Noah Neiman
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160 appearances
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first heard Nov 2024
last heard Nov 2024
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But you can't go about it with the angle of this is why I'm doing it. You have to go about it as this is the value that I've created. And this is the value that I want to give consistently to every single person, whether they can do something for me or not. And you'd be surprised you'll find those people that can do something for you and they want to give it back to you.
Why do you think that people should incorporate charity into their lives, whether it's their family or their office?
I mean, I think we said it before, service to others is our rent for our room here on earth. So incorporating a charitable component is really the bedrock of society. You know, we're tribal creatures. We have to look out for one of, you know, each other.
So for Knuckle Therapy, the first thing that I started with was, how can I use this brand to help animal rescues and lower income families with veterinary services? Because for me, when Oz was 15, he had internal bleeding. He had a tumor that I didn't know, and it bust. And I rushed him to the hospital, and the surgery was like $10,000.
And they told me, they're like, listen, we can do this surgery. Chances are 50-50, he's not going to make it through. And this dog saved my life. I'm serious. The times when I was going through panic attacks, and he would come put his head on my thigh and just let me know it's going to be OK. How could I not? But I was fortunate enough because I had those finances.
If not, I would have had to made the terrible decision to just literally let him pass. And now he ended up living four more years almost. So three and a half more years. So I want to provide that for family. So if you can have those charitable elements authentically laced into your life. brand or your service, then I don't know. That's just another point of differentiation.
That's, that's authentic and it's not disingenuous and it showcases who you are because it's almost unimportant what you do. There's a thousand garments that are the same. There's a thousand workouts that are the same, but having a really strong charitable component laced into the business model is going to be one of your authentic points of differentiation.
And it shows that you're a human and not some amorphous soul sucking brand.
so 100 something years from now when it's time for noah to pass maybe 200 years from now oh my god it's time for you to pass and you go from 80 locations to 250 locations to 2500 locations and you've got like scrooge mcduck money how do you decide what percentage to break up amongst family friends charity no one everyone what do you do
um you remember that scene in the joker where he just lights it all on fire yeah you're on your own suckers you earn your own shit um no i'm kidding um i i don't have any kids i will eventually um but to be honest i don't i want to give away I mean, that's my plan right now. Even if I have children, I want to make sure they're okay with school.
But there's something about earning your own and finding your own way that I think was really impactful to me. And I've been around a lot of people that have been given a lot of things. They have the McLarens and they have it, but they haven't earned it. So they are left feeling super empty. I have to do some deep soul searching when the time comes.
Um, but I plan on giving a ton away to probably dog shelters, dog sanctuaries, dog charities. Cause again, I don't know if I'm here talking to you, uh, without Oz. I don't know. I don't know. I mean, I obviously have a loving family that, that helps, but, um, I'd want to do more for, for animals. So I think that, I don't know. I, who, who's cat? I think it was, um, uh,
Lagerfeld's cat is worth like 300 million or something, like Karl Lagerfeld's cat, look it up. I think I have two dogs, Tyson and Zoe. They're gonna be quadrillionaires. So yeah, I'll give a lot away, but again, I'm gonna have to do some deeper thinking about the ramifications of leaving a fortune to your loved ones.
Where can people find you, the brand, the business? Talk through it.
At Noah D. Neiman. It's a lot of UGC. It's really just me and the dogs and some workouts. So at Noah D. Neiman, N-E-I-M-A-N. And I still teach. I'm in New York. I'm in L.A. I'm all over. I might be in Tokyo, in Bondi. So I post my schedule a lot and kind of where I'm at.
and that's it I mean I'm out in the streets I mean I um hit me up online DM me and just say what's up all right guys so it's really important for you to discuss finances money situations accounting salaries credit all those things with your friends family and followers these discussions have to happen there's nothing rude about talking about reality money is reality it helps pay for
Healthcare, rent, food, a lot of great things. Have you ever tried desserts? You need money for desserts. Have you ever tried a smoothie? I like smoothies. But they're $8 and $10 and $7 and $12 a round.
You're not going to Air One for the $25 Hailey Bieber smoothie.
Come on now. We're in Los Angeles. And so those things that you might want, take money and it's not rude to talk about it. We have to be able to discuss it with our friends and family and it has to be part of our society because it's daily life when you have credit cards and debt and situations and rent and leases and borrowing money from your friends for 200 bucks.
Like those things are real and we have to be able to talk about it with our people. And that's why we've stayed so consistent up on the charts with the money Mondays because of you having those discussions and sharing our clips with your friends, family and followers. So visit us at themoneymondays.com and we will see you guys next Monday.
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