It’s not silently quitting, it’s quiet quitting. And for some reason mainstream twisted the meaning. It doesn’t mean do the bare minimum. It means do your job, but don’t go above and beyond that. Most of the time putting in a lot of extra effort means nothing to corporations. They see you doing extra work and working long hours and they’re not compensating you for it.
Precisely my experience. I had a VP from one company tell my company's owner that I was the best they had ever seen at my job. Three months later they terminated me because I refused to relocate. The person that replaced me is horrifically incompetent but the company doesn't care.
Nothing better than a father like figure giving you solid financial advice for the betterment and advancement to your finanacial freedom. And all for free! Thank Mark! Loving your videos as always.
1. Proper investments are educated gambling. I go with what the numbers say. 2. Went into real estate. Multiple facets. Loans, mortgages, construction, rentals to balance things out. My father did construction and there was a lot of information about. I had mentors as well. 3. I am frugal when it counts but have proper quality items that are more expensive but last decades. 4. I don't get why people think they are better off when they quit to having no job. People at my work support their families with no issue on my income. Just because I have investment income doesn't mean I should quit. I can achieve financial freedom sooner if I use all possible streams of income. I could retire and live VERY frugally, but every year I wait, the better my retirement looks. 5. The only loans I have are for generating income or paying for my car. I invested the money I would have spent on the car to pay for the car. One year left on the car. The original amount has grown to the point that I can get a more expensive car or another one but this time the investments will pay for the car, insurance and operating costs. 6. I dumped my side job. I was working every day off work and after hours. I made enough money to invest and create an income stream that allows me to do enjoy my free time like everybody else. I spent 20 years working two jobs. 7. Thank god my hard work paid off. My means are higher than that of a lot of people. Because I already have all the luxury items I could currently want. I don't really buy anything but food. Proper clothing can be repaired as can jackets and shoes. 8. Get rich quick schemes...no. I don't bother. I don't need to bother. Anybody bragging about them making money quick, usually loses it quick and won't mention that part. I love to tell those people, who are praying on you, I don't need them.
I do believe not all of these tips fit for everyone. Especially internationally wise. For example, you mentioned number 4. Whilst my country (Portugal) has a lot of flaws, if you always worked legally and your employer did everything right, you always paid Social Security which would mean that you can retire in your 60s and get basically the lowest of your income in your last 10 years of work. In the US i see people have no retirement funds, so they cannot earn any more passively (without saving or making a 401k). In here if you worked and contributed for 40 years and are at least 67 (in most jobs) you can earn the income I mentioned earlier. As for number 5 I agree 100%. As a 27 year old I see SO MANY PEOPLE in debt for paying for high tech phones and high end clothing whereas I spend months sometimes looking at something I want to get, even if it's futile and "unnecessary" (like a new guitar for example, or a TV something along those lines) but I pay for it upfront and if I see I don't really have a need for it, or need money in the meantime, I sell it away. The only loans I agree make sense are for car (if possible paid as fast as possible) and your house. Or any very necessary expense that you can't really afford in the moment but really need it (like a washing machine for example, or a stove for your house). 6. Is very important mostly for mental health. What does it matter if you have high amounts of income if you have no free time? To enjoy the things you like, to actually live life and not work 8. I've had dumb dudes trying to come up to me with those schemes and I always laughed it off. In all fairness when I was 20 I got really curious but understood what a multi level marketing scheme was really fast after I researched a bit. I remember this dude coming to me showing me all this info. He wasted his family's business (which was a sandwich shop that he inherited and took over when his parents retired) sold it all for this scheme and never got anywhere with it. TL DR: I agree 100% with you, and I think this should be taken a bit with a grain of salt depending on the situation each person lives in
I'm so glad to have find your channel. I'm struggling atm with money and my girl having serious health issues... this is my las shot i guess. Thanks for sharing all of that. I will do my best following your advice not even to get rich, but to be able to afford a normal life.
Quiet quitting isn't about doing the bare minimum only; it is about pushing back at the toxic work cultures that have covert "implied" contracts with their employees (often the youngest and most eager) to trade in being on all the time for a "shot" at being a manager and getting paid more. It is about the lies the employer says when they are dangling a job they don't intend to hand over to the direct, but are looking to exploit it because work itself has become a religion, not a way to make money. We all must contribute, but some are demanding more for less and often for nothing in return (not even keeping them around - the Quiet Firing side of Quiet Qutting).
The ONLY people against "quiet quitting" are millionaire business owners. There are way too many people brown-nosing their way up the chain these days.
It doesn’t matter who is for or against it. If you quiet quit and end up losing your job in a recession, then you’re the only one to deal with the negative consequences
Another comment said quiet quitting was stopping the extra when you were working above your pay grade, but that he's talking about a lazy person that can't do the job, so definitions may have become mixed up.
You need to speak more about keeping your job.. I listened to the quit your job and take a leap of faith and I totally wiped out now I gotta go back to work. I needed this advice 3 years ago bro.
Astounding content Mark👍🏻 Building wealth involves developing good habits like regularly putting money away in intervals for solid investments. The financial market has plenty of opportunities to earn which I myself took advantage of … and it has been a great ride so far.
