6 Best Purchases To Make In Your 20's & 30's
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One of my best purchases in my 30s was an air fryer. Simplified my meals and cut my cooking time a lot. Highly recommend
26 Year Old mama these are stuff I don’t skimp on 1. Mattress and bedding and good pillows 2. Good couch 3. Kitchen cooking set 4. Good Laptop / MacBook 5. Bookcase for books 6. Suitcase 7. Phone / camera 8. Gaming product ( or hobby of choice ) 9. Laundry 10. Reliable car
I feel number 8. I just got into gaming and while my system runs the game fine, i know it can be better frame rate wise and such. So i am looking to upgrade to a new computer with a beefer RAM and a better graphics card. Number 10 is another big one!! I will always buy Toyota!
You can skimp on all those things. Example sleeping on the floor and having no furniture. Cheap used cars you by from a private seller can be reliable.
@@xpallodoc1147 I like to live comfortably. I love my house to be full and have quality furniture. Kids can tear cheap stuff up quick without trying so I prefer my peace of mind. If my kids jump on my 3000 couch it’s nothing. You spend most your life in a bed. I have a family so Everything I listed is based on my experience your free to buy what you want. I have a Tesla I prefer not to depend on gas economy to get around. I pay almost nothing in maintenance. And I use solar to charge it
@@xpallodoc1147 bro ima momma I definitely cannot skimp on these things. Everything listed is based on experience
@@NeighborhoodWatchMann nothing feels better coming home to a game knowing you can play it to it’s fullest intent and no lag, load issues and software issues. Knowing you can zone out and enjoy yourself is a amazing feeling
Don’t forget you can always borrow books free from the library and not spend money on them!
Yes! Such a forgotten about resource
Yes!! I only buy books I would read again or want to loan out to people and I’m a big reader!
Audiobooks from the library app (mine is Libby) is Amazing!
A reliable car! Paid off in less than 3 years for the car of my 20s& early 30s and now paid off the most recent car after 2 years. Honda Civic will keep me on the road for affordable maintenance costs and it’s super reliable
Absolutely agree with all you mentioned, I would add investing in a sewing machine so you can do simple clothes alterations; make your own curtains and other useful items.
Stainless steel was the BEST kitchen kitchen investment I ever made. Nearly 10 years later, they look and perform the same.
"The Richest Man in Babylon" is a good beginner book for finances
I’m glad I bought an espresso machine. It saves me so much $ not going to Starbucks! And I know all the ingredients going into my body. No corn syrup!
My best purchase was when I bought my first house when I was 26 and that was parlayed into 2 more..I’m retired now and live in one and rent out the other 2. I encourage young people to stay with their parents as long as possible and buy property.
I bought a nice Japanese ~$70 chef's knife 13 years ago. It's still my main knife today. Buy once, cry once.
Shelby great advice! Thanks for a terrific vlog.
Loved this video. Thank you for sharing
2 vids in one day!!! Literally the best! ❤️
I love when you do these styles of videos
Great tips🎉
Informative video as always. You look great btw
Great video! I especially agree with the one of buying non-fiction books.
A great purchase for me was buying a guitar that is easy to play. I previously had an acoustic guitar that sounded great but it was hard on my hands because the strings took a lot of strength to press down on. Once I got a guitar that was comfortable to play, my practice time went way up.
Whenever you really want to invest in a hobby/passion, sometimes buying equipment that is high-quality will motivate you to keep developing that hobby. In other words, if you buy a really cheap crappy instrument you may never feel like playing it (but of course don't over-spend on a hobby before you know if you'll even like it).
What a great idea!
Really great list. Basically, investing in yourself, while also improving in your daily life.
The alpine sleep deep earplugs are a lot more comfortable and versatile if you’re a side sleeper. Highly recommend.
Your video are so informative
my energizing hobby is hiking! :) have poles, waterproof boots, hiking sandals and a small backpack
I agree with all except the nonfiction books. I personally just don’t get on well with self improvement books, even though I tried so hard in the past and read many of them. Now I will only borrow them from the library since I never end up going back to them after I’m finished reading and usually don’t even enjoy the process of reading.
Books I will spend money on are fiction books from used book stores or library sales locally and when I travel. But I still read more of those from the library than I buy, and rarely buy a full price new book.
Try a carbon steel pan if you want something that’s actually non stick without the chemicals.
I agree with all of those things to do in your 20s Shelby! 💯 I would add decide what brings you happiness I.E. kids, or no kids, social life, weather you prefer, places to live and most important make a list of things you want to do in life even if that means you will revise the list throughout your life a list gives your life a sense of purpose without regrets!
I agree people being by themselves can know more about themselves.
