How To Make More Money (With Less Effort)
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- We all want to make more money, but if possible we also prefer to do it without putting in too much effort.
In this video I want to share a way to make more of it without over-investing time and energy.
This is the best way to about generate wealth for most people in my opinion.
And it's quite simple...
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Welcome back i was waiting for you
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Thank you so very much for your videos, they are so valuable. ❤️
My favorite advice: Learn something about everything and learn everything about something
great advice
That was my dad's favourite saying.
That actually make sense
That's how is live my life, everybody knows something you don't!
Thats fire, im gonna Starr saying that
Do not only stack the skills, stack contacts too, having a friend who is a manager, one who is a farmer and one who is a lawyer can be far more valuable than 10 friends who are managers.
You are literally giving everyone the secrets to life. This one is so powerful and real. Thanks for explaining this in a way that makes me Brain understand.
Agree!
Good advice. I think you're overemphasizing business -- it depends what you want to do, and skills like communication, research and writing are even more universal, but yes, stacking is the way. I got a physics degree, but even with that my earning potential was limited since it's very specialist. However add in a Masters in Education (one year course), and my writing and teaching skills, and now as a specialist science education writer I make a significant amount of money. Writers are poorly paid, low level scientists are poorly paid, teachers are poorly paid. But put those skills together and I'm in demand.
I think this is great advice. I worked as a teacher for a while and developed a lot of great skills (some of which came from moonlighting for the union in leadership and advocacy). When I added a master’s in applied behavior analysis (16 months), I immediately got a 20k pay bump the following school year and work about the same hours/day a year. In another year or two, I can possibly see an extra 15k bump, and this is doing government work. If I developed some business skills or tech skills on top of this, I could probably find an even bigger increase in salary in the private sector.
I disagree that he’s overemphasizing business/finance/accounting. Part of the point of this vid is he’s explaining how to eventually become ‘freelance’ and or own your own business.
And knowing these business principles is essential for branching off and doing things on your own (and doing them well). I work with business owners every day and find that it’s generally the ones who understand business (and no, not just personal budgeting - I mean business/commercial finance/accounting and can understand their own books, etc.) that are able to excel far above the rest.
@@RacksonRacksonRibss you're right. The system don't want people to know business and finance in high school why? Because they need employees, not business owners.
When the world needed him the most, he returned.
Good to see him back
That's true
Don't procrastinate! Make sure to start today, because that is the only way to be better than yesterday! I just love that, so powerful!!!!
thanks man! I was really down lately. I was so scared and worried about my future ,that I couldn't think about anything else yet couldn't figure out any solution or take a step forward.I was stuck. Today I felt so bad I was literally shaking. I cried. this video helped me think about something else,do something, that will not help me directly at this moment, but it was a big relief for my mind. You just helped me get out of very dark place and see the light. I wanted you to know that. Thank you again, good luck!
How are you now?
Hey. Hope u r doing well.
Hope you’re feeling great today! ❤
Having this kind of impact on somebody else is the motivation to get better using this talent stacking technique, Thanks. Larry
Hello, I hope you’re doing great now 😊
This can risk being taken advantage of by a lot of employers, so don't be afraid to move on to another one. The point you made about business skills to eventually become an owner of your own business is a great way to avoid this.
wow great advice man, respect that you are sharing this and not gatekeeping it or putting it behind a paywall
Bro, your videos really helped me a lot ..especially the Dopamine detox one ..so thank you so much .
That’s quite interesting. I always thought you had to be at the top of your craft in order to make a lot of money. I never thought of combining multiple skills and applying them to a less competitive business so you are decent at everything instead of a master at one thing.
All about niche :)
You should read: "How to be better at almost everything".
The book talk about being good enough in many things is better than to master just one thing.
You should apply "the first 20h rule" to learn anything and to be good enough
Is this the book you are talking about? By Pat Flynn?