Well I think I might silently be quitting my job cause they are over working everybody. And I can be 100% sure I will not get fired. They have never fired anyone ever before even the one that call in sick everytime. 😊
Thanks for the video, Mark. If there's something I'd add is that while one should do the best they can for a job, doing the bare minimum is being kind to yourself if you've been taken for a ride. Be it not being promoted, not being appreciated with any pay raise or even unfairly treated in terms of benefits. In this case, I'd say stay for the money and do the bare minimum while staying alert for better opportunities. Don't quit without a plan. Good luck to all.
That was my experience. Company culture differs from firm to firm, so what I experienced does not create a blanket opinion of other companies. I reckon that figuring out the company culture is an important factor in determining whether or not to stay there.
Thank god RUclips is out there with advice from real people. I don't listen to many people's advice about money or investments, but marks advice is pretty sound 😊
Usually it's all these gurus who know it all and have these perfect routines. Not talking about Mark here, usually talking about these dudes who always have "ways to increase your productivity", especially the ones who have tips for people with ADHD. It pisses me off. I'm entering my late 20s and more and more I understand that life teaches you A LOT of things and these dudes are around my age and don't have it all figured out. You have to make mistakes and expose yourself to succeed, that's the only way. You have to take risks, and learn, develop. People fail at life because they don't try and risk it. The tips and ideas are, most of the times, the generic "exercise, socialize, organize your calendar, make lists, journal, etc etc" which are all great tips and good tips for general life, but they don't really make any difference, they're just good for a small morale boost
I hate high-school. I want to become a software engineer after high-school. Most of my teachers suck. My science, health, P.E, and sometimes my culinary teacher suck. Bad teachers and people make school harder than it already is.
No.3 is tested by us recently…instead of changing our boiler straight away, we spent money trying to repair the old one. In the end, we had to pay for the “repair “ work done AND to pay for the new boiler. Hopefully, we learned our lesson 😂
But you learned how it worked. Maybe next time something like that happens you manage to work around it, you risked it and could've made it work. What if it worked and you didn't have to spend on a new boiler? I think it was great you tried to figure it out
My mum learnt that with luggages, she was proud that she got them half of what I spent on mine and thought I was wasting money....when we arrived at our destination, most of the wheels (they were 4 wheelers) were missing😂 and more were missing when we came back... Buy cheap buy twice. I went to a discounted place, but they were still expensive. But I was there for hours testing all the luggages haha.
One thing I will add to this already good advice is to never stop learning! I see this all the time where people stop learning skills and they plateau on their knowledge and end up in a stagnant rut of life believing they are stuck. No one is born with skills. Its all learned. Even if you think its not possible to learn a skill, all it takes is practice and you can indeed do it. I find great pleasure in learning new things especially if they save me money. Learn and then practice! Everyone has something in the back of their mind that they "wish" they knew how to do or do better. Instead of coming home from work everyday and sitting in front of youtube or playing on your smartphone until bedtime, dedicate 30 min to this new skill every night by researching it then practicing it. You would be amazing where you will be in a month. There is so much free information on the internet today that its pretty easy to learn anything. You might find a new passion which could change your career and your life.
Buy quality products. Yes. My mother-in-law used to buy cheap food, but it was rubbish after a couple of days. "It's cheap!" Yes, and for good reason. After telling her not to do that several times, she eventually bought fresher food. I worked harder and did more than others at the same company for 10 years, but there was never a promotion for me. I just got given more jobs to do (deputy supervisor, deputy trade executive) but when promotion came to be in the full position, I was always cast aside. I worked out that if you do a great job, you become irreplaceable because nobody else can do it better, so you end up trapping yourself in a lower-paid position. I realised that the company was never going to help me out so I left. Not long after, the company was gone. Now, I work three hours a day for someone else and I have a side-hustle, which allows me to leverage time by charging 6 people per hour worked instead of a 1:1 income. I think that if people can get time-leverage, they have much more flexibility. Sure, it isn't passive, but if you can get 6 or more years of income each year, you get that deeper passive income money pool.
Yes good advice. Too many payday loans don't sit very well on the credit score that's true. Unless any course work is an requirement to operate then its not good idea. Having a regular paid income and steady job is foundation to create passive income... if your making money to pay for personal bills and home type necessary then its not money to invest. I agree in total
Even though im still 14 im intrested in investing but i dont know how to start and i dont know who to trust but this is also a good video please make more 😁
See if your parents will open up a custodial account for you, if you trust them. I wouldn't invest in individual stocks if I were you. Listen to people like "graham stephan ", "minority mindset" and "our rich journey". Keep educating yourself. I keep begging my 18 yr old daughter to start investing and it's like talking to a wall.
Quiet quitting is understanding that people can only focus 4 hours a day and usually a workweek only needs to last 4 days (proven in studies). As long as the toxic culture of seat warming for 8 hours persists, no one is going to be happy. Another one is coming to the office, wasting time getting ready and commuting. The more free time you give your employees, the better they will perform and probably last longer.
If that's actually true then those employees just need to produce better results. Employers care less about how long you're in the office and more about how many sales you make
Brilliantly executed funnel presentation. Very helpful information for the uninitiated as well. And I love the irony of step #8. Saving that one for last was hilarious. Congratulations, you've inspired me to actually click on the link, learn more, and see how long it takes for you to make YOUR pitch. Well done!
I'd certainly never to say take your job for granted, but if it bores you or puts you to sleep, please find something new. I know I had to and it is making all the difference in my joy in life.
