He stated exactly what I told my ex wife. She refused to make the kids do anything!! Nothing. I told her she was stealing from the kids. She didn't understand. I told her how can the children ever know what a job well done is if they have never experienced failure and then success?
I had the growing up experience of trying to help my aunt do the chores around the house (especially cooking) as she lives with us (she still lives with us today and still does the house chores, and I share some), but instead my PhD-brained dad got angry at her and so... yeah. Grew up distorted a bit in that I and my siblings became self-important adult in parts. Both our parents (now boomers, and we're millenials) were heavily career oriented back in the day, and they wanted us to follow the same path so they left some part of child rearings and most of the houseworks to our aunt (they never hired housemaids). Now they are retired and we siblings are somewhat useless in independence, and never got to learn to be really successful and have a family of our own. Maybe being in the spectrum play a part in our flawed life choices or the inability to truly grow up (we suspect our dad is also on the spectrum but we never dared to tell him 😂). Edit: if we're from the US we'd be kicked out of the family home at 18 no matter how our parents wanted us to be careerists. But because we're from SE Asia, the family home is always the centre. So now yes we still don't own anything, will probably die starving or gwt bedridden early if the parents and aunt pass away in a decade or two. What saves some of us siblings' livelihood today is the presence of the family home and the parents' monthly pension. I'm ashamed to admit it but I need to get this out. Thank you for reading till this point.
That dude is 100% right he needs to be doing speeches to people that want to get motivated like he did or maybe it was all just easy to him but I doubt that but it is now❤
@@vernonhurley1300same here. Hard when mother didn't exceeded we should go with our father especially at age 5. We're screwed. Hard times have been created by disobedient wives and disobedient women and men to God.
@@Johnarchiebald You don't get what he's saying because your mindset is stuck in wagie. He's speaking plainly for those with the growth mindset and entrepreneurial ambitions.
@@edheldude how do you recognize when someone is lying ? For me it’s when they talk a lot and say very little and when they do say something it’s vague, this guy is 10/10 on that But don’t let me stop you from chasing your materialistic dream of making a lot of money here, you can learn these secrets too! For only $14.99 you can see my talk at the nearest holiday inn
@@ItsDigidyDan Funny, That's how I feel people with pets are, insecure. It amazes me how triggered pet owners get when they meet someone who isn't a pet "lover".
This guy gave you all of the keys needed to success in 90 seconds. Yet people will still waste years and fortunes going to colleges that guarantee nothing.
Well… there ARE those couple of folks that go to college just to play that Sunday football and distract all those folks while making 8 digit money in the 10’s of millions like him… and then they get into real estate post-football!
Because i need my degree to do the job i want. You cant just start a hedge fund or become a high level trader with no degree/contacts. Same with things like starting your own practice as a doctor.
@@hisinvisibleness-fn8qj I’m betting that there are more people that have played professional football than people who have done exactly what this guy has and make 10’s of millions! This year alone there were over 30 1st rounders and they’ll all be multi-millionaires. Even the last 1st round pick this year will make at least $12 million on their rookie contract!
@@giftapfel Some professions do require this, but this is clearly directed at the people who believe you can only become financially successful if you have a degree.
Retired At Age 50! Simple Plan: 1. Generate Money [like he said] 2. Live Way Beneath Your Means 3. Save/Invest Money 4. Remain Debt Free 5. And Stay Motivated And Focused [like he said] 6. Eat Whole Foods and Exercise That's it. Remember, stupidity has consequences, and destructive decisions will keep you broke. You don't want to end up that guy in his 70's working at Walmart.
@@dgags4548lmfao and pushing over the 70 year old at Walmart when in reality he probably lives well and probably easy and probably moreover contempt but just doesn’t wanna stop working because it keeps him moving and hearty
@edheldude Exploiting a system to the best of one's ability speaks nothing of decency or morality. One could just as easily make a fortune being criminal mastermind...or a genocidal cultist...come to think about it.
@@conscientiousobjector5988 ... or you could solve problems on a massive scale and provide good service / products. That's not "exploitation", that's people voting for you with their money. Many people have a damaged relationship with money. Fix that first and you'll see the opportunities as an entrepreneur.
