Valuetainment - October 26, 2018


Episode 197： Top 10 Documentaries for Entrepreneurs


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10 Documentaries To Watch As An Entrepreneur 1. I'll Sleep When I'm Dead by Steve Aoki 2. I'm Too Stupid To Die by John Singleton 3. I Don't Care About That by Robert Downey Jr. 4. I Can't Sleep Anymore by Oprah Winfrey 5. The Power of a Family by Michael Bloomberg 6. My Next Guest: Steve Jobs 7. Evocator by Gloria Allred 8. Enron by Andy Fastow 9. I Have No Idea What I'm Gonna Do with My Next $100,000 by Enron 10. One Time for the Underdog by DJ Khaled

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00:00:00.000 30 seconds, one time for the underdog, ignition sequence start, let me see you put em up, reach
00:00:09.240 the sky, touch the stars up above, cause it's one time for the underdog, one time for the
00:00:16.240 underdog.
00:00:17.360 I'm Pat Shubit, your host of ITM, and today I'm gonna recommend you 10 documentaries to
00:00:21.460 watch as an entrepreneur.
00:00:23.080 So let me get right into it.
00:00:24.120 Number 10 documentary is I'll Sleep When I'm Dead.
00:00:26.740 See, when I watch his documentary, I watch it a night before I was sitting down with
00:00:30.340 Steve Aoki to kind of talk to him about what his life is all about.
00:00:33.260 How did he go from being a regular guy in Orange County to all of a sudden making $28 million,
00:00:38.380 you're DJing.
00:00:39.100 How did he make $28 million, you're DJing, and you're on a Forbes list?
00:00:41.900 And when you listen to his story of his life, you will realize exactly why he became who
00:00:45.680 he became.
00:00:46.020 His father went on one of these hot air balloon rides and went from Japan to US, that was a
00:00:50.760 Guinness Book of World Record for like 30 years, and his father was a wrestling champion,
00:00:54.980 and Steve Aoki is the son, and he has to overcome the shadow and try to top this guy.
00:00:59.900 Here's my dad, I gotta top, and he does.
00:01:01.980 So when you see the dynamics about the role his mother played, his father played, it's
00:01:05.540 an incredible documentary to watch.
00:01:06.920 Now, number nine, Sian Allred.
00:01:08.880 This is a story of Gloria Allred.
00:01:11.080 She has settled lawsuits, nearly a quarter of a billion dollars in her career.
00:01:16.900 So when you watch this documentary, a lot of people say, oh, you know, she's all about
00:01:19.960 public humiliation.
00:01:21.020 She's a feminist. 1.00
00:01:21.720 She pins men against women, all this other stuff. 1.00
00:01:23.660 I've seen feminists that don't even know what feminism means, and I know feminists 1.00
00:01:27.340 that truly believe in what they believe in.
00:01:29.620 When her and I sat down in her office, everybody was uncomfortable.
00:01:32.780 This is gonna come out here soon, but one of the things I respect about her story is
00:01:35.980 the fact that this woman is an absolute true believer.
00:01:38.920 It'll make you think about true believers in a whole different way.
00:01:41.480 Number eight, this is the story of Enron, the smartest guys in the room.
00:01:45.580 Andy Fastow was the former CFO for Enron, and him and I have sat down, we've spoken, we've
00:01:49.720 had some very, very good conversations together.
00:01:51.520 He's changed his life dramatically after what happened before to what it is today.
00:01:55.460 You hear a time when everybody was doing what Enron was doing.
00:02:00.320 They got caught.
00:02:01.120 Now listen, they weren't doing the right thing, but everybody was doing it.
00:02:03.540 So if everybody is doing it, you're in the mix, you're kind of like, well, they're doing
00:02:06.140 it worse than we are.
00:02:06.980 What's wrong if I do?
00:02:07.840 What's wrong if we do it?
00:02:09.000 Boom, and you get caught.
00:02:09.760 And this is when capitalism gets a black eye.
00:02:12.580 This is when you hear certain news channels, MSNBC and CNN say, capitalists, they're filled
00:02:17.760 with greed and all this other stuff.
00:02:19.500 In these types of scenarios, they're right.
