NO, school doesnt teach you like that..they only teach you proper and tested way of doing things..they not force you to stick with it though they urge you to be creative...the teacher is scared of failures because how low they were paid so they cant afford to give you particularity but still most teacher will hold a discussion and yield if you're right...as for robert i dont know how his life and how he through his school days but i feel sorry for him if he think or feel that way.
@@theman3282 I believe what Robert is trying to say is, In school, they teach you to expect mistakes and to not be afraid of them, but to be aware of them and acknowledge them in a way that you learn from them and learn what not to do or do next time. These are examples of strategies we practice to become better "thinkers." Acknowledging mistakes is a part of Critical thinking. It is then that you can develop other/new ways, maybe even combined with old ways to come up with better solutions. In a way, Robert has the right aim. -Teresa Moreno
@@teresamoreno559 @Teresa Moreno isn't that the whole point of education really is?at least in my country syllabus and general teaching practice but here like everything else nothing is ideal low wages, bad economy, corruption impact on people life's and teacher is not an exceptions, that is one that introduce imperfection on the system and its not subject of tear down I think but continuous improvement.
That hit me really hard and made me furious about the education system. No freaking wonder I was worried to do new things and didn't see mistakes as a stepping stone to move higher up because the fucking institution treat mistakes as setbacks and will pull you down.
in his book he explains how the rich dad paid him a little at first. he paid him laughably little. like 10ct per hour, which amounted to 30cts per week. he did that for several weeks until he was so pissed he quit. that was lesson 1.
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Exactly. One of the biggest problems is not having a clear plan. I used to put my money into random investments without understanding them, and I ended up losing more than I gained. I didn’t realize how important diversification was until much later.
I agree. I've been working with a financial advisor since 2020, and I return up to 15k every month, and I don't even have to lift a finger. Although I also think the reason I make this much is because I started with significant capital.
Thanks for sharing your experience! I've been managing my portfolio myself, but it's not working out. Do you have any recommendations for a good investment advisor? I could really use some help.
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So asking, "does climate change exist?" Is better than saying that it exists? Is asking if fire is hot better than saying that its hot? I dont think so.
@@TC-eo5eb that's very simplistic and insulting. Teaching isn't academic so it doesn't matter what subject you teach. It's vocational but most teachers don't recognise that. They behave like they're professionals on the same level as doctors and lawyers instead of electricians and plumbers i.e. people who learned their trade on the job (which is what teacher training is - learning on the job). And both job types are equally worthy by the way. It's just snobbery that we pass on to our children that makes us think differently. Your job as a teacher is to help raise children. To be a good role model, build relationships and get the best out of the kids in your care. I loved teaching for that reason. But it's been turned into an obvious business with academies i.e. they're no longer hiding it and it's depressing. Plus I got older, read some books (e.g. How Britain Really Works) and now understand what a con the education industry is. I also found out how they make money from 'free' education. It's all rigged and it's all nonsense.
@@laestrella9727 I was commenting on the post above mine that said "They teach subjects, they themselves don't practice." My reply was based on experience. 45 years ago I was a high school student working part time at an auto repair shop after school and weekends. I had auto mechanics class in school at the same time. I actually knew more about auto repair than my teacher did because I actually worked in a shop and he never did. He knew how to check engine oil and change a flat tire. I actually taught him how to change oil in an automatic transmission.
@@googletrackseverything5614 Works the other way too . . . people don't want to feel at fault, but at the same time they're afraid of being seen as a know it all and making others look stupid. So, people handicap themselves due to social pressure. Everyone wants $1 Million, but no one wants to be the millionaire who earned it the honest way.
That describes our society to a T... perception of how others see you, is most people's reality...Good, or bad, positive or negative..Then comes the attitude formed from perception, then, your destiny becomes solidified. To be successful, leave the emotions of perception behind, be neutral with your decisions. Be right, with your spirituality.
@@yomiknishes6976 thats why im always "belittling" myself by saying that im dumb and dont know anything, cause not knowing anything is like having a mind for knowing everything
I like the way he actually talks but... They don't teach about money because education is not about getting rich, although education can be used as a weapon on that target. For example, Aristotle is not remembered, thousands of years after his death of being rich, he is remembered for the Rich state of mind and his level of education. Actually, no one cares if he had money. According to history, Aristotle was the teacher of Alexander The Great. Alexander promised to make rich his teacher when he would conquer the world, since he was so grateful from the education he got from him. After Alexander conquered almost all the known world at that time, he offered tremendous wealth to Aristotle, but he refused to take any. There is also a myth that Alexander The great in his funeral ordered 3 things: 1) The best doctors of his era to carry his dead body. 2) To spread all his gold and silver on the way to his tomb. 3) That his hands should be able to be seen free in the air. His General asked why he wants all those strange things and ATG said: 1) I want everybody to see that even the best Doctors are powerless to save you from death. 2) I want everybody to see that all the wealth we get here, stays here. 3) I want everybody to see that we come with empty hands and we leave with empty hands, when our greatest treasure finishes, which is TIME. Sorry about my English, is not my native language. My point is... money is good, can make your life easier. When you break the point to financial freedom by living a simple life, more money or luxury doesn't mean more happiness.
This is so accurate. Most people who are legends died broke, however they have made a lasting impact on our society and fundamentally change the world. Money is a resource plan and simple and much like any resource you can use it to build or destroy. To grow the quality of the the lives of others around you, or create chaos. When someone say they are not spiritual but, they clearly worship money on a deeply spiritual level they are being disingenuous.
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“In school we learn that mistakes are bad, and we are punished for making them. Yet, if you look at the way humans are designed to learn, we learn by making mistakes. We learn to walk by falling down. If we never fell down, we would never walk.” - Robert T. Kiyosaki
I truly hope the inventor of the school system never had a child, because if he did, he would hurt the child for falling down after giving it a 2 hour powerpoint presentation on walking.
I wasn't financial free until my 40’s and I’m still in my 40’s, bought my second house already, earn on a monthly basis via my investment all thanks to my adviser Rita Wildrin Mora, and got 5 out of 5 goals, just hope it encourages someone that it doesn’t matter if you don’t have any of them right now, you can start TODAY regardless your age INVEST and change your future! Investing in the financial market is a grand choice I made. Great video!
@@martinbelanger9963 I googled the lady you mentioned, and left a mail after going through her credentials. I'm willing to make consultations to improve my portfolio
Schools/universities are made so you can learn from other peoples mistakes. The problem with that is, you'll never learn to think an original thought, if you're not allowed to learn from your own mistakes.
This is the opposite of a motivational quote i must say. See there are things we are passionate about and we are courageous to continue that passion and learn from mistakes, but when ppl do something they are not passionate about, just of curiosity and fail they might think they are losers after reading this quote, whitch is not the case. Ofc quotes usually are not to be taken literally and are to be broken down to understand the true meaning. But ugh not everyone does. Its just my silly opinion.
"People that have achieved success through privilege or stochastic assortment rarely acknowledge this fact and instead insist their talent and hard work are the sole factors for their situation. For every "success" there are nine mediocrities 'slumming it' in upper middle management and ninety others who never had golden ticket at birth or lucky bolt of lightning when the were best positioned to take advantage." -IndigoIndustrial
@slapypenguins101 no one said anything about dropping out of school. Hes saying a person who is a professional athlete and teaches P.E. will teach it better than an everyday teacher bc of passion and actual experience. For example ik how to change a tire, i can explain to someone how to also change a tire but if ive never changed a tire myself, theres a kind of insight i cant teach to the student bc i have no actual experience in changing a tire.
The rich are money-minded; that's a lesson I've grasped from the very beginning. My desire to build wealth has always been strong. I’ve a $160K since 2023, which I’m eager to invest it in the stock market to grow my financial future. I’d love to hear any recommendations you have.
I think the safest strategy is to diversify investments in my opinion. But if you need proper advice, consider speaking with a financial expertise. Don't get me wrong, you can do it on your own, but financial advisors have a lot more knowledge and expertise in this area.
Agreed, I've always delegated my excesses to an advisor, since suffering major portfolio loss early 2023, amid market crisis. I'm now semi-retired and only work 7.5 hours a week, with barely 25% short of my $1m retirement goal after subsequent investments to date.
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The point is they didn't go out of their way to travel to Germany, look a the actual documents, collect artifacts and speak to actual people. They just read it on a book, passed a test on how well they know said book and spend all day regurgitating contents from that book. The best physics teacher I had used to bring out his own personal collection of things. The guy made a pully just to show us how 1 joule of work done feels like.
"I can't afford it" "how can I afford it?" The mindset is the first step, turn the "I can't do it" into "what to do so I can do it?", not just in business but in everything in life
@@luqmanazizi7031 Buddah walked away from his kingdom based on wealth and prestige. I say that was the time. What ya you don't understand is how money is contributing to the end of all life on this planet Whatever money you have ain't gonna save you bro. Money is a man made illusion.
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This was such a moving speech. I've been working on my life this year a lot and thinking for myself more. I quit smoking and drinking, been eating well, started a food restaurant in the Bay area, and I've been able to save some money, about 20k, and I want to invest in the stock market. My plan for the year was to be a different person. Any advice how I can maximise my profits in the market?
You're doing great Norman! I think key to making big profit is distributing your capital across different asset classes. It's really not as difficult as many people assume. It requires a certain level of expertise, which ordinary investors lack, so a financial advisor usually comes in very handy. That is how people make huge profits in the market.
I agree. A financial advisor can really help you re-adjust and identify blindspots that you yourself do not notice, like mine did in advising me during COVID on how the pandemic will shape things, and I made it out big and still make up to at least 20k in dividend per month.
Marissa Lynn Babula is the licensed coach I use. Just research the name. You'll find necessary details to work with a correspondence to set up an appointment.
Zachary Wissinger i am a self employed insulator and I completely understand your view if i dont wake up and do my job there’s hundreds waiting for the chance
Helio Oliveira Bianchi Valuing your time is determining how much it is worth to you and taking action achieve that valuation. The some else valuing your time is paid wages or salaries based on a position and not the effort you put in. The last hourly job I worked was at 19yo. I was paid $13 per hour for a company that contracted with a powerplant, the company was payed $60 per hour for my labor. Value is subjective, but employers base it on how much they can make off you. Btw No employees at the moment.
My Dad bought me Rich Dad Poor Dad when I was a teenager, I loved it I was hooked, I then bought 2 more of his books which I also loved. I then realised that I was financing Robert's new business :-)
@@chriskaras5281 lol good joke(if it was a joke), but I think he meant a different kind of mistake,like not being scared of failing when you go after your dreams just because you'll make a mistake.
@@esrom8414 No.. he meant "mistake" in general. This can be applied to many different aspects of life. It's a powerful message when you're not putting a limit where it doesn't exist.
Creating wealth entails establishing positive routines, I had only $78k to my name at 42 when I first woke up to this reality. I chose the stock market as a medium of growth, got an excellent financial advisor, Financial management is a vital subject that many avoid, often leading to future regrets.
Indeed, currently I'm managing my finances wisely and being frugal. In the last 19 months, my investments grew by 43%, adding over $500K in profits. However, I've had losses in the past month, making me anxious. I'm unsure whether to sell everything or wait.
No doubt, having the right plan is invaluable, my portfolio is well-matched for every season of the market and recently hit 100% rise from early last year. I and my CFP are working on a 7 figure ballpark goal, tho this could take till Q3 2024.
This is definitely considerable! think you could suggest any professional/advisors i can get on the phone with? i'm in dire need of proper portfolio allocation
@@scribblescrabble3185 No...interview is about hearing what person being interviewed has to say. Questions? Yes. Critics? Hell no. When interviewer starts to critic its no longer an interview.
@@scribblescrabble3185 How can you guide if you are not thinking critically? From your logic, guiding a boat is just 'playing along' with the current. Live a long life my friend.
Summarizing helps audience to understand the guest's ideas and avoid misunderstanding. Guiding is to dive deeper in those ideas by asking questions and make sure things are on track. Listening is to know the ideas and show respect to the guest.
"You become what you said" "Question opens the mind, statement close it" "Find your own game" These 3 words really hit me. Thanks for uploading this video so I can watch this. Time to find my own game I guess...
Success depends on the actions or steps you take to achieve it. Building wealth involves developing good habits like regularly putting money away in intervals for solid investments. Financial management is a crucial topic that most tend to shy away from, and ends up haunting them in the near future.., I pray that anyone who reads this will be successful in life!!
Starting early is simply the best way of getting ahead to build wealth , investing remains a priority. I learnt from my last year's experience , I am able to build a suitable life because I invested early ahead this time .
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Sure, like being a slave... that was also "taught", nobody was forced into slavery, it was just a cultural thing 🤣 What people like Robert Kiyosaki refuse to see is that concentration of power and wealth in a context of limited resources will inevitably produce rich, middle class and poor people. The poor will often constitute the majority (unless it's an advanced enough society), it's a typical consequence of said concentration of wealth and power. Sure, you'll find the odd poor person here and there who manage to "make it to the top" (whatever that means), but this can't happen often and in sufficient numbers, otherwise the concentration would be redistributed and the Robert Kiyosakis of the world wouldn't be able to sell their snake oil anymore (nobody would need it, nobody would buy it).