@@conscientiousobjector5988 even then they are smart as they find a way, its not easy being a criminal mastermind even a genocidal cultist requires personality
If you spend your time listening to how other people got rich you've probably already proven that you don't have what it takes to be rich. There's a difference between having real mentors and obsessing over these internet gurus. This stuff is YOUR football.
Depends on your definition of success. Financial success, he's spot on, personal success( spouse, kids, friends, stopping to smell the roses) working all of the time may not be the answer. To each, their own.
Spouse, kids, smelling roses sound like personal failure to me. To each their own indeed. Everyone has a different purpose. I want to create the best art in the current world. Anything else comes as complementary to me.
I'm favoured, Getting my own Truck has always been my Dream for my business. I just acquired 2 recently, earning $32K weekly has been really helpful. I can now give back to the locals in my community and also support Charity Organizations. I really appreciate your videos
I'd really like to get into crypto Investing. I have about $145k set aside, but I don't know anything about this market. Would you please provide the best approach to make money as well as a trustworthy resource for advice? Your help would be greatly appreciated.
Still regret that I sold my bitcoin early last year, even after my colleague insisted we shouldn't. Please Is Bitcoin still a safe buy to outperform the market this year? I still kept my money in the money market and with over $120k maturing soon, I plan investing well in it. Here for ideas
As a beginner investor, it's essential for you to have a mentor to keep you accountable. Myself, I'm guided by Deborah Davis. A widely known crypto consultant
Similar boat for me. Parents got divorced and dad is out of the picture. I started working at 16 while finishing highschool to help my mom with the bills. After highschool I worked 18-20 hours a day 5 days a week for 6 years. Once my mom and sister were in a good spot they helped me pay my way through IT school and I am a recent graduate now. Not making much at all but some day I hope to be able to do more than just scrape by. I do truly believe luck is still a factor in things. But I'm working hard to get experience to move up in the IT world.
Any "entertainment" is just there to make people not realize how much better life can be if they just take the first steps to... well - a life. If we had no entertainment, most people would start to naturally think about more useful stuff. Too many people are addicts to bad habits.
I was lucky to have strict parents that didn't let me have mindless entertainment. If I wasn't doing something useful, I was thinking about what I have done and should do, and how I could do things more effectively, and what I need to learn and question.
I graduated from the School of Hard Knocks and my colors are Black and Blue. I graduated high school in the lowest percentile of a class of 107. Started a business in the offshore construction industry and sold it when oil hit 141$ pb. It takes 80 hours a week and always thinking about the business 24/7/365. But it can be done. Great channel!
How many people can rattle off stats about their favorite football team and players? Ask those same people who represents them at the local, state, and federal levels of government and you might get one or even possibly two correct answers but rarely will anyone know all of them. And that's what's wrong with our country. Our priorities are living vicariously through athletes that are paid millions each year when we should be working on solutions to the problems in our communities.
This was a great interview. I stopped watching the games awhile ago to focus more on getting things done ✅ for my family. Thank you for sharing this interview. You’re awesome!
Ah yes, he just randmoly approached this wonderfully talkative stranger. The number one thing that keeps people broke is believing other people's bullshit.
This is awesome... God bless youtube for this... i really feel immensely blessed to have my youtube... God bless everyone out there always and forever after
He's wrong about one thing. You can save a lot if you start young and pay yourself first. You are your first bill. Just save a little bit every month, starting young. Of course making more money is great, but most people spend more money than they should and they could easily find ways to save, or save more. And if you add the power of compounding over time, by starting young, it is easy to become a millionaire. But people can't control themselves. I blame a lot of it on social media.
I blame it on greed and inflation and...incidentally the mindset of the guy in the video People like that are literally stealing the work others do. The currency is what enables it. If it weren't for that little abstract trick, the theft would be more obvious. In short, most people are too dumb to notice, free people don't have leases, rents or mortgages...and profit functions identically to taxation without representation.
@@e.capo1156 If you skillfully serve others, i.e. produce value and fulfill their needs, you will as a side effect become wealthy. It's not about the money in itself but it's an indicator of your service, and a measuring stick of how good decisions you can make.