I messed up bad with a stock in 1986. I had $7500 I was gonna put into a stock at .10 per share which would have given me 75,000 shares. Had the money doing the deal with the stock broker. At the last minute I decided to buy a vacation to Tahiti & a couple of exotic Parrots. That stock right now would be worth as of Friday 5/10/24 $8,958,384,000. Plus getting .75 per share quarterly which would be $64,800,000 per year. That stock was Micro soft. I still kick myself in the a55 for backing out at the last minute.
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A good vacuum. Went through a few crappy ones in my early 20s and finally bought a tiny bit more expensive Shark and it works great.
Interesting purchases
Nice sheets
My advice to everyone is this : if you want to grow big this year especially in your finances. Be willing to make investments. Saving is great but investing puts you on a pedestal where you wouldnt have to worry about savings as you do now. With Samantha Jack, my portolio is doing really great and im proud of the decisions i made last year.
I agree that there are strategies that could be put in place for solid gains regardless of economy or market condition, but such executions are usually carried out by investment experts or advisors with
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I am reading the same book! I also read Atomic Habit from your recommendation a few years back! Thank u!
I've also really enjoyed reading Power of Now by Eckhart Tolle, its really help me with staying calm and present in the mist of stressful times.
The new Dyson Outlast cordless vacuum is great, just came out!
You still have to use the right amount of oil and get the pan to the right temperature. Also how you store and wash a pan is very important
Mine has been concert tickets! I’ve never regretted it or wished I didn’t go out and have a unique experience with friends! 🎉
Highly recommending getting your books from the library as it’s FREE! In many libraries these days, you can search, reserve and renew books all online and it’s so convenient.
Also, if you have a job with a 401k you should start putting money in it. You can own stocks that way too.Just have them put your savings in a stock fund.
Atomic habits is awesome 😎
I have to say that I’m so happy you started to get into Tennis and see all the benefits for yourself personally! I’m kind of a hater of pickleball (only because they are taking over so many courts in Washington and no new tennis courts seem to be being made) so originally when y’all were getting into that I was a little… bummed, but I know I’m biased! Anyways so happy to see how much joy tennis has brought to you, and how you feel about what you’re doing for exercise is what’s most important. This list is actually so well balanced and I appreciate it. Going to look into the book recommendation!
Great video, love your topics! Stocks forsure… I only wish I had started earlier. Parents set up a brokerage account for your kids and start ‘em young. Good mattress and recliner because I have lyme disease are on the list.
Buying quality cooking knives and cookware is worth spending the extra money because I spend more money replacing cheaper quality items. I spend more money on kitchen knives and still haven't shapren them. My cheaper one replace them.
Orange Theory membership has been a good investment for me
Books and index funds!
Cookware- buy all clad stainless steel. You will never need to replace it.
To go worth the knife recommendation, I love my electric knife sharpener to keep my knives razor-sharp. A sharp knife is a safe knife. Americas’s Test Kitchen even used a high-powered microscope at MIT to show that their preferred consumer sharpener gets the knife sharper than a new knife from then factory.
even if you are super clumsy? i have avoided super sharp knives because even if I think i'm paying attention, my limbs don't follow my brain's instructions in time sometimes (ADHD) and I end up poking myself with the knife, even just picking it up or while washing it, let alone using it! so i keep my knives duller than they normally should be because otherwise I'd just impale myself. this has saved me a severe wound several times.
@@swithheld9905 Given your specific situation and your self-awareness thereof, it sounds like maybe it’s best for you to not have sharp knives.
i understand sleeping is so important . and yes a hobbie that keeps you fit is really great . i can notice how fit you look now . my best investment has been to study online and reading every day for 30 min . thanks for posting Shelby
I had the always pan and liked it as well until..... I upgraded my cooktop to a ceramic glass one and the pan scratched my new cooktop! the always pan is better with a gas range.
You can still do better with the knifes. It should cut through that lime like nothing. Either better knife or just hone/sharpen it.
Good morning from Gatlinburg TN Smoky Mountains Park Miss Church 🌄🏞️🐻
i started stocks in my late 20s. 28. im 31 now and its gonna be 5 years soon since i started.
I love _real_ books too 😊 At work I can buy books from my generous yearly training budget and I made good use of that over the past years, but they have to be on deeply technical subjects. Some time ago I bought '48 Laws of Power by Robert Green and I just cannot get through over 400 pages of mumbo jumbo 🤐 So I watched a recap on CZcams👏
Living alone is such a good point. I made that decision 3 years ago to live alone and I'm so so holy I did. My productivity skyrocketed. Great point on real estate too, there's nothing passive about it 😅
Amazing Video!! Which app or bank are you using now for your stocks? (I know you spoke about multiple in the past robinhood, Etoro etc) I'm looking for one to get started quite scared to choose the wrong one and either be stuck or lose my investment :) Thanksss!!!
FYI these books are more expensive than $10 dollars, yet a great investment none the less.
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I think #5 is good and #1 is a bad advice. Friends I knew have lost money on stocks. Of course its a very good life lesson.
