38

Yes

39:38

So yeah, never mind.

39:39

So the answer is this, try to

39:41

analyze again which one is the best

39:43

.

39:44

Hehe. Hey.

39:44

Don't buy all three. Because of this,

39:47

you buy three to spread the risk,

39:48

right?

39:49

But if you buy it like this, it

39:50

doesn't spread the risk.

39:52

Unless, for example, your second position is

39:54

coal, mining,

39:56

mining. These are consumer goods. That's a different

39:58

story. But if all three

40:00

banks are like this, it's the same as buying

40:02

one, there's no diversification

40:04

.

40:06

Maybe that's all the sector that needs to be fixed

40:07

.

40:08

Yes, the sector is being improved. Haha.

40:13

Where would I go with the rest of the money?

40:15

Yes, if you park, just park first.

40:16

Money market is okay.

40:19

This RDPU can also be placed in down.

40:23

5% now is a pretty big yield.

40:29

Because you are still what? Full time work

40:31

right? Can't keep an eye on it every day.

40:33

Full time working.

40:34

Yes

40:35

Can't keep an eye on it. Yes

40:38

What's coming into BTC again?

40:41

If the rest goes back into BTC it is too

40:43

risky. Yes, this is how

40:44

you make

40:45

your portion very big. And now you are not someone

40:47

who can be watched every day. It's a different

40:48

story if you can keep an eye on it

40:49

every day.

40:52

If you can keep an eye on it every day, it's

40:54

okay to look for high volatility. But this is already quite big

40:56

in your portfolio.

41:00

In terms of risk management, it's not

41:02

okay for those of you who work full time

41:04

and this isn't your job.

41:08

Okay thanks.

41:10

Okay

41:15

next.

41:18

Hello.

41:19

Yes. What's his name?

41:22

I am Abdul Rahim.

41:25

Okay. The

41:28

first age is 19 years.

41:31

Okay.

41:33

I've been following Gimoti

41:37

since 2022

41:39

.

41:40

From YouTube to Crypto academies.

41:43

Initially, I started from scratch and didn't

41:44

know what a financial market was.

41:48

Thank God, my initial capital was R5

41:51

million, so it became R896 million.

41:55

Okay.

41:57

Apart from that, my parents also have

41:59

liquid funds of around 3.5 billion

42:04

from the sale of land.

42:07

This is my parents' funds, not your funds, yes,

42:08

3.5 billion.

42:10

Yes This question my parents also surrendered to

42:13

me and Kim TV.

42:16

[laughs]

42:19

people. Okay.

42:21

Then, I also monitor

42:26

the market full time. Hey, should I start a

42:30

business or just stay idle and monitor the

42:35

market?

42:36

Here's your question, would you rather be

42:38

unemployed or keep an eye on the market? So

42:39

you were asked to be the family fan manager,

42:41

that's how it went?

42:43

Yes

42:44

Yes, actually that is also an option.

42:46

Actually, that's an option,

42:49

there are various professions in the market, right? One

42:51

of them is that in the outside world,

42:54

people make fun, asset management and

42:56

all sorts of things. But it seems like you've

42:58

been given the responsibility of being the

42:59

family fan manager, right?

43:01

And how is that?

43:02

Yes That's right.

43:02

Is it better to continue like this or would it be

43:04

better if you went to college already?

43:08

No. No. I think I'll want to do it later

43:10

. If I had my own money,

43:12

I would want to go to college. If

43:15

not, just be an office boyuti.

43:18

Why? Want to be an office boy here

43:20

means

43:21

this person.

43:22

Yes

43:23

Okay. So, you have 3.5 billion, so that means

43:26

it's from your parents, right? This is

43:27

your question, right? Because you

43:29

have already allocated your money yourself.

43:30

Cash.

43:31

Okay. What should I do with this cash?

43:34

How old are your parents?

43:37

Hey, Dad is 56, Mom is 51. Okay. Because

43:41

your parents are getting old, right? So

43:43

if we are

43:45

age appropriate, the risk profile is

43:47

usually age appropriate. So the first thing

43:49

to do is this 3.5 billion, right?

43:53

Yes That

43:54

means 1.7, yes, you entered it in

43:58

Indonesia.

44:00

This is the Indonesian government bond in USD.

44:03

Later you can just ask at the bank.