What i like on your youtube channel and facebook reels, is that you can interview those GENIUNE PEOPLE WHO ARE COMFORTABLE TO SHARE THEIR WISDOM that is legit.. As i have seen some of other channels interview people who are rich but give generic asz advice
You can't save your way to being rich is absolutely correct but not for the reason he says. The real reason is simply that asset price inflation outpaces your income. The math simply doesn't work. You want to buy a house that costs $520k today. Even if you somehow manage to aggressively save $1000 per week, it'd still take you 10 years. And by the time you saved the $520k the price of the house would've doubled, now you need $1 million. You're still as far away from having the house as when you started. This is why using debt to buy assets that appreciate with inflation (rather than fighting against it) is the only real way to wealth.
Montessori school is where people go to succeed and learn how to start a business, public school is where people go to be brainwashed and learn how to just keep a job. A lot of successful people never completed high school. They probably succeeded because they weren’t brainwashed. Do you really think it takes 12 years to teach someone?
100% false. Youre comparing the smallest set of data of fathers to say somethinf bad about the data in general. Thats like saying because of a threat of car accidents or struck by lightning you shouldnt go outside your house. Hardly any fathers are abusive. Even less people get struck by lightning.
@PolishBehemoth 1. He said some, and 2. "Hardly any fathers are abusive" .. I'd seriously like to hear your research studies about this, it doesn't seem like "hardly any" to me but your statement seems more based on research than mine which is just from experience within my family and other families close to us
I was an over-the-road driver 1991-2018 and enjoyed what I did. Sunday nights was when I generally left the house if I was home on the weekend. I preferred being off during the week. New Year's Eve I was normally getting ready to leave when the clock struck midnight if I hadn't left already. So on Monday morning while most people were just getting up I was usually at where I was delivering or almost there. Enjoy your life while you can. It's not about making money all the time. Although I really enjoyed my work I always made sure I was home for special occasions and any time my wife wanted to ride with me she could. She says the best sleep she's had in her life has been in a big truck.
He may make 8 figures and be able to afford things most college grads can only dream of, but does he know that the mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell?
Well I pay bout 40% federal tax. My nurse wife and me can’t really use any “ tax deductions” of any real value. We have yacht tax deductions for the rich. Guys like musk and Besos pay none. If I didn’t pay tax . My wealth would seriously increase.
Why don't these rich folks ever mention luck? It takes hard work and luck to get where they are at. It took luck to get where I'm at. Which is no where near their level
I get what he’s saying about football and all the distractions, it’s so hard for me to watch sports now I end up reading a book or exercising because time is wasted watching sports
I don't regard not giving af about the unseen consequences of over-consumption as admirable. This guy has what he has because there are some conditions by which the government allows people to steal from others, it facilitates it and the politicians are in on it themselves. It is coercion by way of accounting tricks, and when someone doesn't pay up, what they have already worked for is seized. The disregulation of the currency has actually allowed for circumvention of the Constitution. People paying a-holes like this are serfs. They are not truly free people.
Real estate agent in one of the fastest growing cities in the United States, and he looks the age to have been able to enter long before housing was unaffordable to most (meaning, he is part of the reason it is unaffordable now). Yet this man has the audacity to say “Can’t save your way to being rich, make more money!”
Sometimes I feel like I'm alone in not caring too much about money. I see everyone so obsessed with money these days. Like, I understand it's necessary to be able to have things like a house and food, but... beyond that, what's the point? Earning money for someone else I can understand, but if it's just for yourself... to each their own, but I think an obsession with wealth is a fairly debilitating one to have. I make enough, and that's enough
The line between education and wasting money is very thin. Don't use education as your goal by itself, but use education as one of the tools to reach the goal to make money or other successes.
I agree with whT that man said..anytime things have gotten tight I go weld where the money is. I mostly enjoy a casual life. And don't want a life around work. .but I pick and choose when it's time to money up. We callit fuck off money. When you can quit a job jump on the bike for a month or two at the drop of a hat.
Everything I've worked for was stolen. If it hadn't been for wicked people stealing everything I worked for I'd be doing just fine. Probably wouldn't be a millionaire but I'd be comfortable and would want for nothing.