Great videos how are you
lmao @ the pickleball shade
Where are the knives from?
last week i went to this free tennis club for the first time and sucked lol but ppl were nice and it was really fun
My best purchases of 2023 were my Britta water filter so I stop using plastic water bottles so much and my Sampson stick vacuum that vacuums wood floors, carpets, and has changeable heads so I can vacuum my bed, couch, etc.
Great topic,
This is good advice for any age, except buying stocks. The sooner you invest the better. Do you do dollar cost averaging in your stock investments?
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Isn't best and worse purchases, subjective? I give it more thought now when I buy something whether if it's a want vs need.
What apps (or other channels) do you use for investing? People always say: _investing in stocks is easy and great!_ but noone ever gives a tutorial on what apps to use and *h.o.w* to use those apps or whatever you're using. I'm not talking about advise on what stocks to invest in here, I'm talking about how to handle the interface of the channel that you're using for investing
The platform is honestly not as important as just doing it, but you can use fidelity, vanguard, Charles schwab, Ally. I use Ally. I would recommend getting your account set up online rather than an app, but maybe I'm just old. Opening a Roth IRA would be my first recommendation to anyone who has not done so. You can contribute $7k a year as long as you have $7k in earned income. For more advice on investing you should really look at CZcams channels focused on that. Erica taught me is a good one. I love the money guy show as well. The book by Ramit Sethi called I will teach you to be rich is a good roadmap as well.
Too bad I'm 38. This video came 8 years too late for me. 😂
I don't like spending hundreds of dollars on sunglasses like ray bans (aviators and wayfarers). Are ray ban dupes from Amazon a better option?
There is a technique cooking with non stick pans. You cook at a lower flame or lower temperature and my food doesn't stick.
Here's an easy one: floss your teeth everyday! Floss is super cheap, and it will easily pay itself on the amount of dental bills you'll save. Ask me how I know ;)
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This isn't a wildly expensive investment but I'll never not own a Dyson vacuum now!
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Ceramic pans cant be heated to high or it tuins the non stick! Not just the always pan, its all ceramic
"Make Millions in Your Twenties: Defeat the Psychological Barriers Holding you back from Success" is a good beginner book for self-help
I want to see a tennis match between Shelby Church and Kiara Madisen.
I try not to skimp on quality anymore. If I buy something cheap, I tend to regret it and end up getting the better quality item anyway.
Holly C*** I thought I was the only one that gets nightmares when taking Melatonin.
Where is tesla model 3?
About reading, does it have to be a real book? What about comics, magazines and newspapers? Comics are fun to read. Magazines have sports, fashion, games, etc. And newspapers have a lot of facts and current events going on in the real world. Technically, they all count as reading.
Real estate closing costs is a financial reaming where the sun don't shine.
Youre making me wanna take up tennis !!! And you look so cute in the skirts i want one 🩷
Apple Card and Apple Savings! I get 2-3% cash back, and it all goes to my Apple Savings account. The cash back plus whatever I throw in my savings compounds at 4.4% APY. So Goldman Sachs is giving me cash back and a great APY return. :)
Ski equipment
Food truck
Stocks
Hotel credit cards
Wireless mouse
Was it just me or was the end of the live alone, productivity part not real sad? Not for Shelby specifically just wild our society is like that now.
melatonin gives me so much anxiety when i wake up ):
Do you still use public for stocks?
Melatonin doesn't work for me. I take one and fall asleep for two hours then up all night. I am going to try the ZMA supplement you promoted. lol
Of course, I just moved into a new place and that has helped me sleep much better. My old place was so run down and un-efficient that it would cause anxiety.
When is that last time you been to the Palm Springs house?
Just buy a good mattress, your back will thank you for it🛏🛏🛏
Anyone else here also play tennis I'm in high school and I already play tennis?
I'm #1
Teflon is not toxic unless its damaged, even then it's not dangerously-toxic... Teflon is still the best choice for a pan.
id love to see a video of you deep diving into investing in stocks/the stock market for beginners. Im 26 and getting into stocks is something i really want to get into but truly just don't understand it. id love a video on that!
I'll give you a bunch of racket for free. Just come to North Dakota on a Friday. lol
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Please get rid of that cutting board all so a damp tea towel under the board as chef I love carbon steal pans over stainless steel and for the price Victoria knife's are great
want to know- why a tea towel under the cutting board? thank you
@@LL-rx8un Prevents it from slipping away 👍
Did you lose weight, Shelby?
She plays tennis six hours a day 😮
Eats clean too
@@user-dj3sn5wi1s Fun! When I want to lose weight I do Military Diet.
Nothing funny about it but I get results.
What about jaw surgery?
Shelby really shouldn't make any comments on stocks since she has very little understanding of financial markets. Most stocks only go up? That's is absurd statement.