@@Goreuncle the truth of reality is hard for modern civilization to handle. That people must be poor and few must be rich. There must an environment where only few can climb. Some people are born with more options then others. His story is literally a man that teach him to rich but yet he was literally given power and given assets and given money or a company to make it happen...there are some people who are given nothing but air to breath and have virtually no chance of changing it , while having a oppressive taskmaster obove u .if anyone knows anything about thw conditions that even American farmers and people in the rust belt have to deal with then u cant understand any level of poverty anywhere ... yea sure ,a individual can and should take more blame for poverty if the are a nice middle class family in a good city ,maybe the child doesn't have much an excuse but this is a fake reality. Life isn't big enough for all to succeed
Goreuncle attitudes/enviornments are passed down from generation to generation. Blacks were set in America bc of racism (Redlining) and now look at the people in the "hoods."
A friend of mine who started his own business and retired a millionaire told me a long time ago. You'll never get rich working for someone else. I should have listened.
I’m glad I pulled through, despite the crises. I am retiring next yr at 55 with 3 houses paid off worth 4.5 million. One is my place of residence the other 2 properties will give me $80,000per/yr rent . I will have an income stream of $20,000 per mnth through my super which gives me total $240,000 a yr to live comfortably. I have no debts ... Stay Motivated!!
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Yet everytime I ask a tough question, I get called a dick and thrown on the block list. :') Had I just straight up called them out. Maybe I could have started an argument!
@@KJab21512 same dude, especially when discussing politics. its really hard to find a person on the internet who i can speak to on the same level, using actual arguments, not emotions.
@Despiser Despised A capitalist based pyramid scheme is better??? Both schemes are designed so that someone is in charge. And someone sweeps the floor.
@Despiser Despised A pure capitalist society results in poor people having absolutely no chance of breaking the poverty cycle. None! Even in the USA right this second, a poor kid has little chance to break the cycle. It really does matter what crotch you enter the USA from. Of course there are exceptions to the rule. That's why they become famous.
@Despiser Despised As far as skillset goes, your ignorance on the subject is striking. I would bet you've been handed everything you have. But you truly don't believe so.
@Kim Yo Jong free will . ? Conditions can be created for you so that you make certain choice . That's no free will . As long as our brains have strings attached . Or are connected via Bluetooth or gods wifi . Is it possible your own eyes are like cameras ? Recording your deeds ? There's much more . Lol
Flawed in many and its teaching models have to be improved,but the education system is what keeps a "functioning" society. It distributes manpower in a proportionate manner.
General Fools yes and we must keep people poor. Cause there is no rich without poor. If everyone was rich. Then rich wouldn’t be rich. It would be normal. And everyone would have to do things for themselves and have less.
Greed is based in need. When you get rid of the need, the seed of greed won't be able to find fertile ground. How to do that? Think about motivations. What are your motivations? If the motivation is to get money, to get more money, you are needy, greed can grow. If the motivation is to change the world, making the life easier for other people, that’s a point to start. Doing something for profits, starts the spiral of the downfall of ones character.
no they're not, at least in my country...people always have option to start their own businesses after school and a lot have done so..and even in Sweden or Norway there are no school that made you become a boss.
"Give a man a fish, he will feed his family for a day. Teach a man to fish and he will feed his family for life. Charge him for the fish and you get money." Altered version but still true
A perfect storm is brewing in the United States. Inflation, bank collapse, severe drought in the agricultural belt, recession, food shortages, diesel fuel and heating oil shortages, baby formula shortages, available automobile shortages and prices, the price of living place.
These are the conditions in which life-changing money is made by those who remain calm, patient, and take controlled risks. Volatility goes both ways. The bigger the red candles, the bigger the green ones.
it's a good time to buy and basically I've just got cash sitting duck in the bank and I'd really love to put it to good use seeing how inflation is at an all time-high, who is this coach that guides you, mind I look them up
I'm really worried about the current bank crisis. If a bank as big as SVB could fail, I fear for a lot more. I know a friend who is running a high-growth startup, and was badly hit by the bank run. I have pulled out more than $340k from my bank. After all, the FDIC covers only up to $250,000, and the implosion could have bad effect. Looking to invest into the stock market now. Does anyone know how I could go about it?
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did anybody understood when cramer said "there is nothing more deflatinoary then a collabse of a high debt bank" ??? in what way is that deflationary? best regrads
My grandfather was born in 1891 and orphaned at the age of 8. First his mother died of TB, then his dad 2 years later. He was on his own and went from house to house working for a room to sleep in and food. When he grew up he became a homeowner, and purchase three properties he rented out. He paid cash for everything and owned no one anything. He was not rich by any means, but he lived comfortable because he acquired knowledge along the way through struggle and being hungry for a better life. He earned his Ph.D in life. He was the smartest man I ever knew.
My grandfather didn't got any food at the age of 8 because there was non after the war. So he started working early and rarly attended school. He turned into a pure self made man.
lahokc59 that might be true but today people don’t want to wait, sacrifice or earn. They think they should have quickly what their parents took 30+ years to acquire.
@That grey area depending on where you live working several jobs and just breaking even will not put you ahead eventually it will mean you are exactly where you started.
Mary McCauley if your grandfather lived to the age of, let’s say, 70, that means he would have died in 1961. That means that his most productive years...from 40 to 60...would have been from 1931 to 1951. In the majority of these years, 1934 to 1951...the New Deal and the social and economic order it produced was in full sway. So, I say, he owed his prosperity from humble beginnings to the economic order of the New Deal. My Father...a grade school dropout and a laborer all his life...had the same results, so I think I’m on firm ground in saying that conditions from the mid-30’s until Nixon were vastly more favorable for poor and working folks to have upward mobility than they have been since Reagan and the disastrous after-effects of giving the Rich primacy in domestic and international economics. Conservatives, of course, will disagree; but they have trouble explaining why, after forty years of Reaganomics, we’re in the shape we’re in...until they remember to blame it on abortion, and taking prayer out of schools.
@@zebunker There is no such thing as a guru. Just people who understand finanace differently. Like most poor people worry about interest rates.. yet interest rates dont matter. Velocity of interest and time are the factors that matter. you control one and that controls the other. However thats not how the poor nor the broke think.
And most people don't want to actually know and understand the truth but would rather have a positive story or message to believe in. Because of this philosophy the world remains ignorant and lacks knowledge and wisdom needed to unite as one human race and progress in our evolution.
I think you have a few things backwards. In the first place, the government does not have to sell bonds to cover trade imbalance, it can literally print money if it wants. It chooses to borrow more in order to keep inflation down. In order to make them attractive to buyers, they have to offer higher interest rates on the bonds, so that more people will want to buy them and take money out of the economy, which generally cools the economy and reduces inflation. The result is indeed the value of older bonds issued during low interest rates losing value, but once interest rates come down, the government will issue bonds with lower rates, and the current high rate bonds will start to sell at a premium.
A myth spread by billionaires so poor people will be afraid of the IRS instead of realizing that it's a very great ally in ensuring that the wealthy ends up with insufficient money to buy congress.
You don't even need to keep other people poor in order to stay rich. Too many people, rich and poor alike, still believe life is a zero sum game but it isn't. Treating everything in life as zero-sum would be small-minded and it's what turns people against each other.
It's called luck, and it plays a big part in success. The very nature of being an entrepreneur is FULL of RISK. It takes luck to succeed. That luck comes in many forms, and opportunities.
I agree. Like when I joined the Army, I hated it. However now because of my service I will be getting a 6 figure settlement next year so I'll probably build a house on the beach and buy a new Corvette.
there's a book called Secret Pathway To Triumph, and it talks about how using some secret tehniques you can attract almost everything in life it's not some bullshit law of attraction, it's the real deal
One of my biggest blessings was moving out of an abusive home at age 18. I didn't have enough money to attend college, I didn't take out student loans. I had to build up everything through a lot of struggle, trial, and error. A lot of error, a lot of difficulty, but looking back now and listening to this speech I realize now that the struggle was a blessing in disguise.
Bless you my friend. I married, moved overseas to my wife's country, tried to find a job and struggled over 2 years. Had to spend over €25,000 approximately trying to set up. But I've found my way through preserving and I know what I want and how to make money to my advantage. Life is tough but as long you control your emotions and fight through the dark days, we'll make it. Good vibrations
mDarkPoet You have just described the UNIVERSITY OF LIFE my friend. Your self learning was meaningful and you persisted. You are not alone because we all end up in the same University and it's up to ourselves to make the very best of it and be satisfied or grateful. Kudos to you.
@Dilson Maldonado Dilson You will be fine. If your family has anything to teach you it is NOT to behave as they do - even bad parenting is a lesson in itself. Now you know exactly what NOT to do in that situation so you are way ahead of many others. Stay away from people who depress you, join with positive people. Look around you for good families and observe how they behave. If you are an honest person and good friend they will accept you into their circle, so though life is tough good friends can help you and life can ALSO be enjoyable. Regards.
@@shiningeditedmoon I got two entry level jobs, one at KFC the other at Applebee's. I worked 12-hour days. It sucked, but I made enough to afford a room to rent, a car, bills, etc. I worked up from there to get closer and closer to the job that I wanted. I went from food service management to retail management to a job doing copyediting and clerical work and management for a publishing company. From that, I landed the job I wanted at age 23 working as a writer for a media company. It was based off past work experience, them liking my writing, and my knowledge of the field I would be covering. I still work at that same media company now at age 28. I get paid well, I'm really happy at this job and feel very lucky and thankful every day for it.
I’ve seen people arguing that earning a stable salary of 50k is poor. Maybe in the US it’s bad I isn’t know but that money is more than enough to live off happily and in moderation
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"The world and schools were never teaching you how to become the rich, they were always about teaching you how to help the rich, and we are still being taught this way."
@@workingshlub8861 I honestly don't think that's what they are teaching them. Its appears to me that they are trying to teach truths as opposed to the lies of the past. The only time people dont like the truth is when the truth isn't in their favor. In this particular case, we're talking about money, wealth and education. You're talking racism. Obviously you want things to stay the way they are because it's in your favor. What's wrong with the truth. You sound like the rich people he was talking about who said let them stay poor. SMDH
I get what he's saying. I was born into an upper middle class family but I was taught to live frugally. We lived well below our means. I rarely spend $5 without considering what else that $5 could be. With that attitude I have gone to college for 6 years, no debt, and about to go to Japan to start working on a career in the UN. I personally have less than $10,000 wealth in assets and loose cash. I am basically broke but my plan and my attitude is carrying me forward without fear of being impoverished. Essentially I don't rely on my family's money to always be there, i don't claim to have a right to their money, and I spend and save as if I only have $200 to my name.
@@Macheako If you don't live below your own means you will always be poor. My father is the only one in the family to "make it" and he is a crippled man who hasnt been able to walk in over 50 years. He was born to a railroad worker who was born to a carpenter but through a tradition of frugal living to survive real poverty they sent him to college and he strove to be something without complaining to be a victim. He is an electrical engineer, private pilot, certified rescue diver, and amateur radio operator. Thats my point. You save and you keep positive and then that amounts to something.
@Norman 04 heh youre actually being kinder about it than i would. Not to the poor guy, but to the rich and this "system" we have. Id go as far as to argue the rich WANT the very poor, bottom 1% to commit small crimes. It accomplishes a few things. 1. Gives people a "villian" that isnt rich 2. Prison labor IS slave labor 3. After a big arrest, getting arrested again is now easier. 4. Rinse N Repeat 1-3 its not that crime is ever "good", its more so about our law enfofcement and prison system. It MAKES crime "work for" the rich lol
The people who complain about the desire of being wealthy never experienced being poor. They don’t appreciate “social mobility”. Money doesn’t just buy nice houses and cars, it buys premium healthcare, exposure/opportunity, new hobbies/experiences, safety/security and other things. Last time I checked, organic produce is expensive!
Agree. Side note: there is a reason why "organic" must always be expensive: it's not production cost - t's a RTB installed by marketing people to hide higher profits in a higher sales price. With the welcome side-effect that it now also functions as a communication tool for the wealthier to differentiate themselves from ordinary people. "Organic" can be replaced with anything that linked to the regional zeitgeist morals "du jour". So, if you make yourself intellectually independent from those fads (global worping, gendah stuff, made without XYZ), you can spend your income on the really relevant things (most of which you mentioned already).
@@f.d.6667 so crop yield and scarcity don't play a part in it? Do all organic farmers have an agreement to never undersell their competitors? Sounds kind of far fetched to me.
@Basically Al Capone in legal Bro did you read his comment ? money itself wont make you happy but the opportunity it can give you makes you happy. Someone's definition of happieness could be traveling the world, exploring new hobbies, having a secure life with a house and family , guess what, all of those things require money, being rich in itself doesn't make people happy , the things they are allowed to do while being rich is what makes them happy .