How to Be Better at Almost Everything: Learn Anything Quickly, Stack Your Skills, Dominate
@@WilliamJonesChess that's correct and apply the first 20h rule of josh kaufman
Such an eye opening video! So much to learn and discover. Thanks a lot ❤
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first time in my life in any youtube video i pushed the like button with all my soul and heart. thamk you mate for your content!
You are World Class! 🤩⭐️🥇🏆🏅Thanks for awesome sharing! Love the part about Talent Stacking! 👍
11:53: One more thing that makes your channel extremely good is your deep understanding and the simple way you explain it.
really some of the best quality content on youtube ( keep it up! :D )
Thank you!! I've always been the type to explore a lot of skills but was made to feel like I'm a chicken running around without any direction by my peers. I'm gonna sit down now and stack those skills to see how I can make myself different and valuable 🙌🏼
Same here, wish you good luck
I'm a finance major. I started as a math major so I was already strong in math. I'm also taking classes in sales because that is applied to any job. Another thing I hope to learn is some python because that also gives you a huge advantage.
I‘m a Developer and know a lot about Biohacking and Productivity. Do you know what I can do with that? :D I also read a lot of books. Non fiction and fiction.
Good luck with your job at McDonald's
@@thereignofthezero225 nah I got a business already but it's not my long term plan because it's pretty physical. I'm also getting paid to go to school from scholarships I earned so I think I'll be fine.
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Data Analyst sounds like the job for you honestly
Finally someone said it! I have been consulted by so many professionals who say I need to focus on 1 thing and be the best at it. It makes me feel confused because I have many other skills and talents at varying levels and all of them have rewarded me..
Thanks for this video.
I already did Talent Stacking without even knowing about it. I always liked have many hobbies and skills. For exemple : I am an electrical engineer (an average one 😂). But I am good at programming, and good at video editing. I also great at leadership, public speaking, writing and storytelling. So I always combine all these skills if needed. That's how I got my first internship
For me, after many years of working across numerous domains, mostly being self-employed, a real challenge is to properly understand and then articulate your value proposition. Certainly the placement agencies have great difficulty positioning you in my experience, so that can be problematic. Another issue is that those with multiple capabilities are more likely to want to engage them all, or at least some of them, making working to a conventional job description less desirable. Great video but with caveats, at least in my experience. Cheers from Sydney - Dave
It was a really unique topic and I definitely agree with it. An excellent example of talent stacking would be pure sciences and computer science. Physics, Chemistry, Math, and Computer Science are very competitive fields. But if we combine them, also known as computational sciences, there is much less competition and more value to your services.
I'm a process engineering student and a software dev apprentice, this is me later?
@@Rocksaplentyit's been 1 Yr, any updates
I just wanted to say thank you for your amazing channel, as a 21 year old law student who wants to be a High Court judge someday, you're godsent and I have and will continue to refer to your videos to my friends and family. I bet you look handsome and are worthy of all the good things that have happened to you in life, I'm serious. I'm from a developing country so simply sharing your channel is a commendable act to do for me. Thanks, wish you all the best brother.
I'm in a stasis currently due to multiple problems, and my head is in a chaotic mess.
A lot of people say I have too many talents but I still haven't find my business model to get a good enough return. I can speak 3 languages fluently, can do a bit video editing, is a decent writer, quite good at speech, has great summery skills, has over 10 years of first hand depression experience, etc.
I just can't find a way to monetize it. If anything I don't even know how I can combine my over abundance of skills.
You're demotivating me lol.
I have an idea: you have the skills, but no business model. So, you should develop yourself in such as promotion, advertising and marketing. This will help more people to get to know you.
You should also give up waiting for the perfect job where you can use all of your skills. You can start earning money by using even just one of your skills. There are many people who need someone skilled with languages, and there are also people looking for video editors and writers. But they don't know you, so you need to introduce yourself. You should fail many times and get up again more experience
I don't speak English as well as you do. I apologize if there is any mistake in what I wrote
These videos are really helpful. Thanks for making these for us!
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The talent stacking concept is a great food for thought.