00:02:21.960 Hopefully when you watch it, you'll say to yourself, I am involved in certain things in
00:02:25.820 my business right now that's gray.
00:02:27.580 I highly recommend for you to get out of it because all it takes is one time.
00:02:31.000 One time for something to happen and your business is gone and you have to go back and
00:02:34.420 rebuild your reputation, your business, and it's just not something you want to go through.
00:02:37.660 Number seven, Evocator.
00:02:39.560 This is the story of a host back in the days, in the 80s, 90s, Morton Downey Jr., who was
00:02:45.680 a son of Morton Downey Sr. and what happened to him, how he came up.
00:02:50.140 His father used to be this major singer.
00:02:52.240 Everybody knew about it.
00:02:53.200 They had a house right by the water and the Kennedys had it behind them.
00:02:56.140 So he hung out with the Kennedys and everybody knew and they respected the dad.
00:02:59.720 And this kid is trying to outshine his dad.
00:03:02.080 He would sit there.
00:03:03.100 One time they brought a magazine in with his father before he's getting interviewed and he throws
00:03:07.080 his, trashes his magazine all over the place, flips out temper.
00:03:11.240 He just wanted to outshadow his father.
00:03:13.020 He said, I don't want to be in this guy's shadow.
00:03:14.840 And then he gets the opportunity, becomes the biggest thing on television and what happened
00:03:19.380 for him to go from here, passing Oprah, passing Phil Downeyl, passing everybody and what caused
00:03:25.560 the fall.
00:03:26.300 When you study the fall, you'll sit there and say, wow, I never thought about it this way
00:03:31.000 again.
00:03:31.520 Because sometimes when you get caught up with a lot of attention, you're willing to do anything
00:03:34.720 and everything to get more attention because you always want to top the attention.
00:03:37.700 And sometimes you can cross the line and that's when a big fall is around the corner.
00:03:40.760 Evacuator is a great documentary you've got to watch.
00:03:42.440 You can actually find it on Netflix.
00:03:44.060 Number six, Becoming Zlatan.
00:03:46.000 This is the story of Zlatan Ibrahimovic, which is a very, very famous soccer player.
00:03:51.180 I think right now he's playing for LA Galaxy.
00:03:53.260 This guy's made a few hundred million dollars playing soccer and he just recently gave up
00:03:57.260 a $90 million contract to play in China for two years for $3 million contract to play
00:04:01.800 in LA for two years, which is insanity, but he took it.
00:04:05.000 The reason why this documentary is very important, I watch this documentary on my sister's house
00:04:10.260 because my nephew, Sean, is a ridiculous soccer player whom I believe in.
00:04:13.840 I think this kid can do some special things with his life.
00:04:16.140 Sean, if you're watching this, buddy, your uncle loves you.
00:04:18.240 And there's a part that's very important.
00:04:20.800 He is going with his agent to sign his first contract and he is 16, 17 years old.
00:04:27.240 His agent's in his mid-40s and his agent is nervous.
00:04:30.740 He looks at his agent very calmly and says, hey, hey, look at me.
00:04:34.580 Settle down.
00:04:36.040 Calm down.
00:04:37.520 Calm down.
00:04:38.260 Act like you've been here before.
00:04:40.440 A 16, 17-year-old kid is telling a 45-year-old something like this.
00:04:43.680 And the agent looks at him and says, oh, I'm sorry.
00:04:45.560 Yes, yes, you're right.
00:04:46.700 We have been here before.
00:04:47.920 And then they go in and negotiate.
00:04:49.260 Here's a person that's 45 that's his age and is giving advice by a 16, 17-year-old.
00:04:53.060 Relax.
00:04:53.740 We belong here.
00:04:55.200 Stop acting like this is such a big deal.
00:04:57.060 Why is this so important for the younger people to watch this?
00:04:59.340 It's because some of you think you have to be 40, 45, 50 years old to go out there and
00:05:03.140 make these big deals and big negotiation deals.
00:05:05.200 Here's a 16, 17-year-old kid who knew how much time and effort he had put in a tray to
00:05:09.020 become as good as he is right now, which gave him the confidence to tell a 45-year-old, listen,
00:05:14.100 relax.
00:05:14.740 We got this.
00:05:15.280 Just go to the negotiation that we need to do here to get the deal that we know we deserve.