@Basically Al Capone in legal Well i grew up pretty poor, i wasn't in poverty but my family certainly wasnt wealthy . we had to live on benefits at one point. And right now im depressed and stressed as hell because my dad is bankrupt and i've had to spend all my time studying to make sure i can finacially support my family after i get out of uni. I can't pursue any of my hobbies and aspirations because i dont have enough time and money for it. I dont know if i will be happy if i was rich, but i certainly won't be as stressed and depressed if i did have money.
@Basically Al Capone in legal I wasn't posting my experience for pity points but i appreciate your kind words . I was more using myself as a example to prove my point and that Maslow's heirarchy of needs is pretty accurate. The people that are unhappy at your private school are unhappy because they have a lack esteem, love and belonging . Whereas someone without the money they do would be unhappy because of lack of physiological needs and security as well as maybe lack of esteem , love and belonging. Having money in iteself is not gonna suddenly make you happy, but it definitly helps. I won't suddenly become happy because my finacial problems went away, but if they did i would have more chances at becoming happier.
Him: "Dropping out of school is a blessing" Me:"Spending thousand dollars for my professors reading word by word from slides w/o learn any real skills. Hurtful reality"
ive learned more outside of school i have a sound mind n can c the big picture n things r changing fast we the people wont be fooled again love yo everyone.
Why would we go the a brick and mortar college to learn anything except maybe a trade school when anything you want to learn you can learn for free on the internet?
But there's one thing I like the most out of all of this. When he said that stating that you "can't do" dooms you, I was afraid he would go into that toxic positivity talk of "I can do anything". But no. His answer was "HOW can I do this?". This is amazing, because this question doesn't expect you to succeed, doesn't expect you to headbutt the wall until you succeed, but instead recognizes you have your own strengths and weaknesses and it's up to you to tinker with them and figure out how to better use them. This guy is amazing.
its amazing when people recognize you can't do everything and anything, but recognize the capabilities within the constraints of your strengths and weaknesses. It makes not tanks, but like minded thinkers.
"A Question opens the mind, A statement closes the mind" That sums it up,, MINDSET,, you are the product of your thoughts,,, plain and simple. Try it and see.
Only as long as they pay them enough... Too little and people go on strikes and have union support. Well, not in those countries where they don't even have unions and people are too complacent and naive to strike for decent salaries.
It goes both ways ... The rich need their employees to remain the company BUT when something bad happens the rich don't get financially affected but the regular employees do.
weenermeat the government like the Democrats needs us the poor. They can use scare tactics, they can dangle free money or tax cuts to our face to keep them around. We will gobble that up. They need us in panic modes just before new bills or changes come into the picture. In panic mode we don’t think and in panic mode we become easily controlled
Impressive video. I started a bit late (graduated from my doctorate program at age 30 in 2014 with 170k in school loan debt). Managed to pay off my debt by 2019 and currently have a house and 250k total in investments (combo of profit share, 401k and a brokerage account). I'm not very knowledgeable in investing, so I just have my investing currently in index funds mainly Too but have been putting a lot into Schd the past few months. I don’t know if that's the optimal strategy, but psychologically it is very set it and forget it, and prevents me from obsessing over individual stock performance.
Instead of using different brokerage accounts to purchase index funds or individual stock, compare your age(s) and how much time you have estimated till retirement, you can also opt to consulting/working with a fund manager/advisor for an “optimal strategy” to outperform the bear market.
Please tell me how I can think I have such skills. My funds are being murdered by inflation, therefore I'm looking for a more profitable investing strategy to put them to work.
She runs her firm under her name EILEEN RUTH SPARKS. You can find her contact page if you research her. Do your due diligence you'd find all you need to know.
Thanks for sharing this. I did my own little research, and your advisor looks advanced and experienced. I wrote her and dialed her twice but she didn't pick up so I scheduled a phone call.
This guy learned about money from Monopoly, the game that literally was created to mock rich people (hence J.P Morgan as the mascot), and show people the folly of corporate monopolization. Also, the best way to win Monopoly is to never buy hotels. Buy all the green houses, thus never allowing your opponent to use them, as there is a finite amount of houses. It's a zero sum game at that point.
Here's my opinion as a still naive 23 year old. Some people have the drive and restlessness to become an entrepreneur, and some strive to live a simple life while working for others. Both are okay and both are helpful for the world we live in. What isn't okay, is to take from others and not give back or to not make the world a better place in some way, leave this world better than you found it. Remember where you came from, stay humble, remember that immense wealth doesn't buy true happiness, and be sure to return the favor of wealth when you can; have compassion and empathy for those who were not able to do what you do. What also isn't okay is to continue living a life that you hate and working a job that you hate for the sake of money. We are on this earth for a small fraction of time- a blink of an eye within the universe, and we only live once by most beliefs, so why not enjoy what little time we have? Instead of thinking "we need more people like that in the world", be that person that we need in the world.
Absolutely, there are many different types of people. However, if you CHOOSE to live a simple life and work for others, don’t trash the ones who want to be ultra successful. I have seen so many comments about “he’s only rich bc he’s lucky” or “what’s the need to have ten million dollars”. If you choose to live a simple life, that’s great, but don’t shame others for wanting to go above and beyond
You're not naive. Your outlook is great for someone who's only beginning to understand who they are and the world around them. Focus on bettering your own life and lives of people close to you. That's the key. Changing the world on a grand scale in not possible because there are just too many moving parts that make it what it is.
I'm 33. At 25 I was homeless, and everything I owned was in a garbage bag. I now have a three month old son. I'm married, and I own three homes. I'm still an employee but my true passion/business is growing quickly and I will soon leave my job to pursue it full-time. I swear on everything good I'm just getting started, and I hope to God I don't forget how I've gotten this far- By contributing. Making others better. Being a human being. Never lose your spirit. Seek your vision and pursue it fiercely with that altruistic heart. You will accel, and you won't be alone.
I usually go with registered representatives. Faith Reece has the best performance history (in my opinion) and does offer 1v1 consultation to her capitalists which I think is amazing.
Not when school and universities are free in your country. Where I live (Province of Quebec in Canada), school is free until university and university only costs $3600 CAD per year, thus education is a very high cost to the government, not a money making business. However, all the engineers, chemists, accountants, etc. can help to develop the region.
"The moment I pay you you think like an employee" - never pay your kids just because they need money. Make them think how to earn them with their ideas.
The odds are that parents are just somebody else's employees. Parents have also been alive longer than their kids, and as such, will never be happy or impressed with their kids' ideas and won't consider them 'worth money'.
I began my investment journey at the age of 33, primarily through hard work and dedication. Now at the age of 38, I am thrilled to share that my passive income exceeded $100k in a single month for the first time. This success reinforces the importance of the advice mentioned earlier. It is not about achieving quick wealth, but rather ensuring long-term financial prosperity.
Investors should exercise caution with their exposure and exercise caution when considering new investments, particularly during periods of inflation. It is advisable to seek guidance from a professional or trusted advisor in order to navigate this recession and achieve potential high yields.
Through closely monitoring the performance of my portfolio, I have witnessed a remarkable growth of $483k in just the past two quarters. This experience has shed light on why experienced traders are able to generate substantial returns even in lesser-known markets. It is safe to say that this bold decision has been one of the most impactful choices I have made recently.
The adviser I'm in touch with is 'Lisa Angelique Abel' He works with RBC CAPITAL MARKETS, LLC and interviewed on CNBC Television. You can use something else, for me his strategy works hence my result. He provides entry and exit point for the securities I focus on.
@@reneeliverson8413 forgot the quotation marks at the beginning of the quote, so a correction for you as well. Also toss a colon or semi colon on there before the quote. I'm sure we can do this all day. I believe the asterisk is overused as well. Thanks for the help
Hey, I used to watch your lessons back in 2017 when I’d just got my guitar. Really helpful content 🙌🏻 (though my determination to learn proved inadequate in the end 😅)
Poverty is intentionally propagated via systemic oppression, not inherited. What is inherited is wealth. The rich want you to stay poor so they can continue to exploit your desperation for survival.
"Wealth and luxuries are passed down too and their coming generations automatically gets a starting boost to pursue whatever they like, take risks and expand financially"
try and come up with your own quotes on life. have you noticed the internet is just people quoting other people now...it's the new trend and it's getting boring already
@@TheBobbymcd yeah most of them just pretend to be smart by showing off they understand the quote or some don't even understand just write it down, why don't they just understand the meaning and shut up? after all they were made by humans who have 1 brain not 2 which is basically you.
Recession is most likely the result of an external factor. For the first time in decades, the United States is losing its clout as a federal reserve currency. They don't have any more economies to use to control inflation, and less money is being spent on stock and oil trading than in the past. They all lend support to the idea that a new multilateral world order is in the works.
Keep this in the back of your mind. There are good days and bad days. It's a zero-sum game, but keep this advice in mind: spend wisely, invest wisely, and diversify your holdings so that when one performs poorly, the others do as well. This can be accomplished by hiring a knowledgeable specialist whose platform provides a wide range of investment options. By doing so, you leave little room for regrets and may even gain more.
Back in school, I used to be a brilliant student. Always getting good grades, all homework and assignments done before time and studying hard for exams and becoming the topper. I was like the favorite of all teachers. And I too thought that "Yes, I'm doing it right, I'm gonna be the most successful of all my friends". A few months ago, I gave my grade 10 final exams and afterwards had a huge holiday gap. There was no school, no homework, no studies, only me thinking about what I want to do in life. I just couldn't figure it out, couldn't find a passion, a dream. Frustrated and confused. Just wanted someone to assign me a certain work and then do it like a work-thirsty slave. Then I realized that *I was walking on the path to become a perfect slave*. I saw that the world is not so easy like get a job and be happy. You have to do something different otherwise you're just a slave to money.
The world is not so easy. This is a harsh reality we all must learn. The natural state of things is chaos (Law of Entropy at work!), but note that no matter how imperfect the world is right now, you have to acknowledge that humanity has still built something. It ain't perfect, but it's still something we built through thousands of years. Thousands! So just do what you can with what you have. Yes, it isn't as easy as "get a job and be happy," but having a job is still a little puzzle piece to achieving that complex state of "happiness." Build a little order every day. Rome wasn't built in a day. :)
@@annoyingkraken happiness doesn't have to be complex though. In the first world so many people try to complicate happiness by the value of the material things around them as if that will give you true satisfaction. It was only when i visited the Philippines for the first time and really saw poverty did i see how little it takes to be happy. From that experience i learned that keeping a simple eye when it comes to money has brought me the most happiness.
In my class there is a simiral student to you. To be honest she is quite annoying but that aside, I think she is stupid. Not like in a IQ way obviously, but she doesn't seem to have any hobbies other than staying healthy and trying to live like the perfect human (not that it's bad). No favourite show, music, film, book etc. just working all the time and trying to get the best grades. She doesn't have good friends either. I feel bad for her because she is missing out of pretty much anything you can like.
@@nikosfilipino You found that the people here in the Philippines were living in poverty, but were still happier compared to people you know in the first world? Although I do appreciate that you have found a great personal discovery into happiness (I seriously do, good for you!), I cannot for the life of me rejoice that my people have such a reputation for poverty. haha!
Failure = Feedback. It's a learning experience, not an ending. I think Robert talks about how his "failures" are actually a blessing in disguise, as they teach him so much about what to do differently next time. That's my understanding.
As an investing enthusiast, I often wonder how top level investors are able to become millionaires off investing. I do have about $70k amount of capital to start up but I have no idea what strategies and direction I need to approach to help me make decent returns
Having an investment adviser is the best way to go about the stock market right now, especially for near retirees, I've been in touch with a coach for awhile now mostly and I made over $800K within a short time
Cant reveal much info,Lisa Angelique Abel is the shrewd advisor responsible for my portfolio success, it's only right you look her up and confirm yourself.
Read a book named ' The Intellegent Investors written by the financial teacher of Warren Buffett it actually tells you how to select cheap and high potential assets.
Wow, my dad gave me the “Rich Dad, Poor Dad” book to read as a kid back in the early 2000s but I didn’t quite understand it at the time since my school system and society was brainwashing us. Over the years, I began questioning things and learning as I went in building my financial future. Now this interview popped up in my feed to remind me of those principles. This is pure motivation for my current business.
@slapypenguins101 At least we’re paying for the truth. Education is important but the way our current public system runs is corrupt and meant to hinder our knowledge and free will.
@slapypenguins101 Why do you think we never learn about taxes, loans, credit cards, or any of the important things? Cus they want to slam us with it when we get out to make us slaves to their debt system and “continue education” in college to keep the money rolling in. You think they’re teaching us properly? things we actually need to know? No. They even teach a different style of math to the public compared to private schools cus more money is involved to get the real answers.
@slapypenguins101 The system does want to cage us. All the brainwashing through grade-school only prepares you to be even more brainwashed when you get out. All those student loans and accumulated debt just to get a fancy degree paper that isn’t even guaranteed to get you a job in this saturated favor market. Those job companies are working with the colleges and only hire the approved ones while the rest get stuck in a dead end job living paycheck-to-paycheck to pay off the debt. Some get out of debt but at the cost of paying corruption tax that branches all the way up through different institutions and governments.