Thank you! This is so helpful. Im only 56 and I got Parkinsons about 4 years ago. I also had major problems with my spine that required 3 surgeries in the past few years, so I'm officially disabled. I've been trying to work out what I can do now given my current limitations. Working a regular job with specific time and productivity expectations is out of the question. Your videos are really helping me reorder my life. Everything must be extremely consistent now or I suffer: what, how much, and when to eat; sleep and nap times and duration, taking medicine on time; when, how much, and what kind of excercise each day; mental and vocal exercise; and fine motor practice. Mix all that with PT and doctor appointments. Again thanks! Oh, I use Spanish study, cello practice, singing, crosstitch, and gaming on the computer to accomplish all but the exercise, for which i go to the gym and also walk. Im hoping to add advanced math review so I can possibly get back into test prep tutoring.
This is an amazing video. I feel I went to college and graduated in 14 minutes. Thank you so much bro.
This is AWESOME advice, and EXACTLY what I needed to hear and know! 🎉 Thank you so very much for sharing so many great ideas and so much excellent information! God Bless you and all of your followers here! 🙏🏻
I watched my first 3 video from this channel this morning and I am hooked! Great content, great presentation, easily shareable, and is small (sub 15 minute) digestible bites. Thanks for your efforts, these are great. With this specific video, It put in mind several talents I have (marketing, customer service, business, and home-improvement skills) for either a side job or something to transition to instead of my paycheck job.
What a refreshing take on how to make more $. I was stuck on it for so long & your video brought me out of my maze. Thank you for making this video. I have subscribed you.
Good video. At first, I expected another video about investing and compound interest. Pleasantly surprised.
Good to see another video
The legend is back. Now I can continue to be better than yesterday ☺️
great.
I can’t believe finally you’re back thanks for the information 🤗
I don‘t often say this and when I do, I mean it: Thank you
Fantastic video! - I’d never thought of it like that. “Talent stacking” in a way is similar to “habit stacking”… think James Clear has written books on it. Also with talent stacking in mind, there is a good Ted Talk on RUclips that discusses how we can all get good at a skill in 20 hours. So now I’m thinking… just what could I accomplish in 100 hours focussed learning, becoming able at 5 new skills! So thanks again for your video - has been a lightbulb moment for me. 👍
I have my own 20 second rule, If I don't react to a thought or compulsion after 20 seconds have passed, then it was not worth think about in the first place and I can carry on being happy and content and feeling stress free.
I'm so glad he's making videos again.
yeah
I never thought about it this way. Combining individual skills can really make someone unique.
But what happened to Mike today? He didn't come in this video?
Poor Mike needs a break once in a while 😄
Another talent you have is relatability…I just found you…This is my second video & I’ve already subscribed & clicked all notifications… Thanks again! 😊
Whoever is reading this, I pray that whatever you’re growing through gets better and whatever you’re battling with makes your situation better as you’re continuing to be a better person each day. I have faith that you’ll turn out great as your circumstances will change. Have a fantastic day! You got this! 🤗💪🏼❤️
you too😍
Thanks for another lesson of being better than yesterday. That was really good one.
0:36-Money Pyramid Depends on Demand and Supply of the profession for example you need to be around top 0.001% in Olympics to get a good living whereas in some careers even getting top 20% leads to an easy life
Reaching the top of the pyramid is brutal as there is a cutthroat competition
2:33 - Talent Stacking (Combing two or more skills(Even Tough you are just average in that skill)to create a skillset for which there is a lot less competition)
4:50 -
5:10 - Talent Stacking works beause of diminshing returns that is it is easier to go from level 1 to level 4 than level 4 to level for example 5:52
6:35 - You Shouldn't be a generalist
7:15 - Example to show how will you add complementary sklills
8:50 - Understanding Business
10:50- Talent Stacking will make you more adaptable
Great stuff here!! So much more than “do what you love and go”. Direct, simple explanation of thinking about how to stack our talents and skills is exactly what we should all think about and then execute! Definitely subscribing and following my friend! Thanks.
