You’ve taught me so much! I’ve made some legitimately different choices because of what I’ve learned from you and it’s helped me gain more confident direction for my future. Thank you, Nischa 🎉
The most important thing that should be on everyone mind currently should be to invest in different sources of income that doesn't depend on the government. Especially with the current economic crisis around the word. This is still a good time to invest in various stocks, Gold, silver and digital currencies
The key to big returns is not big moving stocks. It's managing risk in relationship to reward. Having the correct size on and turning your edge as many times as necessary to reach your goal. That holds true from long term investing to day trading.
Even with the right technique and assets some investors would still make more than others, as an investor, you should’ve known that by now, nothing beats experience and that’s final, personally I had to reach out to a market analyst for guidance which is how I was able to grow my account close to a million, withdraw my profit right before the correction and now I’m buying again
So how exactly can we guard against the coming financial reset for 2024? Like what are really the best strategies to make our portfolio recession proof against the incoming financial reset? I'm very worried about my $110k stock portfolio.
Knowledgeable Investors know where and how to put money during a crisis in order to reduce risk and maximize returns. See a market strategist with experience if you are unable to manage these market conditions.
I agree, having the right plan is priceless. My portfolio is well-suited for any market and recently doubled since early last year. My CFP and I are aiming for a seven-figure goal, which might take another year to achieve.
Great gains! Can you share your CFP details? I'm gaining more cash flow from my job and want to invest in stocks and alternative assets to build wealth.
1:20 Finance degree 5:00 9 years in investment banking 14:00 People being financially illiterate 18:10 Choose an accountant who’s in your field for taxes 24:00 Save 10-20% for investments 26:30 Expensive in UK (and US) 30:30 Negotiating skills 36:00 Buy vs rent 44:10 Buying vs leasing a car 53:00 Mistakes made with money 56:00 Should couples have a shared bank account? 1:00:00 Power couple 1:05:00 Money is critical in a relationship 1:10:00 Having a balanced partner 1:14:30 Future plans
The best thing any parent can teach their kids is the wonder of compounding. I sat my 16 year old boy down and showed him how it works and it was a proper lightbulb moment for him and hes now demanding an ISA! The lack of financial education is the gaping hole in our school system.
I love the percentage aspect when it comes to financial contributions in a relationship. All marriages where both partners assume financial responsibility could benefit from that arrangement. Brilliant.!!
Favourite episode and fantastic guest. Nischa is so smart to articulate things the way she did. Loved the bit about money in relationships specifically
Her subs are fake. She bought all her subscribers 😂 Google analytics on her channel and in 10 seconds you will see shes a fraud. She was at like 10k subs in Dec22 and then literally over night went up to like 140k then 500k+😂
Her subs are fake. She bought all her subscribers 😂 Google analytics on her channel and in 10 seconds you will see shes a fraud. She was at like 10k subs in Dec22 and then literally over night went up to like 140k then 500k+😂
Her subs are fake. She bought all her subscribers 😂 Google analytics on her channel and in 10 seconds you will see shes a fraud. She was at like 10k subs in Dec22 and then literally over night went up to like 140k then 500k+😂
Her subs are fake. She bought all her subscribers 😂 Google analytics on her channel and in 10 seconds you will see shes a fraud. She was at like 10k subs in Dec22 and then literally over night went up to like 140k then 500k+😂
I agree with Nischa. I’ve been married for 19 years and we have a his, her, our account (mortgage, medical, car payment) It works well because we would not want her debt to affect mine and vice versa. In the same breath, i do earn more so the “our” account may lean towards me. Great advice Nischa
Having been concerned about finances throughout my entire adulthood, it's captivating to observe this video and realize that one can achieve alot if goals are set right. Experiencing the freedom of not being preoccupied with the financial concerns that consumed me for numerous years is truly liberating. I suppose this is the result of putting in diligent effort for the future.
Remarkable observations! Handling and staying abreast of things can be quite daunting for newcomers like myself. Are you a seasoned investor, or do you employ a methodical approach to staying well-informed?
Since the inception of my business, I've maintained contact with a financial advisor. In the current cultural landscape, the difficulty lies in discerning the opportune moments to buy or sell when dealing with trending stocks. This process, while seemingly straightforward, is effectively managed by my advisor, who handles entry and exit orders for my portfolio. Over the span of just a little over a year, my portfolio has seen substantial growth, exceeding $750k.Read more
Thank you so much for your helpful tip! I was able to verify the person and book a call session with her. She seems very proficient and I'm really grateful for your guidance.
Been following Nischa for a while, always gives good advise :) listening to you both makes me want to grow my channel and work harder!! cheers mike :) ❤
Her subs are fake. She bought all her subscribers 😂 Google analytics on her channel and in 10 seconds you will see shes a fraud. She was at like 10k subs in Dec22 and then literally over night went up to like 140k then 500k+😂
Her subs are fake. She bought all her subscribers 😂 Google analytics on her channel and in 10 seconds you will see shes a fraud. She was at like 10k subs in Dec22 and then literally over night went up to like 140k then 500k+😂
Good guest Mike! I am a few steps back of Nischa but feel like we follow a similar path (currently transitioning from ACA qualified job into my own venture)
Her subs are fake. She bought all her subscribers 😂 Google analytics on her channel and in 10 seconds you will see shes a fraud. She was at like 10k subs in Dec22 and then literally over night went up to like 140k then 500k+😂
I do love it when two content creators ive been following for ages come together. Nice one getting Nischa on, Mike, i always love her level headed aproach to personal finance.