00:05:19.280 And he went and got it done.
00:05:20.140 Very, very important documentary for the younger teenage entrepreneurs to watch.
00:05:23.200 But it's on a list of a documentary that's must-watch.
00:05:25.920 Phenomenal documentary.
00:05:26.660 I would have put it higher, but I put out the ranking that it is right now.
00:05:29.460 Number five, the 85 Bears.
00:05:31.300 So we rented out the biggest private castle in America, 32 bedrooms.
00:05:35.220 I rented the entire place.
00:05:36.540 This is in New York.
00:05:37.500 And we had a meeting.
00:05:38.400 And imagine it's 9 o'clock at night.
00:05:40.020 It is snowing.
00:05:41.000 It is white outside.
00:05:42.940 Snow all over the place.
00:05:44.440 We're sitting there in this room.
00:05:45.940 Lights off.
00:05:46.500 I'm standing up the entire time.
00:05:47.960 Lights come on at the end.
00:05:49.760 Everyone's in tears.
00:05:51.160 Everyone's crying.
00:05:51.840 I said, tell me what you're thinking right now.
00:05:53.260 And they went through the process.
00:05:54.240 You see, the story there is a story about a coach named Mike Ditka, who was a phenomenal
00:05:58.780 Chicago Bear player.
00:06:00.020 He used to be the first tight end Hall of Famer.
00:06:02.380 Great guy as a player that ends up becoming a coach.
00:06:05.760 Yet, the credibility in the locker room was by a guy named Buddy Ryan, whom the defensive
00:06:11.240 guy would have ran through a wall for this guy named Buddy Ryan.
00:06:14.680 And it was Mike Singletary and all these other guys.
00:06:17.220 The quarterback who was going through concussion tests.
00:06:19.800 He was doing all these things.
00:06:20.600 And you're seeing the dynamics of leadership, how the Bears brought in Ditka and said, Buddy
00:06:26.480 Ryan, you're going to report to Ditka.
00:06:28.540 And Buddy Ryan's like, wait a minute.
00:06:29.780 I'm supposed to be the head coach and it didn't happen.
00:06:31.780 Many times when you're running a business, you're running a team, ownership or someone
00:06:35.580 is going to make the wrong call on who needs to run the whole thing.
00:06:38.180 And you still got to figure out a way to make it work.
00:06:40.160 And you still got to figure out a way to say, listen, I know you think I'm in this position.
00:06:43.660 No problem.
00:06:44.200 I'm going to go above and beyond and show you my leadership level that I have in the
00:06:48.220 company needs to be higher and hopefully to get noticed.
00:06:51.280 You know what happened at the end of the day?
00:06:52.740 They won the Super Bowl.
00:06:53.740 And it's a very emotional Super Bowl and how they won it.
00:06:55.780 It's the only time in the history of sports and football, this is the first time where
00:06:59.440 they carried the coach and the defensive coordinator, Buddy Ryan.
00:07:03.340 This has never happened because the players are trying to say, you were just as much of
00:07:06.860 a coach to us as Ditka was.
00:07:08.880 And Ditka, years later, agreed when he talks about the story.
00:07:11.780 It's just very emotional.
00:07:12.600 I got the chills just thinking about it because I remember when we were in Ohika Castle and
00:07:15.640 going through the soul process.
00:07:16.800 Phenomenal documentary to watch with your team.
00:07:19.060 You want to have a team movie?
00:07:20.180 This is the one to do it with.
00:07:21.340 And number four, four days in October, which is the story of the 2004 Red Sox that are down
00:07:28.720 three to nothing to the New York Yankees and they make a comeback.
00:07:33.520 This has never happened before.
00:07:35.360 The entire country was rooting for the Red Sox because they hadn't won a championship for
00:07:39.760 a while since they traded what?
00:07:41.400 Babe Ruth, the whole thing that they did, all of these guys are cursed because it's
00:07:44.560 the curse of the Bambino.
00:07:46.280 I cannot believe they're going through this.
00:07:47.700 Now, we got some insider information about what happened with Kevin Millar.
00:07:50.820 Kevin Millar, the third baseman, who was not the top five best player on that team.
00:07:54.800 At that time, Manny Ramirez had come off the Cleveland Indians.