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I hate this... A puzzle with a soundtrack and numbered pieces and cheat sheet.
Back in the box once it's done...
Question... What is reality? What hurts for no good reason?
@@jillalexiestrada6034 BP 25th r
After one year. Lol
"People that are scared to make mistakes never grow, but school teaches you to be scared of mistakes" -Robert
NO, school doesnt teach you like that..they only teach you proper and tested way of doing things..they not force you to stick with it though they urge you to be creative...the teacher is scared of failures because how low they were paid so they cant afford to give you particularity but still most teacher will hold a discussion and yield if you're right...as for robert i dont know how his life and how he through his school days but i feel sorry for him if he think or feel that way.
@@theman3282 I believe what Robert is trying to say is, In school, they teach you to expect mistakes and to not be afraid of them, but to be aware of them and acknowledge them in a way that you learn from them and learn what not to do or do next time. These are examples of strategies we practice to become better "thinkers." Acknowledging mistakes is a part of Critical thinking. It is then that you can develop other/new ways, maybe even combined with old ways to come up with better solutions. In a way, Robert has the right aim. -Teresa Moreno
@@teresamoreno559 @Teresa Moreno isn't that the whole point of education really is?at least in my country syllabus and general teaching practice but here like everything else nothing is ideal low wages, bad economy, corruption impact on people life's and teacher is not an exceptions, that is one that introduce imperfection on the system and its not subject of tear down I think but continuous improvement.
That hit me really hard and made me furious about the education system. No freaking wonder I was worried to do new things and didn't see mistakes as a stepping stone to move higher up because the fucking institution treat mistakes as setbacks and will pull you down.
Teachers who are wise are able to teach students to embrace mistakes and failures are always successful in TEACHING.
"The moment I pay you, you will start to think like an employee . . . that is the trap."
Truly brilliant.
truee 💯💯💯
love this and so true
But I need money to invest so I need to work. But someday I will not work anymore.
@@imnotrussian9463 yes that's a first step. someday too money just flow to me without working
in his book he explains how the rich dad paid him a little at first. he paid him laughably little. like 10ct per hour, which amounted to 30cts per week. he did that for several weeks until he was so pissed he quit. that was lesson 1.
“If you don't build your dream someone else will hire you to help build theirs.”
― Tony Gaskins
That's exactly true.
Very true that is why I leave my job 1 year ago and started my own I can't follow someone else dream I need to make my own
@@jorzicolopez2354 hola,espero que eres hispano con el apellido que tienes,puedes decirme un poco más de lo que hiciste
I like this bro! 💪💪💪
@@soumanekon I am not a big business bro I am just selling stuff for a living atm
Starting from scratch can feel overwhelming, especially if you’re unsure where to begin. The untold truth is, building wealth is possible, but it takes discipline and smart choices. A lot of people lose their way because they don’t know what to avoid
Exactly. One of the biggest problems is not having a clear plan. I used to put my money into random investments without understanding them, and I ended up losing more than I gained. I didn’t realize how important diversification was until much later.
Honestly, even with discipline, I don’t know where to start. Should I be focusing on stocks, real estate, or just saving more?
I agree. I've been working with a financial advisor since 2020, and I return up to 15k every month, and I don't even have to lift a finger. Although I also think the reason I make this much is because I started with significant capital.
Thanks for sharing your experience! I've been managing my portfolio myself, but it's not working out. Do you have any recommendations for a good investment advisor? I could really use some help.
My CFA, Graham David Fullerton, is a renowned figure in his field. I recommend researching his name online; you'll find all his credentials and everything you need to work with a reliable professional. With many years of experience, he is a valuable resource for anyone looking to navigate the financial market.
"A question opens the mind. A statement closes the mind."
Brilliant..
“I’m going to be rich” and I’m going to be rich. but I still have questions and I’m open minded.
yeah, he told that in his book, beautiful ! I'm learning so much things (more than at school lmao)
@@CurzanBj stfu 🤫
Yes exactly.
Truly
“how can i afford it” instead of “i can’t afford it” - Absolutely true. These small daily perceptions become who we are.
I can afford it by supporting the global revolution.
Would you rather afford it or pay your rent?
@@auron3209 Good point, my friend. The lack of basic intellect in this world is astounding.
@@auron3209 find ways to be able to afford it like putting money aside or something
@@auron3209 Why don't you try and get a job so you can buy a house in that case?
"Investments are the roots of financial security; the deeper they grow, the stronger your future will be.
The deeper your investment roots, the stronger your financial security will be in the future.
Exactly! With my adviser, I’ve cultivated deep investment roots, strengthening my financial security for the future.
I would love an introduction to an adviser who can help me strengthen my financial roots.
Amy Desiree Irish is her name. She is regarded as a genius in her area and works for Empower Financial Services. She’s quite known in her field, look-her up.
Thank you for this amazing tip. I just looked the name up and wrote her.
“A question opens the mind, a statement keeps it closed.”
Simply brilliant
This literally was the closing statement in my personal essay that got me into my private university LOL I love robert
Idk
Goofy quote
@@eve_______ Why do you think that?
@@eve_______ Bro, put on a suit and spout bollocks in front of a camera and people will worship you, it means absolutely nothing.
So asking, "does climate change exist?" Is better than saying that it exists? Is asking if fire is hot better than saying that its hot? I dont think so.
"Most teachers in school, they're out of ethics. They teach subjects, they themselves don't practice."
As a teacher, this is so mind-opening...
M a computer teacher
Those that can do, those who can't, teach.
English teachers:
@@TC-eo5eb that's very simplistic and insulting. Teaching isn't academic so it doesn't matter what subject you teach. It's vocational but most teachers don't recognise that. They behave like they're professionals on the same level as doctors and lawyers instead of electricians and plumbers i.e. people who learned their trade on the job (which is what teacher training is - learning on the job). And both job types are equally worthy by the way. It's just snobbery that we pass on to our children that makes us think differently. Your job as a teacher is to help raise children. To be a good role model, build relationships and get the best out of the kids in your care. I loved teaching for that reason. But it's been turned into an obvious business with academies i.e. they're no longer hiding it and it's depressing. Plus I got older, read some books (e.g. How Britain Really Works) and now understand what a con the education industry is. I also found out how they make money from 'free' education. It's all rigged and it's all nonsense.
@@laestrella9727 I was commenting on the post above mine that said "They teach subjects, they themselves don't practice." My reply was based on experience. 45 years ago I was a high school student working part time at an auto repair shop after school and weekends. I had auto mechanics class in school at the same time. I actually knew more about auto repair than my teacher did because I actually worked in a shop and he never did. He knew how to check engine oil and change a flat tire. I actually taught him how to change oil in an automatic transmission.
"The moment I pay you, you think like an employee" damn thats deep
Facts one of the realest things that I’ve ever heard
Yaaa
I think you underestimate fixed, regular, reliable, stable salaries. 30+k is enough to live happily
often someone pays me for something that he can't do on his own (for example at a computer) and I've never felt employed. It's a state of mind.
@@Sea-zu4bj Nothing is fixed, regular, reliable or stable... Lol.
"If you want to kill a big dream, tell it to a small minded person."
-Steve Harvey
I need friends like!!!
Ur future is made up of ur most closest friends -some billionaire
True
@Daniel Doyle ya I'm an introvert I can talk to ppl I just don't like to I love alone time.
A small minded person can only kill the dreams of a small minded person
HAPPINESS is in ur brain, the more u continue to learn how to CONTROL ur brain the more u will feel happy!!!
hope that help
"Most people don't want to be right, they want to be positive, and that doesn't work" Best observation ever
Xenomorpheus I literally read that right as he said that😳😳
@@plum2843 same
Hmmm makes sense since people hate being told the truth rather then being told what they want to hear
@@googletrackseverything5614 Works the other way too . . . people don't want to feel at fault, but at the same time they're afraid of being seen as a know it all and making others look stupid. So, people handicap themselves due to social pressure. Everyone wants $1 Million, but no one wants to be the millionaire who earned it the honest way.
That describes our society to a T... perception of how others see you, is most people's reality...Good, or bad, positive or negative..Then comes the attitude formed from perception, then, your destiny becomes solidified. To be successful, leave the emotions of perception behind, be neutral with your decisions. Be right, with your spirituality.
" A question opens the mind. A statement closes the mind." Holy shit
@Despiser Despised It's a logical progression of Socrates being deemed the smartest man alive for asserting he knew nothing. Quite smart, actually.
@@yomiknishes6976 thats why im always "belittling" myself by saying that im dumb and dont know anything, cause not knowing anything is like having a mind for knowing everything
geovany mendoza You’re taking it too literally.... life is never ending learning. No one knows everything and one says they do.....
But truth will set you free.
@@samuelwhite1111 not always, sometimes the truth crushes you
I like the way he actually talks but...
They don't teach about money because education is not about getting rich, although education can be used as a weapon on that target.
For example, Aristotle is not remembered, thousands of years after his death of being rich, he is remembered for the Rich state of mind and his level of education. Actually, no one cares if he had money.
According to history, Aristotle was the teacher of Alexander The Great. Alexander promised to make rich his teacher when he would conquer the world, since he was so grateful from the education he got from him. After Alexander conquered almost all the known world at that time, he offered tremendous wealth to Aristotle, but he refused to take any.
There is also a myth that Alexander The great in his funeral ordered 3 things:
1) The best doctors of his era to carry his dead body.
2) To spread all his gold and silver on the way to his tomb.
3) That his hands should be able to be seen free in the air.
His General asked why he wants all those strange things and ATG said:
1) I want everybody to see that even the best Doctors are powerless to save you from death.
2) I want everybody to see that all the wealth we get here, stays here.
3) I want everybody to see that we come with empty hands and we leave with empty hands, when our greatest treasure finishes, which is TIME.
Sorry about my English, is not my native language.
My point is... money is good, can make your life easier. When you break the point to financial freedom by living a simple life, more money or luxury doesn't mean more happiness.
Superb bro!
Good English,keep it up!
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I just want to live a comfortable lifestyle but not to be slave by money. However, it just don't end there.. what if you want to help?
This is so accurate. Most people who are legends died broke, however they have made a lasting impact on our society and fundamentally change the world. Money is a resource plan and simple and much like any resource you can use it to build or destroy. To grow the quality of the the lives of others around you, or create chaos. When someone say they are not spiritual but, they clearly worship money on a deeply spiritual level they are being disingenuous.
This is for the ones who to get rich, your comment is truly great for people who want to be great 😊👌🏻
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I began my mornings with purpose, setting clear intentions for each day.
I read transformative books on Nixorus that kept me inspired and motivated.
I practiced consistent discipline, even on the days I felt unmotivated
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their books changed my life ty for share man!!!
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@@ImTheGoat40 same
“A question opens the mind, a statement closes the mind” that was so powerful if you ask me.
exactly!
But sometimes a statement arises a question
@Loretta Taylor stfu
His statement just opened my mind :D
What you should see though is the mechanism, not take sides. Questions exist for statement sake. Statements exist without question. ;)
“In school we learn that mistakes are bad, and we are punished for making them. Yet, if you look at the way humans are designed to learn, we learn by making mistakes. We learn to walk by falling down. If we never fell down, we would never walk.” - Robert T. Kiyosaki
I truly hope the inventor of the school system never had a child, because if he did, he would hurt the child for falling down after giving it a 2 hour powerpoint presentation on walking.
I wasn't financial free until my 40’s and I’m still in my 40’s, bought my second house already, earn on a monthly basis via my investment all thanks to my adviser Rita Wildrin Mora, and got 5 out of 5 goals, just hope it encourages someone that it doesn’t matter if you don’t have any of them right now, you can start TODAY regardless your age INVEST and change your future! Investing in the financial market is a grand choice I made. Great video!
When you invest, you’re buying a day that you don’t have to work..
I pray everyone reading this becomes successful.
@@martinbelanger9963 I googled the lady you mentioned, and left a mail after going through her credentials. I'm willing to make consultations to improve my portfolio
Schools/universities are made so you can learn from other peoples mistakes. The problem with that is, you'll never learn to think an original thought, if you're not allowed to learn from your own mistakes.
"Sometimes a blessing doesn't look like a blessing, but it turns out as a blessing." What brilliant words.
u could also just say "a blessing in disguise" ?.....
"Losers quit when they fail. Winners fail until they succeed."
-Robert Kiyosaki
This is the opposite of a motivational quote i must say. See there are things we are passionate about and we are courageous to continue that passion and learn from mistakes, but when ppl do something they are not passionate about, just of curiosity and fail they might think they are losers after reading this quote, whitch is not the case.
Ofc quotes usually are not to be taken literally and are to be broken down to understand the true meaning.
But ugh not everyone does. Its just my silly opinion.
Sounds like a hunk a crap to me
@Billie Jean on second thought, it does make sense
"People that have achieved success through privilege or stochastic assortment rarely acknowledge this fact and instead insist their talent and hard work are the sole factors for their situation. For every "success" there are nine mediocrities 'slumming it' in upper middle management and ninety others who never had golden ticket at birth or lucky bolt of lightning when the were best positioned to take advantage."