44:06

Yes

44:06

Okay. This will yield you 5 to 6%

44:08

in USD. That's the first one. for

44:10

security. At least if anything happens to

44:12

your family, it won't be a problem. What

44:15

you can share is this actually.

44:17

Well,

44:20

you can put this 25% in the real world index

44:22

.

44:25

Okay, this is global equity, global stocks, the

44:31

other 25%, you can position it

44:34

as tactical cash first. Please

44:38

wait. this can be done in DPU.

44:42

Okay, maybe we can start with this first

44:46

. So this is my portfolio.

44:49

Yes, the

44:52

896 is

44:55

63% cash

44:58

. The

45:00

USDT

45:02

Bitcoin has just been paid in installments of 6%. The

45:09

average is 58300.

45:12

Yes.

45:14

Then the Indonesian shares are 11%.

45:18

Okay.

45:20

Same with this naughty future street. K.

45:22

Well, that shouldn't be

45:23

20% naughty.

45:25

Yes Well, that's been removed for now,

45:27

okay?

45:29

Because why?

45:31

That's enough money for you at 19

45:34

years old, right? You can

45:35

get 10% interest on that Rp0 million per

45:37

year. Yes, with IDR 0 million per year,

45:40

you can earn IDR 7 million per month, which is

45:42

like someone's salary without you

45:43

actually having to do anything. So, you

45:45

have to be more defensive to avoid losing

45:47

your money.

45:48

So, regarding your question, is

45:50

there any work you can do?

45:51

Yes, you try to explore it, you know. If

45:53

you start a business with capital of, for example, Rp.

45:55

100 million, think about

45:57

what you can do with this Rp. million in

45:59

today's era. Okay.

46:02

Yes [clears throat]

46:03

And later, when you manage

46:05

your parents' money, for example, the

46:06

return can be 10%, for example, we call it

46:08

blended, for example, you tell

46:10

your parents, okay, you manage it,

46:12

you get 2%, ask them to

46:16

manage it,

46:18

that can also be an additional income, right?

46:22

So, you just share the management

46:25

fee with your parents, right?

46:30

Okay, thank you,

46:31

so that's it. Okay,

46:37

next.

46:41

Hello.

46:42

Yes, hello with whom?

46:43

Yes, good afternoon Gro. Cave of Revelation.

46:48

Ee is 28 years old and currently works

46:51

as a project manager at one of the

46:53

companies in Jakarta.

46:55

Yes.

46:57

Yes. Hey, maybe I should explain a little bit of the

46:59

background first, bro. Hey,

47:01

my first job was like that, my salary now

47:05

is between 15 and 20. Hey, I

47:08

already have a wife and one child. The child is still 9

47:11

months old and

47:12

also works. R's salary is more or less the same as mine

47:15

too.

47:16

Well, the current condition is that I

47:19

have responsibilities. Besides my wife

47:21

and children, I have a family in the

47:23

village that I have to support. My younger siblings

47:25

too

47:26

.

47:26

Hey, my mother and father are no longer here. Well,

47:28

I have to take responsibility for that. But if

47:30

there is no wife, there are no

47:31

dependents. So uh,

47:33

those days are still enough, but they're

47:37

really tight. Well, I have a side

47:39

job. My job set, eh, the business has been running for about

47:43

2-3 years.

47:44

What was the name of the side job?

47:46

Hey, I have a B2 B2C invitation business.

47:50

What kind of business? Sor

47:52

digital invitation.

47:53

Oh, a digital invitation, huh?

47:54

Yes Well, that's my B2 B2C scheme. So,

47:57

I made a website like that. Hey, so

48:00

what's the name of the person joining, right? People

48:02

who want to get married, yes, but people who

48:03

want to have a business, like that. So I have a

48:05

lot of partners, there are hundreds of partners.

48:07

Of those hundreds, maybe

48:09

only around 20% are truly active.

48:11

So, in total, the

48:13

annual turnover is actually around 300

48:15

to 50 million

48:17

. But if the profit is around 35%

48:19

to 40%.

48:21

What is the net profit?

48:23

net 40% 35 to 40% of R50

48:27

million.

48:28

Okay.

48:30

Ee yes that's my job set now ee it's

48:33

pretty good ee okay that's how it goes ee but

48:36

it just

48:38

doesn't go up and up like that

48:39

every year 330 never reaches

48:41

400 never even like that.

