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Pep talk of 2014 taken from Elite-Daily Channel in regards to the Gurbaksh Chahal video posted on their Channel. Seriously talking if you have a passion and drive for your product or business or in the words of greats trying to solve a problem that you see then there is room to be successful it’s not just about the money even though money is most times required to make those steps. Like wise find your niche your drive and your passion and go for it. I believe when you live a life you should not waste it doing something you have no concern or care for it should be done for something your passion and drive fuels you to do.

Below is an excerpt taken from Elite-Daily Channel.
From a purely financial standpoint, few could deny that RadiumOne founder and CEO Gurbaksh Chahal has experienced immense success. From generating $100,000 monthly just 90 days into his entrepreneurial career, to selling one company for $40 million and another to Yahoo! for $300 million, the California native has built a resume of a man who seems to be all about the bottom line. Yet, when the businessman has a chance to speak candidly, he proves that he is anything but.

“Unfortunately, everybody values how successful you are based on how much wealth you’ve created,” he says. “But ultimately that’s not the goal because if that’s the goal you’re never gonna go ahead and actually achieve it. Greed can’t be a part of the equation.”

In this exclusive interview with Elite Daily, Chahal elaborates on what truly defines success, what a lack of fear has done for his career, and the sense of purpose entrepreneurship has given him among other lessons in this latest edition of “StartUp From The Bottom.”

Holy Flaming Fraggle, Uncle Phil died. The actor James Avery died yesterday due to complication of Open heart surgery. Hearing that someone died is actually one of the worst things to hear or read about. It hurts even more when you feel that you may have known the individual, maybe not personally but through some form of experience. My memories of James Avery is through Fresh Prince of Bel-air. Those were pleasant moments in my youth and it is really depressing when you have to remember death does occur and even your childhood heroes so to speak will die. So I would like to say a heartfelt so long farewell to Uncle Phil you will be missed by fans, friends and loved ones. James Avery

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