It's a wake up call. Person watches football, is taken away by this distraction and watching other people make millions who put in the work to be where they're at. Person works real hard to save up for a home, meanwhile the person who sold them the home is the one making the money. Perspective.
Knowing the value of time, money and people is a nice perspective to have
Time is money
Skill is money
Time is what we get that cannot be replaced unlike money or people
The value of a dollar is determined by the market.
Time isn’t all that precious because you are not all that precious.
"Don't waste the time. Time is the final currency. Not money, not power - it's time."
-David Crosby
He stated exactly what I told my ex wife. She refused to make the kids do anything!! Nothing. I told her she was stealing from the kids. She didn't understand. I told her how can the children ever know what a job well done is if they have never experienced failure and then success?
That Hits hard for me, my mother had close to the same mindset, now im feeling the effects of not valuing myself
@@geddon436 wish you the best. Know your value is not in success or failure but only in knowing you are truly doing your best .
I had the growing up experience of trying to help my aunt do the chores around the house (especially cooking) as she lives with us (she still lives with us today and still does the house chores, and I share some), but instead my PhD-brained dad got angry at her and so... yeah. Grew up distorted a bit in that I and my siblings became self-important adult in parts. Both our parents (now boomers, and we're millenials) were heavily career oriented back in the day, and they wanted us to follow the same path so they left some part of child rearings and most of the houseworks to our aunt (they never hired housemaids). Now they are retired and we siblings are somewhat useless in independence, and never got to learn to be really successful and have a family of our own. Maybe being in the spectrum play a part in our flawed life choices or the inability to truly grow up (we suspect our dad is also on the spectrum but we never dared to tell him 😂).
Edit: if we're from the US we'd be kicked out of the family home at 18 no matter how our parents wanted us to be careerists. But because we're from SE Asia, the family home is always the centre. So now yes we still don't own anything, will probably die starving or gwt bedridden early if the parents and aunt pass away in a decade or two. What saves some of us siblings' livelihood today is the presence of the family home and the parents' monthly pension. I'm ashamed to admit it but I need to get this out. Thank you for reading till this point.
That dude is 100% right he needs to be doing speeches to people that want to get motivated like he did or maybe it was all just easy to him but I doubt that but it is now❤
@@vernonhurley1300same here. Hard when mother didn't exceeded we should go with our father especially at age 5. We're screwed. Hard times have been created by disobedient wives and disobedient women and men to God.
No lies detected
No truths either, dude just rambles like every other “entrepreneur” on CZcams 😂
@@Johnarchiebald You don't get what he's saying because your mindset is stuck in wagie. He's speaking plainly for those with the growth mindset and entrepreneurial ambitions.
@@JohnarchiebaldAgree. And now days you can sublease fast cars. So just cause you drive luxury car doesnt mean anything
@@edheldudeagree
@@edheldude how do you recognize when someone is lying ? For me it’s when they talk a lot and say very little and when they do say something it’s vague, this guy is 10/10 on that But don’t let me stop you from chasing your materialistic dream of making a lot of money here, you can learn these secrets too! For only $14.99 you can see my talk at the nearest holiday inn
This guy is spot on about everything. Also football being a distraction: 100%
Not just football.
The one I notice that sidelines people and takes away time, funds, energy is Pets
@@dougg4633 Agreed
@@dougg4633Dogs.They are obsessed with them.
Imagine giving up your hobbies you enjoy and your pets you love so you can ride around in a lambo :') you people are insecure about yourselves
@@ItsDigidyDan
Funny,
That's how I feel people with pets are, insecure.
It amazes me how triggered pet owners get when they meet someone who isn't a pet "lover".
"All the distractions keep people broke. Why do you think football is on a Sunday?". This hits hard. #Preach
This guy gave you all of the keys needed to success in 90 seconds. Yet people will still waste years and fortunes going to colleges that guarantee nothing.
Well… there ARE those couple of folks that go to college just to play that Sunday football and distract all those folks while making 8 digit money in the 10’s of millions like him… and then they get into real estate post-football!
@@DDELFIERROsmall percentage
Because i need my degree to do the job i want. You cant just start a hedge fund or become a high level trader with no degree/contacts. Same with things like starting your own practice as a doctor.
