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Definitely true. But there are a couple of unmentioned factors that I see. Greed and self centered individualism. When was the last time you saw a Boomer put aside (one of) their precious vacations to make an investment for their families future? Hoarding wealth and dying on it is a big problem.

Me too I was having this conversation with my kids....just so you know I send All your videos to my kids....have great day everyone..may your day be full of positive energy!!!!

It doesn’t change anything… I just passed the 100k mark in investments and my life still the same. Nothing change tbh…

"The price of anything is the amount of life you exchange for it." - Henry David Thoreau If you can afford all of your needs, can fund some wants without breaking the bank or work like a slave, and can afford to spend quality time with your family, friends or self... Believe me, you're more than enough...

All true amigo!contentment comes not from great wealth but a few wants.

Our buddy Austin dropping truth bombs. 👍👍🚨

I think that people just have a different outlook on life these days . I'm 33 and really admire the work ethic of the previous generations but I really like the new generation not settling for whatever the company's are offering . The previous generations were abused and they didn't know any other way . Baby boomers will bitch and moan about a company but stay there forever.

The timing of this video is insane. I was just talking about this with a family member. Super excited to watch.

Saving $10k was my 2023 New Year’s resolution which I started in October 2022. I hit goal in June of 2023. I did it by working 2 jobs and saving everything from the second job and any extra from my first job. I still have the second job and got a raise at my main job. I feel like 2 jobs is the way to go.

Got 15k saved an nothing is easier

Loving your mustache

…you spent 7k on a new engine?? I wish I could get to your point lol that’s kinda a crazy surprise

Mee too

I have 20.000 I fell empty

I don't know who this guy is but I can nothing but agree with his $10k theory 👍

Where does one keep the 10k dollars? I just reached this milestone. Currently I have 3k in cash 8 in stocks.

Your income is your greatest wealth building tool

Amazing video, A friend of mine referred me to a financial adviser sometime ago and we got to talking about investment and money. I started investing with $150k and in the first 2 months, my portfolio was reading $274,800. Crazy right!, I decided to reinvest my profit and get more interesting. For over a year we have been working together making consistent profit just bought my second home 2 weeks ago and care for my family.

As someone whose lived several years without ac, I can say that it SUCKS!!! It’s miserable.

Unreal 10 k is the new 1 k.

Well, I have made it to reason 4 and you still haven't mentioned pay or minimum wage. You are very, VERY out of touch, Sir.

I think investors should always put their cash to work, especially In 2024, we'll start to see more market diversification. I'm hoping to invest about $350k of my savings in stocks against next year. Hope to make millions in 2024

Owning crypto, stocks, metals like gold and silver, save a fat stack of liquid cash for a down payment on a house. Drive broke, used Toyota and Honda cars are reliable and cheap. Cancel stupid subscriptions to all the bs streaming and other garbage "memberships". Stop eating out, cut out every unnecessary expense. I'm 25 and I have a net worth I thought I would never reach just a few years ago, the confidence he talks about is so true. And whatever you do, AVOID debt, unless it is leveraged debt like buying an asset that will produce cash flow like a business or real estate property.

the 2020 recession hasnt even started yet that's the irony of this whole video... that was a joke 60 day recession it was like freezing a crash in ice temporarily. and you have seen some cracks come about in 2022,2023 , etc

This video made me reevaluate my current position in life again. Let’s see: 1. No debt 2. $20k+ in savings 3. Workplace is a five minute walk from apartment 4. Content with one job so I’ve got plenty of downtime- unlike “grinders” who are dying from stress out there. 5. I don’t do drugs 6. I don’t smoke 7. I drink occasionally usually cheap beer 8. I don’t have pets 9. I have insurance 10. Rent is affordable 11. Utilities are affordable 12. I have a townhouse being built costing me a mere $120 a month 13. My IPhone that I bought in 2018 is still working and functional 14. I’m looking up silver/gold stacking as a possible new hobby Huh, I’m doing a lot better than I thought. Thanks for the vid!

Is this guy a chat bot

Meanwhile, a Disney vacation costs $17,000. Lol

I have more than 10k in my 403b, brokerage account, and roth ira. Around (27K). But less than 10K in my savings. Only $1000 more to go.

Currently listening to the book _The Organization Man_ by William H. Whyte, describing many of the phenomena that have become what seems to be the Ways Things Are. It sounds like it could've been written a few years ago, but it was published in ... 1956. (It's not the Boomers, it was the so-called "Greatest Generation" that solidified the corporate culture.)

Please I've been trading Bitcoin on my own for the past six months, but I've been encountering losses. Can anyone offer advice on how to become profitable?

In the UK 1 in 6 people are millionairs from rising house prices, especially in south England.

This is so true I know money doesn’t buy happiness but it sure feels dam good knowing you have a healthy bank account

10k Is a JOKE today......

I need to have atleast 500k for me to feel safe

Doing a oncall job but tbh i was treated bad by jobs with toxic bosses sucked felt under appreciated and over worked just wasnt right now I'm doing my own work and workong on call as a companion and im treated with respect.

Brb going to save 10k

$10,000 is nothing

Excellent information, and I appreciate your breakdown! Even with the recent drop in crypt0, I'm glad that I can still grin at my $56,700 portfolio, which I built up quickly from my weekly trades.💯💯💯

I just stumbled onto your utube videos. It is great and helpful videos. Thank you ❤️

Trying to be constructive here, you talk really really slow and repeat yourself way too much. The video almost seems unwatchable. I'd recommend speeding up your cadence or re-writing your scripts to be less redundant

Agree completely with the vices! Exactly.

Sorry but I must disagree with a 10k car. A lady at work has continuously had to buy a car over and over because of only spending 10k on one- the cars keep breaking down with major repair worked being required. The used price of $26k sounds like a car that will work.

😭😭😭 the amount of times I got to 9k in savings and then it all goes to shit, this has happen 3-5 times and I’m only 22

I got $25,000 when dad died 7 years ago. That seed money has grown to $90,000 😊

Make your iwn cleaning supplies, and buy a bidet so you don't need toilet paper.......that saves a lot of money.

When I hear that you can "make 10%" in a year in the stock market, I know this guy knows nothing about the stock market

This is true. My cousin is worth about 7 million but you'd never know it. She lives in an average house in an average area, drives a modest car, wears non brand clothes and is always very understated and frugal. She never mentions her money and often pretends to be poorer than she is saying things like "I can't afford it". I also know others who are wealthy and they also act this way. The people who look rich are often up to their eyes in debt.

You didn't mention toilet paper! Love the bidet toilet seat!

The first $100K isn't as special as people make it out to be. What's important is how much times your expenses $100K covers.

I'll admit that I skipped through the video because 15 minutes is a long time to get to the point. How did he go from $0 to $100K saved in a bank account in 4 years if he didn't even earn $100K from all income sources? Is someone else paying for his lifestyle? I'd be doing quite well if I could save my gross income each year.