Her subs are fake. She bought all her subscribers 😂 Google analytics on her channel and in 10 seconds you will see shes a fraud. She was at like 10k subs in Dec22 and then literally over night went up to like 140k then 500k+😂
Her subs are fake. She bought all her subscribers 😂 Google analytics on her channel and in 10 seconds you will see shes a fraud. She was at like 10k subs in Dec22 and then literally over night went up to like 140k then 500k+😂
This was a really nice interview! I liked Nischas answers very much. For example when she was asked about leasing vs. buying a car, she presented scenarios where both options can be the right choice. Or buying or renting a house. I have the feeling that lots of pseudo financial educated people on the internet want to tell you, that you have to buy and rent out the house to make profit. But like Nischa says it’s not always like that. It can be better to just buy the house for yourself for those reasons she has told. Again, really intelligent answers! I think her biggest strength is, like they already tell in the interview, that she is really well educated and worked with finances in the REAL WORLD. Not like some other people that only know finance in theory and want to educate you without even worked a month in this business.
Her subs are fake. She bought all her subscribers 😂 Google analytics on her channel and in 10 seconds you will see shes a fraud. She was at like 10k subs in Dec22 and then literally over night went up to like 140k then 500k+😂
Her subs are fake. She bought all her subscribers 😂 Google analytics on her channel and in 10 seconds you will see shes a fraud. She was at like 10k subs in Dec22 and then literally over night went up to like 140k then 500k+😂
Her subs are fake. She bought all her subscribers 😂 Google analytics on her channel and in 10 seconds you will see shes a fraud. She was at like 10k subs in Dec22 and then literally over night went up to like 140k then 500k+😂
Her subs are fake. She bought all her subscribers 😂 Google analytics on her channel and in 10 seconds you will see shes a fraud. She was at like 10k subs in Dec22 and then literally over night went up to like 140k then 500k+😂
She's spot on about how to split costs as a couple, baffles me how anyone can be in a relationship where there's a significant disparity in earnings and still split things 50:50.
Thank you, guys! ❤️Towards the end I forgot this was about finance and thought it was about dating and what Mike is looking for in a woman 😊 I enjoyed listening to this podcast whilst working. Helps me to focus. I will now go and check Nischas account to learn more.
Her subs are fake. She bought all her subscribers 😂 Google analytics on her channel and in 10 seconds you will see shes a fraud. She was at like 10k subs in Dec22 and then literally over night went up to like 140k then 500k+😂
a random observation I have about her is she always wears a black top. It's extremely rare to see a woman wear the same thing consistently & not be overly concerned about appearance. (She's cute anyway so she doesn't need flashy clothing).
@o6uoq agreed. Just like Lex Freidman with the suit. Was just pointing out how people don't like the idea of being seen in the same clothing continually. I'm the male version of her, I wear black tee's everyday to save time thinking about what to wear.
I've been diligently working, saving and contributing towards financial freedom and early retirement, but the economy so far since the pandemic has eaten away most of my portfolio, what I want to know is this: Do I keep contributing to my portfolio in these unstable markets or do I look into alternative sectors.
Due to my demanding job, I lack the time to thoroughly assess my investments and analyze individual stocks. Consequently, for the past seven years, I have enlisted the services of a fiduciary who actively manages my portfolio to adapt to the current market conditions. This strategy has allowed me to navigate the financial landscape successfully, making informed decisions on when to buy and sell. Perhaps you should consider a similar approach.
This part near the end I agree with it’s so hard to trust people these days many lie about their finances and put on a front just to impress a woman only to find out later down the line it’s a facade.
Congrats to you both. Doing what you love is more important than making tonnes of money. I'll try to do the same in my next life - after I get on top of these bills, pay off the mortgage, and save $2M for retirement.
Both of you are my favourite “UA-camrs” at the moment. @nisha I’ve been learning so much with you financially, thanks for your videos. Mike with you also I’m learning a lot. I am a trainer myself but your level of knowledge is something else and I follow most of your advice.Your lifestyle is very inspiring, the traves the food etc .You seem to be a very down to earth person and you’re from Leeds where I live. Thanks mate
Been following Mike since day one and Nischa fairly recently. To watch them both in the same place speaking about topics that I can relate to in many ways has been great. Thank you both 🙏
Her subs are fake. She bought all her subscribers 😂 Google analytics on her channel and in 10 seconds you will see shes a fraud. She was at like 10k subs in Dec22 and then literally over night went up to like 140k then 500k+😂
Her subs are fake. She bought all her subscribers 😂 Google analytics on her channel and in 10 seconds you will see shes a fraud. She was at like 10k subs in Dec22 and then literally over night went up to like 140k then 500k+😂
This episode talks about saving money masterclass. How many of you would be happy if you have the detailed notes of the podcast so that after listening this podcast you can have and read the important stuff in 10 mins anytime you want. Let me know your response.