-IndigoIndustrial
I think thatis me learning about art
My mother taught me "you'll never get rich signing the back of a paycheck, you want to be signing the front."
you'll also get poorer by that 😂 lol
@@a-4paper776 but only those with money usually use it
Your mother never saw the real paychecks that the rich get.
GRIMLY WhiteeeWalkerr what her mom said for you to understand is that she (her daughter) should by the one to pay others, not vice versa.
Hmm this hit hard
I lowkey felt it when he said “ A fake teacher is someone who doesn’t do what they teach”
then most of them are fake
@@willardmusick1187
They work for the establishment
Watch the movie they live by John Carpenter
@slapypenguins101 no one said anything about dropping out of school. Hes saying a person who is a professional athlete and teaches P.E. will teach it better than an everyday teacher bc of passion and actual experience. For example ik how to change a tire, i can explain to someone how to also change a tire but if ive never changed a tire myself, theres a kind of insight i cant teach to the student bc i have no actual experience in changing a tire.
@slapypenguins101 youve got a point there. Im not saying its realistic either. Itll never happen, only in a perfect world.
I would like to defend my art's teacher, she was amazingb at what she taught and what she created and inspired me to open my talet.
The rich are money-minded; that's a lesson I've grasped from the very beginning. My desire to build wealth has always been strong. I’ve a $160K since 2023, which I’m eager to invest it in the stock market to grow my financial future. I’d love to hear any recommendations you have.
I think the safest strategy is to diversify investments in my opinion. But if you need proper advice, consider speaking with a financial expertise. Don't get me wrong, you can do it on your own, but financial advisors have a lot more knowledge and expertise in this area.
Agreed, I've always delegated my excesses to an advisor, since suffering major portfolio loss early 2023, amid market crisis. I'm now semi-retired and only work 7.5 hours a week, with barely 25% short of my $1m retirement goal after subsequent investments to date.
Could you kindly elaborate on the advisor's background and qualifications?
“Diana Casteel Lynch” a highly respected figure in her field. I suggest delving deeper into her credentials, as she possesses extensive experience and serves as a valuable resource for individuals seeking guidance in finance
She appears to be well-educated and well-read. I ran an online search on her name and came across her website; thank you for sharing.
"A fake teacher is someone who doesn't do what they teach"
My teacher who taught me about hitler and ww2 is really sus now.
Lmao
So is my mom.
The point is they didn't go out of their way to travel to Germany, look a the actual documents, collect artifacts and speak to actual people. They just read it on a book, passed a test on how well they know said book and spend all day regurgitating contents from that book.
The best physics teacher I had used to bring out his own personal collection of things. The guy made a pully just to show us how 1 joule of work done feels like.
@@chudchadanstud I think it's unreasonable to complain about a teacher not going the extra 10 miles to teach WW2.
@@randomduck8679 I think that a better example is a doctor teaching you why eating healthy is important while eating a big mac and a giant coke
"I can't afford it"
"how can I afford it?"
The mindset is the first step, turn the "I can't do it" into "what to do so I can do it?", not just in business but in everything in life
"They become what you say"
This statement is so powerful 👊💥
Why is money your god?
@@andrewlevy7103 money isn’t everything, but everything needs money, get with the times.
@@luqmanazizi7031 Buddah walked away from his kingdom based on wealth and prestige. I say that was the time. What ya you don't understand is how money is contributing to the end of all life on this planet Whatever money you have ain't gonna save you bro. Money is a man made illusion.
@@andrewlevy7103 then tell me how do i feed my family and pay the bills? With nothing?
4:35 Interviewer thinking it was his time to shine:
"You know, I--..."
And we will never know what he was going to say
that part gave me anxiety
:(
"Denied Sit Down!!!"... *keep* sitting.
That's actually a good interviewer.
NEVER interrupt ANYONE
probably needed to say"m gay"
"The difference between the Master and the Novice is that the Master has Failed More Times than the Novice has Tried" - Koro Sensei
Brilliant and crystal clear.
❤
NICE reference.
"School teaches you how to work for money, NOT how to make money work for you"
You mean no body works in the world. probably, resting in their houses ha
Dont look on the bad side of the Company
@@joocaarjucfe5675 There is a good side?
Ryan Andhee That’s why there is a thing called business opportunities. Finding the right business will make money work for you.
That's true
If you’re reading this It’s okay to move on from people who aren’t giving you the same energy back. Whether it’s friends, family or lovers, don’t be afraid to let go of relationships that no longer serve you. Deadweight will weigh you down and feel exhausting to carry around.
I do agree with this comment right here. I had let go alot of people in my life who was holding me back from my success
Very true
True story👍🏻🤙🏻
True statement!!
Deadweight is the word
This is one of the best speeches I’ve ever heard.
“Employees work for the government and entrepreneurs work for free.”
Unfortunately here our parents think being govt employee is more prestigious than being entrepreneur
But i dont get it. Working for free but getting rich???
Stay Strong yeah. I have an online business, I work more than normal but I’ve made over $120k in last 3 months ..
@@Dẹ̀jì144 ok but how to interprate the sentence below? Its not logical. Hiw can you get rich while working for free?
@@staystrong9030 When you do something you love, it's not work which makes it/you free.
This was such a moving speech. I've been working on my life this year a lot and thinking for myself more. I quit smoking and drinking, been eating well, started a food restaurant in the Bay area, and I've been able to save some money, about 20k, and I want to invest in the stock market. My plan for the year was to be a different person. Any advice how I can maximise my profits in the market?
You're doing great Norman! I think key to making big profit is distributing your capital across different asset classes. It's really not as difficult as many people assume. It requires a certain level of expertise, which ordinary investors lack, so a financial advisor usually comes in very handy. That is how people make huge profits in the market.
I agree. A financial advisor can really help you re-adjust and identify blindspots that you yourself do not notice, like mine did in advising me during COVID on how the pandemic will shape things, and I made it out big and still make up to at least 20k in dividend per month.
Please can you leave the info of your lnvestment advsor here? I’m in dire need for one.
Marissa Lynn Babula is the licensed coach I use. Just research the name. You'll find necessary details to work with a correspondence to set up an appointment.
Thanks a lot for the recommendation. I'll send her an email and I hope I'm able to connect with her.
This is so true. The paycheck is a crutch. Being self-employed I have a saying: Value your time or someone else will value it for you.
Zachary Wissinger i am a self employed insulator and I completely understand your view if i dont wake up and do my job there’s hundreds waiting for the chance
I dont understand your saying at all
@@CyberCheese392 value your time, today is your's to do as you will
does it mean you don't have employees?
Helio Oliveira Bianchi Valuing your time is determining how much it is worth to you and taking action achieve that valuation. The some else valuing your time is paid wages or salaries based on a position and not the effort you put in. The last hourly job I worked was at 19yo. I was paid $13 per hour for a company that contracted with a powerplant, the company was payed $60 per hour for my labor. Value is subjective, but employers base it on how much they can make off you. Btw No employees at the moment.
My Dad bought me Rich Dad Poor Dad when I was a teenager, I loved it I was hooked, I then bought 2 more of his books which I also loved. I then realised that I was financing Robert's new business :-)
Rekt
Have emplied the thoughts and teaching in your life ??
@@Brittyrich yes he is now a respected millionaire.
Nothing is free boy either you pay money or time
But ask yourself.
Is he a real teacher?? 😉
"PEOPLE THAT NEVER MAKE MISTAKES NEVER GROW"
Tell that to my probation officer
Chris Karas stop doing dumb shit and you won’t be in that position
@@chriskaras5281 lol good joke(if it was a joke), but I think he meant a different kind of mistake,like not being scared of failing when you go after your dreams just because you'll make a mistake.
@@esrom8414 No.. he meant "mistake" in general.
This can be applied to many different aspects of life.
It's a powerful message when you're not putting a limit where it doesn't exist.
R.I.P *GRAMMER*
Creating wealth entails establishing positive routines, I had only $78k to my name at 42 when I first woke up to this reality. I chose the stock market as a medium of growth, got an excellent financial advisor, Financial management is a vital subject that many avoid, often leading to future regrets.
Indeed, currently I'm managing my finances wisely and being frugal. In the last 19 months, my investments grew by 43%, adding over $500K in profits. However, I've had losses in the past month, making me anxious. I'm unsure whether to sell everything or wait.
No doubt, having the right plan is invaluable, my portfolio is well-matched for every season of the market and recently hit 100% rise from early last year. I and my CFP are working on a 7 figure ballpark goal, tho this could take till Q3 2024.
This is definitely considerable! think you could suggest any professional/advisors i can get on the phone with? i'm in dire need of proper portfolio allocation
Her name is. 'RACHEL SARAH PARRISH’. Just research the name. You’d find necessary details to work with a correspondence to set up an appointment.
She appears to be well-educated and well-read. I ran an online search on her name and came across her website; thank you for sharing.
this how a great interviewer should behave, summarize, guide and listen.
lol, so a good interviewer plays along. sry pal, a good interviewer is critical of what he hears and asks questions. What you see hear is an ad.
@@scribblescrabble3185 No...interview is about hearing what person being interviewed has to say. Questions? Yes. Critics? Hell no. When interviewer starts to critic its no longer an interview.
@@Veritaserum90 Mr Scrabble is clearly talking about another kind of interview - a job interview. lol.
@@scribblescrabble3185 How can you guide if you are not thinking critically? From your logic, guiding a boat is just 'playing along' with the current. Live a long life my friend.
Summarizing helps audience to understand the guest's ideas and avoid misunderstanding. Guiding is to dive deeper in those ideas by asking questions and make sure things are on track. Listening is to know the ideas and show respect to the guest.
"I have never let my schooling interfere with my education" ~ Mark Twain
Hello, could you explain yo me what this quote means?
@@alexandery8508
londonREAL :)
This is great. Very clever wording.
Alexander Y I’m guessing he meant he wouldn’t let school hold him back from learning what we all should actually be learning
100% ☑️👍👍
"You become what you said"
"Question opens the mind, statement close it"
"Find your own game"
These 3 words really hit me. Thanks for uploading this video so I can watch this. Time to find my own game I guess...
Good luck mate!
those are 16 words tho.
@@pacsmile meh, details😆😆
@@GoToMan thank you!
I think you meant sentences but yeah
Success depends on the actions or steps you take to achieve it. Building wealth involves developing good habits like regularly putting money away in intervals for solid investments. Financial management is a crucial topic that most tend to shy away from, and ends up haunting them in the near future.., I pray that anyone who reads this will be successful in life!!
Starting early is simply the best way of getting ahead to build wealth , investing remains a priority. I learnt from my last year's experience , I am able to build a suitable life because I invested early ahead this time .
Exactly ! That's my major concern and what kind of profitable business or investment can someone do with the current rise in economic downturn
I have been investing in stocks for over 10 years now and I have made a lot of money. My portfolio has grown exponentially and I can't thank stocks and "Debra Ella Nicholas" enough for such an amazing way to make money!
@@tommychestnut5335 please how can i find the lady you mentioned'?
Most likely, you can find her basic information online; you are welcome to do further study.
The wealthiest man in the world isn’t the one who has the most, but rather who needs the least.
More you take, less you have.
Plants for Life amen
His richness was life.
Demonstrably false. Were do you and all these comments learn this cringy ass way of thinking
bless Ritches in heaven, are way more valuable than earth ! Order be on earth as it is in heaven! Contentment
"Poverty is passed on in the family, Poverty is taught, middle class is taught"
Sure, like being a slave... that was also "taught", nobody was forced into slavery, it was just a cultural thing 🤣
What people like Robert Kiyosaki refuse to see is that concentration of power and wealth in a context of limited resources will inevitably produce rich, middle class and poor people.
The poor will often constitute the majority (unless it's an advanced enough society), it's a typical consequence of said concentration of wealth and power.
Sure, you'll find the odd poor person here and there who manage to "make it to the top" (whatever that means), but this can't happen often and in sufficient numbers, otherwise the concentration would be redistributed and the Robert Kiyosakis of the world wouldn't be able to sell their snake oil anymore (nobody would need it, nobody would buy it).
@@Goreuncle the truth of reality is hard for modern civilization to handle. That people must be poor and few must be rich. There must an environment where only few can climb. Some people are born with more options then others. His story is literally a man that teach him to rich but yet he was literally given power and given assets and given money or a company to make it happen...there are some people who are given nothing but air to breath and have virtually no chance of changing it , while having a oppressive taskmaster obove u .if anyone knows anything about thw conditions that even American farmers and people in the rust belt have to deal with then u cant understand any level of poverty anywhere ...
yea sure ,a individual can and should take more blame for poverty if the are a nice middle class family in a good city ,maybe the child doesn't have much an excuse but this is a fake reality. Life isn't big enough for all to succeed
Goreuncle attitudes/enviornments are passed down from generation to generation. Blacks were set in America bc of racism (Redlining) and now look at the people in the "hoods."