The quiet quitting comment I only half agree with. In a corporate environment companies are MORE than willing to take advantage of their employees and have them working over and above for no recompense. That is wrong. That needs to stop. Hence the requirement for 'quiet quitting'. People need to reclaim their work life balance. If a company holds that against employees then that is not the kind of company you want to be working for anyway.
i will like to be a part of this community but the link you recemented is only for the U.S phone number and I live in Scandinavian. Soo do you have something anything i can use to be a part of this.
The past 7 months with compounding, venturing doesn’t necessarily boil down to money but you also have to be informed, be patient and back it up with good hands
Everyone has been preaching "buy now, stocks are at a discount" but I've been buying stocks at a discount since the beginning of the year and yet the cycle continues with more losses
Hi, it’s all about getting max value out of the products you need, a phone is a great example where people upgrade just because there is a new one out. Thanks for watching MT 😎
I just discovered this channel and I instantly loved it! Thank you so much fpr your content, it really helps a lot! And you are so right about the youtubers that promis quick success. I personally always feel that they are not particularly lying, but they also dont tell the whole truth, eg they often became rich with crypto trading, but when they talked about it, they where out of the market already and did dropshipping, before everbody else was doing it. Now they are giving courses on dropshipping but as everybody is doing this now, they probably do sth else already... But this channel is different, I could instantly see that!
Thank you so much for doing all this work, Mark! I'm just discovering your channel as someone who feels lonely having this mindset amongst so many young people who just project their attachment to their comfort zones on rich and successful people. The world needs more people like you, especially in these complacent and pessimistic times among many.
Hi mark, I saved for a few years, sold various items I didn’t need and bought 2 houses with a friend as my pension fund…that was 8yrs ago and now I have a nice little nest egg waiting for me when I retire in 20yrs…it was either invest in my family’s future or blow the money on a car…I made the right choice..ego’s cost money..not make it…😉
Hi, WOW ! What a great decision! Ego’s do cost a lot of money, now you have a nest egg you can look towards a brighter future for you and your family. Good luck my friend MT 😎
Thanks for the reply Mark, I am saving again to look for another investment…as you say, they key is to get your money working so you don’t have to….I’ve tried telling my friends that cash under the bed is only depreciating over time, invest it and grow it…some cash is good but £100k cash now will depreciate over the next few years due to inflation. I’m an engineer, not a broker but I do understand a few things. Keep up the good work…love your videos.
You sir are the reason evil corporations still thrive today. Sure you can work your hardest for a company but for your reward for that is actually more work because they know you will work hard for them and thus you will never get any help for the things you need to do that require teamwork and since corporations know this thay will take advantage of people. To solve this issue people used to unionize but now they fire you for even trying to start a union but if the majority of people band together and just not go to work then corporations crumble and have to give in to the people because they need workers. We not asking for much just to be treated fairly
Highly valuable financial education, greatly appreciated. I primarily watch your videos for this kind of knowledge as I find them so useful. In one of your videos you did not recommend locking a large sum of money in a house and considered this a mistake for anybody building wealth. And I wanted to know your expert opinion on buying a house to live in as the higher the deposit, the lower the mortgage. On the other hand the more of your saved cash goes into the deposit, the less money is left for investing. Hard to strike the balance right when in a tight budget and indecision only leads to inaction (not buying, not investing). Thank you very much again for the great content, will undoubtedly remain a loyal follower/subscriber for good!
Thanks for your video and advice. I want to ask you about the loan part. What if you take a loan for $100,000 and invest it into a small business, real state and s&p 500. Maybe a smaller portion into crypto…? Interest rate 9.9% over 5 years minimum.
Hi mark I am 10 years and I have interest in investing real estate stocks and shares and it and one more thing I like to do is watch videos of entenpanur like Andrew Tate mark tilbury and also learning through videos about matrix and many more thing
Hello 🤠 I live in a Frugal lifestyle. I Avoid inflation lifestyle I don't have debts No Credit Cards. Buy Everything Cash No Liabilities only Assets 😊.
3:27 I call this a liability investment. Invest in expenses so that they are as small as possible in the long run. For example, is it better to buy a crappy couch for $200 every year or a high quality couch for $2,000 just once?
Whats the difference between a get rich quick scheme and a side hustle? If you think about it closely, most people would look at them as one and the same.
Great video Mark. Like the employment segment in particular. Like to see you do some residential buy to let tips sometime. Did you son ever buy a property to let out yet?
Hi, just keep learning and slowly invest over time. At 21 the most important thing to start is an index fund which you could start with as little as $100 per month. I have done some video about this in my back catalogue that may help you. Thanks MT 😎
Great advice as always! I have only been investing for 18 months or so but feel like the advice from this channel and my own research I’ve become far more confident! Need to get started on a side hustle just need to find the right one for me. Thank you for all the great videos!
Mark Public isn't available for Candians is there anythign we can use that is like Public that you recommend for Canadians. I don't know of any that allow you to meet other investors and learn from a community of people that are likeminded individuals.
My plan is to invest in computer and education...and to get to pro level of video and audio production for next 1 year, master level in 2 years and motion graphics and 3d modeling for next 3 years...
