No, it's my friend's.

This is your yacht?

Yeah, how can I help you?

I go all over the world interviewing the most successful people.

I grew a channel to 10 million followers. Do you think I could interview you real quick?

About what?

What did you do to be able to afford a yacht?

I'm in the oil, the oil industry.

Are you a business owner?

I am.

How long have you been a business owner?

Oh my gosh. Well, I'm no longer really a business owner. I sold it in 2023.

You sold your company?

I sold my company, yeah.

For how much?

For me, my equity shares were worth about $90 billion.

$90 billion?

Yeah.

Are you a billionaire?

Yes.

You're a billionaire.

Yes, I am.

Are you actually?

Yes.

That's incredible.

What do you do differently?

Like, what do you do differently from millionaires?

That's what I want to know.

There are over 360 female billionaires in the entire world.

So I flew out to one of the richest cities in the world, Miami, Florida, to come find and ask women who built multi-billion dollar and multi-million dollar empires out here to figure out how they created their wealth and how you can do the exact same thing to make yourself financially free in 2025.

So stay tuned with us from start to finish because this video is going to be crazy.

With that being said, let's get this video on the way.

We're right now at one of the wealthiest parts in Miami, at YOLO.

We got a G-Wagon pulling up to the valet right now.

We got to see if we can go get some date from them out here, you guys. Come on.

Excuse me, ma'am.

Ma'am.

Ma'am.

Is this your G-Wagon?

Sorry?

Is this your G-Wagon?

Yes.

And what do you do for living out here in Miami to be able to afford a G-Wagon?

I'm in the oil, the oil industry.

You're in the oil business?

Yes, oil business.

Are you a business owner?

I am.

How long have you been a business owner?

For like 16 years.

Over these 16 years across your companies, what's the most amount of money you've made in a single year?

I don't know if I should say that.

Can you give me a range? Revenue, not personal. Revenue.

Between six to seven million.

Seven million dollars.

Yes, seven million dollars.

So you're a millionaire.

Absolutely.

And then I go all over the world interviewing the world's most successful people.

Could I get one quick minute with you for our channel real quick?

Sure.

Is that okay?

After this.

Is that okay?

Yes, one second.

Awesome.

What is the best financial advice that you've ever received?

Well-behaved women rarely make history.

Women who play by the rules, they won't really get anywhere.

You gotta break the rules.

Now you're in the oil business.

I am.

What business has made you the most money?

I think manufacturing solar panels.

Manufacturing solar panels and I think pumping crude oil.

What's the biggest deal you've ever closed?

It was like a 20 million dollar deal.

20 million dollars?

Yeah, it was a 28 million dollar deal.

28?

Yeah, it was a 28 million dollar deal but I got commissioned.

It wasn't my deal but I did it in Puerto Rico.

I did it in the airport and the commission was hefty.

In the oil business or what was that?

In the oil business and I was 21.

Are you a buyer or a seller?

I feel like I'm both depending on what the market is.

But I'm a seller.

I sell, sell, sell.

Are you good at sales?

I can sell water too.

A fish.

I've been selling for years.

I've been selling for years and I was in corporate customer service for 10 years so I know how to deal with people.

What's your secret to selling?

You're not asking the wrong questions, you're asking the wrong person.

That's game right there.

Yeah, keep asking, keep asking, keep asking, keep asking.

Go get a loan.

Sign up for whatever.

Close moms don't get fed.

And don't be afraid.

Just go.

If you don't go to the banks, if you don't try and find lenders, you're not going to know what you need.

So you weren't afraid to borrow money from banks?

No, I borrow money all the time.

Actually?

I do.

How do you leverage that debt into wealth?

I spread it out.

I spread it out.

I spread it out and I multiply it.

A lot of the times you say, okay, this is where we're going to spend it but I budget it and

I spread it out and a lot of the times I pay it back before it even makes what it needs to make.

Absolutely.

I can make it in ten phone calls.

So your network's important.

My network is hefty.

Big players.

Have you ever met a billionaire?

I've dated billionaires.

You've dated billionaires?

Of course.

What have you learned from all the billionaires that you've met, that you've interacted with, that you've networked with?

What do billionaires do differently from everybody else?

I think that more than anything, they like to talk.

They like quality time.

They like listeners.

They like listeners and they can separate the doers from the non-doers.

You're going to be a student for life and be open to that.

It doesn't matter where you are.

I'm constantly learning and I'm going to learn until my last breath.