48:43

Okay.

48:43

Well, well, that's the condition. Well, right now,

48:46

from a personal financial perspective, my

48:50

condition is that 50% of my assets

48:53

are non-liquid,

48:55

such as vehicles and so on. And

48:57

almost 80% of my liquid assets are in

49:01

Bitcoin.

49:01

Yes

49:03

Ee the rest is gold and cash.

49:06

So I'm really uh

49:07

what overcrated to Bitcoin. I don't

49:10

know if this is overcrowded or not,

49:12

but 80% of what I mean is in

49:14

Bitcoin. So,

49:15

what are your monthly expenses?

49:17

My monthly expenses for my

49:19

family are around R10 million. R million

49:24

includes transportation and ee what's it

49:26

called? Money money in.

49:28

Oh, no. For other expenses,

49:29

all inclusive, how much did you pay for your younger sibling and

49:31

all that?

49:33

Oh, with my family in the village,

49:34

I actually have a budget, I send

49:36

money around IDR 3 million to IDR

49:39

million, depending on the conditions to the village

49:40

every month. So if you add it all up, it's

49:44

14 million. 14 million million,

49:47

yes, it's 1 million, right? Okay. So your salary is

49:50

used up, right? It's a salary of R million. Salary is used up

49:52

for that, that means yes.

49:54

Yes,

49:56

2 million or so per month. So that's

49:58

around 2 million I can still

50:00

invest. But that's really tight, in my

50:02

opinion, it's very, very small

50:03

to be able to invest in a month. So, I

50:05

hope that this is the business

50:07

. And I withdraw this business

50:11

every 3 months sometimes. So ee is

50:14

still considered small. Well, my idea

50:16

is that I want to scale this business.

50:18

How can I make this business

50:21

more profitable? But

50:23

now I have a dilemma, Bro. So

50:26

first, I tried to make a product like that

50:29

, another product like that as a

50:32

differentiation, right? Can this

50:34

run like my current B?

50:35

It turned out to be a failure.

50:37

I've tried so many things and they didn't

50:40

work. Well, I was thinking,

50:42

for example, if the charge is like that, it's

50:43

better if I go all in on a scale that

50:47

has been proven like that. My

50:48

current business, eh, I'm scaling this invitation bus

50:51

so it's bigger.

50:54

I don't know how to do it yet because

50:55

right now I'm just playing with the template

50:57

. The more templates there are, the more

50:59

templates they keep updating.

51:00

more and more partners want to join,

51:02

right? So

51:04

the profits are also bigger. But if it's just there, it

51:05

seems like it's increasing really slowly.

51:08

Well, or I'm like gambling,

51:11

I allocate a certain percentage of the profit

51:14

to create new ideas, to

51:16

realize new ideas. Actually, I have a lot of ideas,

51:19

I can actually make anything,

51:21

especially since I'm an AI agent. So

51:23

anything can be made actually. Well,

51:24

I'm between the two,

51:27

actually, it's more worth it. So now, it's

51:29

still free

51:31

to create ideas and then publish them

51:34

on forums like that. So

51:35

there's nothing really serious about it.

51:38

Okay, so the answer is either stick to a

51:40

business that's already generating R50 million

51:42

per year or pivot to something else,

51:45

right? That's a question if it's

51:46

certain you're focused. Why? Because if

51:47

you pivot, you'll start over from

51:49

here later. Your business was small at first,

51:50

right? Slowly getting to 350 million

51:53

.

51:54

Yes Then you start again, you become

51:56

from here again, then you will be like

51:57

this, then this is your life graph, you

51:59

become this kind of person, then you repeat it

52:00

again here again. Why do people's lives

52:03

never develop because they are

52:04

like this? Okay, this is the first timeline.

52:06

Meanwhile, in the second timeline, you focus on

52:08

your business, which continues to grow bigger.

52:11

Okay.

52:13

Because it does seem like a more

52:14

interesting opportunity here, it's like wanting to

52:16

jump again, but it's always

52:17

bad, you know.

52:19

So the answer is definitely focus, right?

52:21

Your emergency fund is already there.

52:24

Well, this emergency is actually only a

52:27

small amount, just 2 months' salary in

52:31

cash.