This investing in thing you dont understand is so true. People watch investing videos, where youtubers say invest in this, invest in that and people do that whitout knowing noting about the stock
Hey Mark can you upload a video where you explain what investing is and how to do so, i dont get it and when people on yt speak about it i cant really understand what they are talking about
Instead of listening to teenager youngsters in youtube, better listen to experience and wisdom. Thank you Mr. Tillbury! Just curious, what you think about Bitcoin? :D
@@marktilbury Thats true, which is why it’s important in many industries. But it mostly regards those low end jobs like fast food workers, where there’s minimal pay and very little opportunity for growth (very often bad working conditions too which is why many people feel this way). Love the content Mark. Keep it up
@@marktilbury think this is very wide.. some bosses are down right pricks (but begs te question why stay?) you can go really deep on this matter. not every bos is the same not every situation is also.. i worked 8 years at a job. that was awefull. but needed my spare time to educate my self to somthing better too 😅 so i did basicly only what im was payed for. cus growth was a n go. there. . current boss i worked my way up to i give 110% even do health doent always allow it. and my wage is still .. crap.. but job gots perks do makes it worth. and i do get a nice quaterly bonus . i'm working on my health to do a 4th day . should help (y) just to give a example but i'm sure many youngsters of today. do this with no reason and thats bad!!
@@marktilbury Mark, If you sign a contract to provide 5 model airplanes to a business each week for 2 years, would you provide that business with more than 5 model airplanes per week? I doubt that would make smart business sense. Thats silent quitting. The employee and employer sign a contractual agreement to work agreed hours and meet agreed targets. I enjoyed the rest of your video.
6:26 -- This confused me at first until I realized that he doesn't know what the quote means. The meaning of that saying is literally that somewhere else always looks better than where you're at, and it's implied that once you're there the same thing would be true of looking at where you were. It supposedly comes from observations of how cows graze. Therefore, he should have said the quote and moved on because it had already made his point for him instead of appending "it's rarely the case" afterward, negating his intended idea.
Hi, it’s not a Corse it’s a video on how to do it. Get rich quick is not the problem, buying a Corse that promise’s it but doesn’t deliver after you’ve bought it. That’s the problem! My videos cost you zero so I hope they help. MT 😎
Hey Robert, unfortunately not as this time. You don't need to become a member, I still respond to as many of you as possible. Keep your money and focus on your future! MT
It’s not silently quitting, it’s quiet quitting. And for some reason mainstream twisted the meaning. It doesn’t mean do the bare minimum. It means do your job, but don’t go above and beyond that. Most of the time putting in a lot of extra effort means nothing to corporations. They see you doing extra work and working long hours and they’re not compensating you for it.
Precisely my experience. I had a VP from one company tell my company's owner that I was the best they had ever seen at my job. Three months later they terminated me because I refused to relocate. The person that replaced me is horrifically incompetent but the company doesn't care.
Seems stupid for progression if you ask me
Amen.
Nothing better than a father like figure giving you solid financial advice for the betterment and advancement to your finanacial freedom. And all for free!
Thank Mark! Loving your videos as always.
1. Proper investments are educated gambling. I go with what the numbers say.
2. Went into real estate. Multiple facets. Loans, mortgages, construction, rentals to balance things out. My father did construction and there was a lot of information about. I had mentors as well.
3. I am frugal when it counts but have proper quality items that are more expensive but last decades.
4. I don't get why people think they are better off when they quit to having no job. People at my work support their families with no issue on my income. Just because I have investment income doesn't mean I should quit. I can achieve financial freedom sooner if I use all possible streams of income. I could retire and live VERY frugally, but every year I wait, the better my retirement looks.
5. The only loans I have are for generating income or paying for my car. I invested the money I would have spent on the car to pay for the car. One year left on the car. The original amount has grown to the point that I can get a more expensive car or another one but this time the investments will pay for the car, insurance and operating costs.
6. I dumped my side job. I was working every day off work and after hours. I made enough money to invest and create an income stream that allows me to do enjoy my free time like everybody else. I spent 20 years working two jobs.
7. Thank god my hard work paid off. My means are higher than that of a lot of people. Because I already have all the luxury items I could currently want. I don't really buy anything but food. Proper clothing can be repaired as can jackets and shoes.
8. Get rich quick schemes...no. I don't bother. I don't need to bother. Anybody bragging about them making money quick, usually loses it quick and won't mention that part. I love to tell those people, who are praying on you, I don't need them.
I do believe not all of these tips fit for everyone. Especially internationally wise.
For example, you mentioned number 4. Whilst my country (Portugal) has a lot of flaws, if you always worked legally and your employer did everything right, you always paid Social Security which would mean that you can retire in your 60s and get basically the lowest of your income in your last 10 years of work. In the US i see people have no retirement funds, so they cannot earn any more passively (without saving or making a 401k). In here if you worked and contributed for 40 years and are at least 67 (in most jobs) you can earn the income I mentioned earlier.
As for number 5 I agree 100%. As a 27 year old I see SO MANY PEOPLE in debt for paying for high tech phones and high end clothing whereas I spend months sometimes looking at something I want to get, even if it's futile and "unnecessary" (like a new guitar for example, or a TV something along those lines) but I pay for it upfront and if I see I don't really have a need for it, or need money in the meantime, I sell it away. The only loans I agree make sense are for car (if possible paid as fast as possible) and your house. Or any very necessary expense that you can't really afford in the moment but really need it (like a washing machine for example, or a stove for your house).