00:07:58.160 He was playing with Joey Bell, those guys at that time.
00:08:00.040 They had Pedro Martinez, which was killing it.
00:08:02.080 Kurt Schilling, and he had the blood on his leg.
00:08:03.980 They had Papa, who was just leaving.
00:08:05.520 Ortiz was coming from Minnesota.
00:08:07.140 They had all these other guys.
00:08:07.860 They had Johnny.
00:08:08.380 They had all these guys, right?
00:08:09.480 But everyone had given up because the Yankees are just going to come down and they have
00:08:12.640 to stack team.
00:08:13.700 They're going to get it.
00:08:14.720 Kevin Millar, third baseman, not the top five best player on the team.
00:08:18.300 Moral of the story here, you don't have to be the best guy in the company to rally everybody.
00:08:22.460 Sometimes it's just the guy that comes in and changes the spirit.
00:08:25.040 Before the game, this doesn't make it in the documentary.
00:08:26.980 This is just insider information due to proper investigation that we have here with the
00:08:30.960 company.
00:08:31.420 Kevin Millar pulls all the players and says, listen, if we're going to lose, we're going
00:08:33.900 to lose.
00:08:34.300 Let's do a shot of tequila.
00:08:35.180 Everybody does a shot of tequila before the game and they go out and he starts going and
00:08:39.060 talking to the news guys.
00:08:40.260 The journalist says, hey, you look like you're already picking Yankees.
00:08:42.580 Don't pick the Yankees.
00:08:43.420 I'm telling you, don't pick the Yankees.
00:08:44.880 We're going to get it.
00:08:45.440 Don't pick it.
00:08:45.860 Pick the Red Sox.
00:08:46.740 And he goes telling everybody and he's so loose.
00:08:49.160 Yankees come out like this.
00:08:50.280 You know how Yankees always look so proper, you know? 1.00
00:08:52.240 They're going to kill him.
00:08:52.960 Why is Kevin Millar so excited?
00:08:54.420 And then the game starts.
00:08:55.340 Then it's 3-2.
00:08:56.340 What if everybody on ESPN is going crazy and then 3-3 and then boom, they win 4-3.
00:09:00.900 And the Yankees locker room, they're sitting there like, what the hell just happened today?
00:09:06.620 This documentary is such a great documentary for you to watch with your team, especially
00:09:11.260 if you're behind in your numbers and you try to make up the numbers and you try to inspire
00:09:15.640 some people in your company to be a Kevin Millar.
00:09:18.280 Pump and Iron.
00:09:19.180 And this is the story of Arnold Schwarzenegger.
00:09:21.200 Listen, if you're a bodybuilder, you exercise, you've probably watched this before.
00:09:25.840 It's got to be one of the best documentaries of all time.
00:09:28.260 Now, it tells the story of Arnold before he became Arnold and you will see glimpses of
00:09:33.340 how this man who ends up becoming a governor of the state of California, he really learned
00:09:38.300 how to debate when he was playing against these other competitors against Ferrigno.
00:09:43.560 He would go and sit down and talk to his parents and how he would throw off his competitors
00:09:47.220 and the jokes and how loose it was.
00:09:49.340 And a lot of people think, well, this guy's just a muscle guy and he's just a big guy.
00:09:52.500 He's not that smart.
00:09:53.300 He was brilliant.
00:09:54.440 Men, women, everybody watch it.
00:09:56.640 You'll be entertained and you'll learn a lot about business and life as well.
00:10:00.040 Number two, super mensch, is the story of Shep Gordon.
00:10:03.800 Business is all about marketing.
00:10:05.500 You've got to figure out a way how to market and how to tell the story.
00:10:07.940 Shep Gordon may be a person not a lot of people know in the regular day-to-day world,
00:10:11.400 but let me tell you something.
00:10:12.540 Everybody in Hollywood wished Shep Gordon was one of their friends or representing him
00:10:17.500 because this is a guy that moves.
00:10:19.220 You know, he wants to be a firefighter, I think, or cop or something like that.
00:10:21.820 He moves to LA, stays at this apartment where all these celebs, Jimi Hendrix, everybody's
00:10:25.840 staying there.