52:33

Okay, you have to make that bigger.

52:35

You have to make it to R0 million. So

52:36

your gold and cash,

52:38

your gold and cash, sell it first now.

52:41

Okay. So the first step

52:43

you have to do now is sell gold at

52:47

10%, 10 to 20%, okay? Bitcoin sell.

52:54

This is done within 1 month

52:57

per week.

52:57

Even though the

53:00

current situation is down, yes. It is

53:01

okay. You should move this

53:03

to your emergency fund.

53:06

Okay.

53:07

Okay. This R0 million you must have this.

53:09

You sell it tactically so you won't

53:11

regret it if it goes up. You sell it

53:12

weekly, you split the sale. Okay.

53:15

H.

53:16

That was the first thing you did. Okay.

53:19

These two are the first priorities. The third thing

53:21

you do is return your focus to

53:22

the business. What can be developed? Did

53:24

n't you say earlier that AI asked what

53:26

you use AI for? Use cloud, use Kimi, use

53:28

what?

53:29

You asked that.

53:31

How can I grow like that? You

53:35

analyze how it can

53:37

grow. Because

53:39

actually I'm stuck there,

53:41

Bro. So yeah, I feel like it's really difficult

53:43

to grow. For example, have you

53:46

tried what, in the sense that if we

53:48

enlarge it, for example, an advertisement, we

53:50

enlarge the advertisement, it's not that

53:52

significant, so ee, I usually follow the

53:55

trend, ee, for example, if people

53:57

get married during the wedding season, there will be a

53:59

lot of partners who get a

54:01

lot of orders, so we also get a

54:02

lot of fees, right? Ee, but if it's

54:04

not the wedding season, well, it goes down,

54:06

for example, during the fasting months, like

54:08

during Ramadan, no one gets married, it's

54:10

really rare. Well, it could be like

54:12

this. Is there a business that is

54:14

invitation-only but big?

54:17

Ee there is something like feeding.

54:19

Well,

54:20

why is he big and you don't have one? The

54:22

answer is

54:22

that it seems like they can grow big because

54:25

what is it called? They

54:27

can, eh, their clients are artists,

54:30

right? And they have a

54:31

really big team.

54:32

Yes But there's something like this. Be patient.

54:34

This is you, you, you are the brain of this employee

54:36

because

54:38

you are the skill issue. You are the

54:40

reason for most of his life.

54:41

This is a skill issue. This is your first problem, right?

54:43

Skill issue.

54:47

Earlier I asked a simple question, right? Why is

54:48

that competitor so much bigger?

54:51

Because you answered like this, oh he can be a

54:52

celebrity wedding planner, he can

54:53

have a big team. But

54:55

he didn't start like that before.

54:57

When he started the business, whoever did

54:59

it, it wasn't like that.

55:00

The answer is he is better than you.

55:03

He is 100 times, 1000 times, 100,000 times

55:05

smarter than you.

55:06

And maybe he won't make it a side

55:07

job, Bro.

55:09

Yes, it is true. But it's just an excuse that if you

55:11

grow up like this, you'll definitely leave

55:12

your job. I don't want you to have to

55:15

swallow that first, your mental state

55:16

is very dangerous. Because it will

55:18

make you stuck for the rest of your life just

55:21

playing around like that.

55:23

Okay.

55:24

You're just going around in circles in the

55:25

same position like oh this is how he can do it because

55:30

Well, why can't you do that?

55:32

Hmm.

55:33

Is it because the tip isn't much?

55:36

Yes Can.

55:36

Is it because you're not good enough?

55:39

You've answered, you've answered,

55:40

you definitely have skill, you definitely lack skill, you're

55:42

not very good. Come on, this world is capitalism

55:44

.

55:45

The most skilled is definitely the richest.

55:47

That's right.

55:48

He has the biggest team, the

55:50

biggest resources, he can expand the

55:51

fastest.

55:53

So the answer is why don't you

55:54

learn from people like that?

55:56

Who are the top players in the

55:58

invitation business? So don't say

55:59

that the market cap for the invitation business is 50

56:02

million Rupiah a year.

56:04

Yes, I know grocery stores make

56:05

bigger ones than that.