Mike I don't know you at all; this is the first I've come across you and it's because I follow Nischa. I appreciated this interview a lot and the topics you explored. I must say that it sounds like your experience with women as it relates to financial realm hasn't been that great. I am sympathetic that a female making more than you makes you feel less than a man because that is a reflection and consequence of patriarchy in the capitalist society that we have all inherited and cannot help but persist in and keep it going - it takes much concentrated effort of strategic determination and steps to go against it and to change it and easier to do it in concert with others because it's the strongest beast known. Anyway. If you struggle with the feeling that a woman would lose respect for you if you earned less than her, that is a problem within yourself and you need to work on it. If it is actually based in reality on her side, it is a problem with her and it means she is not the right person for you, so end it with that person if they cannot be reformed. If you are not your partner's biggest, most enthusiastic and supportive cheerleader, and if you are not the most proud of her for her income and contributions no matter how big or little they are, then you are the problem. Yes there are materialistic women but there are also materialistic men, and one does not gain their masculinity because of how much they earn. If you want to make more, like you said, you'll find the ways. But if it's merely a goal just to show that you're the man and the male provider, get over yourself. I also heard you bring up your desires to hire more so you could take steps back in order to enjoy your life and focus on other things, so why would you force yourself into a self-compromising position of hustling just because you're threatened by someone else's earnings? If you are truly each other's partner, the money you both bring to the table is both your increased income - it's more together than either of you would have apart. Money is power, yes. That is our system. Don't stand in the way of hers. And no one, not even you yourself, should be threatening your own worth and value. I think you put Nischa in a weird spot and she wasn't prepared to speak for all women (who can do that) and these generalities you were asking her. I hope that over time as she encounters these attitudes she'll be more poised and able to bravely offer a more fair and balanced counterpoint. Again thank you for the interview. You're already a man with bronze skin, a gorgeous face, a chiseled and ripped body, and a smart brain in your head. Money doesn't make you a man but it gives you real power. Choose the right kind of partner whom will complement you and you likewise her, and work on your own biased perspectives and issues regarding manhood, money, and yes I'm sure a lot of people you've dated or observed have not been the best and have probably sucked, but don't let that keep you down. Better people exist and you can find them.
PS I make more than my partner and I can't tell you how much I adore and respect him for being the best person I know and partner I've had and it has nothing to do with money. If he made more money I would be happy with and for him but we are making our life together and I don't worry at all about who earns more and I couldn't be more over the moon about him.
I 100% agree with this! He came off as so misoginstic and tbh incredibly insecure. Not wanting a partner to have had high-end experiences before him. I think this guy just sums up everything I understand about Dubai and the people that chose to live there. Not my cup of tea!
@@killeremmaGive him the benefit of the doubt gosh. Yes he did come across slightly insecure but your comment is an overreaction, too. The original comment above was intriguing though and I enjoyed reading it. It certainly is the result of the patriarchy, and insecurity!
What a heck of an interview! Absolutely enjoyed it and watched it in one session. Nischa definitely should do more of these "sit down" podcast videos :)
I found the part about not knowing what do with last parts of funds very interesting. I really don’t have much money at the moment but the paradox of this that whatever money I have is very well managed. I have decent structural knowledge about how to invest & make it grow. The result is that when money starts to arrive in abundance I will know where to put rather than not knowing what do with it or even worse blowing it.
Her subs are fake. She bought all her subscribers 😂 Google analytics on her channel and in 10 seconds you will see shes a fraud. She was at like 10k subs in Dec22 and then literally over night went up to like 140k then 500k+😂
A nice interaction to watch. "A date in Dubai" tone to it. But Is this two far-end capitalists flirting with full abandonment of social responsibility? Mike seemingly moved to Dubai in order to escape paying any tax. Nischa, herself an expert in not paying tax, expressing the numeric benefits of owning social housing, left vacant, so she can collect money from the taxpayer while providing no benefit to anybody. This is not an attack; an observation. [Change my mind]
I picked up on that too. They are so detached from reality. Mike asking whether England is expensive to live in these days (country is basically on its knees), Nischa being so nonchalant about collecting taxpayer money with her extra properties. Years of being rich will do that to you, it's just amusing to see for the rest of us. Also, don't forget that despite working a job, Nischa's compensation put her 10x above the national average wage. So even as an employee, she wasn't living the same reality as most in the country. Again, not a criticism, just an observation. So no, I am not here to change your mind 😂😂
There is no social responsibility. Your responsibility is to yourself and your family. If you take of that society will take care of itself since society is made up of individuals. You’re looking at things from socialist POV(perhaps). Work, pay your taxes, be a good parent, educate yourself and your family, etc.These actions will create the best society that can be had.
@@donaldturner5124 Spoken like Thatcher herself. I'm not a socialist, but this kind of mindset would lead us into full blown societal collapse if left unchecked.
Who’s interviewing who lol anyhow amazing to see a ‘real’ conversation with two young people being honest with each other. Nischa you’re a super sensible lady and really great to hear you to ask searching questions around relationships. Wish I listened to this in my twenties. Mike just remember if it sounds like a duck and quacks like a duck it’s probably a duck. Cheers to both of you!
