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One of the best videos I ever seen about money.
+Deoc thank you :)
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Arun Bhandari nice concept in your dreams
gespilk You have serious issues.
Simplicity Wins!
Money speaks only one language: “If you save me today, I will save you tomorrow”
True True True Love your message
AMEN to that
Amen to that
A. Stark
Money: If you save me today I will help you lesser day by day thanks to inflation
Very well said.
"wealth is created through self sacrifice and taking risks." - This is great!
only real shit bout this dumb biased manipulative video
I know people who invested in the market and other projects and fail dramatically. They remain with some bad experience
Some call it "self-sacrifice," I call it "hard work."
99,99% rich people come from rich families 😑
So wrong. Many people sacrifice, take risks, lose it all and end up with nothing. Wealth is created through using the resources you have, perhaps just time and effort, to create more resources. The fishermen used his resources, time and effort to create a spear which allowed him to get more resources. If you are not using your resources to create more resources then you are going to be poor forever. If you are using your resources to just live day to day instead of using at least some of those resources to generate more resources you are going to be poor forever.
Very good informational video.. lessons like this would be so beneficial in schools to advise youngsters the way of money and stop so many falling into financial traps.
I'm so happy i made productive decisions about my finances that changed my life forever. I'm a single mother, bought my second house in September and hoping to retire next year at 52 if things keep going smoothly for me.
@@Ranieri197 Congratulation beautiful lady. You're really doing well for yourself, I'm at 55 and my financial life is in a mess. Any great tips would really go a long way in shaping my life. i want to buy my own house, that's really a big flex….
@@jkpellegrino378 I used the FIRE movement to put my finances in order. Then invested in stocks, cryptocurencies and real estates through the assistance of an investment Pro who helped me make it this big...
@@Ranieri197 Thanks for your kind response, i would love to connect with your financial consultant, I learned very late about the importance of a mentor.....
@@jkpellegrino378 As the economic crisis keep rising, one needs to have different streams of income, a well detailed diversified investment portfolio in the financial markets is needed to survive, as well as secure a profitable investment future, Thanks so much to Mrs Brianna megan for helping and enlightening me.
I multiplied my efforts in business by franchising my business 15yrs ago. Been good times since because low overheads, no staff, no suppliers, huge line of patented intellectual property. Product is legal requirement so no end to demand, recession proof. I am thankful for never giving up after falling many times. Failure is the best teacher in life and busines.
Wow, this video is absolutely amazing yet super simple! My son is 5 months old & I will teach him the "Thrifty Tom" way! I went from spending 80% of my paychecks on booze, cigarettes & meaningless stuff to NOW putting 70% of my paychecks into savings/investments & using 30% for food, bills & other necessities! It's not the amount of money, it's what you do with the money!
+DemiseMusic&Entertainment thanks for your comment:) #thriftytomteam
Thank you for this amazing video!!
congratulations
congratulations for chosing a healtheir life style and taking control of your money!
Hahaha, they think you're being serious 😂
This is definitely a simple way to break down how wealth is built
gespilk what the f are you talking about? Have you ever read any economics books?
Wealthbuilderz TV I want to be watchman. How
Wealthbuilderz TV it’s an uncredited copy of “How an economy grows and why it crashes” by Peter Schiff
gespilk no lots of wealth is built on sacrifice and surplus. Did you not watch the video??
The primitive man had the free run of an island with fish in the water around. That part was ignored. Without natural resources available, no wealth can be created.
this is so true and accurately depicts a employee mentality vs investor mentality
My dads greatest advice ever: Never ever take a loan. When I was 24 the bank issued me a credit card without me even asking, I didn't need it and thought of it as a cool gig that I wouldn't use, my dad kept on me until I returned it to the bank. I'm 32 now, married, two kids, no debt what so ever, never had actually. I'm very thankful.
Then u will never grow!Yes even debt helps u to grow!Once in a while get out of debt but when trying to expand especially in business u do need the loans!