56:07

That's right. That's right. You are like this, you are like this, you are like this,

56:12

right? The total market for

56:15

digital invitations is like this, you are just like this,

56:17

period,

56:19

yes,

56:19

then you feel like this is difficult, then

56:21

you want to jump into another business, this is a

56:23

business that is easier for

56:25

you to break through compared to others,

56:27

hm, okay,

56:28

okay, how much do you calculate first? The

56:31

addressable market for all invitation businesses

56:34

in Indonesia, you put it into one, calculate how many

56:35

hundreds of billions and how many

56:37

trillions? You count that first.

56:40

Hmm.

56:40

So, how much did you get? R350 million

56:42

like this. Then there are people here who

56:45

make this and take this much. So,

56:47

why are you like this?

56:50

Okay. So never think that business is

56:52

lacking. No one even knows

56:53

what your business is called. One you you

56:56

you lack divisibility.

56:59

People don't know.

57:01

Two, maybe the product is inferior. Three,

57:04

his team lost.

57:06

four accesses lose you lose all of

57:08

you in all business lines lose

57:10

all of you

57:13

so the first thing you have to swallow

57:14

is okay I'm not a good person like that

57:17

don't make excuses oh because he's like

57:18

this

57:20

I'm not good enough I have to

57:23

learn like that

57:25

okay okay okay.

57:25

Because if someone can do it, it

57:27

means you're just not very good. Like,

57:29

for example, when I personally returned, I lost

57:31

to Warren Buffet. Why? Because he is

57:32

better, I am more cubo. That's it.

57:35

Yes

57:36

Whatever I can learn from him,

57:37

I read it all. So you should

57:40

learn about this invitation in your life because the guests are this

57:41

big. You're only

57:43

new to dots like this, dots,

57:46

dots like that. R50 million is in

57:50

the ocean of business, it's like just a

57:52

grocery store on the edge here looking for one

57:53

R50 million a year.

57:55

Yes, yes

57:55

.

57:57

So that's what you have to swallow and

58:00

understand. Okay.

58:02

Okay. Okay, Bro.

58:04

Okay. Hope this helps.

58:06

Thank you.

58:07

Okay,

58:08

next one.

58:11

Also, friends who want to chat

58:13

here, please chat here. I'll

58:14

read it later too. If there is something interesting,

58:16

just give me your case, I will

58:17

read it and share it too. Okay.

58:29

Hello, BTIM. Permission.

58:30

Yes

58:32

Okay. First of all, thank you team for

58:37

sharing your knowledge and giving me the opportunity to

58:39

ask questions here

58:41

.

58:44

Currently create my profile age Oh,

58:47

previously my name was Fajri.

58:50

Pat what?

58:52

Fajri.

58:53

Fajri.

58:53

Fajri.

58:54

Okay. Fajri.

58:55

Fajri.

58:57

24 years old.

58:59

Status still single.

59:02

Why does the status have to be announced?

59:04

Huh? Look for your soulmate here. Okay.

59:07

So there are no responsibilities. There are still no

59:10

liabilities at this time.

59:12

Yes The

59:14

ASN job for homepay is

59:18

still IDR million per month.

59:20

I,

59:20

but for the addition, there is THR and the

59:23

14th salary, the total is probably IDR 14 million. So the

59:30

total for a month is 8.2 million

59:33

teams.

59:34

Yes, just Rp. 8 million. Okay, go on.

59:36

Okay, Pastor, currently I

59:39

have total assets of around R4 million

59:42

or so.

59:43

What do you have?

59:45

Ee total savings assets

59:49

54 million with a division of

59:53

23 million in RB.

59:55

How much did you spend before?

59:56

How much is the expenditure? Okay, monthly expenses are

1:00:02

around 4 million.

1:00:05

R.200. But for the biggest annual expense,

1:00:11

I go home because

1:00:14

my current domicile is in Tidore.

1:00:16

Yes So, every year I can spend

1:00:20

around 12 to 15 million on my homecoming trip. Then

1:00:24

I am also still continuing my studies for my

1:00:26

undergraduate degree and it

1:00:29

will probably end at the end of this year

1:00:33

.

1:00:34

Yes.

1:00:35

Okay. Well, for the plans and eh, let's

1:00:39

continue with the assets,

1:00:41

okay?

1:00:43

Hey, my assets are 23 million in the form of

1:00:46

RDPU.