Loved this podcast man! The questions you asked and the way you drove the dialogue! One of the first podcasts that I haven’t listened to on 2x speed haha Let me know if you ever want to interview someone who graduated from MIT, has competed in Ironman triathlons, and works as a management consultant at a top firm in the US Chatting with you would be a great excuse for my girlfriend and I to take a vacation out to Dubai from LA ! 🤠
He is so right: owning a house comes with a lot of commitments. I am selling a property that I bought abroad. Covid changed everything and I no longer plan to visit often. Having to manage people remotely to rent it, it’s a massive headache I don’t need. Maintenance costs can easily make the whole thing pointless. I decided to take the most practical route and sell.
🙌🏻❤Great video. We are all seeking financial independence and a better way of life. This is not difficult to achieve with savvy investing, a frugal lifestyle, and cautious budgeting. I'm glad I learned early on to work hard for financial independence. As Warren Buffet said, he has seen this happen many times in his life. Not an investor, my wife and I never earned more than a middle-class salary. We plan to get retired at 58 with a stock portfolio worth $1.7M. We have never sold so much as one share of stock.
@@user-yf5je1dn1q (1) I believe that the Middle East will have big problems. Saudi, Iran, Iraq, Syria, Yemen, Qatar, Lebanon etc have all become friends as opposed to fighting each other. They basically have a hate of the Jews so I expect there to be big problems coming. (2) The economy in the west is going to fall and this will result in people not being so wealthy and possibly leave Dubai as not living there for tax reasons. That was what happened in 2009. (3) Trade in Dubai will fall (it is not an oil producer) and the tax benefits are being taken away.
@@user-yf5je1dn1q The economy in the west struggling has just started. With higher interest rates, debt, a lot more jobs to go especially with AI only just starting; a lot worse to come.
Loved this chat! Thank you so much for having me on Mike
You’ve taught me so much! I’ve made some legitimately different choices because of what I’ve learned from you and it’s helped me gain more confident direction for my future. Thank you, Nischa 🎉
Thanks for all the valuable content you share!
Thanks. I follow you on UA-cam as well and I learn so much from you. Thanks
Mike went quiet when you said about the company set up first. His taxes are probably still a mess so he is in Dubai at 9% company tax.😂
Really impressed with @Nischa work/Advice, Thank you.
The most important thing that should be on everyone mind currently should be to invest in different sources of income that doesn't depend on the government. Especially with the current economic crisis around the word. This is still a good time to invest in various stocks, Gold, silver and digital currencies
The key to big returns is not big moving stocks. It's managing risk in relationship to reward. Having the correct size on and turning your edge as many times as necessary to reach your goal. That holds true from long term investing to day trading.
Even with the right technique and assets some investors would still make more than others, as an investor, you should’ve known that by now, nothing beats experience and that’s final, personally I had to reach out to a market analyst for guidance which is how I was able to grow my account close to a million, withdraw my profit right before the correction and now I’m buying again
Mind if I ask you to recommend this particular coach you using their service?
Just research the name Annette Christine Conte . 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.
So how exactly can we guard against the coming financial reset for 2024? Like what are really the best strategies to make our portfolio recession proof against the incoming financial reset? I'm very worried about my $110k stock portfolio.
Knowledgeable Investors know where and how to put money during a crisis in order to reduce risk and maximize returns. See a market strategist with experience if you are unable to manage these market conditions.
I agree, having the right plan is priceless. My portfolio is well-suited for any market and recently doubled since early last year. My CFP and I are aiming for a seven-figure goal, which might take another year to achieve.
Great gains! Can you share your CFP details? I'm gaining more cash flow from my job and want to invest in stocks and alternative assets to build wealth.
'Sharon Ann Meny' is the licensed advisor I use. Just research the name. You’d find necessary details to work with to set up an appointment.
I just looked her up on the web and I would say she really has an impressive background in investing. I will write her an email shortly.
1:20 Finance degree
5:00 9 years in investment banking
14:00 People being financially illiterate
18:10 Choose an accountant who’s in your field for taxes
24:00 Save 10-20% for investments
26:30 Expensive in UK (and US)
30:30 Negotiating skills
36:00 Buy vs rent
44:10 Buying vs leasing a car
53:00 Mistakes made with money
56:00 Should couples have a shared bank account?
1:00:00 Power couple
1:05:00 Money is critical in a relationship
1:10:00 Having a balanced partner
1:14:30 Future plans
More people should save and invest, I’ve wasted so much money on rubbish, now I’m saving and investing, thank god.
Nice!!
The best thing any parent can teach their kids is the wonder of compounding. I sat my 16 year old boy down and showed him how it works and it was a proper lightbulb moment for him and hes now demanding an ISA! The lack of financial education is the gaping hole in our school system.
100%. I explained it to my daughter and she had the same lightbulb. That finance and applied economics aren’t taught in school is a travesty.
I love the percentage aspect when it comes to financial contributions in a relationship. All marriages where both partners assume financial responsibility could benefit from that arrangement. Brilliant.!!
