1)Level 0 - No Income. 2)Level 1 - 1k A Month. 3)Level 2 - 3k A Month. 4)Level 3 - 10K A Month. 5)Level 4 - 30K to 50K A Month. 6)Level 5 - 100K to 250K A Month. 7)Level 6 - 1M A Month. 8)Level 7 - 50M to 100M A Month. 9)Level 8 - A Couple M But Not A B Yet. 10)Level 9 - Three Coma Club 1B Plus. 11)Level 10 - The Negative Income Spending More Than You Earn(Debt).
It's more like this: Level 0 - RIP Level 1 - Struggling Level 2 - Breathing room Level 3 - Average Level 4 - Spending spree Level 5 - Rich Level 6 - My parents' income Level 7 - Super wealth Level 8 - Hundreds of millions Level 9 - Careless with money Level 10 - The richest If I get to Level 6 I will only have the wealth of my parents.
This is just Alux trying to push their programs on people by making them feel just like you feel. This is not reality, and I am pretty sure most of the comments here are computer generated to push the narrative.
I'm at a solid Level 4 and at the border of Level 5. However, I have no intention to push further. I'm maintaining what I have going and I'm the happiest I've ever been. I have a great family and my children are thriving. My mind is free and my heart is at peace. I WON 🏆!!
The problem we have is because Most people always taught that " you only need a good job to become rich " . These billionaires are operating on a whole other playbook that many don't even know exists.
It is remarkable how much long term advantage people like us have gotten by trying to be consistently not stupid, instead of trying to be very intelligent.
The wisest thing that should be on everyone mind currently should be to invest in different streams of income that doesn't depend on government paycheck, especially with the current economic crisis around the world. This is still a time to invest in Stocks, Forex and Digital currencies.
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 that nothing beats experience and that's final. Personally I had to reach out to a stock expert for guidance which is how I was able to grow my account close to $35k, withdraw my profit right before the correction and now I'm buying again.
@l.a.williams1879 I don't think video content is for you. 😔 Try podcasts, friend. Oh wait my bad I meant to say. :.::::.:::.:.::.:.:.::.:::.:.:.:::.:.:...:::::
The thing to me is, if you invest and have other income outside of dividends then you will be able to live off dividends without selling. Which means you can pass that on to your kids which will give them a leg up in life. $52k dividends received in 2022.
I agree! That's why it is advisable that you have to invest while you still have a regular job or earning a regular income, and do it constantly. You still need to have something that will keep you going even if you're investing. Good financial planning and money allocation is the key.
The best course of action if you lack market knowledge is to ask a consultant or investing coach for guidance or assistance. Speaking with a consultant helped me stay afloat in the market and grow my portfolio to about 65% since January, even though I know it sounds obvious or generic. I believe that is the most effective way to enter the business at the moment.
'Carol Vivian Constable, 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 navigating the financial market.
LEVELS. I'm currently at level 0, a high school graduate depending on parents for education. I am honing my skills and slowly but steadily would love to reach the income of level 4. Wish me luck, Aluxers!
I actually disagree with the advice in the video. Time is your biggest asset. If you start investing early, especially in tax-advantaged account, you are almost guaranteed to be a millionaire in 30-40 years. Of course, the priority will be school first, then with your first real job, see if they offer a matching 401k - and at minimum invest to get the full matching. Adjust your life accordingly.
Indian levels of income /month Level 1- ₹10,000 Level 2- ₹30,000 - ₹40,000 Level 3- ₹80,000 - ₹1,00,000 Level 4- ₹6,00,000 - ₹10,00,000 Earn this much first then do whatever you like.
Nice job, but stage 6 isn’t remotely needed for security or freedom, as long as you save and invest aggressively. If you focus on income, lifestyle creep can crush you. Level 6 is 12M per year in income, which isn’t possible unless you have a scalable extremely successful business, and is extraordinarily rare. I’m 54 and have never broken into level 5 by this ridiculous scale in this video, yet have a 9M net worth with zero debt, including mortgages on a commercial and residential property as well as my primary home. I could retire now if I chose, and as far as income I dint make over 300K until ~40, and in the last 10 years ~400-600k a year, which is level 4 here. You don’t need an enormous income to build wealth and have the peace of financial security. You just have to live below your means and be smart with your investments over a long enough time horizon. It’s almost guaranteed if you do that. Best of luck!