-TJ
This chanel deserves alot more attention and this video gets a like from me for the algorithm
Talent stacking is good if you're going to be starting your own business. Looking for a job, its absolutely awful. With the way hiring is done these days, if you dont have a very specific, very focused set of skills, its an uphill battle trying to get companies to see your value.
Agree 100%.
I have a buddy who was a triple major in university (physics, economics, and math). Very bright. - Oh, he had an audio engineering associates degree from a different school as well. Anyway..
Now, you would think those are actually three pretty compatible bachelors degrees that would ‘stack’ well.
Turns out he had a lot of trouble finding a decent paying job out of school - often being passed up for candidates with a masters degree or ONE bachelors degree + an internship in that field - or even the smallest amount of experience.
PS: Some employers even thought of him as ‘not having a sense of career direction’ because of his multiple skill sets. So yeah. Literally the opposite. And one could definitely argue they’re related (or as this video calls it, ‘stacking’) fields…
Maybe they were too similar without being complementary. I think polymaths sometimes do well because of the complementary nature of the skills, i.e. poetry/physics, art/math.
This is why I'm learning web development
Man I'm seeing this video after 2 years of uploading and its still soooo relevant and it boosted my confidence to try more things without having a requirement to become best in it... love this video, starting my Instagram account and youtube account with this video
Why don’t we see millions viewers on this yet? Well done 👍
I love your channel, it make me so happy every time you release a new video!
This is one of the best things I’ve ever learned in my life. Thank you 🙏 I’m off to talent stacking 🏃♀️💨
Wow. The Holy Spirit lead me to this video and I IMMEDIATELY knew what he's referencing for me specifically. I will be sharing this vid with my friends and family! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾🙏🏾✨💓
one of the best key take away video I have seen on youtube
Enlightenment is the mastery of learning.
Ah, great to see you back!
Wow .. after 4 months....your the best
mind blowing honestly, i never think of it this way ! Thanks so much
That sounds great, but I must ask a question - DOES IT REALLY WORK?
Author. Does the approach "talent stacking" work? Personally for you.
Does it help YOU particularly: to be more successful, to gain more money etc.
As it stated in the title of the video - "Make $100,000 Per Year" - have you personally achieved that or maybe higher level of earnings? Using this approach.
Would appreciate if you share with us you experience and practical results of the talent stacking usage.
Yes! I've mentioned it at the end of the video 🙂
@@BetterThanYesterday And have you managed to make 100,000 per year? 😃
I believe that once you are proficient in one skill, you can then stack other skills onto it. The process of mastering one skill generates a meta-skill, which in turn enables you to acquire and stack other related skills under your belt.
Thank you, I really needed this video.
When I watched this, I thought of Kpop groups. In kpop groups, each member can sing, rap and dance. Their acting and communication skills are also good. They each have multiple abilities. And they do exercise to have a good body. But each member has a different special ability. One member becomes the main vocalist, one member becomes the main rapper and one member is the main dancer. Finally, all the members put on a performance together. They complement each other.
I think this is a good example
Honestly , you are the best 🙂 thank you very much for these inspirations 🧡
Great message as always! Such a valuable perspective. Thank you!
I love your videos. They are so inspiring. You are unique. Please continue doing the videos regularly. Love from India.
This is actually really really informative and useful!!!
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Jack of all trades is a master of none, but often better than a master of one.
OMG, this video singlehandedly proved that "being jack of all trades master of none" wrong. Really well made and implemented, so clear and precise, your videos are pure gem for me and probably a lot of others because i always learn something new and indeed become better than yesterday :)💎
I was just thinking the same thing! I believe that because times have changed, that is no longer true. Today requires a new mindset and new strategy. This is definitely it! 👍🏻👍🏻
Im happy with with what im doing and I dont need a lot of money for this I enjoy the little things but this video is very good to learn more about your self
that is so great that you don`t dependent on money👌
Thank you, I dunno about others but after watching this video my tomorrow will be better than today or I say yesterday. Thanks
I never thought about skills in relation to talent. This is an informative video and talent stacking will help me decide what to do during retirement.
