Andrei Koivumäki tells Aki Linnanahte that he is not actually arrogant, even though it may seem that way.
Andrei Koivumäki was born in the Soviet Union. He moved to Finland with his family at the age of five. Heidi Heikkilä
Aki Linnanahde Talk Show in the new episode of the podcast, an apartment salesman and an entrepreneur Andrei Koivumäki shares his career story.
Koivumäki says in the podcast that his company Neliöt Liikkuu has made 3.3 million euros in turnover at its best.
Koivumäki, who has been an apartment salesman for over ten years, honestly shows on his social media channels that he has money. The pictures show cars whizzing by, expensive wristwatches and the knowledge that the apartments are being sold.
Koivumäki told Iltalehte in 2022 that he has experienced burnout and depression during his career. Heidi Heikkilä
Podcast host Aki Linnanahde asks Koivumäki why he wants to show wealth and even arrogance on his Instagram account.
– Would you mind if I were a regular mass? No one would start talking about going to check, that guy is completely crazy, Koivumäki continues in the podcast.
Stood on the roof of the Bentley
According to Koivumäki, a successful home seller needs to control emotions and provoke people in order to become a topic of conversation. Koivumäki clarifies that the content seen on social media channels is indeed genuine.
– I’m a genuine person who loves cars. I don’t think it’s arrogant to stand on the roof of a Bentley: “Shit, I bought this, I made this,” Koivumäki says in the episode.
Although Koivumäki has earned the money for a 200,000-euro Bentley car through his own work, people still think he is arrogant.
– When I look at the pictures from 2013-2015, where I’m waving money and saying that I’m getting a room, of course it looks silly. However, you have to remember that I was a guy in his twenties who comes from “nowhere” and starts making real money, he adds.
Andrei Koivumäki does not feel that presenting a car on social media is arrogance. Heidi Heikkilä
Koivumäki says that he earned 5,000–10,000 euros a month when he was 20 years old. He says he didn’t know anyone who earned as much.
– Then I wanted to show it. My mentality was that when I got my first salary, I would go and buy a new Mersu. I thought that Mersu would pay me back. It’s an investment in the sense that the broker drives a new Mersu and has a Rolex in his hand, he has to be good and he sells like hell, Koivumäki opens to Linnanahte.
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