@@hisinvisibleness-fn8qj I’m betting that there are more people that have played professional football than people who have done exactly what this guy has and make 10’s of millions! This year alone there were over 30 1st rounders and they’ll all be multi-millionaires. Even the last 1st round pick this year will make at least $12 million on their rookie contract!
@@giftapfel Some professions do require this, but this is clearly directed at the people who believe you can only become financially successful if you have a degree.
Man taught so much in 1 minute! Salute! School of hard knocks🔥
Retired At Age 50! Simple Plan:
1. Generate Money [like he said]
2. Live Way Beneath Your Means
3. Save/Invest Money 4. Remain Debt Free
5. And Stay Motivated And Focused [like he said]
6. Eat Whole Foods and Exercise
That's it. Remember, stupidity has consequences, and destructive decisions will keep you broke. You don't want to end up that guy in his 70's working at Walmart.
if u don’t mind me asking but what would u normally eat throughout the day? Whats ur way of generating money?
@@dgags4548lmfao and pushing over the 70 year old at Walmart when in reality he probably lives well and probably easy and probably moreover contempt but just doesn’t wanna stop working because it keeps him moving and hearty
I'm 55 and I am in the midst of working on a few of the points you made.... may I ask do you have children?
So basically live poor until you’re 50. Thanks
@SaSayed90 Nothing wrong with that, just unconventional. Dave Ramsey always said, "live like no one else, so one day you can live like no one else." 😉
That man knows what he's talking about
No wonder he's successful and rich 😀
Wealth is often a good indicator of your ability to make correct decisions that are in line with reality. If you made it yourself that is.
@edheldude Exploiting a system to the best of one's ability speaks nothing of decency or morality. One could just as easily make a fortune being criminal mastermind...or a genocidal cultist...come to think about it.
@@conscientiousobjector5988 ... or you could solve problems on a massive scale and provide good service / products. That's not "exploitation", that's people voting for you with their money.
Many people have a damaged relationship with money. Fix that first and you'll see the opportunities as an entrepreneur.
@@conscientiousobjector5988 even then they are smart as they find a way, its not easy being a criminal mastermind even a genocidal cultist requires personality
#1 thing that keeps people broke is TRYING TO LOOK RICH!
In that case it's, stupidity.
Monday - Friday.. Coffee.
Saturday and Sunday.. Alcohol.
Monday - Sunday ... Thc
@@user-lf3hh1wv9wya boy
And high fructose corn syrup water
This guy just called those shieks born with a silver spoon "poor guys stripped of the wonderful experience of making money"😂...i love it
"You need to make more money."
Holy slap nuts, what an amazing idea!! Pure genius right here! 😂
Lol right. Wealthy people never mention luck. It takes a tremendous amount of luck combined with work to get where they are at.
@@Shawn-zt3gvand that mindset is why you’ll stay poor
Bro said make more money and everyone in here is globbing his knob
If you spend your time listening to how other people got rich you've probably already proven that you don't have what it takes to be rich. There's a difference between having real mentors and obsessing over these internet gurus. This stuff is YOUR football.
🫡🫡🫡
If it's a first advice of a sort in a year from youtube feed? Do you think he talked about distractions of such intensity?
Or u want knowledge and see how the world works ? Lmfao
I feel personally attacked by the end of this video 🤣
Good! Now use that valuable information to have an amazing life.
@@missmayflowerI’m Jk I do have an amazing life. Don’t take CZcams shorts so seriously😮
It's not about football. It's about rutine entertainment that brings you nothing instead of spending your time smart.
Depends on your definition of success. Financial success, he's spot on, personal success( spouse, kids, friends, stopping to smell the roses) working all of the time may not be the answer. To each, their own.
On the way there's different roses to smell.
Dogs smell roses. People smell buttholes
@@edheldude 🎯
Spouse, kids, smelling roses sound like personal failure to me. To each their own indeed. Everyone has a different purpose. I want to create the best art in the current world. Anything else comes as complementary to me.
@@thekinghasnoname4858Like, groovy.
Please do a longer video with him, I KNOW he has lots of super valuable wisdom and financial advice to share!