1:00:47

23 million, yes. Okay.

1:00:49

23 million in RDPU.

1:00:52

My BBCA is 12 million.

1:00:57

I have 5 million BMRI,

1:01:02

12.8 million Bitcoin

1:01:05

,

1:01:05

and 1.5 million USDT, zero debt. Okay.

1:01:13

Okay. Hey, I have a

1:01:16

short-term plan to join AC and

1:01:19

raise money at the end of 2026 or

1:01:22

early 2027. Hopefully the disco program

1:01:25

will continue, Professor Tim. Okay,

1:01:28

the question is

1:01:30

okay, the question is in the next 2 years,

1:01:33

my parents will retire.

1:01:36

Okay.

1:01:37

So what is Broti's view

1:01:40

on my current position? Is

1:01:43

my asset allocation strategy

1:01:45

correct? So how do I

1:01:48

increase my income

1:01:50

so that my saving rate is

1:01:52

higher? Should I start a business or

1:01:56

continue taking classes to improve

1:01:59

my skills and education first, bro?

1:02:01

Team. Okay.

1:02:02

Because I also plan to continue my

1:02:05

Masters in 2027, around August.

1:02:10

Okay, that answers a very good question.

1:02:11

Firstly, if you feel that a Master's degree

1:02:14

will increase your income,

1:02:16

you should get a Master's degree. That's the first answer. Okay.

1:02:20

And in terms of your assets, what you

1:02:22

do is actually your assets are already

1:02:23

good because you already have the amount of money,

1:02:26

times the amount of expenses, right?

1:02:29

That was IDR 3 million in the RDPU.

1:02:33

It's already checked and you have

1:02:34

your positions that you told me about,

1:02:35

everything is okay like that. But maybe

1:02:37

your question is more about how to make it

1:02:39

bigger. Because if you have 4

1:02:41

million, 4 million a month,

1:02:45

you want to touch it, which means

1:02:46

your pension figure is

1:02:48

4 million per month multiplied by 12 * 25, which is the

1:02:54

same as 1.2

1:02:58

billion, right?

1:03:02

To reach 1.2 M with 4 million

1:03:04

a month, you need approximately

1:03:08

25 years, right? You want to shorten

1:03:11

it to your financial freedom target, right?

1:03:15

Ready.

1:03:16

So the answer is you have to increase it by

1:03:18

4 million per month. How do you get

1:03:19

to 12? Kara 12, this is going down straight away, so

1:03:22

how much is it? 12 years, that

1:03:24

should be more or less. I'm just doing a

1:03:26

rough calculation.

1:03:28

So how can

1:03:32

12 be multiplied by 3? Is that with

1:03:35

S2? Is it with ee trying?

1:03:40

Okay. So the way to make the most money

1:03:42

in this world is definitely by

1:03:44

creating a side income. You've been

1:03:46

calling a lot of people who have businesses,

1:03:48

right? You can't get rich by just

1:03:50

exchanging your time for money. If you

1:03:52

also become an ASN you can't be rich. You ca

1:03:53

n't get rich by exchanging time for money.

1:03:55

What you can do is exchange

1:03:57

your time to build a business

1:04:00

that can make you money. Okay. When you have a

1:04:03

lot of money, your money will

1:04:05

become money again. So there are steps like that

1:04:07

. But that doesn't mean

1:04:09

he left his job. His work

1:04:10

will be the main foundation. Well,

1:04:13

you have to be able to think about how

1:04:16

to generate business if your skills are close to yours

1:04:18

.

1:04:22

Ready, Prof. Team.

1:04:23

Hey, for input, if for example I

1:04:28

learn skills in the world of investment, is

1:04:31

it possible or not to join the trading team and so

1:04:35

on.

1:04:35

Look, if you want to talk about investing,

1:04:38

everyone here is investing,

1:04:39

right? And investing isn't something that's

1:04:42

so complex. Investing

1:04:44

is a

1:04:45

simple thing. When it comes to

1:04:47

trading, trading is a

1:04:48

very, very specific job. it's

1:04:51

not a job that everyone can take on

1:04:53

. Out of 100 people, there's probably only

1:04:55

one like that. But if I talk about

1:04:57

trying, out of 100 people, maybe 7 or

1:04:59

10 will succeed. Your chances

1:05:03

of starting a business upgrading your skills and

1:05:05

selling them are greater

1:05:07

than if you try to focus 100% on

1:05:10

trading in the market. I don't

1:05:11

deny that there are crazy people who can do that, you know

1:05:13

. If we talk

1:05:15

about overseas, people like

1:05:16

Paul Toor Jones and there are many

1:05:19

overseas fans who are purely from

1:05:20

trading. But it's not for

1:05:23

everyone. Personally, I'm

1:05:26

more inclined towards investing like that.