Fadi Mar so you bought your house and cars all cash? Good for you 👍🏽👍🏽
lmoa wealth is created primarily through debt, business and real estate loans
For some reason, i expected Peter to buy again a luxury house and a car immediately after getting a job from Tom. Cuz thats what real life Peters do
Twaha Hamisi they wanted to show the main important points. When your balling and getting an early retirement you can do whatever you want at that point
Couldn't agree more
Most people learn from hard lessons. It's likely pete wouldn't make the same mistake twice, but tom didn't make it in the first place.
In life you either learn from your own mistakes or you learn from other peoples mistakes. The latter is always better for you.
We can also learn from other people's mistake
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Whatever you have and which another "man" thinks is "valuable" for him , is your "wealth"
So true. It is surprising what people will pay if they really want something.
This video should watch each Keynes' follower. This is how the wealth is created.
Well I am 57 and retired since 50 This is pretty obviouse stuff to me thats what I did lol. But for a young 20 year old this video is fantastic!
You missed a key case about Tom: when some of his investments go wrong and he actually loses money on them. This an IMPORTANT case that *can* and *will* happen but can be overcome, so it's worth taking it into consideration!
I agree
well it is true, but the money he invested is the EXTRA money he saved. even he did loose them, he wasnt hurt in anyway. worst than pete. over time most investment will have a good return unless you dont know what you are doing.
For real, life does not always go the way we want.
@@jackli8088 Key is balance in life. You shouldnt sacrifice so much that you miss out on the happiness of today but in turn you shouldnt completely take your eyes off the horizon. You could tell that story from another angle where Tom lost all his friends because he did nothing but work and when the financial crisis hit, the small businesses that Tom owned where the ones that crashed. Pete however stayed with the business and had a nice redudancy package and a stronger c.v. Additionally the bigger business did not need to get rid of someone who was long serving. Pete also had a house with insurance covering it so was in a safe position where he wouldnt lose it, plus had a car paid off. Tom however lost all his businesses and didnt have any equity to fall back on. You can tell that story from either side. The simply point is to find balance between both parts.
@@MezzykinsI believe thats wht the risk is in the business
That's great how every business venture thrifty Tom started was a success, even after economy crash, just like real life ;-)
He didn't build any business after the crash. And crashes in the economy disproportionately affect bigger companies.
Tom just runs counter cyclical businesses. Debt collectors and pawn shops do better in bad economic times. Not quite as sympathetic though. I don't know many debt collectors who get a lot of love.
for 7000$ per month don't you think those businesses were quite mediocre don't you think? sure its still harder in real life but they at least tried to make it with much sense, having 1k income from your 7k$ investment is a poor investment. but just makes you think and make more sense out of you.
Valksie $1K per month on $7K investment is a 171% ROI per annum. If you find 30% ROI you're doing really well. 171% is mad money, but it won't last long because others are going to flood your niche and compete will you.
+Lenard Segnitz I kinda messed up on my sentencing, I was suppose to say that he investment 7k$ per month in a few years to get that 1k income shop, so it is quite real tbh.
Only a true investor understands the benefits surrounding the market. I had my doubts as a beginner but eventually it all became clear to me. Failure doesn’t defines you but only gives you an experience.
You speak from the heart Keaton.
With the right people of course Keaton, it may seem strange but I can tell you it is the most brightest decision to make when trying to attain extra cashflow in your business.
Ahmad Rajpoot the outlier are so difficult to reach online.
Well said Keaton.
Ahmad you sound well experienced in this, how do I get linked up with someone good at trading?
The thing that struck me the hardest in this creating of wealth video is when the fisherman built a spear(the smoking gun). Because that spear(a product from innovation) was a means for him to gather more fish. And that fish represented finance, or money.
