I have so many things in my life to be proud of. I really do. I would be
lying if I said I didn't have tons of things that I've accomplished. The fact that I am a multimillionaire,
the fact that I've graduated from college and I got a master's degree and then another master's
degree. I'm proud of my family. There's so many different things I'm proud of. But I
will say the proud, one of the proudest moments that I ever had was when my son,
and at the time I think he was 15 or 16 years old, he's 18, going on 19 now. He told me that
he was proud of me. So it's one thing when your parents tell you that they're proud of you,
and I've had that moment where my mom and my dad, they were negative against stump certain things,
and then they said something positive and they told me they were really proud of
me. But when my child tells me, my first born son tells me that he's proud of me,
that was my proudest moment. He was proud that I was on YouTube. He was proud of the stuff that
I was doing. He was proud of the book. He had told his friends at school. He had even taken
my book to the school, and I didn't even think he cared about any of that stuff. So that was,
to me was the most proudest moment was when my child that I gave birth to told me he was proud of
me because that's different than just loving your mom, but being proud of your mom. That's awesome.
So the legacy that's a fun question. So legacy is that I want to be remembered for
being a caring and loving millionaire. I've always wanted to be a smart person. I was dumb
for so long that I remember when I started going back to school and finished my college
degree. First I was a college dropout, but then I went back to school and finished my degree.
I felt like, okay, I can be a smart woman. I can be a smart person. I can be someone that people
think of as smart, not someone that they think of as dumb and then as I wanted to become rich and
to become wealthy, when I started getting money and acquiring wealth, then I wanted to be known
for that but then that really wasn't enough. Then I was like, I want to be known for being a loving,
kind millionaire, not just a loving, kind person, but a loving kind philanthropist that gives away
money and helps causes and has changed people's lives and is inspirational and motivational and
all of those type of things. So that's what I would love to be when I leave this earth and be known.
Ooh. So the first and hardest investment was when I got a coach. I said this, I was in my parents'
basement. I was broke. I was bankrupt. I had bad credit and I went to this class and I mean, he
told me it was $20,000 and I thought I was going to have a heart attack because I wanted it so bad,
and I didn't even have a job at the time. So how the heck am I going to pay a coach to teach me
something? But there was just something inside of me. He just told me, work on getting deposit,
don't worry about anything else. And I just kind of did that and that was a proud moment
for me because I did it myself and I didn't tell anyone. I didn't tell my husband, I didn't tell
my parents. I just knew that it's what I wanted to do. But at the same time, I wasn't a strong
person yet. So I couldn't tell people what I was doing because if they said something negative that
would throw me off and make me doubt myself. So that was the biggest investment. Even though I've
invested in other coaches, even though I've paid more for school, just because that was the first
time that I was investing in someone teaching me how to make money and me saying, all right,
you're going to teach me how to make money. I'm going to do it and that I'm going to make
money. That was different for me. That was the first time I'd ever done anything like that.
I have so many people that I look up to. Pretty much if I know their name, I've
decided that they are someone good, if you get what I'm saying. Not that they're a good person,
but that if I know your name, even I, I'll give you a name. Donald Trump. You know what I mean?
The fact that I know who you are, even if I don't agree with what you're doing, if I don't
agree with your stances on things, the fact that I know your name, I know for a fact you've worked
really hard because I know how much I've worked to get to the level that I'm at. So all of the
people, if I already know their name, even if it's somebody I don't like Candace Owens, or it could
be someone I love, Michelle or Barack Obama. But either way, if I know your name, even if you're a
big YouTuber like Lizzy Kosha or something like that, even if you're Mr. Beast, any person,
if I know your name, if you're Doja Cat, if you are freaking Tyler the Creator, if you are
a actress on a show, you could have a reality show, like a loving hip hop person. If I know
your name, that you're an inspiration to me and you have done a lot of work. But to people that
I like, if you, you've took it a step further, I like people like Michelle Obama, Barack Obama
Oprah Winfrey. I mean, I really could go on and on. There's people that are not
really famous that I love, like Ursula Burns. She used to be the CEO of Xerox,
and she was one of the first black females ever to run a Fortune 500 technology company and so
many people don't even know who she is and this black woman is amazing. She's not famous
but she's smart, she's educated, she's wealthy, she's powerful. So it ranges.
And I love people. I do. If you are doing something big, I might kudos to you. High five.
Did I always know I was going to have all of the things I have today? Kinda, you know
what I mean? I was kind of that little kid that has always been starting businesses.
I've never not been doing business. I used to sell candy on the school bus. I used to rake
leaves in people's yards for money. I would get the neighborhood kids together and we would shovel
snow for money from our neighbors and I grew up in Connecticut. It was snow and we would make a
lot of money in the winter, and we did not have a snowblower. I used to have to shovel the snow
and we would pay, especially our older neighbors. I had my neighbors next door. They were elderly,
and so they would pay us to shovel the snow out of their driveway and then it just grew. When I
got to why I dropped out of college because I was like, I got this. I'm selling cars. I got this.
I know what I'm doing. And so I've always been starting business. It just took me a good 25,
30 years to figure out what business I should be doing and to focus on one business and make
it successful. So I've loved businesses. I always thought I was going to be rich,
always wanted to be rich, always wanted to have money, have nice things,
good family and nice house. I always knew. So I would be like, yes, I've always kind of knew
I would have a Lamborghini and whatever, even before I knew they existed. Okay,
so what is a big dream that I have that hasn't come to reality was I think it's
billionaire. I want to be literally on Forbes as a billionaire. So I don't know if I want
to get the cover of Forbes, but I would love to be on Forbes magazine as one of the young,
and probably not the youngest, but a different type of billionaire. One that looks like me. Same
race, same sex, same gender, same. All of that. That's what I'm going for. It's breaking the mold.