Poverty is first and foremost a mentality. I call it the poverty mentality--in all my creativity. :D
That's bourdieu's social theory about Habitus.
A friend of mine who started his own business and retired a millionaire told me a long time ago. You'll never get rich working for someone else. I should have listened.
Yeah i heard it onece in the bar that i use to work you will never get rich for becoming an employee thats true
@FRED THE THOT SLAYER just lie and tell them your idea broke the internet. Motivation Hub got 11 million views with their Heading.
The littel hats dont want you to be thats why they push for c --o-- m-- m-- u n-- l --s --m.
Same scenario to me.
Unless you are a CEO of a private company and get paid $10 million plus per year.
I’m glad I pulled through, despite the crises. I am retiring next yr at 55 with 3 houses paid off worth 4.5 million. One is my place of residence the other 2 properties will give me $80,000per/yr rent . I will have an income stream of $20,000 per mnth through my super which gives me total $240,000 a yr to live comfortably. I have no debts ... Stay Motivated!!
You have done great for yourself. I’m trying to get onto the housing ladder at 40. I wish at 55 I will be testifying to similar success!!.
Whichever firm you select, make sure you get your insurance from a reputable financial adviser, such as *Jenny Pamogas Canaya,* who has dedicated her career to financial planning. Because they will assist you in escalating, navigating better, and completing the task in a safer manner.||.
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Thanks to these recommendations, I successfully located her online profile and have already reached out to her with a message-
" A question opens the mind but a statement closes it"
-Robert Kiyosaki.
Yet everytime I ask a tough question, I get called a dick and thrown on the block list. :')
Had I just straight up called them out. Maybe I could have started an argument!
@@KJab21512 same dude, especially when discussing politics. its really hard to find a person on the internet who i can speak to on the same level, using actual arguments, not emotions.
JohnnyStyblo too fucking true man, it’s either left or right for 90% of people, rare finding anyone who can just talk from their perspective.
Omg that isn't the quote
And who the fuck was paying for your rent and food when you were working for "free" rich boy?????
Life is not about Financial wealth but understanding what this guy is saying will help prevent you from being a slave.
@Despiser Despised
A capitalist based pyramid scheme is better???
Both schemes are designed so that someone is in charge.
And someone sweeps the floor.
@Despiser Despised
A pure capitalist society results in poor people having absolutely no chance of breaking the poverty cycle.
None!
Even in the USA right this second, a poor kid has little chance to break the cycle.
It really does matter what crotch you enter the USA from.
Of course there are exceptions to the rule.
That's why they become famous.
@Despiser Despised As far as skillset goes, your ignorance on the subject is striking.
I would bet you've been handed everything you have.
But you truly don't believe so.
@Despiser Despised
As you have become frustrated with my truth, you have dished out insults.
Thanks for reinforcing my point.
@Despiser Despised Thanks again for proving my point.
I bet mike was confused why this kid was hanging out with his dad more than him
🤣
lol true
Actually they both wre working together sometimes if i remember book correctly but i might be wrong.
😂💀
mike probably spent all his time with poor dad, and became poor-son lol
Secret Pathway To Triumph is so unique. I can’t believe I hadn’t heard about it sooner. It’s amazing how life-changing this can be.
theres no such thing pal. stop lying ffs
“A fake teacher is someone who doesn’t do what they teach.”
how do you know if you are real ? indians are always told o we are katputlies . PUPPETS . uparvala ( god) does everything . that makes you FAKE.
Most online gurus
@Kim Yo Jong free will . ? Conditions can be created for you so that you make certain choice . That's no free will . As long as our brains have strings attached . Or are connected via Bluetooth or gods wifi . Is it possible your own eyes are like cameras ? Recording your deeds ? There's much more . Lol
Yeah he would know because he himself is a fake teacher.
PROSPERITY
BONANZA
Our Education system is like a company that manufactures humans capable of doing a job.
And paying taxes~ don't forget that part
@Cederic V So they can rip us off
Flawed in many and its teaching models have to be improved,but the education system is what keeps a "functioning" society. It distributes manpower in a proportionate manner.
@@generalfools6499 inappropriate*
General Fools yes and we must keep people poor. Cause there is no rich without poor. If everyone was rich. Then rich wouldn’t be rich. It would be normal. And everyone would have to do things for themselves and have less.
When you learn about money you should also learn about its shadow. Greed.
Greed is based in need. When you get rid of the need, the seed of greed won't be able to find fertile ground.
How to do that? Think about motivations. What are your motivations?
If the motivation is to get money, to get more money, you are needy, greed can grow.
If the motivation is to change the world, making the life easier for other people, that’s a point to start.
Doing something for profits, starts the spiral of the downfall of ones character.
Let me guess, You and Will's Corner are poor ...
Old Man from Scene Twenty Four i’m not poor
@@helenal3956 that guy probably just wants to justify his neediness and greed.
Ying and Yang | Newton's 3rd law
It's quite shocking how few people know about the forbidden books on Borlest
Where can I find it
"You become what you think" hits home
A person is a product of his thoughts - M K gandhi
You become what you say
You are what you eat -Some guy that ate a human I think
@@zhongxina7834 well well
@@zhongxina7834 🤣🤣🤣
"The school system was designed to make you an employee." This system treats humans like robots
well it's true
@@demonking1296 I know, it's become worse over the years
no they're not, at least in my country...people always have option to start their own businesses after school and a lot have done so..and even in Sweden or Norway there are no school that made you become a boss.
@@theman3282 Are you from Finland?
The Industrial Revolution started educating people to become factory workers. The 200+ year old school system is outdated, it needs to be updated.
"Give a kid some fish and he will not be hungry for a day.Teach a kid how to fish and he will never be hungry again" Or something like that
"Give a man a fish, he will feed his family for a day. Teach a man to fish and he will feed his family for life. Charge him for the fish and you get money." Altered version but still true
That quote came from jesus christ peace be upon him. And i love by it.
Didnt give a like cause 69
@@KJOB Understandable :D
@@pampi7471 its 81+ now, damn people...
I can’t stop reccomending Buried Money Secrets. Statler’s insights are practical and incredibly relevant. Definitly worth a read.
I cannot find the book where is it
Great book, people are missing out on this
Where can I get it
Who's the author
That book has insane insights remember reading it I had goosebumps
"broke is temporary but poor is a permanent state of mind"
-someone
Muhammd Yousuf Broke is literally practically permanent too. 96% of people who are born poor, stay poor.
statement from his book, "Rich dad, Poor Dad". Powerful statement
Hey, I'm the one who said that.
My art teacher snuck in financial literacy lessons and let us watch Robert’s videos during class ❤️ I’ll never forget him 😩 he changed my life!
🔥🔥🔥
Are you a millionaire now?
Now thats an art. An art of life
That is amazing we need more teachers like him
@I m OIL JK This is My Best ever read
"How can i afford it" VS "I can't afford" it is the best part for me !
Ra fik powerful
Careful, when lots of people think they can afford things they cant, you get 1929 and 2008.
Or "why should i afford it?"
@@theinstrument122 Haha for which audience you will say that ? :-D your kids ?
@@RafikBianconero what, your Grammar hurts my brain.
A perfect storm is brewing in the United States. Inflation, bank collapse, severe drought in the agricultural belt, recession, food shortages, diesel fuel and heating oil shortages, baby formula shortages, available automobile shortages and prices, the price of living place.
These are the conditions in which life-changing money is made by those who remain calm, patient, and take controlled risks. Volatility goes both ways. The bigger the red candles, the bigger the green ones.
it's a good time to buy and basically I've just got cash sitting duck in the bank and I'd really love to put it to good use seeing how inflation is at an all time-high, who is this coach that guides you, mind I look them up
I'm really worried about the current bank crisis. If a bank as big as SVB could fail, I fear for a lot more. I know a friend who is running a high-growth startup, and was badly hit by the bank run. I have pulled out more than $340k from my bank. After all, the FDIC covers only up to $250,000, and the implosion could have bad effect. Looking to invest into the stock market now. Does anyone know how I could go about it?
@@miaavalayla3999 My consultant is GREG T. MARTIN FX, He has since provide entry and exit points on the securities I focus on. You can look him up online if you care supervision. I basically follow his trade pattern and haven't regretted doing so.
did anybody understood when cramer said "there is nothing more deflatinoary then a collabse of a high debt bank" ??? in what way is that deflationary? best regrads
My grandfather was born in 1891 and orphaned at the age of 8. First his mother died of TB, then his dad 2 years later. He was on his own and went from house to house working for a room to sleep in and food. When he grew up he became a homeowner, and purchase three properties he rented out. He paid cash for everything and owned no one anything. He was not rich by any means, but he lived comfortable because he acquired knowledge along the way through struggle and being hungry for a better life. He earned his Ph.D in life. He was the smartest man I ever knew.
My grandfather didn't got any food at the age of 8 because there was non after the war. So he started working early and rarly attended school. He turned into a pure self made man.
U did exactly what the guy in the video says: what not to purchase instead of how to make money.
lahokc59 that might be true but today people don’t want to wait, sacrifice or earn. They think they should have quickly what their parents took 30+ years to acquire.
@That grey area depending on where you live working several jobs and just breaking even will not put you ahead eventually it will mean you are exactly where you started.
Mary McCauley if your grandfather lived to the age of, let’s say, 70, that means he would have died in 1961. That means that his most productive years...from 40 to 60...would have been from 1931 to 1951. In the majority of these years, 1934 to 1951...the New Deal and the social and economic order it produced was in full sway. So, I say, he owed his prosperity from humble beginnings to the economic order of the New Deal. My Father...a grade school dropout and a laborer all his life...had the same results, so I think I’m on firm ground in saying that conditions from the mid-30’s until Nixon were vastly more favorable for poor and working folks to have upward mobility than they have been since Reagan and the disastrous after-effects of giving the Rich primacy in domestic and international economics. Conservatives, of course, will disagree; but they have trouble explaining why, after forty years of Reaganomics, we’re in the shape we’re in...until they remember to blame it on abortion, and taking prayer out of schools.
Poor is a mindset, Broke is a financial condition. Both can be changed.. but not by the same tools or teachers.
Raver Magik i free With u, I need 2 Learn about money
We don't want to learn another hard lesson!
Hahaha. Ok. We got a guru in the comments section bois.
@@zebunker There is no such thing as a guru. Just people who understand finanace differently. Like most poor people worry about interest rates.. yet interest rates dont matter. Velocity of interest and time are the factors that matter. you control one and that controls the other. However thats not how the poor nor the broke think.
True.
"Most people don't want to be right, they want to be positive, and that doesn't work" Best observation ever✌️
Sooo true. Everytime I ask or state something realistic, I was met with this "dont be so negative" advice.
Not everyone can handle the truth
Most people think they're right about everything, all the time.
Truth is like poetry. Most people fucking hate poetry. - The big short
And most people don't want to actually know and understand the truth but would rather have a positive story or message to believe in. Because of this philosophy the world remains ignorant and lacks knowledge and wisdom needed to unite as one human race and progress in our evolution.
I think you have a few things backwards. In the first place, the government does not have to sell bonds to cover trade imbalance, it can literally print money if it wants. It chooses to borrow more in order to keep inflation down. In order to make them attractive to buyers, they have to offer higher interest rates on the bonds, so that more people will want to buy them and take money out of the economy, which generally cools the economy and reduces inflation. The result is indeed the value of older bonds issued during low interest rates losing value, but once interest rates come down, the government will issue bonds with lower rates, and the current high rate bonds will start to sell at a premium.
"If you don't program yourself, life will program you." -Les Brown
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You're observing a programmed character.
@@phunil2335 Nigerundayo Smokey
So true, you need to make your own reality these days. I've found the best way to freedom is self-reliance and finding your own path!!
It is a shame that schools can't even teach kids how to do their own taxes, but IRS will take you to jail if you file them wrong?!
no you pay fines....or act stupid, and they waive some of the fees, etc....
A myth spread by billionaires so poor people will be afraid of the IRS instead of realizing that it's a very great ally in ensuring that the wealthy ends up with insufficient money to buy congress.
Seriously!!
It’s really simple math tho 😂🤣
You don't even need to keep other people poor in order to stay rich. Too many people, rich and poor alike, still believe life is a zero sum game but it isn't. Treating everything in life as zero-sum would be small-minded and it's what turns people against each other.
"Sometimes a blessing doesn't look like a blessing but it turned out to be blessing"
Great words
Humaira Mastoor a blessing in disguise
@@monkman6103
Exactly !
I don’t look like a blessing to everyone so I just hate them for their shallowness I bet you can’t prove me wrong for this
It's called luck, and it plays a big part in success.
The very nature of being an entrepreneur is FULL of RISK. It takes luck to succeed. That luck comes in many forms, and opportunities.