6. Is very important mostly for mental health. What does it matter if you have high amounts of income if you have no free time? To enjoy the things you like, to actually live life and not work
8. I've had dumb dudes trying to come up to me with those schemes and I always laughed it off. In all fairness when I was 20 I got really curious but understood what a multi level marketing scheme was really fast after I researched a bit. I remember this dude coming to me showing me all this info. He wasted his family's business (which was a sandwich shop that he inherited and took over when his parents retired) sold it all for this scheme and never got anywhere with it.
TL DR: I agree 100% with you, and I think this should be taken a bit with a grain of salt depending on the situation each person lives in
You forgot "getting married". Your welcome.
Yeh this was just tongue in cheek. 😉. Follow Christ for eternal riches.
Haha, maybe true, sometimes
Not my case tho lol that actually helped us both increase our wealth
@@marktilbury Hi mark, isn’t it true people like imam gadhzi and Andrew Tate are scams?
He forgot “having children”.
He's married
So true!
There's no harm in diverse sources of incomes. I saw firsthand how lucrative investments could be when handled the right way.
I'm so glad to have find your channel. I'm struggling atm with money and my girl having serious health issues... this is my las shot i guess. Thanks for sharing all of that. I will do my best following your advice not even to get rich, but to be able to afford a normal life.
Getting a side hustle is definitely a helpful habit. Good insights. Thanks for sharing
Quiet quitting isn't about doing the bare minimum only; it is about pushing back at the toxic work cultures that have covert "implied" contracts with their employees (often the youngest and most eager) to trade in being on all the time for a "shot" at being a manager and getting paid more. It is about the lies the employer says when they are dangling a job they don't intend to hand over to the direct, but are looking to exploit it because work itself has become a religion, not a way to make money. We all must contribute, but some are demanding more for less and often for nothing in return (not even keeping them around - the Quiet Firing side of Quiet Qutting).
The ONLY people against "quiet quitting" are millionaire business owners.
There are way too many people brown-nosing their way up the chain these days.
He made a good point tho
It doesn’t matter who is for or against it. If you quiet quit and end up losing your job in a recession, then you’re the only one to deal with the negative consequences
Another comment said quiet quitting was stopping the extra when you were working above your pay grade, but that he's talking about a lazy person that can't do the job, so definitions may have become mixed up.
You need to speak more about keeping your job.. I listened to the quit your job and take a leap of faith and I totally wiped out now I gotta go back to work. I needed this advice 3 years ago bro.
Astounding content Mark👍🏻
Building wealth involves developing good habits like regularly putting money away in intervals for solid investments. The financial market has plenty of opportunities to earn which I myself took advantage of … and it has been a great ride so far.
But Mark, not every employer is like you... There has to be a reason quiet quitting is happening.. Because it always takes 2 hands to clap..
When it comes to remembering trap #3 try the phrase Buy cheap buy twice
Well I think I might silently be quitting my job cause they are over working everybody. And I can be 100% sure I will not get fired. They have never fired anyone ever before even the one that call in sick everytime. 😊
The Grass is always greener on the other side because it's fake.
It amusing how Mark warns us about the adds the peppered through his own program 😅 cheers mate 👍
Thanks for the video, Mark. If there's something I'd add is that while one should do the best they can for a job, doing the bare minimum is being kind to yourself if you've been taken for a ride. Be it not being promoted, not being appreciated with any pay raise or even unfairly treated in terms of benefits.
In this case, I'd say stay for the money and do the bare minimum while staying alert for better opportunities. Don't quit without a plan.
Good luck to all.
That was my experience. Company culture differs from firm to firm, so what I experienced does not create a blanket opinion of other companies. I reckon that figuring out the company culture is an important factor in determining whether or not to stay there.
Thank god RUclips is out there with advice from real people. I don't listen to many people's advice about money or investments, but marks advice is pretty sound 😊
Usually it's all these gurus who know it all and have these perfect routines. Not talking about Mark here, usually talking about these dudes who always have "ways to increase your productivity", especially the ones who have tips for people with ADHD. It pisses me off. I'm entering my late 20s and more and more I understand that life teaches you A LOT of things and these dudes are around my age and don't have it all figured out. You have to make mistakes and expose yourself to succeed, that's the only way. You have to take risks, and learn, develop. People fail at life because they don't try and risk it. The tips and ideas are, most of the times, the generic "exercise, socialize, organize your calendar, make lists, journal, etc etc" which are all great tips and good tips for general life, but they don't really make any difference, they're just good for a small morale boost
I’m a 6th grader interested in investing stocks and watching you you are giving me a never felt before inspiration.
Thank You
me too
I hate high-school. I want to become a software engineer after high-school. Most of my teachers suck. My science, health, P.E, and sometimes my culinary teacher suck. Bad teachers and people make school harder than it already is.
Hi Ram, keep learning and saving, when you are ready you can then make your move. Good luck my friend. MT 😎
No.3 is tested by us recently…instead of changing our boiler straight away, we spent money trying to repair the old one. In the end, we had to pay for the “repair “ work done AND to pay for the new boiler. Hopefully, we learned our lesson 😂
Sounds like a skill issue
But you learned how it worked. Maybe next time something like that happens you manage to work around it, you risked it and could've made it work. What if it worked and you didn't have to spend on a new boiler? I think it was great you tried to figure it out
A good point
My mum learnt that with luggages, she was proud that she got them half of what I spent on mine and thought I was wasting money....when we arrived at our destination, most of the wheels (they were 4 wheelers) were missing😂 and more were missing when we came back... Buy cheap buy twice. I went to a discounted place, but they were still expensive. But I was there for hours testing all the luggages haha.