Oh, wow. So in the next five years, it's going big. I'm putting in a lot of work to become a
billionaire. Obviously, I've actually invested in more coaching. People are like, you're a coach.
Yeah, I'm a coach and I have a coach because in order to take my business to over a hundred
million dollars, it's different than having a business that's making 5 or $10 million. So
I've had to invest in coaching for my own self so that I have the skills and the knowledge and the
resources to have this massive business. I have to be a better person. You know what I mean? A better
entrepreneur. There's things that I'm learning as I grow. So I'm going to that next level. I'm
filming more. I'm making more investments in my brand and how much money I spend on production.
The properties are getting bigger. Instead of little small houses or little tidy condos, we're
buying bigger properties and bigger buildings and hotels and just looking into bigger, so everything
grows. You know what I mean? And that's just where I am. I'm all about growth and over the
next five years, you're going to see massive growth for me. And I suspect in five years,
I will officially be a billionaire. I'm very optimistic about the American economy. I know
that there are so many people that are pessimistic and they talk about all of the different crashes
that are coming and the high interest rates that we're seeing, the higher unemployment
that we're seeing, job losses contraction in certain industries because obviously certain
industries are going away and are being replaced by technology. I literally myself, am developing
an app and getting more into technology. So the economy is going to be more about technology.
It's going to require less people, and it's going to require us to be a little bit smarter. We're
going to have to be better at computers, better at automation and yeah, I'm in my forties, but I'm
always learning technology and saying to myself, I am and I can learn these new things because
that's where the economy is going and even with real estate, we've seen Airbnb blow up. And the
reason why Airbnb is so popular is technology. You have the app right on your phone. People
can book right there. I can let someone into my property from my phone. So technology is changing
everything in a good way. So there's going to be people losing their jobs. There's going to people
losing their homes. There's going to be people that's going to be happening because they are not,
everyone's not going to keep up. It's no different than when we went from a society that most people
worked in a factory, for example. There was a time when we had an economy where people
did a lot of labor and built cars themselves. And now that's been replaced by robots and
automation, that is going to continue. And those that prepare for those changes are
going to be fine in the new economy. Those of us that are stuck in our ways and stuck
that we have to do it this way or that way, you're going to suffer. You are
going to suffer. So I'm optimistic because I am optimistic that I can change and grow. So
how do you measure success? Everybody's measurement of success is different. You
couldn't possibly have one definition of success. Success for some people is just having a roof over
their head for six, other people's success is not worrying about my child eating or I have food on
the table. I'm able to put food on the table each day or for me, success is making other
people successful. I am not successful in my life if I'm the only one prospering and benefiting,
I need to be creating other millionaires. For me, the ultimate success is that I've
made myself a millionaire and I've created other millionaires. Okay? This is not just about Noelle.
This is not just about my kids having money. This is about people I've never even met in
real life. Me teaching them something and them using that information to make lots of money and
change their life and that is a part I associate myself with a community, even though I may not,
we're all connected in some way. So as long as I am improving my community and making it better,
I think that's how we really change our entire community and our whole status in America. So,
speaking of America and Donald Trump. So as you guys know, I don't really like talking about
politics because it really doesn't have anything to do with money, to be honest, whoever the
president is doesn't affect my business. I know people love caring about who the president is
and what tax rates we're paying and different things like that. But once you get wealthy,
you have accountants, you have lawyers, they figure it out. So you are always going to be okay.
But at the same time, politicians saying things that are divisive or racist, that's weird to me.
I don't see the benefit of it. So there are things that I respect and admire about Donald Trump that
I laughingly say I love that he figured out how to file bankruptcy and still remain rich and I,
I've learned from that, wait a minute, next time, if I ever have to file bankruptcy, which I don't
think I would, but if I did, I'm going to still be rich. My business will be bankrupt like Donald
Trump did. So those things I enjoy about him but the rest of his messaging and things like that I
just think are divisive. But at the same time, I don't think it affects my life at all and I don't
think people should waste their time worrying about what he's doing. Either you're listening
to him and giving fuel to his fire, or you ignore him and the best thing to do if you don't like
him and you don't enjoy him is ignore him. Plain and simple. So that's what I do. I ignore it.
I am working on several projects. So I've shared before that I have a music label. I have a love
of music, and I've been helping musicians probably for the past five or six years, physically helping
musicians sell their music and make money with their music and being a part of that scene.
Obviously there's so many big things going with real estate. Some of that I can't even share
because I've signed confidentiality agreements, but it's going to be way more projects where
I'm at. I literally see myself building a nice A+ apartment building unit. And then I expect,
I assure you guys are going to see some of the artists that I'm working with are going to be
at the Grammys and at the Music Billboard Awards. And y'all going to be like, Noelle is in the music
business on the music scene. That's Noelle the YouTuber that talks about real estate at the
Grammys and in fact, I've already been to the Grammys, but it was the Latin Grammys. So I have
some American artists working on some American songs. And so I plan to be at the Grammys. So
that's one of my big projects. But I have so many, I have new ideas every single day. So I work that.
My final words is always, is you can have the life that you want. There was a time when I was broke,
bankrupt, bad credit, no job in the worst situation ever and to fast forward and to
be driven around in a Lamborghini or live in a mansion or have all of these properties and
successful businesses and followers and people that appreciate and support me and what I do
has been life-changing. Think about what that is and there's people that have come from even
lower places than I was and have risen to even further things. So more than anything,
I want people to know that I am just a human being. There's nothing special about Noelle.
Anything that I have done, you can do anything that you see somebody else
doing that you aspire to know that what God has created in other people's life,
God can create in your life. So that's the message, and that's all I stand for.