Favourite episode and fantastic guest. Nischa is so smart to articulate things the way she did. Loved the bit about money in relationships specifically
Her subs are fake. She bought all her subscribers 😂
Google analytics on her channel and in 10 seconds you will see shes a fraud. She was at like 10k subs in Dec22 and then literally over night went up to like 140k then 500k+😂
Her subs are fake. She bought all her subscribers 😂
Google analytics on her channel and in 10 seconds you will see shes a fraud. She was at like 10k subs in Dec22 and then literally over night went up to like 140k then 500k+😂
Nice to see her in other platforms, Nischa deserves all the recognition!!
Her subs are fake. She bought all her subscribers 😂
Google analytics on her channel and in 10 seconds you will see shes a fraud. She was at like 10k subs in Dec22 and then literally over night went up to like 140k then 500k+😂
@@FA9082how do you think youtube works ? Think you need to go spread hate somewhere else
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These 2 people sum up me! Mike with the training and Nischa with the current career and money goals.. this is a mind blowing collab.. Thank you both ❤
Her subs are fake. She bought all her subscribers 😂
Google analytics on her channel and in 10 seconds you will see shes a fraud. She was at like 10k subs in Dec22 and then literally over night went up to like 140k then 500k+😂
Mike's the man. His podcast is one of the best.
I agree with Nischa. I’ve been married for 19 years and we have a his, her, our account (mortgage, medical, car payment)
It works well because we would not want her debt to affect mine and vice versa.
In the same breath, i do earn more so the “our” account may lean towards me. Great advice Nischa
Having been concerned about finances throughout my entire adulthood, it's captivating to observe this video and realize that one can achieve alot if goals are set right. Experiencing the freedom of not being preoccupied with the financial concerns that consumed me for numerous years is truly liberating. I suppose this is the result of putting in diligent effort for the future.
Remarkable observations! Handling and staying abreast of things can be quite daunting for newcomers like myself. Are you a seasoned investor, or do you employ a methodical approach to staying well-informed?
Since the inception of my business, I've maintained contact with a financial advisor. In the current cultural landscape, the difficulty lies in discerning the opportune moments to buy or sell when dealing with trending stocks. This process, while seemingly straightforward, is effectively managed by my advisor, who handles entry and exit orders for my portfolio. Over the span of just a little over a year, my portfolio has seen substantial growth, exceeding $750k.Read more
Mind if I ask you to recommend this particular coach you using their service?
Stacy Lynn Staples is the licensed advisor I use. Just search the name. You’d find necessary details to work with to set up an appointment.
Thank you so much for your helpful tip! I was able to verify the person and book a call session with her. She seems very proficient and I'm really grateful for your guidance.
Been following Nischa for a while, always gives good advise :) listening to you both makes me want to grow my channel and work harder!! cheers mike :) ❤
Yh I remember Nischa saying when she started on youtube she only got 10 views
Her subs are fake. She bought all her subscribers 😂
Google analytics on her channel and in 10 seconds you will see shes a fraud. She was at like 10k subs in Dec22 and then literally over night went up to like 140k then 500k+😂
Her subs are fake. She bought all her subscribers 😂
Google analytics on her channel and in 10 seconds you will see shes a fraud. She was at like 10k subs in Dec22 and then literally over night went up to like 140k then 500k+😂
Comfort costs you! Very true. Most stay at the same place as it’s familiar! Great interview
Good guest Mike! I am a few steps back of Nischa but feel like we follow a similar path (currently transitioning from ACA qualified job into my own venture)
Her subs are fake. She bought all her subscribers 😂
Google analytics on her channel and in 10 seconds you will see shes a fraud. She was at like 10k subs in Dec22 and then literally over night went up to like 140k then 500k+😂
I do love it when two content creators ive been following for ages come together. Nice one getting Nischa on, Mike, i always love her level headed aproach to personal finance.
Her subs are fake. She bought all her subscribers 😂
Google analytics on her channel and in 10 seconds you will see shes a fraud. She was at like 10k subs in Dec22 and then literally over night went up to like 140k then 500k+😂
One of the best finance channels on youtube & arguably the best female one along with Rose Han
Great chat with Nischa, one of the most authentic and honest finance UA-camrs.
Her subs are fake. She bought all her subscribers 😂
Google analytics on her channel and in 10 seconds you will see shes a fraud. She was at like 10k subs in Dec22 and then literally over night went up to like 140k then 500k+😂
This was a really nice interview! I liked Nischas answers very much. For example when she was asked about leasing vs. buying a car, she presented scenarios where both options can be the right choice. Or buying or renting a house. I have the feeling that lots of pseudo financial educated people on the internet want to tell you, that you have to buy and rent out the house to make profit. But like Nischa says it’s not always like that. It can be better to just buy the house for yourself for those reasons she has told. Again, really intelligent answers! I think her biggest strength is, like they already tell in the interview, that she is really well educated and worked with finances in the REAL WORLD. Not like some other people that only know finance in theory and want to educate you without even worked a month in this business.