So billionaires, they love that.

It's the playground.

You've got to take notes.

You've got to file taxes like a billionaire.

You've got to be a big girl.

Have you filed taxes like a billionaire?

All the time.

Yeah?

Yeah.

So do you pay a lot in taxes?

I mean, I have several trust accounts.

So what's the best way to not pay a lot of taxes?

Because the wealthiest people I've met, they don't pay any taxes.

I would say knowing how to do business, knowing how to write off and then, of course, actually securing your wealth.

And I want to say making sure that you have that generational wealth by having trust accounts, by having certain portfolios and filing it properly, doing business properly and knowing exactly how you can write off.

You really have to have a really good financial advisor and have a really crazy financial team.

Your team has to be hardcore.

Invest in it.

Invest in it because the more you invest in the best financial advisors and the best tax attorneys, you're going to save a lot of money.

When you build a team in every single part of your business, when you build the right team, they make money for you.

In your sleep, you can trust everybody.

I think your team, invest in your team.

So we got her coming out of the G-Wagon, out the valet, and she is in, of all businesses, the oil business.

You guys, if that puts anything in perspective, I want you guys to realize how much money is really out there in this world to be made, no matter what industry you are in, whether it's tech, finance, real estate, oil, energy, you never know how people are making their money.

Great interview out here in Miami.

We got to keep this one rolling and go get another one, you guys.

Come on, let's go.

All right, you guys, so we just got to our destination at the design district and we got somebody who pulled up in a baby blue Bentley.

I have never seen this car before, but we're going to go up, try and get an interview with them, see if we can get some game for them on how they got in a Bentley in today's world.

Man, this is a crazy whip right here.

Excuse me, ma'am.

Ma'am, question for you.

Is this your Bentley?

Yes, it is.

And what do you do for living out here in Miami to be able to afford a Bentley?

I'm an entrepreneur, an investor.

How long have you been a business owner?

Oh, my gosh.

Well, I'm no longer really a business owner.

I sold it in 2023.

You sold your company?

I sold my company, yeah.

For how much?

For me, my equity shares were worth about $90 million.

$90 billion?

Yeah.

So how much was the total company sold for?

Well, the company was valued at the time a little over $300 million.

$300 million?

Yeah.

And I go all over the world interviewing the most successful business owners.

Could I get one quick minute with you for the channel real quick?

Of course.

You got it.

Is that okay?

Yeah.

How long have you been a business owner?

Well, I owned SolidCorp for almost 10 years before I sold it.

What investment made you the most money?

SolidCorp.

I mean, I put 175 grand into SolidCorp, and it turned into $100 million in 10 years.

So, in other words, putting the money back into the business and investing in yourself is the best thing that's ever happened to me.

Oh, my God.

I bet on myself every day and twice on Sunday.

Like, there is no better bet than me because I know I'm going to win, and if I'm passionate about something, I'm going to give everything I got.

Now, I'm a little bit more in wealth preservation mode.

So the money that I made, I want to continue to make money.

That's why I'm an investor.

I'm an investor in startups.

I have money in private equity and hedge funds.

In the stock market, I do loans.

You know, I'm very diversified now.

But I think for entrepreneurs, if you think you have the special sauce, you've got to go all in on yourself.

I love that.

Did you have a lot of people that hated on you or doubted you when you were building your business?

I mean, I'm a woman who's been very successful.

Of course, I've had other people who has hated on me.

It's just part of the process.

So the way that I deal with that is I just try to empower as many women as possible.

So how did you personally find that self-belief to go generate millions and millions of dollars?

Because a lot of people go doubt themselves.

When they start out, they kind of get worried about people saying stuff about them.

They're going out of the box.

How did you find the self-belief to make millions of dollars?

You just have to not care, you know?

And the things that I was building, I was building a company that was making people's lives happier and healthier.

So I was excited every single day.

There was nothing that was going to get in the way of me building an empire across the country that I thought was improving people's lives.

And normally, the people that have something to say about that are people who normally sit on the sidelines and aren't actually doing the work.

So why would I care what they have to say anyway?

They're watching from the bleachers.

Yeah, exactly.

And you know, the cheap seats are called cheap seats for a reason.

Wow.

I love that.

That's gay right there.

Are you a reader by any chance?

Yes.

How many books have you read?

All over my lifetime?

Oh my gosh.

I don't know if I can even do that math.

What was the number one book that changed your life?