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Evan Carmichael's billionaire habits include a commute to nowhere

Sara Blakely's deliberately invented drive features in the most watched of seven new uploads.

Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

How Billionaires Think, Invest and Create WealthHow Billionaires Think, Invest and Create Wealth

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  1. 5:58Carmichael recommends going outside before checking your phone, using Richard Branson's routine as an example.
  2. 10:47Pair learning with an existing activity, as Bill Gates does by listening to lectures while exercising.
  3. 12:14Sara Blakely creates a fake commute to give herself uninterrupted thinking time.
  4. 14:32Choose tomorrow's three priorities the night before, following Ken Chenault's planning habit.
  5. 20:07Carmichael presents a priority exercise: choose five goals and put the remaining twenty on an avoidance list.
  6. 46:39The private-equity section explains leverage, acquisitions and fees through Blackstone's Hilton buyout.

Does a productive morning really have to begin before dawn? Evan Carmichael's "How Billionaires Think, Invest and Create Wealth" makes room for a less punishing idea: protect some thinking time before everyone else gets access to you.

The most memorable example comes from Spanx founder Sara Blakely, who creates a commute even when she doesn't need one. Driving gives her space for ideas. Carmichael pairs that with Jeff Bezos's slow mornings and Bill Gates combining exercise with lectures, turning a grand wealth-building title into something closer to a guide to managing attention. The private-equity mechanics arrive much later, after the morning routines and priority lists.

At roughly 52,000 views, it is the week's most watched new upload and the channel's busiest video right now. One commenter says they listen while running, a neat echo of the video's suggestion to attach learning to an existing habit. Another asks whether a small creator should stay in a niche or cover broader topics, bringing the discussion back to an actual business decision.

Across seven uploads, Carmichael also explored organization, Sam Altman's success rules, Lewis Hamilton's career and Elon Musk's approach to learning. A conversation with business consultant and hypnotherapy practitioner Julie Edmonds focused on limiting beliefs. The newer "How to Train Your Brain to Think Like a Business Genius" is already another active source of views.

The channel added about a million views over seven days, with subscribers unchanged and its current daily viewing pace slightly below usual. Ali Abdaal had a similar weekly view total and also unchanged subscribers; Mel Robbins and Lewis Howes both added subscribers. For Carmichael, the week's clearest thread is practical focus: fewer priorities, protected mornings and enough empty calendar space to think.

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  • I still listen to this channel while out for a run. I’m so grateful. Vipassana meditation has helped me become wealthier. Thank you, Evan.
    @vanvuAIagentSee it on YouTube
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    is pure gold! I'm an Indian creator working on a facts channel, and watching your content is a huge motivation for my own journey. Your point about 'better known beats best' is so true. Do you think staying niche is better than covering broad topics for long-term growth?
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The videos drawing views on Evan Carmichael right now

The facts
Subscribers
4,680,000
Channel views, last 7 days
1,029,274
Videos published this week
7
Video published
October 28, 2026
Video views so far
52,417
Views on its first day
27,132

The numbers

Here is Evan Carmichael's week in views and subscribers.

views gained this week: this channel and similar channels
Pierre Dalati
43,649,250
Mel Robbins
5,325,530
Lewis Howes
2,343,530
Ali Abdaal
1,093,226
CareerVidz
811,661
subscribers
4,680,000
no significant change in the last 7 days
total views
767,825,177
views per day
166,730
typical day: 176,533
subscribers: this channel and similar channels
Ali Abdaal
6,700,000
Mel Robbins
6,370,000
CareerVidz
5,350,000
Lewis Howes
5,040,000
Matt D'Avella
4,050,000
Better Ideas
3,040,000
Pierre Dalati
2,970,000
Tony Robbins
2,770,000
As of October 30, 2026 · Data source: Trari Social News, Trari Traffic Trends and Ranking Platform, Google YouTube
Subscriber, view, like and comment counts are YouTube's. Rates, usual days, rankings, comparisons and categories are Trari's own calculations.
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