One thing I will add to this already good advice is to never stop learning! I see this all the time where people stop learning skills and they plateau on their knowledge and end up in a stagnant rut of life believing they are stuck. No one is born with skills. Its all learned. Even if you think its not possible to learn a skill, all it takes is practice and you can indeed do it. I find great pleasure in learning new things especially if they save me money. Learn and then practice! Everyone has something in the back of their mind that they "wish" they knew how to do or do better. Instead of coming home from work everyday and sitting in front of youtube or playing on your smartphone until bedtime, dedicate 30 min to this new skill every night by researching it then practicing it. You would be amazing where you will be in a month. There is so much free information on the internet today that its pretty easy to learn anything. You might find a new passion which could change your career and your life.
Buy quality products. Yes. My mother-in-law used to buy cheap food, but it was rubbish after a couple of days. "It's cheap!" Yes, and for good reason. After telling her not to do that several times, she eventually bought fresher food.
I worked harder and did more than others at the same company for 10 years, but there was never a promotion for me. I just got given more jobs to do (deputy supervisor, deputy trade executive) but when promotion came to be in the full position, I was always cast aside. I worked out that if you do a great job, you become irreplaceable because nobody else can do it better, so you end up trapping yourself in a lower-paid position. I realised that the company was never going to help me out so I left. Not long after, the company was gone.
Now, I work three hours a day for someone else and I have a side-hustle, which allows me to leverage time by charging 6 people per hour worked instead of a 1:1 income.
I think that if people can get time-leverage, they have much more flexibility. Sure, it isn't passive, but if you can get 6 or more years of income each year, you get that deeper passive income money pool.
Amazing story, thanks for sharing! MT
@@marktilbury Thanks Mark.
Yes good advice. Too many payday loans don't sit very well on the credit score that's true. Unless any course work is an requirement to operate then its not good idea. Having a regular paid income and steady job is foundation to create passive income... if your making money to pay for personal bills and home type necessary then its not money to invest. I agree in total
Pretty much every investment is down right now. I'm not really sure what to do...
Life is too short to not to take smart risks
Even though im still 14 im intrested in investing but i dont know how to start and i dont know who to trust but this is also a good video please make more 😁
Keep it simple yall! Consistently invest in solid ETFs with low fees. I go over my favorite ones on my channel 🎉
Bro save up and buy a cheap vending machine and put it somewhere. Passive income instantly
Bruh same
See if your parents will open up a custodial account for you, if you trust them. I wouldn't invest in individual stocks if I were you. Listen to people like "graham stephan ", "minority mindset" and "our rich journey". Keep educating yourself. I keep begging my 18 yr old daughter to start investing and it's like talking to a wall.
When you get a job, pay yourself first. Set aside 10% of your income no matter what; think of it as a bill you owe your future self.
Quiet quitting is understanding that people can only focus 4 hours a day and usually a workweek only needs to last 4 days (proven in studies). As long as the toxic culture of seat warming for 8 hours persists, no one is going to be happy. Another one is coming to the office, wasting time getting ready and commuting. The more free time you give your employees, the better they will perform and probably last longer.
If that's actually true then those employees just need to produce better results. Employers care less about how long you're in the office and more about how many sales you make
Brilliantly executed funnel presentation. Very helpful information for the uninitiated as well. And I love the irony of step #8. Saving that one for last was hilarious. Congratulations, you've inspired me to actually click on the link, learn more, and see how long it takes for you to make YOUR pitch. Well done!
I'd certainly never to say take your job for granted, but if it bores you or puts you to sleep, please find something new. I know I had to and it is making all the difference in my joy in life.
Don't you love listening to an succesful openminded wise guy? I could do it all day.
The quiet quitting comment I only half agree with. In a corporate environment companies are MORE than willing to take advantage of their employees and have them working over and above for no recompense. That is wrong. That needs to stop. Hence the requirement for 'quiet quitting'. People need to reclaim their work life balance. If a company holds that against employees then that is not the kind of company you want to be working for anyway.
I'm living in low currency nations.. risk is really dangerous for me as 500$ is equal to monthly salary..
Recessions can be golden opportunities to build long term wealth. Great video as always, Mark!
For sure! Appreciate the support Pierce! MT
Only if you have spare cash to invest
just came out the womb and im already investing on my ipad i got from the baby shower, thanks
i will like to be a part of this community but the link you recemented is only for the U.S phone number and I live in Scandinavian. Soo do you have something anything i can use to be a part of this.
The past 7 months with compounding, venturing doesn’t necessarily boil down to money but you also have to be informed, be patient and back it up with good hands
Everyone has been preaching "buy now, stocks are at a discount" but I've been buying stocks at a discount since the beginning of the year and yet the cycle continues with more losses
I get a new phone every 5-6 years... maybe longer if it's REALLY necessary.
Hi, it’s all about getting max value out of the products you need, a phone is a great example where people upgrade just because there is a new one out. Thanks for watching MT 😎
We live in a culture of spoiled children who need a new device. The corporations encourage this wastefulness as it makes them richer.
