Why you don't have enough money
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- Опубликовано: 22 сен 2020
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Description babble (pleading to the algorithm gods): This video is about self improvement, self development, self help, money, how to make money, and that's pretty much it. How to get out of debt. How to pay off student loans. I'm Joey Schweitzer, this is Better Ideas, and I don't know what else to say...
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Just want to clarify: 10% saved is a MINIMUM. I'd highly recommend saving 15 or 20%+ depending on your situation. Always live well below your means.
Great content! I would suggest going into a little more detail/specific applications in the next video topics.
I’ve found that it reduces the barrier for our lazy brains to start acting, since we don’t have to start from scratch in trying to apply a mindset to our everyday life.
Also, I fucking love you and your content, man
10% is rly sweet. More like 50% or more. That should be the goal! 💪
Just curious, you ever read the Wealthy Barber?
Hey Better ideas i have a video question How to stay moviate disclipe doing Multi tasks becuase I keep Multi tasks my two goals its Getting better in drawing and Improving my Speech but I have online classes but I do 4 Multi tasks 1) getting better in drawing 2) study3) doing online classes4) speech How I mange this?sometimes im lazy and tired
Just a little comment to be honest and boost the alogorythm ;) You are one of my biggest inspirations to then make my own YT videos. I love the touch of humor that's always present in your Vid, the sound of your voice mixed with the mics you use and the shots you choose and shoot are great.
"Don't fall into consumer traps, also, buy this book."
I was just about to say the same lol
Lol
How can reading that book make you worse off
😂😂😂😂
Hahaha I test you guys right away
"Avoid consumer traps wherever you can" - "Also, this video is sponsored by Audible, sign up and pay a monthly fee!"
oh yhhhhhhhh lmao
Is every ad a consumer trap?
@@randomuser66438 yeah
Did you pass the test? 🤫
The knowledge you can gain from the audio-books can potentially make you earn milions, so it can be good or bad in response to how you use the tool
Sorry for tempting you with that iPad! ;)
Hahaha and he sees the video! Hey Max! I resisted the temptation... for now.
😂😂
😂
When I saw that I was oh boy 🤣🤣
Hahahaha soo funny
That stabbing the laptop screen with money really got me. Hilarious!
Hey I make films, i made a really inspiring one called believe in yourself today. could you check it out for me please and maybe sub too??
This dude sometimes really hits the timing with my life problems
Same
He's right on your front porch!
Its because its universial. 😅
Exactly, didnt even know there was a term for it. 23 years old. shitty things happened before covid, then covid, built up a business, started feeling very proud with my direction in life. In fact my favourite things to do was to build upon my business, it was honestly my hobby/passion/the only thing that makes me get up in the morning to do the early collection postage. All the money I got
i completely reinvested into the next bigger hustle, movement, scaling up. I DIDNT SAVE ANYTHING.
Long story short I fucked up on 2 purchases, and without savings I pretty much got stuck, my monthly payments came in and wiped what I had remaining in my balance that kept my spirit up until then.
In a way, just like he said with his consumer trap, we can easier stop randomly scrolling amazon, but the sneakiest trap is the one that you think is supposed to get you toward your financial goals. His last rounding tips was exactly what I needed, especially since Im getting some money collected tommorow and it's really helped recover my shitty mood during that entire time.
I wish he would go a lot more in detail.
You have some hilarious, serious, strange clips of yourself. I love how you edit those in, whereas other RUclipsrs would use stock footage of strangers, you go above and beyond my guy
GrimmSmilee agreed 👍
I’m so glad I found him just randomly in my recommendations.
that's what i like from him
how to get out of the consumer trap: dont buy things if you havent thought about it for atleast a couple of days.
good advice
* or if its an actual necessity that needs replacement or to be bought
I thought about buying a PS 4 pro for 2 years, it feelt like a dream , now I have it haha, the hype is real
“We spend money we don’t have to buy things we don’t need to impress people we don’t like.”
@@denis-andreinegulescu1544 feel that I have a PS4 Xbox series X and I feel happy about it sometimes of course I go through ups and downs about everything I have tons of sneakers and all and much more but I deal with it
"Anyone who has ever struggled with poverty knows how extremely expensive it is to be poor."
--James Baldwin
How are you everywhere?
Finally someone with brains. It’s expensive because there are almost zero investment for poor people banks won’t loan for you and you need to pay all in full no discount.
George Bush these are the more expensive ones by the way.
