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How AI is Changing Business Forever in 2025 | Nima Yamini DSH 1375
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How is AI revolutionizing business in 2025? 🤖🌍 In this eye-opening episode of the Digital Social Hour Podcast, Sean Kelly sits down with entrepreneur and investor Nima to explore the groundbreaking ways AI is shaping industries, redefining global strategies, and changing business forever. From China's AI advancements to the future of health tech and financial diversification, this episode is packed with valuable insights you can't afford to miss! 🚀💼 Discover how artificial intelligence is driving innovation, the truth about China's AI capabilities, and why understanding these shifts is crucial for entrepreneurs, investors, and dreamers alike. 🌟 Want to stay ahead of the curve? Tune in now and join the conversation. 💬 Hit that subscribe button and watch now for more insider secrets! 📺 Don't miss out on the latest from the Digital Social Hour with Sean Kelly. 🔥 CHAPTERS: 00:00 - Intro 01:15 - What Makes America Special 05:08 - Get Real Rest 06:16 - Pre-Marriage Insights 10:00 - Today's Sponsor 11:02 - Kanye West Discussion 13:53 - China Leading in AI 18:31 - US Support for Israel 27:15 - Levels to the Game 28:23 - Austerity Trends 31:54 - Importance of Therapy 33:13 - Addressing Suicide 35:50 - Benefits of Sprinting 40:45 - Health Importance 45:40 - Trump’s First 100 Days 46:25 - Why China is Impressive 48:36 - Risks of Investing in China 50:41 - Beyond US Stocks 51:10 - Ray Dalio Insights 52:44 - Insider Trading Explained 54:08 - Familiarity vs. Unfamiliarity 55:40 - Elite vs. Middle Class 56:40 - Importance of Diversification 56:58 - Closing Remarks APPLY TO BE ON THE PODCAST: https://www.digitalsocialhour.com/application BUSINESS INQUIRIES/SPONSORS: [email protected] GUEST: Nima Yamini https://www.instagram.com/nimayamini SPONSORS: SAMRBOSA: https://sambrosa.com/ NORTHWEST REGISTERED AGENT: https://www.northwestregisteredagent.com/socialhour LISTEN ON: Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/digital-social-hour/id1676846015 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5Jn7LXarRlI8Hc0GtTn759 Sean Kelly Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/seanmikekelly/ The views and opinions expressed by guests on Digital Social Hour are solely those of the individuals appearing on the podcast and do not necessarily reflect the views or opinions of the host, Sean Kelly, or the Digital Social Hour team. While we encourage open and honest conversations, Sean Kelly is not legally responsible for any statements, claims, or opinions made by guests during the show. Listeners are encouraged to form their own opinions and consult professionals for advice where appropriate. Content on this podcast is for entertainment and informational purposes only and should not be considered legal, medical, financial, or professional advice. Digital Social Hour works with participants in sponsored media and stays compliant with Federal Communications Commission (FCC) regulations regarding sponsored media. #ad #dealingwithanxietyasanentrepreneur #entrepreneuranxiety #entrepreneurselfcare #howtodealwithanxietyanddepressionasanentrepreneur #growthmindset #ainews #elonmusk #aidemocratization #digitaltransformation #machinelearning
Chapter 1: What makes America special according to Nima?
Whereas in the United States, and it's not just Germany, you could go to South Korea, you go to China, you go to Iran, you go to Nigeria, same thing. It's not exclusive to Germany. I love Germany. It's just that in the United States, anyone can be German. I mean, anyone can be American. Anyone can be American here. My wife was born in Germany. She comes here. She's American. And she fits right in.
And I think that's what makes the United States truly special. And I say that as an expat who spends... In the last year, I've probably spent about four or five months, maybe six months. Yeah, actually more than that. Yeah, about six months overseas. Wow. Yeah.
That's interesting to know. And a lot of people won't even know that because they don't travel outside the country. So they don't know what they got right here.
Yeah, especially Americans that have never gone to the opposite side of things. For example, I've gone to a Palestinian neighborhood in Israel. I've also gone to China, communist country, more than once. You know, I've gone to Iran. I've gone to Germany. I've gone to, you know, obviously here in the United States. When you go to these opposites, you get a greater sense of empathy for others.