When are the podcasts coming back ? There the highlight of my Friday working day 😂
Next Friday! We have been travelling and haven’t had the opportunity to film episodes :)
I have 3 jobs I feel so lucky
I just discovered this channel and I instantly loved it! Thank you so much fpr your content, it really helps a lot!
And you are so right about the youtubers that promis quick success. I personally always feel that they are not particularly lying, but they also dont tell the whole truth, eg they often became rich with crypto trading, but when they talked about it, they where out of the market already and did dropshipping, before everbody else was doing it. Now they are giving courses on dropshipping but as everybody is doing this now, they probably do sth else already...
But this channel is different, I could instantly see that!
The grass is greener where you water it.
Somewhat true, yes
Thanks for all :)
Thank you so much for doing all this work, Mark! I'm just discovering your channel as someone who feels lonely having this mindset amongst so many young people who just project their attachment to their comfort zones on rich and successful people. The world needs more people like you, especially in these complacent and pessimistic times among many.
Hi mark, I saved for a few years, sold various items I didn’t need and bought 2 houses with a friend as my pension fund…that was 8yrs ago and now I have a nice little nest egg waiting for me when I retire in 20yrs…it was either invest in my family’s future or blow the money on a car…I made the right choice..ego’s cost money..not make it…😉
Hi, WOW ! What a great decision! Ego’s do cost a lot of money, now you have a nest egg you can look towards a brighter future for you and your family. Good luck my friend MT 😎
Thanks for the reply Mark, I am saving again to look for another investment…as you say, they key is to get your money working so you don’t have to….I’ve tried telling my friends that cash under the bed is only depreciating over time, invest it and grow it…some cash is good but £100k cash now will depreciate over the next few years due to inflation. I’m an engineer, not a broker but I do understand a few things.
Keep up the good work…love your videos.
Thanks Mark, so humble of you teaching these things
You sir are the reason evil corporations still thrive today. Sure you can work your hardest for a company but for your reward for that is actually more work because they know you will work hard for them and thus you will never get any help for the things you need to do that require teamwork and since corporations know this thay will take advantage of people.
To solve this issue people used to unionize but now they fire you for even trying to start a union but if the majority of people band together and just not go to work then corporations crumble and have to give in to the people because they need workers. We not asking for much just to be treated fairly
Thanks for your advices, can’t be more true
Highly valuable financial education, greatly appreciated. I primarily watch your videos for this kind of knowledge as I find them so useful. In one of your videos you did not recommend locking a large sum of money in a house and considered this a mistake for anybody building wealth. And I wanted to know your expert opinion on buying a house to live in as the higher the deposit, the lower the mortgage. On the other hand the more of your saved cash goes into the deposit, the less money is left for investing. Hard to strike the balance right when in a tight budget and indecision only leads to inaction (not buying, not investing). Thank you very much again for the great content, will undoubtedly remain a loyal follower/subscriber for good!
What are those "near death experience" subtitles? :D
You are absolutely correct ✅
Thanks for your video and advice. I want to ask you about the loan part. What if you take a loan for $100,000 and invest it into a small business, real state and s&p 500. Maybe a smaller portion into crypto…?
Interest rate 9.9% over 5 years minimum.
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Not at that interest rate! Sheesh!
Don't bet on crypto
Very good video. Remember its everything and something. Not everythink or somethink. 😊
The problem is getting past all the scammers out there and find the real deal
But what do we do when we ARE going unnoticed,an barely making it paycheck to paycheck
Hi mark I am 10 years and I have interest in investing real estate stocks and shares and it and one more thing I like to do is watch videos of entenpanur like Andrew Tate mark tilbury and also learning through videos about matrix and many more thing
Hello 🤠
I live in a Frugal lifestyle. I Avoid inflation lifestyle
I don't have debts No Credit Cards. Buy Everything Cash
No Liabilities only Assets 😊.
It's not quiet quitting, it's inflation adjusted output
yo subtitles are going crazy 😧
Started investing as soon as I turned 18, 5 months ago this is the best decision I’ve ever done
Nice scam buddy
@@pepsiman4418 why is it a scam, better than just leaving my money sitting in my bank account
@@tristantate5690 oh you’re a real person, I thought you were a bot
@@pepsiman4418 bruh lmao
@@pepsiman4418 Fr, the bots are getting worse and worse
Thanks Mark for making these videos, because of you I was able to start my own business!
Thanks again Mark, keep it up.
Hi Mateja, great news on your investing journey my friend. MT 😎
While bitcoin and Ethereum are going down, xrp is rising! Can’t wait for the lawsuit to end so it can break its ATH!
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Stunning advices, it's remind me to focus on my goals, Thanks Mark
3:27 I call this a liability investment. Invest in expenses so that they are as small as possible in the long run. For example, is it better to buy a crappy couch for $200 every year or a high quality couch for $2,000 just once?
Whats the difference between a get rich quick scheme and a side hustle? If you think about it closely, most people would look at them as one and the same.
Hey Mark
A huge thank you for your videos. I’m 22 a student I’ve just opened my S&S ISA put some savings in diversified stocks for the next few years.
Great video Mark. Like the employment segment in particular. Like to see you do some residential buy to let tips sometime. Did you son ever buy a property to let out yet?