@George Bush add to that, while it is less expensive to buy in bulk, you need to be able to afford to make those bulk purchases in the first place.
It's also great to be able to stock up on items when there is a good sale on them, but again, you need the surplus cash to be able to do that.
(Funnily enough, it's the experience of financial struggle that set me in good stead when coronavirus hit - my habit of buying multiples when things go on sale meant that I had a good supply of toilet paper, paper towel, bleach, Lysol wipes, etc!)
Hey I make films, i made a really inspiring one called believe in yourself today. could you check it out for me please and maybe sub too??
I swear this is the only self help channel I still find relevant, and not rambling on about the same basic ideas trying to sell us whatever program. Thank you for standing out above the mediocrity of the self help community on RUclips
Those Nofap & cold showers type channels
@@idan7989yeaah we're looking at you improvement pill
@ dude i miss the days when I actually felt that I could learn something from improvement pill
Well, to be fair he tried to sell us Audible 😂
@@albertoskytwins3527 do you use/like it?
One of the best ways I learned to avoid consumer traps is to wait at least one week after discovering something I want to buy online. Chances are it will still be there in a week and it allows the happiness of being able to buy something time to subside. Then after a week I will have either forgotten about it or it will be less impulsive and more rational if I still want it. Even with sales I've noticed most things that go on sale will be on sale again if I still want them then.
You know this was my philosophy at first but then I decided I just didn't like it and would rather just forget about it right then.
I remember discovering this channel on January 1st 2020... I saw lots of your videos and also start reading some books by Mark Manson, I started to feel hope, I started to feel I was going to be able to correct my wrongs. I also remember that day I joined mom to walk his boyfriends' dogs around the nearby theme park. Little did I know I was going to be with the most active of those dogs for almost the entire year... Then, I guess I need no explanation for what happened. The few things left in my life crumbled apart. My family disbanded, I was rejected in almost every job I applied to. My mom got cancer and I was no longer able to make the only thing that gave my life meaning: Music. How could I've been able to do music in the midst of a pandemic? Where all that was needed was money to survive and being able to keep myself locked up?
9 months have passed, and I can't remember how peaceful was to walk the dogs that day, or even the person I was back then. However, neither do I know who am I now.
"When you spend money you no longer have money "
a very small part of the beginning for the video, but a point often overlooked. when i see someone with $700 shoes, i think, wow they can’t be wealthy, they just spent money on those and they no longer have that money. most people try to be who they arenvt
Dilly VFX
Hey I make films, i made a really inspiring one called believe in yourself today. could you check it out for me please and maybe sub too?? have a good day though :)
Depends on how you spend it. Some spending choices are investments that help you earn more money, or help you perform better at your job so you can rise faster and not get fired, or help you perform better in life in general.
Gear gurus are helpful before you make a purchase, and usually they try to help you pick good gear so you don't have to buy stuff you don't need. Sometimes they would showcase ultraexpensive gear, like Linus and his 8K TV but that is for entertainment and research.
Life is too short to be saving money ,So I spend my money on luxury items.
@@spaceoutmisfit1738 ikr what’s the point of being rich if your gonna live like a cockroach
I always have this quote in mind:
"Don't buy things that you want today if it makes you broke tomorrow."
Dilly VFX
Hey I make films, i made a really inspiring one called believe in yourself today. could you check it out for me please and maybe sub too?? have a good day though :)
Don't invest in the future if it will make you broke today.-Mr.Eyob
well that was worth clicking on the video! Thanks Jai
Tomorrow will most likely exist....and you'll have to deal with it
laughs in saving 50% of my income*
cries in not having a life and no friends*
It’s worth the sacrifice 😭 but there should be some balance down the road
you’ll have more friends at the end, the money you won’t ever recoup
You can find balance some how
i feel the same and empty at the end of the day, but hey atleast i have my family still ^^
You can make more money, but you can't ever get time back
The Dave Ramsey snowball effect worked for me. I’m credit card debt free, now paying myself (saving money) and will start tackling student loans next year.
I like personal finance videos; this is a good one.
How often are you investing- putting capital towards assets that produce?
@EDUCO I'm not even sure that's something you should be worried about if you still have massive amounts of debt.
Because I'm still unemployed.
Me too m8
Employed but getting zero hours :(
cheers to the unemployed club
eh, same
it feels like i know enough to work and even better than those i know (who already employed), but something stops me from getting earnings.
Start an online business.
Summary of reasons why you're always broke:
1) You are succumbing to lifestyle inflation
2) You don't pay yourself first
3) You're falling for consumer traps
I'd add 4) You don't have a greater goal to save money towards to.