Her subs are fake. She bought all her subscribers 😂
Google analytics on her channel and in 10 seconds you will see shes a fraud. She was at like 10k subs in Dec22 and then literally over night went up to like 140k then 500k+😂
Completely agree. Her response isn't fear/scarcity driven, she's solution focused
Killer guests lately🔥 you’re doing great mike!
Her subs are fake. She bought all her subscribers 😂
Google analytics on her channel and in 10 seconds you will see shes a fraud. She was at like 10k subs in Dec22 and then literally over night went up to like 140k then 500k+😂
The irony of this interview is people think Nischas channel is bigger than Mikes when all her subs are actually fake 😂
Loved this - hope you have her back on again in the future to talk about certain topics in more detail.
I love how ive watched Nischa before and now she's on your podcast
Her subs are fake. She bought all her subscribers 😂
Google analytics on her channel and in 10 seconds you will see shes a fraud. She was at like 10k subs in Dec22 and then literally over night went up to like 140k then 500k+😂
Been watching Nischa's content for a while now. So much value.
Her subs are fake. She bought all her subscribers 😂
Google analytics on her channel and in 10 seconds you will see shes a fraud. She was at like 10k subs in Dec22 and then literally over night went up to like 140k then 500k+😂
She's spot on about how to split costs as a couple, baffles me how anyone can be in a relationship where there's a significant disparity in earnings and still split things 50:50.
Thank you, guys! ❤️Towards the end I forgot this was about finance and thought it was about dating and what Mike is looking for in a woman 😊
I enjoyed listening to this podcast whilst working. Helps me to focus. I will now go and check Nischas account to learn more.
Excellent conversation with great, honest content and sharing!! Thank you both!! Nischa you are a star!
Most unexpected collab. Been watching both these guys for a long time. So excited!!!
Her subs are fake. She bought all her subscribers 😂
Google analytics on her channel and in 10 seconds you will see shes a fraud. She was at like 10k subs in Dec22 and then literally over night went up to like 140k then 500k+😂
Thanks to the host for the revelation about your earnings and taxes
You've come a long way from training people online, Mike! I love this new podcast!
a random observation I have about her is she always wears a black top. It's extremely rare to see a woman wear the same thing consistently & not be overly concerned about appearance. (She's cute anyway so she doesn't need flashy clothing).
She does it because it’s branding.
@o6uoq agreed. Just like Lex Freidman with the suit. Was just pointing out how people don't like the idea of being seen in the same clothing continually. I'm the male version of her, I wear black tee's everyday to save time thinking about what to wear.
Yes! She mentioned in a video of hers once that she wears the black top to avoid having to make decisions around clothing.
Been following her videos for a while and seeing her on this podcast is definitely epic, thanks for bringing this to us Mike ❤
So many gems from Mike towards the end! I was literally shouting ‘yes!!! Me too!!!’ at the screen. 😂😅🙌🏼🙌🏼
save Mike! dont let him get 'me Too'ed' 😅
I've been diligently working, saving and contributing towards financial freedom and early retirement, but the economy so far since the pandemic has eaten away most of my portfolio, what I want to know is this: Do I keep contributing to my portfolio in these unstable markets or do I look into alternative sectors.
Just try to diversify your portfolio to other market sectors, that way your investment is balanced and you don't get to make so many losses.
Due to my demanding job, I lack the time to thoroughly assess my investments and analyze individual stocks. Consequently, for the past seven years, I have enlisted the services of a fiduciary who actively manages my portfolio to adapt to the current market conditions. This strategy has allowed me to navigate the financial landscape successfully, making informed decisions on when to buy and sell. Perhaps you should consider a similar approach.
I've been looking to switch to an advisor for a while now. Any help pointing me to who your advisor is?
I mean this in the most respectful way, but you really shouldn’t be taking advice on your finances from the UA-cam comment section.
This part near the end I agree with it’s so hard to trust people these days many lie about their finances and put on a front just to impress a woman only to find out later down the line it’s a facade.
YES! This is collab I wanted to see Mikey !!
Dream team ! Good combo here. Respect to both, been following both for a while. Big ups
Great conversation, fantastic questions and pace. Very well done!
Mike is very present and a great listener throughout the interview. Great podcast 😊
Thanks for this podcast. Both of you are legitimately aspiring people, and listening to you was game-changing!
Man, you've got me hooked on your vids. Been watching almost daily at this point and have been learning so much!
Congrats to you both. Doing what you love is more important than making tonnes of money. I'll try to do the same in my next life - after I get on top of these bills, pay off the mortgage, and save $2M for retirement.
Finding honest human beings that dont want to rip you off is the hardest part right now
Fantastic video and conversation! Excellent work Mike and Nisha. Soo much value in this video 👍🏽
Both of you are my favourite “UA-camrs” at the moment.
@nisha I’ve been learning so much with you financially, thanks for your videos.
Mike with you also I’m learning a lot. I am a trainer myself but your level of knowledge is something else and I follow most of your advice.Your lifestyle is very inspiring, the traves the food etc .You seem to be a very down to earth person and you’re from Leeds where I live.
Thanks mate
Been following Mike since day one and Nischa fairly recently. To watch them both in the same place speaking about topics that I can relate to in many ways has been great. Thank you both 🙏
Her subs are fake. She bought all her subscribers 😂
Google analytics on her channel and in 10 seconds you will see shes a fraud. She was at like 10k subs in Dec22 and then literally over night went up to like 140k then 500k+😂
IVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS FOR SO LONG!!!!!