00:10:26.420 Outside by the pool one day, he starts smoking weed with all these other guys.
00:10:29.520 They hook up together.
00:10:30.420 They start hanging out together.
00:10:31.340 He says, I think you need to do this.
00:10:32.460 I think you need to do that.
00:10:33.420 And he had people, artists that would say, throw chicken in the audience.
00:10:36.660 Just some random guerrilla marketing creative ideas that nobody had ever done in Hollywood
00:10:42.400 and entertainment.
00:10:43.540 And he did it.
00:10:44.080 He pushed the envelope.
00:10:44.800 By the way, when you see how he talks, when you see how he's wired, very calm, very easy,
00:10:49.380 very chill.
00:10:50.160 And when he does parties in his house in Hawaii, you know who shows up on his birthday party?
00:10:53.940 Names of names in Hollywood that went, oh my gosh, what's he doing here?
00:10:57.420 I had a friend of mine, Byron, who did one-two party of his at his house in Hawaii.
00:11:00.360 He says, Pat, Oprah Winfrey was at, everybody was at this guy's house at the party.
00:11:04.400 Shep Gordon, documentary called Superman, made it at number two.
00:11:07.740 And last but not least, Senna.
00:11:09.320 This is the story of Ayrton Senna.
00:11:11.460 Many of you who know me, you know how much I love Ayrton Senna.
00:11:14.020 To the point where my youngest daughter's first name is Senna.
00:11:17.340 Spelled the same exact way.
00:11:18.720 S-E-N-N-A. 1.00
00:11:19.720 See, Ayrton Senna was a guy who brought so much pride and love to his country, Brazil.
00:11:25.260 When Brazil was going through the phase where this guy was winning championships after championships
00:11:29.540 after championships, beating pros, beating all these guys.
00:11:31.700 He was, at that time, the Michael Jordan of Formula One.
00:11:34.380 Pre-Michael Schumacher, right?
00:11:35.640 Michael Schumacher looked up to this guy.
00:11:37.800 He came and changed the entire game.
00:11:39.580 One time he was racing.
00:11:40.800 Watch this, how efficient this guy was.
00:11:42.440 He's going around a turn and he hits the tires on the side, the wall.
00:11:46.140 He comes out and he tells all the people that are the officials, he says, that wall was moved.
00:11:50.960 He says, it wasn't moved.
00:11:51.840 I'm telling you, that wall was moved six inches.
00:11:54.520 We're telling you, it wasn't moved.
00:11:56.060 He says, let's go outside.
00:11:57.340 They go outside with the officials.
00:11:59.240 Officials look at it and say, you were right.
00:12:01.120 The wall was moved six inches.
00:12:02.580 How can you tell six inches apart when you're driving?
00:12:05.120 That was Ayrton Senna.
00:12:05.940 When he died, 12 million kids in Brazil went to school because of Ayrton Senna's non-profit.
00:12:10.400 His sister ran it.
00:12:11.740 12 million kids in Brazil, they went to school because of what Ayrton Senna did with his legacy.
00:12:16.160 My challenge to everybody with this documentary is, watch how this man wanted to find out what the best version of himself could look like.
00:12:22.580 That's all he was after.
00:12:24.020 He wanted to find out.
00:12:24.840 He said, what can I look like if I give my best to this game?
00:12:28.940 And he ended up finding out about it.
00:12:30.140 Whatever you do in whatever industry you choose, you've got to ask yourself, what can happen if I give my best in this industry?
00:12:35.020 What is truly my capacity?
00:12:36.840 What is truly my upside if I give everything I've got?
00:12:39.960 What is my ceiling?
00:12:41.480 You're always going to end up breaking through the ceiling if you end up giving your best.
00:12:44.360 So, that's why I made it number one.
00:12:45.960 Obviously, he's got a special place in my heart.
00:12:47.540 All the Brazilian community, Brazilian value-tainers, you know how we have that emotional connection on Instagram and Snapchat when we go back and forth. 1.00
00:12:53.260 I love Senna for many different reasons, but Senna's documentary is number one for mindsets that he had in life that I think can help any entrepreneur out there.
00:13:01.000 So, these are the top 10 documentaries.
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00:13:26.460 Take care, everybody.
00:13:27.160 Bye-bye.