The Visual MBA is a great book for business! A guy did his MBA and took sketch notes. Easy to understand, easy to read, and get that 70% of knowledge!
Thank you for your inspiration.
Talent stacking is a brilliant synergistic tactic that could extend beyond career.
I am retired but aim to apply it to aging with a decline in vision.
So I will seek to complement my current incredible accupuncture treaments with another health improving modality, like cutting out unhealthy food.
I'm glad that you're back! ^^
This comment was for Adi who is 18 and didn’t want to go to college.
Let’s say you love plants. You can go to college and get a major in botany and a minor in business and go work for a few nurserys when you graduate then start your own. Or like he says, read a bunch of books on running a nursery and plants and business and get a few nursery jobs, then start your own. Just as an example.
No. You are the best at all these skills and more 🔥
Author, do all these approaches and techniques work for you?
You're telling us a lot about all of this ideas on "successful success", personal self development and stuf like that.
But did they help you in real life? To become rich, a millionaire))
Or maybe they made you famous, or help you work far less and gain enough money for comfort living, without going on everyday job 9 AM till 6 PM, and so on?
I know a guy with 500,000 subscribers. He gets about 5,000 a month from RUclips in ad revenue. I don’t know if l can extra-polate those numbers to this guy, Better than yesterday “ but if so, then he might be getting $20K a month from RUclips. Even half that ain’t bad.
Please upload more often, your videos are brilliant :)
Perhaps the greatest skill of all, sitting at a higher level of abstraction here, is to become expert at becoming expert. My close friend and mentor, now retired from a very senior position at McKinsey (and BCG) often says that you can become sufficiently expert in most domains in a week or two to be valuable in that domain. I would add that that requires you first to be very good at developing expertise.
Glad this dude is back making content 🤗
Been a fan and subscribed since around 5,000 subscribers. The basketball and soccer example hit home because that was me when I was growing up. I did not realize until much later (senior year high school) what I needed to do to be a great basketball player. I am much older know but generally I am always an above average basketball player no matter where I go now even if I am not the best.
Thank you for the information! The content is always relevant to my life. I hope everyone else was able to benefit as well
Excellent
Exactly!!! When we learn something eventhough it's not in the same field, we can set connectinon between them and finally we will get more skills. At a times some stuffs that we study, read, or write is not necesserally about our occupation but after all always will add value in our job!
Long time no see! Welcome back!!
Really good advice especially at the end... don't procrastinate! Thanks
"The money you make is a symbol of the value you create"
- Idowu Koyenikan
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best advice we can't get in school. thx u
Thank you so much for another useful video!
OMG ,, i am so happy to see your channel back 😭 I thought it was terminated by RUclips few years ago
FINALLY A NEW VIDEO!!
Thanks a lot, I am very happy you and your channel are back. I would highly suggest creating an email list, so you can stay in touch with as many subscribers as possible without relying on a YT.
Your channels were the first push for me to start a process of reading more books like Atomic Habits, and listening to great people like Jordan Peterson and others and my life improved 1000x fold. So thank you again.
Man... Your contents are so good!
bro this video is so good (like every video in your chanel), but the tansition 13:45 , BRO IT MAKES IT TO ANOTHER LEVEL 🔥🔥
Bro i have subscribed your channel but didn’t get recommended by this video when it was uploaded. I literally came here by clicking on your channel in searching of new videos!
Glad to know that im doing the right thing. I have been learning and mastering quite a few skills in my life. I kept thinking about the story where the cat who knew one way(and survived) and the fox who knew many ways( and lost cuz he couldn't choose between the things he learned). And i questioned if adding many skills will be bad for me. Glad to know its the right thing^^
Im not gonna fall for that you bot
Overall, it’s hard to make more money when one is skilled in one field as the competition is brutal there. In stead, try talent stacking, which is learning about some skills and trying combining them efficiently, as it will allow you to enter a new area where there’s a lot less competition. Then you can Stand Out!
I already started doing this just didn't know it had a name
Jack of all trades, master of none, but oftentimes better than master of one