I wouldn’t say I’m addictedto your channel but You’re channel is the only channel I’ve come across videos of and watched and progressively become addicted in what you have to say because of the value you provide and how charismatic and genuine you are. I’ve learned a lot from just a 5 or 6 videos and subscribed in the first. Thank you for adding a sense of understanding in confusing times for me.
I knew all these things already. And you know what, @Better Ideas? THANK YOU FOR REMINDING THEM! Seriously. From time to time we need to refresh some knowledge. Keep going!!!! I can learn something new from each of your clips
"In order to succeed, I need to produce a lot more than I consume." - Joey Schweitzer
Dilly VFX
Hey I make films, i made a really inspiring one called believe in yourself today. could you check it out for me please and maybe sub too?? have a good day though :)
Are you open to financial opportunities ?
When you show the instant noodle, I felt that. Deeply
Bro the egg really changes your whole outlook on it though.
Add potatoes too if you're feeling fancy
Veg, egg, and a bit o curry sauce. *kisses fingers* My husband and I are in our 50s and we still eat that stuff like nom nom nom.
indonesian noodle 😁😋
Dilly VFX
Hey I make films, i made a really inspiring one called believe in yourself today. could you check it out for me please and maybe sub too?? have a good day though :)
I already save 10%, which isn't easy since I'm retired and on a fixed income. I even had a tough month this month because of an unexpected large car repair bill. But even with that happening, I paid off my credit card bill this month and managed the 10% to myself as well! I put the money into my investment account and when I get enough cash, I purchase a share of stock. The thing that is really hard is to not take the money out of my investment account, which is a Roth IRA, but I have to stay disciplined. A Financial Consultant told me a long time ago that if I only take out 5% a year in retirement, I'll never run out of money! That sounds good to me and I will pull out 5% this coming January and spend it! Also, that car repair has taught me to learn a great deal more about my car and fix it myself!
Awesome advice. Thank you for sharing.
I already know this one is gonna hit home...hard.
Becoming wealthy is hard, being broke is hard. CHOOSE YOUR HARD! ✊🏼
Furkan Çavdar - Entrepreneurship Videos very good point. Very different types of hards, but one pays off immensely.
Existing is hard
Like it!
Easy choice
But it’s not hard to become broke all you have to do is eat shit and smoke a shit ton
Wise teaching/sharing....luvya bro. Thankyou.
The finance advice was great. Keep the videos coming!
never stoping learning & living like a student = key to a happy and wealthy life
well said. do you follow this advice?
@@priyamvadapriyam9415 absolutely 👌
Within reason, I'd say. If this means eating junk then ultimately it's going to catch up with your health and poor health will quickly take away your wealth and happiness.
Never stop learning like a student and living like a homeless.
@@FrocketGaming you can actually eat very healthy on a low budget but I see your point
If you spend all of your income every month then the best possible outcome for you is staying still. Financial progress is completely out of the equation.
PLEASE KEEP THESE TYPE OF VIDEOS COMING. MORE DETAIL 100%
Thank you for explaining compound interest.
00:32 still laughing 😂🐶
Stop promoting scams
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Hey I make films, i made a really inspiring one called believe in yourself today. could you check it out for me please and maybe sub too??
He warned us about consumers trap before setting up his, that's pretty fair
He wanted to give us practice 😉
Thank you! Please continue this theme
"Better a patient person than a warrior,
one with self-control than one who takes a city." Proverbs 16: 32 :)
Dilly VFX
Hey I make films, i made a really inspiring one called believe in yourself today. could you check it out for me please and maybe sub too?? have a good day though :)
blue pill
@@nourqasem5610 white pill
The Richest Man in Babylon in Audible was also my very first personal finance book.
Totally recommended, in fact I think it should be mandatory reading in high-school.
"Don't fall for consumer traps!!"
30 seconds later:
"So anyways, why not give Amazon your money every month for an Audible subscription? Buy it! Buy it!"
Lol
Dilly VFX
Hey I make films, i made a really inspiring one called believe in yourself today. could you check it out for me please and maybe sub too?? have a good day though :)
Just found your channel and it’s so nice to hear self betterment in a new refreshing way. Got tired of hearing the same stuff over and over again but you got me excited about improving myself again. Keep up the amazing work!! Also glad to hear your a hockey player. Go snipe some tendys once the rinks open again
For the record, really loved this, and would love more detail as well in future videos.