But it's important to also have empathy for the people who don't do it. And that's the majority. Because then you come off like an elitist. Then you come off intellectually arrogant. And I think that after a while, man, you start getting successful. I'm 44. I'm probably a lot older than you, you know? You're in your 20s, right? 28, yeah. Yeah, young man, you know? So I'm middle-aged.
So, you know, when you get more and more successful, it's a cliche almost. It sounds dorky, but it's true. It's like when you're extremely intelligent, you have an extremely high IQ, you're extremely successful financially, man, like... Having, learning the patience to still be considerate and kind to people who are not as fast as you.
So when you have to explain something to them, you do it with politeness. And, and, uh, cause otherwise, man, it's a, you're going to like, it's a nasty way to go, man. Like I'll give you an example. My wife is a great cook. Mm-hmm.
Fantastic cook. She's also like an engineer in our home. She knows how to fix things. I don't. I can put her down and say how I'm good at X, Y, and Z, and she isn't. But I try not to because she's always considerate to me at what I don't know. I love that. You know, focusing on your strengths and acknowledging each other's weaknesses.
Yeah. Yeah, man. I could never have my family without my wife, man. My wife is... more good to me than I am to her, man. I, I work way too much. It's very hard for me. You know, it's, I, she deserves way more attention. Um, my, you know, it's, uh, you know, I love what I do. No, you need a good wife when you're an entrepreneur because our lifestyle is unpredictable.
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Chapter 2: How does Nima view relationships and marriage?
Yeah. I wish I could get an extra five hours at night. I would go, I would go all the way, but then it's like, I'm crunching in how much hours I sleep, you know? Yeah. Now here's the thing. Are you, you have wife and kids? Getting married this year. So yeah, kids on the way, hopefully soon.
Oh, wonderful, man. It's, it's, uh, I think the, I think the two things I wish I would have known before I got married is number one, how much attention you should give your wife. Don't underestimate how much attention you should give your wife on a daily basis. Because when you're single, you can just work like an animal, you know? And you just completely forget.
And if you don't, you know, you can have all the success in the world. You don't give your wife attention. You're a loser. Yeah, you should go see a personal trainer. That's what happens to some people, yeah.
And then you get bitter like Myron on Fresh and Fit. Like 38, 35 years old, still bitter. But you don't need to do that. One of the saddest things actually about the red pill space is how there's not more older men who are actually in healthy marriages with the same woman for years. I've never cheated on my wife. I wouldn't trust a man who cheats on his wife. I just point, full stop.
I could never trust you in business if I know you cheat on your wife. I have no doubt in my mind, if you can cheat on the woman that you pillow talk with, you'll fuck me in business. Easily. Easy. Because it says so much about your shortcoming as a man, your lack of principles and values, morals and ethics. What's more... Because you're not just cheating on your wife, bro.
You're cheating on your children. You're cheating on her parents. You know, that... My wife, she got this big German father, man. He's like a Viking. He took me in like a son. And if I cheat on her, I cheat on him. You know? Yeah.
I can't. I couldn't do that. I cheat on my daughter. I couldn't even get hard to cheat on that. I couldn't even get hard to cheat on my wife because... there's so much love for the family. Nothing will bring me more happiness than having a daughter.
I think a lot of these guys, man, that disrespect, mistreat women, if they have a daughter, they say like the biggest playboys had a daughter, you know? I got a daughter. I live with my regret. I live with heavy on my conscience. I paid a price for what I did.
And I think just last night or the other night, I thought it was a Jay-Z said something about, I hope my daughter doesn't pay the price for her father's sins. Damn.
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Chapter 3: Why is China considered a leader in AI?
Really? And Alec's a nice kid. His brother Avery's amazing. And there's no disrespect. I'm just saying. And I love Alec's work too, just for the record. And Avery's a great guy. So, yeah. So I would just say, you know, like I'll go to an exhibit, but I'm done at like, I go home and it's like social, you know? Yeah. Yeah.
You know, I got a good wife. Like I'm not, you know, my wife respects me. She doesn't, she, my wife, I don't have those problems, man. You know, like my wife respects me. When I come home, she respects me as the husband, the leader of the family. And I respect her. I don't tell her to go in the kitchen and cook and shut the fuck up.
I treat her with respect the same way I want someone to treat my daughter when she gets married. Yeah. She's from Europe. Yeah. Because, you know, my daughter is going to be someone's wife too. So the best thing I can do, I think, is to treat another man's daughter the way I want my daughter to get treated. And that's by showing my daughter how I treat another man's daughter, which is her mom.