1:05:28

I built a business to get results from

1:05:30

my business, then I invested with the

1:05:32

results of my business. Because if we want to

1:05:34

divide the world's millionaires, 70% are

1:05:37

definitely entrepreneurs. 20%

1:05:40

are probably athletes, artists and others.

1:05:42

10% are new investors. Because investors

1:05:44

usually come when the business is

1:05:46

already big. Yes. So if we look

1:05:48

at the richest families

1:05:49

in the world, investment is

1:05:53

their last game. When he was

1:05:55

Samolton, for example,

1:05:58

he made Walmart.

1:06:01

Well, this was when he was older that he created

1:06:04

Walter Enterprise, he just started investing,

1:06:05

you know. But he can have a

1:06:07

very big business. Yes, we want to

1:06:10

say that everyone who can become a conglomerate is

1:06:12

like that. We want to talk about Antoni

1:06:13

Salim. Okay. He has Bogasari, he has

1:06:17

Indofood, right? This makes Indomie, so

1:06:20

he can invest in other things in

1:06:21

the Philippines, in Hong Kong.

1:06:24

So people usually have one branch

1:06:26

, even if you want to talk about group needles,

1:06:29

from cigarettes, they can buy

1:06:30

steak at BCA, Polron, etc.

1:06:35

So the game is how to

1:06:37

build a business, we no

1:06:39

longer exchange our time to

1:06:42

get money because if we only exchange

1:06:44

time to get money, we can't be rich like

1:06:45

that.

1:06:50

Okay

1:06:51

ready to give. Thank you for your input.

1:06:53

Okay, hopefully it's answered. The important thing is to be

1:06:55

prepared to

1:06:57

exchange jobs without exchanging

1:07:00

money for

1:07:01

money. [laughs]

1:07:03

Okay,

1:07:05

let's go. Thank You.

1:07:08

Well, someone asked here, right?

1:07:10

Muhammad Iqbal, yes. I am 19 years old and have a

1:07:15

business that generates R30 million per month.

1:07:17

How is the portfolio allocated?

1:07:21

So when you are still young and

1:07:23

can earn what is called money, yes,

1:07:26

at the age of 19 you can earn R million.

1:07:29

The thing that should be done is

1:07:31

something like that. You think, okay, I

1:07:34

have an income, it's okay, how do I

1:07:36

maintain it first, because you

1:07:39

don't want to double it straight away, the

1:07:41

investment is for survival first.

1:07:43

Okay,

1:07:45

the key to your investment is one, don't

1:07:48

lose.

1:07:51

Okay, this is what it means to survive

1:07:53

when you have income. Second, it is just

1:07:56

developing.

1:07:59

This one and du don't get it the wrong way around

1:08:02

. 19 years old has an income of R30 million,

1:08:05

you must first not lose, second

1:08:07

grow.

1:08:10

And here's another question

1:08:13

[clears throat]

1:08:18

. Someone asked, "I'm currently studying the

1:08:20

concept of tokonization like RW. Is there any

1:08:22

good business capital for tokonization

1:08:24

in Indonesia?"

1:08:26

If you want to focus on working in the

1:08:29

blockchain field, RA could be

1:08:31

an interesting industry.

1:08:33

Because it is stocking

1:08:35

assets, yes. And is there an opportunity in Indonesia

1:08:37

? The answer is definitely yes,

1:08:38

because there are so many assets here that

1:08:40

haven't been allocated yet.

1:08:49

Okay, so next time we go live,

1:08:51

guys, please ask what it's called

1:08:53

in the comments and I'll be able to

1:08:56

answer it one by one, but for those who want to

1:08:58

ask in the next live, you can just

1:09:00

go straight to Discord and

1:09:02

fill out the form there and

1:09:05

see you in the next live.

1:09:12

[

1:09:23

music]

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