I agree. Like when I joined the Army, I hated it. However now because of my service I will be getting a 6 figure settlement next year so I'll probably build a house on the beach and buy a new Corvette.
there's a book called Secret Pathway To Triumph, and it talks about how using some secret tehniques you can attract almost everything in life it's not some bullshit law of attraction, it's the real deal
One of my biggest blessings was moving out of an abusive home at age 18. I didn't have enough money to attend college, I didn't take out student loans. I had to build up everything through a lot of struggle, trial, and error. A lot of error, a lot of difficulty, but looking back now and listening to this speech I realize now that the struggle was a blessing in disguise.
Bless you my friend. I married, moved overseas to my wife's country, tried to find a job and struggled over 2 years. Had to spend over €25,000 approximately trying to set up. But I've found my way through preserving and I know what I want and how to make money to my advantage. Life is tough but as long you control your emotions and fight through the dark days, we'll make it.
Good vibrations
mDarkPoet You have just described the UNIVERSITY OF LIFE my friend. Your self learning was meaningful and you persisted.
You are not alone because we all end up in the same University and it's up to ourselves to make the very best of it and be satisfied or grateful. Kudos to you.
@Dilson Maldonado Dilson You will be fine. If your family has anything to teach you it is NOT to behave as they do - even bad parenting is a lesson in itself.
Now you know exactly what NOT to do in that situation so you are way ahead of many others.
Stay away from people who depress you, join with positive people.
Look around you for good families and observe how they behave.
If you are an honest person and good friend they will accept you into their circle, so though life is tough good friends can help you and life can ALSO be enjoyable. Regards.
Noice. So what did you do to get money at 18?
@@shiningeditedmoon I got two entry level jobs, one at KFC the other at Applebee's. I worked 12-hour days. It sucked, but I made enough to afford a room to rent, a car, bills, etc.
I worked up from there to get closer and closer to the job that I wanted. I went from food service management to retail management to a job doing copyediting and clerical work and management for a publishing company.
From that, I landed the job I wanted at age 23 working as a writer for a media company. It was based off past work experience, them liking my writing, and my knowledge of the field I would be covering.
I still work at that same media company now at age 28. I get paid well, I'm really happy at this job and feel very lucky and thankful every day for it.
"Keep them ignorant" is better because they will be poor anyway, and they will never question as to why.
Keep them stupid, blind, ignorant, poor.
I’ve seen people arguing that earning a stable salary of 50k is poor. Maybe in the US it’s bad I isn’t know but that money is more than enough to live off happily and in moderation
@@DISCORDJOINBIO. Most poor people understand their situation just fine. They just don't have the resources or money to get out of it.
you get it, man that's so true
Mr. Robert asked himself the right questions at very young age. And we lost that much valuable time. Yet it's never too late to start.
Just lot of BS coming from a man who already had a lot going for him...
@@TK-ij1re Stay mad. I'm cherishing this video.
@@iamthepepsiman5730 stay a fool, zero fucks given
@@TK-ij1re He just sells BS which you cannot apply in real life because you have to work otherwise you will just die due to starvation lol
Yes that is true
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Through closely monitoring the performance of my portfolio, I have witnessed a remarkable growth of $508k in just the past two quarters. This experience has shed light on why experienced traders are able to generate substantial returns even in lesser-known markets. It is safe to say that this bold decision has been one of the most impactful choi
How can I be part of this project I earnestly hope to build a strong financial future I'm interested to take part, who's the person behind your success?
The adviser I'm in touch with is *CAROLINA MELINA PHERSON* she works with Merrill, Pierce, Smith incorporated and interviewed on CNBC Television. You can use something else, for me she strategy works hence my result. She provides entry and exit point for the securities I focus on.
She appears to be well-educated and well-read. I ran a Google search on her name and came across her website; thank you for sharing.
Incredible 🎉 would you teach me
"A fake teacher is someone who doesn't do what they teach."
Criminology Teachers: 👁️👄👁️
Astronomy/Astrophysics teacher:
This is also an argument pedophile teachers could make.
This is known as hypocrisy
Did.....did u just roasted their existence.
Isn't criminology the study on why people do crimes? I'm asking out of curiosity because I'm not sure if it's about law or psychology/sociology
"The world and schools were never teaching you how to become the rich, they were always about teaching you how to help the rich, and we are still being taught this way."
instead of teaching high school kids how compound interest for example.... they wanna lecture them its wrong to be white and they are oppressors..
Word up 😎
They're all about debt slavery system, slaving to the elites
@@workingshlub8861 I honestly don't think that's what they are teaching them. Its appears to me that they are trying to teach truths as opposed to the lies of the past. The only time people dont like the truth is when the truth isn't in their favor. In this particular case, we're talking about money, wealth and education. You're talking racism. Obviously you want things to stay the way they are because it's in your favor. What's wrong with the truth. You sound like the rich people he was talking about who said let them stay poor. SMDH
@@bluenoon4842 so you wanna continue to blame everyone because you cant build wealth...
"I'm not rich because my family is rich!"
"...but your family IS rich, right?"
"Oh yeah"
I get what he's saying. I was born into an upper middle class family but I was taught to live frugally. We lived well below our means. I rarely spend $5 without considering what else that $5 could be. With that attitude I have gone to college for 6 years, no debt, and about to go to Japan to start working on a career in the UN. I personally have less than $10,000 wealth in assets and loose cash. I am basically broke but my plan and my attitude is carrying me forward without fear of being impoverished. Essentially I don't rely on my family's money to always be there, i don't claim to have a right to their money, and I spend and save as if I only have $200 to my name.
@@snoweefrost4412 cool....but most people are poor so whats your point....
@@snoweefrost4412 rich people ALWAYS pretend to be "just like" us poor folk.....but yall not
@@Macheako If you don't live below your own means you will always be poor.
My father is the only one in the family to "make it" and he is a crippled man who hasnt been able to walk in over 50 years. He was born to a railroad worker who was born to a carpenter but through a tradition of frugal living to survive real poverty they sent him to college and he strove to be something without complaining to be a victim. He is an electrical engineer, private pilot, certified rescue diver, and amateur radio operator. Thats my point. You save and you keep positive and then that amounts to something.
@Norman 04 heh youre actually being kinder about it than i would. Not to the poor guy, but to the rich and this "system" we have.
Id go as far as to argue the rich WANT the very poor, bottom 1% to commit small crimes. It accomplishes a few things.
1. Gives people a "villian" that isnt rich
2. Prison labor IS slave labor
3. After a big arrest, getting arrested again is now easier.
4. Rinse N Repeat 1-3
its not that crime is ever "good", its more so about our law enfofcement and prison system. It MAKES crime "work for" the rich lol
"A statement closes a mind"
"A Question opens a mind"
Powerful wisdom there 🙊🥺🥺
Robert is my rich dad. I listen to him everyday while I’m working. Thank you sir.
He is our mentour
Hahaahah😂😥💲💲💲🤝
The people who complain about the desire of being wealthy never experienced being poor. They don’t appreciate “social mobility”. Money doesn’t just buy nice houses and cars, it buys premium healthcare, exposure/opportunity, new hobbies/experiences, safety/security and other things. Last time I checked, organic produce is expensive!
Agree. Side note: there is a reason why "organic" must always be expensive: it's not production cost - t's a RTB installed by marketing people to hide higher profits in a higher sales price. With the welcome side-effect that it now also functions as a communication tool for the wealthier to differentiate themselves from ordinary people. "Organic" can be replaced with anything that linked to the regional zeitgeist morals "du jour". So, if you make yourself intellectually independent from those fads (global worping, gendah stuff, made without XYZ), you can spend your income on the really relevant things (most of which you mentioned already).
@@f.d.6667 so crop yield and scarcity don't play a part in it? Do all organic farmers have an agreement to never undersell their competitors?
Sounds kind of far fetched to me.
@Basically Al Capone in legal Bro did you read his comment ? money itself wont make you happy but the opportunity it can give you makes you happy. Someone's definition of happieness could be traveling the world, exploring new hobbies, having a secure life with a house and family , guess what, all of those things require money, being rich in itself doesn't make people happy , the things they are allowed to do while being rich is what makes them happy .
@Basically Al Capone in legal Well i grew up pretty poor, i wasn't in poverty but my family certainly wasnt wealthy . we had to live on benefits at one point. And right now im depressed and stressed as hell because my dad is bankrupt and i've had to spend all my time studying to make sure i can finacially support my family after i get out of uni. I can't pursue any of my hobbies and aspirations because i dont have enough time and money for it. I dont know if i will be happy if i was rich, but i certainly won't be as stressed and depressed if i did have money.
@Basically Al Capone in legal I wasn't posting my experience for pity points but i appreciate your kind words . I was more using myself as a example to prove my point and that Maslow's heirarchy of needs is pretty accurate. The people that are unhappy at your private school are unhappy because they have a lack esteem, love and belonging . Whereas someone without the money they do would be unhappy because of lack of physiological needs and security as well as maybe lack of esteem , love and belonging. Having money in iteself is not gonna suddenly make you happy, but it definitly helps. I won't suddenly become happy because my finacial problems went away, but if they did i would have more chances at becoming happier.
Him: "Dropping out of school is a blessing"
Me:"Spending thousand dollars for my professors reading word by word from slides w/o learn any real skills. Hurtful reality"
@@webzentertainment "paying tons of money to get a degree， but I learn everything by myself lol
they're just making sure we still know how to read ig
ive learned more outside of school i have a sound mind n can c the big picture n things r changing fast we the people wont be fooled again love yo everyone.
Why would we go the a brick and mortar college to learn anything except maybe a trade school when anything you want to learn you can learn for free on the internet?
Brenda Youngblood if you want to be an engineer or some other high skilled worker you need qualifications
it’s kinda crazy how nobody’s talking about Antozent, they are selling 150 self help books for the price of one
Did the site get taken down? its not working for me
@@Jenniferzbody its shop closed
But there's one thing I like the most out of all of this. When he said that stating that you "can't do" dooms you, I was afraid he would go into that toxic positivity talk of "I can do anything". But no. His answer was "HOW can I do this?". This is amazing, because this question doesn't expect you to succeed, doesn't expect you to headbutt the wall until you succeed, but instead recognizes you have your own strengths and weaknesses and it's up to you to tinker with them and figure out how to better use them.
This guy is amazing.
I agree...tht statement stood out the most to me as well.
its amazing when people recognize you can't do everything and anything, but recognize the capabilities within the constraints of your strengths and weaknesses. It makes not tanks, but like minded thinkers.
"A Question opens the mind, A statement closes the mind"
That sums it up,, MINDSET,, you are the product of your thoughts,,, plain and simple. Try it and see.
At the end of the day, rich people need poor people and poor employees in order to remain rich.
Only as long as they pay them enough... Too little and people go on strikes and have union support. Well, not in those countries where they don't even have unions and people are too complacent and naive to strike for decent salaries.
Weenermeat definitely u have never been in Business, today in India 20yr old young men or women r getting US$ 100000 - 200000 salary to begin with
@@UPAKHOSALA wowww
It goes both ways ... The rich need their employees to remain the company BUT when something bad happens the rich don't get financially affected but the regular employees do.
weenermeat the government like the Democrats needs us the poor. They can use scare tactics, they can dangle free money or tax cuts to our face to keep them around. We will gobble that up. They need us in panic modes just before new bills or changes come into the picture. In panic mode we don’t think and in panic mode we become easily controlled
Impressive video. I started a bit late (graduated from my doctorate program at age 30 in 2014 with 170k in school loan debt). Managed to pay off my debt by 2019 and currently have a house and 250k total in investments (combo of profit share, 401k and a brokerage account). I'm not very knowledgeable in investing, so I just have my investing currently in index funds mainly Too but have been putting a lot into Schd the past few months. I don’t know if that's the optimal strategy, but psychologically it is very set it and forget it, and prevents me from obsessing over individual stock performance.
I’m thinking of doing the same but not sure if I should use different brokerage accounts? Just curious. Pros and cons?
Instead of using different brokerage accounts to purchase index funds or individual stock, compare your age(s) and how much time you have estimated till retirement, you can also opt to consulting/working with a fund manager/advisor for an “optimal strategy” to outperform the bear market.
Please tell me how I can think I have such skills. My funds are being murdered by inflation, therefore I'm looking for a more profitable investing strategy to put them to work.
She runs her firm under her name EILEEN RUTH SPARKS. You can find her contact page if you research her. Do your due diligence you'd find all you need to know.
Thanks for sharing this. I did my own little research, and your advisor looks advanced and experienced. I wrote her and dialed her twice but she didn't pick up so I scheduled a phone call.
This guy learned about money from Monopoly, the game that literally was created to mock rich people (hence J.P Morgan as the mascot), and show people the folly of corporate monopolization.
Also, the best way to win Monopoly is to never buy hotels. Buy all the green houses, thus never allowing your opponent to use them, as there is a finite amount of houses. It's a zero sum game at that point.
Thanks for the advice I never played uno but when I do I'll buy dem houses
I was taught both ways, and learned the monopoly is that the game is solely about real estate and limit of focus to money.
I love this comment.
are you rich now?
But in the game resources are scarce, while in the "real world", houses & hotels are unlimited, if you have the land.
man everyone had a speech that is breaking the internet these days
lol
Hahaha and I'm here scratching my head
This one is legit tho, I mean it broke my stubborn belief that I can never be rich, in fact anyone can.
