Why aren't I a Millionaire?

"10 years ago I GENUINELY believed that by the time I was 30 I would have made my first million. It's now looking increasingly unlikely, what went wrong?" This is the million pound question. James Bayliss-Smith is now 29. As a skint film-maker the prospect of earning a million is looking increasingly unlikely and he would like to know why he was so wildly optimistic 10 years ago.

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[nigel891]

good video man, is this you? looks very professional

[JamesBaylisssmith]

@nigel891 Too right it's me mate! Who'd have thought

[Let1fer]

Good luck with the lottery tickets. I'm convinced they will make you rich!

[teduran82]

Awesome video bruv, something everyone can relate to and I bet just making it was a learning experience. Rad!!

[showmaker]

lol, great video man! I still genuinely believe I will be a millionaire by 30 myself. Been saying for 10 years too! I am 27 now, I still have time!

[xDexBoy]

Wow man, you layed this video out really good!

[NorthJudsonBluejay]

Excellent video. If you want something bad enough you will achieve it. You are still young and have plenty of time to find your path to a million. Good luck!

[jxsilicon9]

A lot of people expect to sit on their ass and make millions. I try to tell people to acquire assets and how to acquire assets but they want to do stupid shit.To acquire a company you need about 10% to 20% of the acquisition price.You start small and then you move up.That will give you the experience in structuring deals.

[borderoo]

Awesome short I really enjoyed this

[badcliffe]

Really great film mate. Interesting idea, very apt in current times, funny, though-provoking. Hope you're well by the way. What you up to in Beijing? Merry Xmas to you and Shelly. Easy now, Radders.

[VANTERHEYDEN]

Good video - maybe this video will make you a millionaire... you never know... Anyway - everyone in this video seems very familar - maybe because I'm 29 and I grew up in Cambridge before leaving for London and elsewhere after A-Levels.