I am always reading books on financials and I have to say, I really appreciate how simple and straight forward this video was and I absolutely agree with everything that you have said!
Another way to avoid consumer Traps is to wait 24 -72 hours to buy the item and reevaluate how something that will make your life better.
The transition into audible ad was brilliant.
Man, your book recommendations are so interesting. Thank you again.
1. Track your spending, observe your habits through that.
2. Look at the bad behaviors and identify the beliefs underlying them.
3. Work on replacing those beliefs/habits with healthier ones that don't waste your money.
4. Make a budget of how much you want to save. Determine what can bring you true joy and what doesn't, and be willing to negotiate with yourself on getting rid of that which doesn't bring joy.
4. Do mindfulness practices and engage in activities that a genuinely good for you. Desingage from those that aren't. Mindfulness will help with your awareness and impulses. Activities will help you fill that void in a healthy way.
5. Don't increase your spending unless you're also increasing your income.
6. Don't ever use debt unless it's a genuinely good investment such as in yourself.
I moved to the States about 4 years ago at 19, high school education, broke, not so great English at the time, average IQ and EQ, worked a call center job which did 40k but with unlimited OT it turned into 80k for at least two of those years. Stuck by these rules, took care of myself and family and was able to save 115k far.
Now I have the puzzle of actually working doing something I enjoy and pays well. I wouldn't have the opportunity to work on this next problem had I not worked on my safety net first and sacrificed purchasing unnecessary things.
Dilly VFX
Hey I make films, i made a really inspiring one called believe in yourself today. could you check it out for me please and maybe sub too?? have a good day though :)
@@DillyVFXOG Sure, have a good day too :)
Bryan. Good to hear.
Life Hack: You can listen to MANY audiobooks on youtube for free.
Even The Richest Man in Babylon
Another life hack: mainstream books won't make one a special person. You will probably be better than average maybe. Instead read specialized books in your field
True dat. There are great ones on the RUclipss. Also, if you're lucky your library will have audiobooks you can dl on their app. Not sure if everyone's library does that, but mine does and it's awwwweeeeesome.
Yea, I listened to that one and also the Monk Who Sold His Ferrari for free. :)
Dilly VFX
Hey I make films, i made a really inspiring one called believe in yourself today. could you check it out for me please and maybe sub too?? have a good day though :)
Or check out Hoopla with your local library. 3 free books a month. Save the money.
One of your best yet. Been watching for a while now and this one really hit me on the head.
Excellent work and editing as always.
Hedonic treadmill section really hit home thank you
hmm.. I went all day without thinking about audible..
Are you open to financial opportunities ?
Dude, your comedy skills are getting so much better! You seem to be really flowing with your content. I've just moved to uni and was about to start budgeting and came across this at the perfect time. Thanks as always for your videos.
Love these videos. Well filmed, informative and funny.
one of the best videos i have ever seen about personal finance, so simple
"Don't fall into consumer traps" You don't need to worry about that if you have no money at all.
My mom's family used to be fairly poor. My grandfather always used to say 'You save when you have money. When you don't have money, you have nothing to save from.'
I try to stick with that
my grandfather told me exact same thing :)
Just found you today on RUclips and I love your perspective so much.
I've been in an "empty pockets" situation before and such kind of tips/books helped me to start gaining financial freedom, but there's a lot more to it. Few other things that I really found helpful are:
- Start making more money. There's always stuff laying around at home that I could sell, also side hustles and finding a better job are all things that brought me to a new level and actually made my life easier.
- With every increase, I have what I call the 50% rule. For every amount of money on top of my typical monthly income (including bonuses, increases and even gifts) I save 50% of it and still indulge in spending the remaining 50%.
- I set goals that I want to save money for - travel, investing, an apartment, emergency fund. This really helps me stay focused and disciplined.
- I "marinate" every idea of buying something. I always give at least a few days before buying new shoes or whatever. Quite often I never buy once the initial rush is gone.
- I talk openly about money with my closest people. This way I can see/compare how I am doing and exchange ideas.
Few of the books that I really love on the subject: Money Master the Game, Rich Dad, Poor Dad, Happy Money, Sell or be Sold (not really about money-saving that last one, but a great mindset and skill book for getting your way in life)
Hope this helps!
Z
Thank you for another awesome video
Dilly VFX
Hey I make films, i made a really inspiring one called believe in yourself today. could you check it out for me please and maybe sub too?? have a good day though :)
You can wait another three months for the next one
This is great advice, one of the best books I read on basic personal finance was The Richest Man in Babylon." Really good read and it's what started me on my journey to financial independence.