Exactly what I was thinking, I second this comment. I would like to hear some longer form content 👍👍
I'm favoured, Getting my own Truck has always been my Dream for my business. I just acquired 2 recently, earning $32K weekly has been really helpful. I can now give back to the locals in my community and also support Charity Organizations. I really appreciate your videos
As a beginner what do I need to do? How can I invest, on which platform? If you know any please share.
I'd really like to get into crypto Investing. I have about $145k set aside, but I don't know anything about this market. Would you please provide the best approach to make money as well as a trustworthy resource for advice? Your help would be greatly appreciated.
The very first time we tried, we invested $1000 and after a week, we received $7500. That really helps us a lot to pay up our bills.
Still regret that I sold my bitcoin early last year, even after my colleague insisted we shouldn't. Please Is Bitcoin still a safe buy to outperform the market this year? I still kept my money in the money market and with over $120k maturing soon, I plan investing well in it. Here for ideas
As a beginner investor, it's essential for you to have a mentor to keep you accountable. Myself, I'm guided by Deborah Davis. A widely known crypto consultant
LET HIM COOK 👏👏👏😤....
This man resonates what I believed.
Pure FACTS💯
Similar boat for me. Parents got divorced and dad is out of the picture. I started working at 16 while finishing highschool to help my mom with the bills. After highschool I worked 18-20 hours a day 5 days a week for 6 years. Once my mom and sister were in a good spot they helped me pay my way through IT school and I am a recent graduate now. Not making much at all but some day I hope to be able to do more than just scrape by. I do truly believe luck is still a factor in things. But I'm working hard to get experience to move up in the IT world.
Minute and a half blows away thousands of “10 things you should do…” videos.
Biggest thing that will keep you broke is drugs, alcohol,sports bets, fast food ,
Fear, not striving to be a better person, being driven by your instincts, being non-conscious.
He summarized them all as "football". But really he means "porn"
Video games, social media...
Any "entertainment" is just there to make people not realize how much better life can be if they just take the first steps to... well - a life. If we had no entertainment, most people would start to naturally think about more useful stuff. Too many people are addicts to bad habits.
I was lucky to have strict parents that didn't let me have mindless entertainment. If I wasn't doing something useful, I was thinking about what I have done and should do, and how I could do things more effectively, and what I need to learn and question.
I graduated from the School of Hard Knocks and my colors are Black and Blue. I graduated high school in the lowest percentile of a class of 107. Started a business in the offshore construction industry and sold it when oil hit 141$ pb. It takes 80 hours a week and always thinking about the business 24/7/365. But it can be done. Great channel!
Ngl, that sounds kinda miserable lol. I just want to work like 40 hours a week and have a comfortable life.
How do you just start an offshore construction business lol
How many people can rattle off stats about their favorite football team and players? Ask those same people who represents them at the local, state, and federal levels of government and you might get one or even possibly two correct answers but rarely will anyone know all of them. And that's what's wrong with our country. Our priorities are living vicariously through athletes that are paid millions each year when we should be working on solutions to the problems in our communities.
100% agree. You are spot on.
You are correct.
That’s facts! Love this content definitly a thumbs up from me!👍🏼
Great interviews! ... They are really life changing ... THANKS!!
Work hard, save and invest your money for the future. Play harder. Have fun.
This was a great interview. I stopped watching the games awhile ago to focus more on getting things done ✅ for my family. Thank you for sharing this interview. You’re awesome!
Bro isn’t lying.. it’s really just an internal decision to move on from those every day distractions. Money is time..
Great content, thank you!!
Ah yes, he just randmoly approached this wonderfully talkative stranger. The number one thing that keeps people broke is believing other people's bullshit.
This is awesome... God bless youtube for this... i really feel immensely blessed to have my youtube... God bless everyone out there always and forever after
dude failed to tell us how lucky he got lol
He's wrong about one thing. You can save a lot if you start young and pay yourself first. You are your first bill. Just save a little bit every month, starting young. Of course making more money is great, but most people spend more money than they should and they could easily find ways to save, or save more. And if you add the power of compounding over time, by starting young, it is easy to become a millionaire. But people can't control themselves. I blame a lot of it on social media.
Not just easy but if you have this system you can't not become a millionaire at some point.