@@paranormalphenomena563 what is rich?
eat, sleep, rave, repeat - Mahatma Ghandi
Here's my opinion as a still naive 23 year old. Some people have the drive and restlessness to become an entrepreneur, and some strive to live a simple life while working for others. Both are okay and both are helpful for the world we live in. What isn't okay, is to take from others and not give back or to not make the world a better place in some way, leave this world better than you found it. Remember where you came from, stay humble, remember that immense wealth doesn't buy true happiness, and be sure to return the favor of wealth when you can; have compassion and empathy for those who were not able to do what you do. What also isn't okay is to continue living a life that you hate and working a job that you hate for the sake of money. We are on this earth for a small fraction of time- a blink of an eye within the universe, and we only live once by most beliefs, so why not enjoy what little time we have? Instead of thinking "we need more people like that in the world", be that person that we need in the world.
Absolutely, there are many different types of people. However, if you CHOOSE to live a simple life and work for others, don’t trash the ones who want to be ultra successful. I have seen so many comments about “he’s only rich bc he’s lucky” or “what’s the need to have ten million dollars”. If you choose to live a simple life, that’s great, but don’t shame others for wanting to go above and beyond
You're not naive. Your outlook is great for someone who's only beginning to understand who they are and the world around them. Focus on bettering your own life and lives of people close to you. That's the key. Changing the world on a grand scale in not possible because there are just too many moving parts that make it what it is.
Very wise words..pity more ppl can't see it ..!
I'm 33. At 25 I was homeless, and everything I owned was in a garbage bag.
I now have a three month old son. I'm married, and I own three homes. I'm still an employee but my true passion/business is growing quickly and I will soon leave my job to pursue it full-time.
I swear on everything good I'm just getting started, and I hope to God I don't forget how I've gotten this far-
By contributing. Making others better. Being a human being.
Never lose your spirit. Seek your vision and pursue it fiercely with that altruistic heart. You will accel, and you won't be alone.
Underrated comment. I was thinking the same. I'm also 23. Strange.
*Successful people don't become that way overnight. What most people see as wealth, a great career, purpose is the result of hard work. 🤑🤑*
It's wise to seek professional guidance when building a strong financial portfolio due to it's complexity.
I usually go with registered representatives. Faith Reece has the best performance history (in my opinion) and does offer 1v1 consultation to her capitalists which I think is amazing.
Wow.... She has really made good name for herself, she's also my account manager
Talking to an expert like Faith Reece to reshape your portfolio is a very smart move
So you guys know her too?...
Wow she made my husband and I have our own house and car.
She is good! 👌
Schools and universities is a huge money making business.
Yes, but they teach you important things, like grammar.
Banks are their customers. Students are the banks customers, and debt is a form of slavery.
Maybe in the US and some other countries, to a certain extent.
In countries with universal education systems, that statement makes no sense.
police too
Not when school and universities are free in your country. Where I live (Province of Quebec in Canada), school is free until university and university only costs $3600 CAD per year, thus education is a very high cost to the government, not a money making business. However, all the engineers, chemists, accountants, etc. can help to develop the region.
"The moment I pay you you think like an employee" - never pay your kids just because they need money. Make them think how to earn them with their ideas.
FineFinance with Alex man I’ll be glad if mines graduates lol
The odds are that parents are just somebody else's employees. Parents have also been alive longer than their kids, and as such, will never be happy or impressed with their kids' ideas and won't consider them 'worth money'.
Always baffled me when parents start giving kids "pocket money". Like do you think kids deserve being given money just because they exist???
@@Casecraft Not the point of the video
@@wildfire9280 your a slow learner hunh?! He was asking a question which suppose to open your mind. Yet you allow it to stay closed...
Become rich by selling the recipe of richess. Ingenious idea
you really believe that,then you truly are blind,he is 100% correct,the blind stay blind by choice
He made his first million by inventing/selling velcro closure wallets back in the 70's.Then went on to real estate.He doesn't need to work.
All the replies are showing their ignorance.
LoL . the agents selling you bullshit make most of the $
True.
I began my investment journey at the age of 33, primarily through hard work and dedication. Now at the age of 38, I am thrilled to share that my passive income exceeded $100k in a single month for the first time. This success reinforces the importance of the advice mentioned earlier. It is not about achieving quick wealth, but rather ensuring long-term financial prosperity.
Investors should exercise caution with their exposure and exercise caution when considering new investments, particularly during periods of inflation. It is advisable to seek guidance from a professional or trusted advisor in order to navigate this recession and achieve potential high yields.
Through closely monitoring the performance of my portfolio, I have witnessed a remarkable growth of $483k in just the past two quarters. This experience has shed light on why experienced traders are able to generate substantial returns even in lesser-known markets. It is safe to say that this bold decision has been one of the most impactful choices I have made recently.
Do you mind sharing info on the adviser who assisted you? I'm 39 now and would love to grow my stock portfolio and plan my retirement
The adviser I'm in touch with is 'Lisa Angelique Abel' He works with RBC CAPITAL MARKETS, LLC and interviewed on CNBC Television. You can use something else, for me his strategy works hence my result. He provides entry and exit point for the securities I focus on.
Thanks, I just googled her I'm really impressed with her credentials. I reached out to him since I need all the assistance I can get.
"Sometimes a blessing doesn't look like a blessing." Amen to that one.
@@reneeliverson8413 forgot the quotation marks at the beginning of the quote, so a correction for you as well. Also toss a colon or semi colon on there before the quote. I'm sure we can do this all day. I believe the asterisk is overused as well. Thanks for the help
True و تحسبونه شرا و هو خير لكم
@@JimXultra * = rather, correcting mistake.
@@eitherholyorevil7546 )/+7
Yep nema to that one(don't get triggered it's just my belief). My mom once said the same thing.
"Poverty is passed down." Great thing to ponder.
Hey, I used to watch your lessons back in 2017 when I’d just got my guitar. Really helpful content 🙌🏻 (though my determination to learn proved inadequate in the end 😅)
yoooooo
Poverty is intentionally propagated via systemic oppression, not inherited.
What is inherited is wealth.
The rich want you to stay poor so they can continue to exploit your desperation for survival.
"Wealth and luxuries are passed down too and their coming generations automatically gets a starting boost to pursue whatever they like, take risks and expand financially"
Same goes with wealth. Definitely shows us something doesn’t it?
*It's not what you say out of your mouth that determines your life, it's what you whisper to yourself that has the most power - Robert T. Kiyosaki*
try and come up with your own quotes on life. have you noticed the internet is just people quoting other people now...it's the new trend and it's getting boring already
@@TheBobbymcd yeah most of them just pretend to be smart by showing off they understand the quote or some don't even understand just write it down, why don't they just understand the meaning and shut up? after all they were made by humans who have 1 brain not 2 which is basically you.
@@TheBobbymcd you’re not mentally prepared for the internet lol
Discernment is key here. Never listen to yourself, always, always listen to God and there you will find true power. Mathew 15:10-11 1 Kings 19:11-12
Recession is most likely the result of an external factor. For the first time in decades, the United States is losing its clout as a federal reserve currency. They don't have any more economies to use to control inflation, and less money is being spent on stock and oil trading than in the past. They all lend support to the idea that a new multilateral world order is in the works.
Keep this in the back of your mind. There are good days and bad days. It's a zero-sum game, but keep this advice in mind: spend wisely, invest wisely, and diversify your holdings so that when one performs poorly, the others do as well. This can be accomplished by hiring a knowledgeable specialist whose platform provides a wide range of investment options. By doing so, you leave little room for regrets and may even gain more.
@Zahair O'Brian That's fascinating. How can I contact your Asset-coach as my portfolio is dwindling?
@Zahair O'Brian Thank you for this Pointer. It was easy to find her handler, She seems very proficient and flexible. I booked a call session with her.
U.S. don't control its money.
Back in school, I used to be a brilliant student. Always getting good grades, all homework and assignments done before time and studying hard for exams and becoming the topper. I was like the favorite of all teachers. And I too thought that "Yes, I'm doing it right, I'm gonna be the most successful of all my friends".
A few months ago, I gave my grade 10 final exams and afterwards had a huge holiday gap. There was no school, no homework, no studies, only me thinking about what I want to do in life. I just couldn't figure it out, couldn't find a passion, a dream. Frustrated and confused. Just wanted someone to assign me a certain work and then do it like a work-thirsty slave.
Then I realized that *I was walking on the path to become a perfect slave*.
I saw that the world is not so easy like get a job and be happy. You have to do something different otherwise you're just a slave to money.
Have you heard of extracurricular activities?That's what they're for you know
The world is not so easy. This is a harsh reality we all must learn. The natural state of things is chaos (Law of Entropy at work!), but note that no matter how imperfect the world is right now, you have to acknowledge that humanity has still built something. It ain't perfect, but it's still something we built through thousands of years. Thousands!
So just do what you can with what you have. Yes, it isn't as easy as "get a job and be happy," but having a job is still a little puzzle piece to achieving that complex state of "happiness." Build a little order every day. Rome wasn't built in a day. :)
@@annoyingkraken happiness doesn't have to be complex though. In the first world so many people try to complicate happiness by the value of the material things around them as if that will give you true satisfaction. It was only when i visited the Philippines for the first time and really saw poverty did i see how little it takes to be happy. From that experience i learned that keeping a simple eye when it comes to money has brought me the most happiness.
In my class there is a simiral student to you. To be honest she is quite annoying but that aside, I think she is stupid. Not like in a IQ way obviously, but she doesn't seem to have any hobbies other than staying healthy and trying to live like the perfect human (not that it's bad). No favourite show, music, film, book etc. just working all the time and trying to get the best grades. She doesn't have good friends either. I feel bad for her because she is missing out of pretty much anything you can like.
@@nikosfilipino You found that the people here in the Philippines were living in poverty, but were still happier compared to people you know in the first world? Although I do appreciate that you have found a great personal discovery into happiness (I seriously do, good for you!), I cannot for the life of me rejoice that my people have such a reputation for poverty. haha!
Best book that was ever handed to me when I was younger. Rich Dad Poor Dad
Shane Wallace I agree I have the book and I the board game too.
This book was a game changer to me. Gave it to 2 ppl and they couldn’t follow. Smh. That upset me.
i read it a few years ago and forgot everything in it
yall did read it and still work for the man.. yall OBVIOUSLY didnt get it..
@@daviddelgado159 and yall need to read a book because yall can't speak correctly either
There are people who own a business still don’t have money
There are people who owns a business because they don’t want to work for others
8/10 small businesses fail in the first two years.
Failure = Feedback. It's a learning experience, not an ending. I think Robert talks about how his "failures" are actually a blessing in disguise, as they teach him so much about what to do differently next time. That's my understanding.
emma prophil that’s my parents
Well, failure is great teacher
@@levinussamson2391 - Well, you've had great teacher
As an investing enthusiast, I often wonder how top level investors are able to become millionaires off investing. I do have about $70k amount of capital to start up but I have no idea what strategies and direction I need to approach to help me make decent returns
Having an investment adviser is the best way to go about the stock market right now, especially for near retirees, I've been in touch with a coach for awhile now mostly and I made over $800K within a short time
How can I reach this adviser of yours? because I'm seeking for a more effective investment approach on my savings
Cant reveal much info,Lisa Angelique Abel is the shrewd advisor responsible for my portfolio success, it's only right you look her up and confirm yourself.
I just checked her out and I have sent her an email. I hope she gets back to me soon.
Read a book named ' The Intellegent Investors written by the financial teacher of Warren Buffett it actually tells you how to select cheap and high potential assets.
Wow, my dad gave me the “Rich Dad, Poor Dad” book to read as a kid back in the early 2000s but I didn’t quite understand it at the time since my school system and society was brainwashing us. Over the years, I began questioning things and learning as I went in building my financial future. Now this interview popped up in my feed to remind me of those principles. This is pure motivation for my current business.
AMAZING remember to never give up, because u may lose a thousand times but the win WILL be BIG
Exactly man I didn’t understand cause it fault vs everything I wanted to know
@slapypenguins101 At least we’re paying for the truth. Education is important but the way our current public system runs is corrupt and meant to hinder our knowledge and free will.
@slapypenguins101 Why do you think we never learn about taxes, loans, credit cards, or any of the important things? Cus they want to slam us with it when we get out to make us slaves to their debt system and “continue education” in college to keep the money rolling in. You think they’re teaching us properly? things we actually need to know? No. They even teach a different style of math to the public compared to private schools cus more money is involved to get the real answers.
@slapypenguins101 The system does want to cage us. All the brainwashing through grade-school only prepares you to be even more brainwashed when you get out. All those student loans and accumulated debt just to get a fancy degree paper that isn’t even guaranteed to get you a job in this saturated favor market. Those job companies are working with the colleges and only hire the approved ones while the rest get stuck in a dead end job living paycheck-to-paycheck to pay off the debt. Some get out of debt but at the cost of paying corruption tax that branches all the way up through different institutions and governments.