Lead by example. Yeah. It's interesting. You see a lot of the Redfield complaint about American women. I'm sure you've seen this and how they're spoiled and everything.
Yeah, man. Look, bro, there's something to be said about a lot of men are going through depression. A lot of men are scared and they're considering suicide. There's something to be said about that. However, if a guy was considering suicide, I would say, number one, don't feel shame to go to therapy.
I think that is one of the most nastiest things is to say therapy is for pussies because you could go to the gym, you could work hard, make a ton of money, read books, and you're still depressed and suicidal. That can come. And to tell that person, hey, or to tell a Marine who comes back from war, who's having PTSD, don't go to therapy or you're a pussy.
This guy just spent seven years overseas defending our country on special operations, doing 10 tours. Yeah, he came back seeing his friend get fucking his face blown off. Yeah, he has PTSD. Yeah, he definitely, and his wife cheated on him when he was gone. Yeah, he's fucked up. He should go to therapy. Let's make some excuses here, you know? Yeah.
Because the fact of the matter is, is that if a guy were to commit suicide, And he's a physically capable man. It's selfish because you're not going to be there for your mother and father. Because one day, Sean, your mom and dad will not be able to clean themselves after they go to the bathroom. When they defecate, they can't wipe themselves, can't water themselves, they can't clean themselves.
At one point, your mom and dad will not be able to feed themselves. You have to physically feed them or a nurse has to. And the same is going to happen to you and me. Imagine if they also had to go through that winter of their life knowing that their son committed suicide. How selfish that is. How selfish that is.
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Chapter 4: Should the US maintain its support for Israel?
within the next 10 years. Wow. And this lie that they just have all these property and all these buildings that are empty and that they're stupid and all they do is they copy and cheat and lie and everyone hates their government. This is classic indoctrination from the West. Propaganda. It is. We are the masters of propaganda, bro. We have our own variation of Al Jazeera, economically.
We're economically indoctrinating and pushing propaganda on our middle class. We've destroyed our middle class, Sean. We've destroyed our middle class. And even to give them an opportunity to go invest in China, trade in China. No, because that's scary. Those are commies. Don't go do that. Invest only in the United States. Well, then the politician you find out is doing insider trading.
They're making millions. They're investing in China, but they tell you don't do it. I don't think it's patriotism to, I think the idea of diversification, financial diversification is not questioned one's patriotism, bro. You can be a patriot and have financial diversification. We have a president right now, President Trump. He's about to open up in the UAE. He's about to open up in Qatar.
He has a hotel in Azerbaijan. It's okay to invest in other countries. They're super rich to do that. Right now in Switzerland, not far from my home in Germany, you have more and more Americans opening up bank accounts in Switzerland. Why? Because people want to take their cash out of here. There's so much political chaos. There's so much instability. And that's going to get much worse.
So you already have rich Americans taking their money and putting it in Switzerland, opening up Swiss bank accounts. And even with Obama, someone might look at this and say, oh, yeah, Obama made it a lot harder. Obama made it harder, but you can still do it clean. You just have more regulation. You need specialists to help you. It's confusing by design. It's intentionally confusing by design.
It's intentionally ambiguous by design. There's intentionally complexity by design. They're trapping the middle class in the United States. The middle class says, oh, it's too foreign to go to China and invest in their stock market. It's too foreign. That's exactly why they're undervalued. That's exactly why it feels too foreign. Well, that's the opportunity.
If it wasn't familiar, then because it's not familiar, you have these massive opportunities for big gains. Unfamiliarity equals undervalued. Yep. You're spot on, man. When it comes to China. Yeah. No, you're right. I'm going to look into it more myself.
And one more thing I'd like to just say, if I could say one last point. Look, I was born in Atlanta, Georgia. I'm American as apple pie. America saved my grandfather's life. I'll always be loyal to this country. It's deep for me, man. My family, my father, grandfather fled Iran. I am like, it's hard to have my sort of patriotism for the United States.
Any immigrant, I was born in Atlanta, but my parents were immigrants. So I had my foot in both worlds, overseas, Iran and Israel, and here in the United States. And someone could say, I don't trust China. I don't trust those commies either. But you're not going to marry them, bro. They're just trading it. And the big banks are already there.
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