This one video has changed my life
Although I liked watching this video...it added almost nothing to my conclusion that you have to go through equal amount of pleasure and pain.It is upon you what you want to experience first. 😊
I watch this video a few times each month.Even though the way to wealth isnt as straight forward as alluded,The principles are very sound and true...”Wealth is created through self sacrifice and taking risks”...
"How an economy grows and why it crashes" is a great book to read.
Rich dad, poor dad also
Richest man in Babylon too
Saving money is good & all, but using that money toward the right investment is what completes the building of wealth.
But the question is ... what is 'the right investment' ?
@@TheHumbuckerboy there is no right investment. There is an investment that will pay back x in y amount of time and countless others, even in completely different fields, that will give back something completely different maybe. You have to take the risk and learn through your mistakes. Having high income will help a lot as the risk of failure will be almost insignificant.
This is immediately my favorite video about money.
I could watch this video a thousand times and each time the message touches deeply.
For such a short video it is detailed, coherent, concise and enlightening.
Thanks for the video.
Wealth is created by watching your budget. When people call you names like "cheapskate" tightwad" etc., then you know you're doing the right thing.
Yup. It’s literally that easy: save money and invest in to assets. Every income inequality whistleblower needs to watch this video.
This is the only video my 5 year old son needs to see. Humbled .. Thank you
_'To being wealthy , you need to sacrifice freetime and enjoyment.'_
-Inspiration from video
Excellent explanation
Thank u for sharing
First 3:20 minutes explained everything about economy. Excellent work!
Great example of the difference of investing vs spending and not thinking ahead
The moral lesson of the story is to save and then invest.learn to say no to unnecessary stuff. Than u 🙏
This does give good advice on managing finances, and how to get ahead. Although when it comes to wealth, I was expecting something that stated that wealth is in fact created. Not transferred, not taken, but created.
A lot of people are under the false impression that wealth is some fixed amount, but it's not. It is practically infinite.
Resources available at any given time for utilization are fixed. How an economy grows is by finding new ways to reduce the use of resources (cost) for maximum supply of demanded goods & services.
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Sorry but that is not how an economy works. Sure making things more efficient and more cost-effective is important, but that is not the main purpose of an economy.
You seem to be stuck in the limited belief of "finite resources". Finite is a meaningless term since practically everything real is finite. For example, the sun has a finite amount of fuel before it runs out. The current fuel will only last another 4 billion years, so you need to prepare... Or maybe not since it is doubtful that our species will even exist then.
Resource management is supposed to be built into an economic system. But resource management is about not only utilizing resources in the best way but also creating more. To increase the number of resources while reducing the cost of creating those resources.
The whole supply/demand really works because if there is too much of something, the price drops. The result is manufacturers quit wasting their time producing an overabundant item. But if it is in short supply, the cost increases, causing manufacturing to increase the supply, and for other people/companies to start creating that same item.
Resources are not rare because there is so little of them, but because the ones producing them want at least a certain profit to make it worth their time and effort. At too low a price point it can even lose money.
Diamonds are not barely as rare as people think they are, but was controlled by a cartel for decades. We can make better diamonds in a lab, and the only way anyone can tell a difference is that the lab-grown diamonds have fewer flaws in them. Debeers created the whole idea of giving a diamond ring to propose. It's part of our culture right now, and yet is the result of marketing, not tradition.
With oil, people were worried that we were running out. I even tried debating with people who said we were "running out". Pushing the myth of "peak oil". Then Fracking was a thing, and suddenly we have over 200 years worth of oil. (And people just don't understand what Proved oil reserves are, assuming it's all the oil left on Earth when it's not.) We have increased proved oil reserves by over a trillion barrels from 1981 to 2013.
@VIKDR I don't see how anything you said was an argument against what I said. I said that the amount of resources available at any given time is finite. In many places, they do in fact run low on these resources. Not really because we're actually running low, but just improper & wasteful use sparked by government intervention or downright control.