Her subs are fake. She bought all her subscribers 😂
Google analytics on her channel and in 10 seconds you will see shes a fraud. She was at like 10k subs in Dec22 and then literally over night went up to like 140k then 500k+😂
Her channel is a goldmine
Best interview I have ever seen.The first one I have made it to the end, really
This episode talks about saving money masterclass.
How many of you would be happy if you have the detailed notes of the podcast so that after listening this podcast you can have and read the important stuff in 10 mins anytime you want.
Let me know your response.
Mike I don't know you at all; this is the first I've come across you and it's because I follow Nischa. I appreciated this interview a lot and the topics you explored. I must say that it sounds like your experience with women as it relates to financial realm hasn't been that great. I am sympathetic that a female making more than you makes you feel less than a man because that is a reflection and consequence of patriarchy in the capitalist society that we have all inherited and cannot help but persist in and keep it going - it takes much concentrated effort of strategic determination and steps to go against it and to change it and easier to do it in concert with others because it's the strongest beast known. Anyway. If you struggle with the feeling that a woman would lose respect for you if you earned less than her, that is a problem within yourself and you need to work on it. If it is actually based in reality on her side, it is a problem with her and it means she is not the right person for you, so end it with that person if they cannot be reformed. If you are not your partner's biggest, most enthusiastic and supportive cheerleader, and if you are not the most proud of her for her income and contributions no matter how big or little they are, then you are the problem. Yes there are materialistic women but there are also materialistic men, and one does not gain their masculinity because of how much they earn. If you want to make more, like you said, you'll find the ways. But if it's merely a goal just to show that you're the man and the male provider, get over yourself. I also heard you bring up your desires to hire more so you could take steps back in order to enjoy your life and focus on other things, so why would you force yourself into a self-compromising position of hustling just because you're threatened by someone else's earnings? If you are truly each other's partner, the money you both bring to the table is both your increased income - it's more together than either of you would have apart. Money is power, yes. That is our system. Don't stand in the way of hers. And no one, not even you yourself, should be threatening your own worth and value.
I think you put Nischa in a weird spot and she wasn't prepared to speak for all women (who can do that) and these generalities you were asking her. I hope that over time as she encounters these attitudes she'll be more poised and able to bravely offer a more fair and balanced counterpoint.
Again thank you for the interview. You're already a man with bronze skin, a gorgeous face, a chiseled and ripped body, and a smart brain in your head. Money doesn't make you a man but it gives you real power. Choose the right kind of partner whom will complement you and you likewise her, and work on your own biased perspectives and issues regarding manhood, money, and yes I'm sure a lot of people you've dated or observed have not been the best and have probably sucked, but don't let that keep you down. Better people exist and you can find them.
PS I make more than my partner and I can't tell you how much I adore and respect him for being the best person I know and partner I've had and it has nothing to do with money. If he made more money I would be happy with and for him but we are making our life together and I don't worry at all about who earns more and I couldn't be more over the moon about him.
I 100% agree with this! He came off as so misoginstic and tbh incredibly insecure. Not wanting a partner to have had high-end experiences before him. I think this guy just sums up everything I understand about Dubai and the people that chose to live there. Not my cup of tea!
@@killeremmaGive him the benefit of the doubt gosh. Yes he did come across slightly insecure but your comment is an overreaction, too. The original comment above was intriguing though and I enjoyed reading it. It certainly is the result of the patriarchy, and insecurity!
What a heck of an interview! Absolutely enjoyed it and watched it in one session. Nischa definitely should do more of these "sit down" podcast videos :)
Always love money based podcasts. This should be good
Really cool pod Mike! Love Nischa’s content!
Yeah, good for Mike’s generally super weak stuff, not so good for Nischa 😂
Nischas fab, some great shares Ive got from her content, now discovered Mike through this podcast
Love your content Mike. Not only because there is so much good information but because you have so many female guest in your podcast 🤘🏻🔥
These two were incredible at transmuting the sexual tension between themselves and from that delivering a REMARKABLE talk!
Rose Han would also be an awesome guest!
I found the part about not knowing what do with last parts of funds very interesting. I really don’t have much money at the moment but the paradox of this that whatever money I have is very well managed. I have decent structural knowledge about how to invest & make it grow. The result is that when money starts to arrive in abundance I will know where to put rather than not knowing what do with it or even worse blowing it.
Hi Mike, any recommendations to learn the 'art of selling'?
She's such a nice and intelligent lady...
Great video. I am subscribed to Nischa as well. She's always putting out good content!
I just had the calories to dollars conversation in the weight room 😂 good job Mike! 👊
Loooove her! Such a clever lady!