I am so glad to find your videos, man. Thank you, this is really wise stuff.
Dude! Great videos. Congrats on growing your channel so much. You stuff takes a lot of effort and planning to make. Very creative and very polished.
Actually spit out my drink at the part where you say “Don’t recommend this kind of shit to me anymore” I can relate and I wish those buttons said that
I like MrMoneyMustache philosophy: "Luxury is just another weakness".
Great video; really enjoyed it! Some excellent points made.
When he started talking about the ipad I got a very eary feeling in the bottom of my breathe it was so surreal; his description of a consumer trap felt like I was watching a scary movie. He really knows how to bring out the dark parts of reality. I'm seriously shook/grateful at the same time. How you do that? My boi damn, thank you Mr.
kinda shook that nate, joey, thomas, and matt all uploaded within the same 24 hour period. is this heaven
After college I live like the broke college student that I once was. I kept this up and I always pay myself first and use credit cards wisely. Lifestyle inflation can really mess up your financial situation badly.
Great tips and reminders!
Great value, thank you!
“Give yourself some of your own income, why does everyone else have to take it “ 💯🗣‼️
Problem is, people pay themselves but then give in to temptation and use that money to buy stuff
Are you open to financial opportunities ?
Okay, but what if you’re only spending money on food, fuel, rent, bills, and tax, and you still have no money? Not everyone is poor because they’re spending carelessly. Some people just can’t earn enough.
@David Krumme Well, either. No one should have to work more than forty hours in a week to just get by.
Well, conditions won’t always be fair, or may never be fair, but it’s completely up to you to accept the responsibility of the situation and either A) change it or B) do nothing. There’s always a choice love.
I feel like there’s a HUGE point he is missing. A lot of people do live in poverty and it’s a huge issue. It‘s about needed policies that actually benefit the working class. I could go on... but hey, good for the creator to actually be in a place of financial stability and brag about it.
Then make more money!
Love the look on your face at 4.09 😂 looking at camera equipment. The consumer trap is a huge black hole for me. Very practical advice thank you
very relatable content, you said what had to be said for me to tick. Thx man
Keep posting the personal finance videos, this was very insightful.
(paraphrasing) "Let's say your income drops to $2700/month. You'd find a way to make it work!"
Bruh
I've *been* making it work on $1500/month for years...$2700 would feel like such an upgrade, lol
I really appreciate your ways for teaching you idea
Great video! I would definitely like it if you did more videos on personal finance. Going into greater detail also seems like a good idea.
Funnily enough, earlier today (way before I watched this video) I stopped myself from buying an expensive webcam just because it was on sale and the store had "only 3 left in stock".
I never felt more powerful and more in control of my impulses before. And now that I've watched this video, I'm taking it as a sign. It's time for financial improvement.
I feel personally attacked
Lol
Good
lmao!!!!!!!! xoxo
Dilly VFX
Hey I make films, i made a really inspiring one called believe in yourself today. could you check it out for me please and maybe sub too?? have a good day though :)
7:12 that. that is gold
Thanks for this video 🙏🏻
fully pooped and peed laughing at "Jim and Rand", great as always Joey
I fully pooped and peed laughing at your Tom Scott parody bro. Also the “buying a house in 1920” video was also unreal. Keep up the great work!
@@betterideas Oh wow man I am really glad to hear that, thanks so much! Always looking forward to your stuff brother
We can also treat time as the 10% saving target, so think to ourselves that there is only 22 hours everyday, we would still make it work even though we always complain about how packed we are
Great video, Great advice!
yes give in more, loved it
0:15 summarizes my whole 19 years existence
19+1😂
Watch out for the consumer trap at 9:25! Also I’m watching this from my 2 day old iPad... 🤦♂️
Thanx for the video!!
you literally have no idea that this video help lots of people , ty 😩❤️❤️
"The richest man in Babylon" does the trick
Yes! Specificly, the idea of paying yourself first i.e. making a savings deposit first, right after getting paid. And not touching that money!
@Robbo You would be amazed how many people don't do it even tough they make enough monthly to live on and save. Just look at the comments below. I bet a great deal of those people could be doing it but they are not.
@Robbo so it is. Common sense is not that common 😄
The truth: Because you think you need more than food, shelter and clothing.
Honestly, your channel is changing my life. I must tell you, listening to you is like listening to my inner voice, this time, clearly n precisely. Thank you bro.