I agree with everything you said about prices. Markets have the greatest incentive & capacity to innovate & most efficiently allocate the resources (land, labor, & capital) available to us at any given time. They're also incentivized to discover new natural resources (oil, nat gas, etc); whether it's a brand new resource (like when we shifted from whale oil to oil in the ground), or if they're just discovering more of existing resources.
@@austinbyrd1703 Well let's break down what you said. "Resources available at any given time for utilization are fixed." Only true if time is frozen. If you are talking about a specific time, not a second before, not a second after, that is true. But available resources are constantly fluctuating. What is available to a person is constantly fluctuating. People are constantly mining, and creating resources. Food is constantly being grown and consumed. As a result, prices can fluctuate.
A business might find a cheaper source for a resource resulting in the ability to acquire more at a lower price. On the opposite end, they may find they aren't getting the quality they want, and have to pay more for a higher quality resource.
Then the comment, "How an economy grows is by finding new ways to reduce the use of resources (cost) for maximum supply of demanded goods & services." This is completely off. Again it is part of an economy, and important, but not always done, and not the main purpose of an economy. An economy grows because of the creation of... Well, stuff. Food, clothing, shelter, video games, movies, underarm deodorant... Often many items will come into existence, only to go out of existence. Food is a great example of that.
But I am not disagreeing with the whole of the statements, mostly the simplicity. What resources are available to a person or company can be limited, but in the next comment you did bring up innovation, and that is extremely important, and sometimes more important than the resources available.
In the 80s two idiot brothers decided to corner the market in silver. They single-handedly pushed up the value of silver. Kodak was the single largest user of silver at the time, so the price hike was very bad for them. They immediately went to work and created a new method for developing photos that didn't require silver. If I remember right the new method was even cheaper than before the price hike for silver.
One of the first books on business I read mentioned that having a lot of money to start a business can actually be a bad thing. A lot of people who start businesses with money end up financing out their problems. But the people without money have to find creative ways around their problems and innovate new, and potentially better solutions, while the person with money just keeps burning through their money without ever actually fixing their problems.
But all of this kind of ignores my main premise. From a practical standpoint, we live in a limitless world. I don't want to see the world with limits, the limitless potential. People keep putting roadblocks to their own success. They see the limit in front of them, only to be surprised by the person who completely demolishes those limits.
Tesla was hit by the same chip shortage as the other car companies, and yet they kept on producing cars. They removed a redundant chip, found an alternative for the chips they were using, and used some programming to adjust for the changes. The other car companies were going, "We can't build cars." While Musk was saying, "How can we build cars?" Really even creating Tesla was against some rules, but he did it anyway.
@@VIKDR1 Bro I read everything you said here you seems to know a lot of knowledge about economics, marketing and wealth. Bro what books did you read to obtain these knowledge ? I wanna know because im preparing myself in walking the road of success. I want to be as prepared as i can and knowledgeable as i can. Hope you read this and also one last question. Did you achieved success?
Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I too hope to give people something to think about when it comes to personal choices and wealth. I believe in taking risks!
Omg Thank you very much! I am a 17 y-o student and I immediately realized what I learned about money after this video.
Also, "The common sense took precedence over whims."
Bravo, I assume Toms story is what happened to a lot of people back in 2008. A very sad time due to very poor choices. I want to make sure I’m ahead of the curve with new projects that produce income.
Thank you for this video!
I dont know much about economics....this video was very simple and encouraging
This video should be teached in our school system.
1,400k+ dislikes of people who never take risks and they wondered why they haven't gotten far.
Hi Econclips, I sent a request to subtitle your video in Portuguese I hope you accept, I am Brazilian and I participate in geopolitical communities in a plant called Amino, there we need to know about at least a little advanced knowledge about economics, politics and history to do good actions and to bring better gameplay and you are one of the best Economy channels we found, unfortunately almost no one is fluent in English there and so I asked to put subtitles in Portuguese and I will do that in most of your videos, Thanks for Attention
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I loved that book, excellent view on economics and explained quite simply as well.