Her subs are fake. She bought all her subscribers 😂
Google analytics on her channel and in 10 seconds you will see shes a fraud. She was at like 10k subs in Dec22 and then literally over night went up to like 140k then 500k+😂
A nice interaction to watch. "A date in Dubai" tone to it. But Is this two far-end capitalists flirting with full abandonment of social responsibility? Mike seemingly moved to Dubai in order to escape paying any tax. Nischa, herself an expert in not paying tax, expressing the numeric benefits of owning social housing, left vacant, so she can collect money from the taxpayer while providing no benefit to anybody. This is not an attack; an observation. [Change my mind]
Great observation
I picked up on that too. They are so detached from reality. Mike asking whether England is expensive to live in these days (country is basically on its knees), Nischa being so nonchalant about collecting taxpayer money with her extra properties. Years of being rich will do that to you, it's just amusing to see for the rest of us. Also, don't forget that despite working a job, Nischa's compensation put her 10x above the national average wage. So even as an employee, she wasn't living the same reality as most in the country. Again, not a criticism, just an observation. So no, I am not here to change your mind 😂😂
There is no social responsibility. Your responsibility is to yourself and your family. If you take of that society will take care of itself since society is made up of individuals. You’re looking at things from socialist POV(perhaps). Work, pay your taxes, be a good parent, educate yourself and your family, etc.These actions will create the best society that can be had.
@@donaldturner5124 Spoken like Thatcher herself. I'm not a socialist, but this kind of mindset would lead us into full blown societal collapse if left unchecked.
This is really good, top tier content Mike!
Who’s interviewing who lol anyhow amazing to see a ‘real’ conversation with two young people being honest with each other. Nischa you’re a super sensible lady and really great to hear you to ask searching questions around relationships. Wish I listened to this in my twenties. Mike just remember if it sounds like a duck and quacks like a duck it’s probably a duck. Cheers to both of you!
Loved this podcast man! The questions you asked and the way you drove the dialogue! One of the first podcasts that I haven’t listened to on 2x speed haha
Let me know if you ever want to interview someone who graduated from MIT, has competed in Ironman triathlons, and works as a management consultant at a top firm in the US
Chatting with you would be a great excuse for my girlfriend and I to take a vacation out to Dubai from LA ! 🤠
Great episode!
He is so right: owning a house comes with a lot of commitments. I am selling a property that I bought abroad. Covid changed everything and I no longer plan to visit often. Having to manage people remotely to rent it, it’s a massive headache I don’t need. Maintenance costs can easily make the whole thing pointless. I decided to take the most practical route and sell.
Looking forward to hearing this.
Relationships and money was a very interesting segment
The transition with the pod has grown into something good Mike proud of you bro!
Watching your discussion.
I myself studied business accounting at the University of Middlesex.
I have not in the accounting sector at all
This is a powerful collaboration 🙌
Great podcast thanks mate
I do it daily. I track each and every transaction. (Basically, I don't want to blow money. I want to grow money. And travel).
ayyy Notz low key best city in UK
Very important questions about money in relationships 👍
Just partner should be more conscious, flexible and organised to plan & do life things 😌
expected this interview for a long time...
Great chat. Informative, however I disagreed on the relationship aspect of sharing money with a spouse
Buy vs rent - do what feels right 😊
is this just me or there was a spark between you guys! :D Great chat!
Is it just me… or dit they have insane chemistry? 👀🔥
Just you. She’s married
good podcast, real talk
Excellent insights
I like his views on being a Man in the relationship ❤👏
Great podcast
Loved this one 🔥🔥
Does anyone know what pair of lights these are in the middle? Haven’t seen 3/4 grouped together on a tripod like that and looks really well lit
Banger episode this. Kudos.
🙌🏻❤Great video. We are all seeking financial independence and a better way of life. This is not difficult to achieve with savvy investing, a frugal lifestyle, and cautious budgeting. I'm glad I learned early on to work hard for financial independence. As Warren Buffet said, he has seen this happen many times in his life. Not an investor, my wife and I never earned more than a middle-class salary. We plan to get retired at 58 with a stock portfolio worth $1.7M. We have never sold so much as one share of stock.
Nice content, thank you both
@nischa, here's a question for you. How is money/currency actually created?
I see Nischa, I click.
Nice to be a fly on the wall for this one ❤
Cmon Mike!
Dubai house properties fell more than 50% in 2008-2012.
I believe Dubai is due another large property price fall.
Why do you think that's going to happen aside from the one historical example you've provided? This isn't sarcastic - genuinely curious
@@user-yf5je1dn1q (1) I believe that the Middle East will have big problems. Saudi, Iran, Iraq, Syria, Yemen, Qatar, Lebanon etc have all become friends as opposed to fighting each other. They basically have a hate of the Jews so I expect there to be big problems coming. (2) The economy in the west is going to fall and this will result in people not being so wealthy and possibly leave Dubai as not living there for tax reasons. That was what happened in 2009. (3) Trade in Dubai will fall (it is not an oil producer) and the tax benefits are being taken away.
As for number 2 - isn't the economy in the west already struggling? Why would that make people leave Dubai?
@@user-yf5je1dn1q The economy in the west struggling has just started. With higher interest rates, debt, a lot more jobs to go especially with AI only just starting; a lot worse to come.
How do you think that would impact dubai though? Wouldn't that just encourage people to leave the west altogether @@johntheaccountant5594
I think what people struggle with most is saving and investment
loving this podcast as alwats