Thanks for the advise Mark. I like your videos.
I gotta easy up on the credit card lol
Hey uh... what happened to the english american sub in this video? It seems to be a sub from a podcast.
Opportunity flows to us like a river! Wishing you Great Health Abundant Happiness and Outrageous Love ❤️
Oof guess getting out of the military is going to be rough this year
Do you have a video laying out some of the basics of investing? I have the money just don’t know how to spend it.
I have 20k plus as a 21 year old and dont know how to start
Hi, just keep learning and slowly invest over time. At 21 the most important thing to start is an index fund which you could start with as little as $100 per month. I have done some video about this in my back catalogue that may help you. Thanks MT 😎
But a multi family rental property
Great advice as always! I have only been investing for 18 months or so but feel like the advice from this channel and my own research I’ve become far more confident! Need to get started on a side hustle just need to find the right one for me. Thank you for all the great videos!
Mark Public isn't available for Candians is there anythign we can use that is like Public that you recommend for Canadians. I don't know of any that allow you to meet other investors and learn from a community of people that are likeminded individuals.
Keep it simple yall! Consistently invest in solid ETFs with low fees. I go over my favorite ones on my channel 🎉
My plan is to invest in computer and education...and to get to pro level of video and audio production for next 1 year, master level in 2 years and motion graphics and 3d modeling for next 3 years...
Also go for python a bit, helps you to automate the workflows and saves you time in the long run.
@@tracktool you are right, nice suggestion!
This investing in thing you dont understand is so true. People watch investing videos, where youtubers say invest in this, invest in that and people do that whitout knowing noting about the stock
Hi, Research 🧐 is so important, I can not stress that enough. Good luck my friend. MT 😎
Hey Mark can you upload a video where you explain what investing is and how to do so, i dont get it and when people on yt speak about it i cant really understand what they are talking about
Do you know what lemonade stands are and how they work ?
Great video, very well presented
Dont have kids, dont get married, enter highest earning sectors, have many side hustles, be utterly miserable. At least your making money.
seriously, the time period between 20-50...so pretty much you entire time of employment? wow what insight!!
Instead of listening to teenager youngsters in youtube, better listen to experience and wisdom. Thank you Mr. Tillbury!
Just curious, what you think about Bitcoin? :D
Sometimes taking a leap of ambition can backfire. The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom.
Your CC text seems to be showing the monologue from when you fell down the stairs.
COLLAB WITH DUSTIN STERNMYER?
Thank you Mark , it’s inspirations
Live below your means is rule one.
"Silent quitting" is acting your wage, not doing the bare minimum
Acting your wage keeps you at your wage
@@marktilbury So true. Silent quitting is the most gen Z thing ever. So dumb.
@@marktilbury Thats true, which is why it’s important in many industries. But it mostly regards those low end jobs like fast food workers, where there’s minimal pay and very little opportunity for growth (very often bad working conditions too which is why many people feel this way).
Love the content Mark. Keep it up
@@marktilbury think this is very wide.. some bosses are down right pricks (but begs te question why stay?) you can go really deep on this matter. not every bos is the same not every situation is also.. i worked 8 years at a job. that was awefull. but needed my spare time to educate my self to somthing better too 😅 so i did basicly only what im was payed for. cus growth was a n go. there. . current boss i worked my way up to i give 110% even do health doent always allow it. and my wage is still .. crap.. but job gots perks do makes it worth. and i do get a nice quaterly bonus . i'm working on my health to do a 4th day . should help (y) just to give a example but i'm sure many youngsters of today. do this with no reason and thats bad!!
@@marktilbury Mark, If you sign a contract to provide 5 model airplanes to a business each week for 2 years, would you provide that business with more than 5 model airplanes per week? I doubt that would make smart business sense. Thats silent quitting. The employee and employer sign a contractual agreement to work agreed hours and meet agreed targets. I enjoyed the rest of your video.
Would love to see a new video come out soon! I’m all caught up
Hi Sohrab, new video is out now, thanks for watching. MT 😎
I'd rather be lucky than smart. - Luskin. It takes a lot of luck, more than anyone can imagine.
6:26 -- This confused me at first until I realized that he doesn't know what the quote means. The meaning of that saying is literally that somewhere else always looks better than where you're at, and it's implied that once you're there the same thing would be true of looking at where you were. It supposedly comes from observations of how cows graze. Therefore, he should have said the quote and moved on because it had already made his point for him instead of appending "it's rarely the case" afterward, negating his intended idea.
Thinking the grass looks greener in the other side is a common mistake, however this is rarely the reality. MT
Another great video mark cheers 🍻
09:24 Money Trap #8
You have a video ‘How to go from $0 to millionaire Fast’
Hi, it’s not a Corse it’s a video on how to do it. Get rich quick is not the problem, buying a Corse that promise’s it but doesn’t deliver after you’ve bought it. That’s the problem! My videos cost you zero so I hope they help. MT 😎
Mark, you are simply great!
I really appreciate you :)
Thanks :D
I don’t know where to start. Please help?
I stopped doing everything and I am still not rich!
Im from mongolia I want to work for you please give me chance
Very tempted by becoming a member to your channel... Any other perks besides polls and priority responses?
Hey Robert, unfortunately not as this time. You don't need to become a member, I still respond to as many of you as possible. Keep your money and focus on your future! MT