Yup! I was relaxed and enjoying my time during the recession 🤪
I think with this pandemic it’s unlike a recession ,you know where you stand ,no business is full of proof at the moment because it’s all down to spending and how much money a person has available to them at this current time moving forward l feel online business is the way forward and that’s where you find most local businesses from now on .
Good video. Im glad im seeing this stuff now im 25 and need to get my life back in track.
Fantastic eye opener for the blind
And because of this concise video, i subscribed...simple and yet easy to understand.
This was taken from the book called How and Economy Grows and Why it Crashes by Peter Schiff ... Oh I just noticed Schiff is credited at the end. Nice!
Is this the same Peter Schiff that has successfully predicted 25 of the last 2 recessions?
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Wow... What an inspiring presentation. Keep up the good work
At times i got too much money at my Disposal and this information has touched me
To all my CZcams fellow friends who watch videos like this to get inspired on one day being wealthy I wish all of you luck and I hope you achieve your goals
Kudos, that was very well done!
I really really love this video. I tend to watch it over from time to time.
Thank you :)
Education,inovation,productivity, savings,investments,reinvestments
This is the best way to learn in my opinion, non boring cartoons!
That was perfect. Excellent video!
Thank you:)
Best video on wealth creation, the analogy of the fisherman was the key towards this brainstorming explanation...
I'm an engineer person and totally suck at monet matters but having such resources on CZcams really helps me in managing my financial affairs..
Keep up the good work..
Thanks
i.e. Civil it’s an uncredited copy of “How an economy grows and why it crashes” by Peter Schiff
This was truly an amazing video with clear explanation of wealth management and how to create wealth.
I love this video. Simple and yet motivating. Makes a lot of sense.
"Compound interest is the eighth wonder of the world. He who understands it, earns it … he who doesn’t … pays it.” -Albert Einstein
It doesn’t exist such thing after Richard Nixon finished the gold standard long time ago after Einstein death.
Stop deluding yourself and others.
I love this video!! ❤️
It was his Per Spear Ration... Perspiration....only through his hard work would he make it easy! Thank You for this video!
Was going to say it highly resembles the story written by Peter Schiff, although inspired by his father. Thanks to this book I read many years ago, I follow precisely this model
Thank you. Such a useful clip for my econ and finance classes.
Simply explained. Excellent video.
Thank you
The way of teaching the theory was really great. I'm Thankful to you guys. 👍
The best video ever. This should be taught to every econ student
WHO'S HERE 4 YEARS LATER APPRECIATING THIS VIDEO, LIFE CHANGING!!!!
Great video I always come back to watch it once in a while to get inspired. I hope everyone has a good friend like Tom 🙂
This video made me better understand the importance of saving and investing, thank you.
Lots of ways to create wealth. I utilize quality dividend stocks but many asset classes work. Don’t waste $ and cocsistently invest over the long term and you should do great.
Investment should be thought to all kids before the age of 13 my son works the signals I get from my trade investor better than I do.
I feel the same way!
same here! Keep learning and learning you can make something out of almost nothing
hi! What trader or platform do you trade with? I know zero about algorithms but I'm really trying to better my life, do I stand a chance?
I trade Forex. The competition here is quite fierce no doubt but a good system well developed with high tech algorithms do the trick. Hence I trade with Arthur Winchester, a financial analysis signals are second to none. All I had to do is open an account on his platform we trade the account if I choose to, profits earned from the days trade he gets 20% i deposit the rest It helps me identify profitable trades. You'd get the hang of it like I did anybody could get a shot at it really. Kudos to Arthur Winchester he's a Champ, my Champ. 💋💋
so I make profits while learning sounds good to me, how do i connect with Winchester?
What is the minimum account I can start up with?
Great video! As one makes make money it becomes easy to spend more. Fight this urge and don't live above your means. If you can live below your means, save and invest in yourself :)
After seeing this video I collected the mentioned book and read it. I enjoyed the book very much as recreational learning.
the best wealth creation vid i've ever seen ,just can have enough of it
I think that this video just changed my life.