I blame it on greed and inflation and...incidentally the mindset of the guy in the video
People like that are literally stealing the work others do. The currency is what enables it. If it weren't for that little abstract trick, the theft would be more obvious. In short, most people are too dumb to notice, free people don't have leases, rents or mortgages...and profit functions identically to taxation without representation.
@@edheldudelife is not about becoming rich you will realize the life you choose for yourself when you pass
@@e.capo1156 If you skillfully serve others, i.e. produce value and fulfill their needs, you will as a side effect become wealthy.
It's not about the money in itself but it's an indicator of your service, and a measuring stick of how good decisions you can make.
What's the guy that got interviewed name?
I lived below my means for years to live debt free. I am now rich.
Damn this dude is legit. Wish the interview could have gone on longer.
What i like on your youtube channel and facebook reels, is that you can interview those GENIUNE PEOPLE WHO ARE COMFORTABLE TO SHARE THEIR WISDOM that is legit..
As i have seen some of other channels interview people who are rich but give generic asz advice
Keep on rolling baby….
He probably knows what time it is
You can't save your way to being rich is absolutely correct but not for the reason he says. The real reason is simply that asset price inflation outpaces your income.
The math simply doesn't work. You want to buy a house that costs $520k today. Even if you somehow manage to aggressively save $1000 per week, it'd still take you 10 years.
And by the time you saved the $520k the price of the house would've doubled, now you need $1 million. You're still as far away from having the house as when you started.
This is why using debt to buy assets that appreciate with inflation (rather than fighting against it) is the only real way to wealth.
“He is the richest who is content with the least.” -Socrates
Montessori school is where people go to succeed and learn how to start a business, public school is where people go to be brainwashed and learn how to just keep a job. A lot of successful people never completed high school. They probably succeeded because they weren’t brainwashed. Do you really think it takes 12 years to teach someone?
Same words hit different when said by someone who actually realised and lived it...
Having a present father isn't always beneficial either.
Some of them create severe childhood trauma. 👍
100% false. Youre comparing the smallest set of data of fathers to say somethinf bad about the data in general. Thats like saying because of a threat of car accidents or struck by lightning you shouldnt go outside your house. Hardly any fathers are abusive. Even less people get struck by lightning.
@@PolishBehemoth My statement does not conclude 100% certainty, yet you're claiming it does.
@PolishBehemoth 1. He said some, and 2. "Hardly any fathers are abusive" .. I'd seriously like to hear your research studies about this, it doesn't seem like "hardly any" to me but your statement seems more based on research than mine which is just from experience within my family and other families close to us
So will you not be a present father to your children, to spare them from your possible abuse? Where are you going in life with this unique statement?
I was an over-the-road driver 1991-2018 and enjoyed what I did. Sunday nights was when I generally left the house if I was home on the weekend. I preferred being off during the week. New Year's Eve I was normally getting ready to leave when the clock struck midnight if I hadn't left already. So on Monday morning while most people were just getting up I was usually at where I was delivering or almost there.
Enjoy your life while you can. It's not about making money all the time. Although I really enjoyed my work I always made sure I was home for special occasions and any time my wife wanted to ride with me she could. She says the best sleep she's had in her life has been in a big truck.
He may make 8 figures and be able to afford things most college grads can only dream of, but does he know that the mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell?
Def not 😅😅 and that’s why he’s successful haha
I once hid my Viagra in a balloon, now I have a blimp floating over my house.
Take your esoteric (look it up) knowledge and enjoy your shitty one bedroom apartment over the rat infested restaurant
He does actually
Haaaa I'm a business owner and I'm stupid ass fuck!!! So I wouldn't know either 😂😂😂
He is so right, on so many levels. Humans are meant to strive.
Truth.
Spittin facts.
Leasing really expensive cars. Waste of money. That guy could be in debt up to his armpits.
A single mom’s win.
Well I pay bout 40% federal tax. My nurse wife and me can’t really use any “ tax deductions” of any real value. We have yacht tax deductions for the rich. Guys like musk and Besos pay none. If I didn’t pay tax . My wealth would seriously increase.
What a completely natural, unplanned, interview! So organic....