I would love to see some deeper dive content buddy!
that tube lol
Eyy I love your channel by the way
Your channel is one of my favs
Hey I make films, i made a really inspiring one called believe in yourself today. could you check it out for me please and maybe sub too??
I don't buy lattes every day or ipads every year, I'm just poor...
@stevenstrumpf7 well, look what he uses as example for income, 3000, I do not think that is the reality for most people, there is also rent and taxes to pay, but not just that, we are supposed to deny ourselves whatever make life tolerable, no even a coffe for waking up, I guess we should cut lunch in half also, this more of how to spend less when already being well off, poor people are not thinking on traveling around the to eat "new food".
@@elbinalejandrofelizgonzale1742 Yeah it is a little nuanced. What he gave as an example, $3000 a month and a $300 ipad is just an example. For someone else that might be a $300 a month and a $30 video game. The point is that we often spend money on things that we don't really need and didn't want until we saw the marketing.
Obviously we can only cut down so much while still maintaining a lifestyle, but the idea is to be making progress towards financial security, have an emergency fund so that you don't play into debt where you have to pay a rich person a fee to borrow their money.
stevenstrumpf7 Income inequality is a weak excuse. It might be tight and difficult for a few years but people with discipline and a set of goals progressively build themselves leverage until they conquer their situation.
What is actually a serious issue is people being manipulated with messaging about income inequality and other victim mentality issues. The more they message this crap, the more engrained it becomes and it forms the identity of millions of people. All of this is done by design and exacerbates the cycle with people spending what little they could save on soothing the burn of life so to speak.
@@FerventReminder the cycle of povery is very real, do not try to fool yourself and others into thinking that you can fix everything with just "trying harder", I wonder if you would say so to a pair of parents who got a kid with cancer when they barely got to pay the bills, "identiy of millions", "victim mentality", why do you not just say that you believe that people are poor because they want to?, that would have been easier to say.
Poverty is a real issue, you can chose to ignore and disregard the struggle of others, but that does not change reality. People are robbed, they get into accidents and lose stuff (houses, cars, jobs oportunities), children that lose their parents, abandon, growing up uneducated, mental and phisical illness that are expensive to take care of, natural disasters, and so on, those are just a few examples, in a capitalist society the economy starts with someone having a capital and investing it in something, the question is, what happens to those who are born with nothing to begin with?, how do you grow when you have no knowledge nor the time to get to a better style of life?, you know that poor people take "low paying/skill types of jobs cuz they do not have the education to take on a better more specialized type, right? and education costs money, saving those 300 bucks is not gonna save you from inflation, and is not definitly something that everyone can save at all, but here you are saying that people should not even take a coffe in the morning until they are well off or something, damn.
Elbin Alejandro Feliz Gonzalez I understand you are emotionally attached to this topic and I won’t try and dismiss you because that is a very real part of life.
I can’t go over everything you said but I don’t agree. There are countless stories of people moving to first world countries with nothing and building a life for themselves.
There is always a way. If you’re concerned about inflation you can buy silver/gold. When you say education costs money, I assume you mean university/college. Plenty of people have become successful without university and I would argue it might not even be the best option.
I never said it was easy and in fact I said it would be hard but if you look at things honestly, people waste so much.
All of this is assuming people live in the first world: USA, Australia, Canada etc-of course it’s much harder if you live in a slum.
I’m going to finish by saying something that a lot of people would dislike. Many people are living with curses on their lives and in the family tree. These can originate from many different causes but for example things like practicing yoga, alcoholism, gambling, sexual debauchery etc can all cause curses to come upon you. This is the main reason for disease and accidents and the like. I know you are going to be upset reading this but the best thing you can do would be to say ‘what if they are right?’ and seek God about it.
PS: I’m not saying coffee is necessarily bad but you don’t need it and a lot of people are dependent on it which is another issue.
This was a much needed video for myself. Lately I’ve been spending money on so many gadgets and items, thinking I need them. Really, I had what I needed. I just needed to Marshall my resources and make the most of it. Less is more, so long as you know how to use it.
Dude, this is the video that compelled me to subscribe! I watched 2 other videos prior, and everything you've said in those videos is exactly what I think about, wonder about, every day! FINALLY, someone I can relate to!
0:53 that door is really tall
"Like a good strong boyh." LOL
Congrats to MILLY SUBSCRIBERS and thanks for your simple explanations of complex topics :-)
I like the general idea thing. And perhaps references.