Great job. But you should have emphasised the underlying reason that the fishermen was able to succeed.
He was very intelligent.
He was probable in the upper 1% of intelligence of the people on the island.
Keep it building on top of itself!
Outstanding! Well-done!
Wow the best video about wealth on youtube 📈💵
One of the best videos i've seen in my life, actually funny how simple and educative this video is.
Got my subscribe+ ring+ like- easily. :)
It is misleading, right from the start. There was an island freely available to the primitive man. If the island was owned by someone, they would have wanted a big share of the fish as their rental payment.
From this video the main thing that I learned is not to put all your eggs in one basket. Don’t be like Pete. Plan and think ahead for your future and not only the “now”. Also, perspective. This video was able to teach that when you change your perspective, take a step back, and look at the bigger picture, you allow yourself to generate new, different thoughts through this vision and be innovative. So, through this, I will be able to see my end goal clearly and make better decisions which will create more wealth for my family when done mindfully and with good intent - like the fisherman. This video teaches that wealth is about growth which starts from you and what you can do for yourself.
Thank you for sharing.
Such a nice video #investments
+Sam D we're glad you like it:)
I feel like the point of this video is quite obvious. Save and invest in good projects...
Tell that to the federal reserve.
Sometimes doing the easiest is the most difficult
this little piece of advice is bitter sweet
My interest in economics led me here, today you have a new subscriber
Really good. 👍🏽
+Mavis Smith Thank you 😉
Mavis Smith it’s an uncredited copy of “How an economy grows and why it crashes” by Peter Schiff
Why did not you watch the whole video? Go to 8:20
very well explained!
Thank you!
Vladimir Georgiev it’s an uncredited copy of “How an economy grows and why it crashes” by Peter Schiff
How is it uncredited he mentioned the book at the end of the video
Bart Whydoyoucare oh no, I’ve missed that! And since there’s nothing in the description I didn’t give it another glance.
This book that this is base on is the best one I ever listen too.
Excellent video with examples
This video is worth a Trillion Dollars...
Educative i must say, I've always been looking for what to invest into for some time now
@Gift Berlin Heard much about the losses than wins from Forex trading for a long time, I'm not quite sure I'll want to go into it
@Gift Berlin That's really a good catch, how did you go about it?
@Gift Berlin really, that amount gets you that weekly? Not bad at all how do i contact Mr Donald earl
@Gift Berlin Oh! Mr Donald is doing really great and also pulling some crowd
Ależ ta EKONOMIA jest PROSTA! :)
There are 31 days in June now? Economics is amazing!
Your videos are great! Thank you! Keep it up!
+Pedro Pablo Cuvi Santa Cruz Thank you 🙂
Pedro Pablo Cuvi Santa Cruz it’s an uncredited copy of “How an economy grows and why it crashes” by Peter Schiff
Why did not you watch the whole video? Go to 8:20
yeah,with $ 10k you can sure start investing in things,but how about when you have only 500$/month?
you buy stock and hold
Invest in yourself. So that would be education or training that will give you a skill set that you can use to earn a higher income. Provided it’s a good skill set and you use it properly, that education is an income-generating investment.
Robert Kiyokasi from Rich Dad Poor Dad said if you pay yourself first you can accumulate money and invest. You adapt and spend less by putting some away first because whatever you have you will always spend it irrespective of how much you get.
It's ok, this video is non-sense anyway. 🤦🏻♂️
@@LovingPrinceTamayuki No it's not. I and many MANY other people have started from debt or nothing and earned quite a lot. Most people are either impatient or they'll look everywhere else for the problem except how they behave and think.
Beautiful.. Building wealth is all about self-sacrifice, taking risks & leveraging opportunities.
@KLJF If you go in the un-ethical route, yes that include.
One of the best explanation