Wow that's about the smartest guy with the best real life advice I've ever seen! Mind blowing!
Why don't these rich folks ever mention luck? It takes hard work and luck to get where they are at. It took luck to get where I'm at. Which is no where near their level
Love the Tate shoutout
Only a Land of opportunity for those willing to work for it.
Polygraph Test Results : Excellent 👍🏽💯
I get what he’s saying about football and all the distractions, it’s so hard for me to watch sports now I end up reading a book or exercising because time is wasted watching sports
People who find happiness in money will never find true happiness. Why would greed make you happy? :')
My man spitting Truth.
He’s right about pro-sports.
Wow there is a certain quality of self made folks that is admirable to the core
I don't regard not giving af about the unseen consequences of over-consumption as admirable. This guy has what he has because there are some conditions by which the government allows people to steal from others, it facilitates it and the politicians are in on it themselves. It is coercion by way of accounting tricks, and when someone doesn't pay up, what they have already worked for is seized. The disregulation of the currency has actually allowed for circumvention of the Constitution. People paying a-holes like this are serfs. They are not truly free people.
I like how he started off sus at the random guy approaching him but by the end of it was getting full invested in the chat.
PREACH ‼️....... "DISTRACTIONS"‼️.......
JUST SUBSCRIBED 💰
The problem of the internet generation explained in seconds.
After Cinco De Mayo Sunday i BARELY made it to work too 😂
That one hit
1:12 man just basically quoted the ancient Roman writer Juvenal: “Give them bread and circuses, and they will never revolt”
Real estate agent in one of the fastest growing cities in the United States, and he looks the age to have been able to enter long before housing was unaffordable to most (meaning, he is part of the reason it is unaffordable now). Yet this man has the audacity to say “Can’t save your way to being rich, make more money!”
real estate is one of those jobs man...
Sometimes I feel like I'm alone in not caring too much about money. I see everyone so obsessed with money these days. Like, I understand it's necessary to be able to have things like a house and food, but... beyond that, what's the point?
Earning money for someone else I can understand, but if it's just for yourself... to each their own, but I think an obsession with wealth is a fairly debilitating one to have. I make enough, and that's enough
You should interview this guy again he’s spot on!
This guy knows his shit
This guy is spot on. Advice worth listening to.
I've been a pro filmmaker for 10 years, now a hotel owner. Dropped out of high school too.
Also, appreciation of what you have and your achievements.
Never be jealous.
I was not expecting him to say football…it’s sad but true.
Most of us just don't have those chances, man.
The line between education and wasting money is very thin.
Don't use education as your goal by itself, but use education as one of the tools to reach the goal to make money or other successes.
I agree with whT that man said..anytime things have gotten tight I go weld where the money is. I mostly enjoy a casual life. And don't want a life around work. .but I pick and choose when it's time to money up. We callit fuck off money. When you can quit a job jump on the bike for a month or two at the drop of a hat.
I like this man's perspective.
Everything I've worked for was stolen. If it hadn't been for wicked people stealing everything I worked for I'd be doing just fine. Probably wouldn't be a millionaire but I'd be comfortable and would want for nothing.
this dude quoted Top G...incredible!!!
My man beard was flawlessly on point
Thanks 👍 this man told you in a minute, what it would take 20 years of college university, to do 👍
There’s no luggage rack on a hearse.
People don’t plan to fail, they just fail to plan 😮
Bad azz hat wit the white beard! Oh and yeah...the LAMBO! 🔥
School of hard knocks preachers reek of “I work non union for scraps.”
Very nice! 👌🏾
This man truly believes the mentality of, IF IT'S TO BE, IT'S UP TO ME.
Motivation is key.
Work ethic, morals, respect for others and oneself, appropriate education, law abiding, belief in GOD - all this gets people ahead.
Real Estate. All I needed to hear lmao
It's a wake up call. Person watches football, is taken away by this distraction and watching other people make millions who put in the work to be where they're at. Person works real hard to save up for a home, meanwhile the person who sold them the home is the one making the money. Perspective.
Imagine being a sheikh? Imagine the miserable experience of not having to work. It must be horrible.
He's spot on.
He’s the valet
True True one have to work smart & hard