This is pretty accurate. As soon as I got to Level II, I was the happiest ever. Once at Level III, what I do and how I spend my time matters more than what I make.
Reading has taken up more time once I got to Level 3. I’m low level 3 but still counts lol. But yeah I’m focused on increasing my value because at that level… it’s comfortable I won’t lie.
The only thing I disagree with is when it comes to investing in passive income. I wish I would’ve invested throughout my professional career, even when I was at level 1 and 2. Just invest what’s within your means. Even if it’s a few dollars.
People should see this type of videos as a entertainment, not as investment advice, wen I was making less then 6k/year I was already a home oner, and looking to invest on a second property as a rental. If you wait until you make 100k/m to start thinking in passive income you may never leave the rate race... because 100k/m is a lot of money, in the video itself say, wen you only at lev3 you already in the top 10% of earners. Today I have a stable career from my day job + the rent that my tenant pays and still, according to this video I'm in lev1, but to be true at the same time I fell like I'm in lev4 because, if I really wanted I could afford a new car, I feel bless and grateful, I have disposable income that I put on stocks, savings that can last for 4 years whit no income, the rent that my tenant pays me alone is enough to suport my household, I don't worry about bills, I have cashback, freebys like, ticket planes, TV's, coffe machines, robot vacuns just for holding certain credid card, were I from you can live comfortable whit 500$/m so I decided to coast and played safe.
I'm 28 and started investing. Still feel like I started so late. I missed out on so much financial growth. The market did so well in 2020 and I missed all of it. Better now than never though.
I’m level 3, but lifestyle seems more like level 4. We just paid off all debt, and live the way we did while making level 2 income. No increase in lifestyle means no stress. We own our cars, have no consumer debt, still live in the same home. Don’t feel wealthy at all. That said we are not financially struggling.
Level 9 is my endpoint without a doubt. Currently at level 3. One thing I’ve been focused on alongside my career is READING like crazy. Good mix of non fiction and fiction (75/25 split). It’s helped me start to transition from a worker bee mindset to the level 4 mindset.
I'm in the same boat at level 3 what books are you currently reading? I've recently picked up the happiness advantage and the almanac of naval ravikant
I am on disability because I am living out of a wheelchair at the moment. The income I am planning to have, I am not stopping at multi Billion, nor multi trillion. The people I can help, will be (I don't know, alot). Charity for full college tuition, medical and hospital bills, and so on. And the usual arts and sciences for research and development.
Entered to Level 4 a couple of years ago, when I was 46. The description of Level 4 sounds correct, but a difference in my case, I’m still living like I am at Level 2 or 3. So, unlike $100k mentioned in this video, I’ve saved $1m in financial assets and have $600k house equity. Financially I think I’m a good example. But, I am not a good example of a life, because i’m trying to save every single dollar as much as possible, while giving up all others. Working from home most of time. No trip or travel. Old rusty used car. Not eating at a restaurant. Not seeing other people but colleagues and family from time to time. No hobby requiring money. No outdoor activity requiring money but jogging which is almost free except buying shoes. I think I need to change my life style, but I don’t have a good idea when to start, where to start, how to change. 😑😑😑
I completely understand and I’ve been there. I’ll share what changed me for the better. I think you’re much more typical than presented in this video. The path to wealth for the overwhelming majority is living below your means, investing wisely, and avoiding all debt. You sound a bit more extreme than me, but I’ve always had forced scarcity to make sure my future is secure. I’m 54 and have only owned 3 cars because I drive them ~15 years until the reinvestment into an aging car no longer makes sense when the repairs are close to the value of the car. I then buy a 3 yr old car with cash and repeat. However, I’ve always bought really nice cars at ~40-50% of the new price. One thing I’ve never been frugal with are experiences however, such as nice family vacations. I’d recommend being more relaxed with meaningful experiences. I’ve always maxed our Roth 401k’s x 2 plus Back door Roth IRA’s x 2, and instead of building a taxable brokerage account, aggressively paid off my mortgages on a commercial property, residential, and primary home. That took a while since my mortgages on all 3 were ~2M. Now they’re worth ~4M debt free. This is when psychologically it all changed for me and I feel free from that scarcity mentality. My family spends money now on things I would have not only seen as frivolous and wasteful, but would have caused significant friction in my marriage in the past. I’m no longer concerned with it (I can’t begin to tell you how much we spend on door dash lol, but I can now see the opportunity costs for the convenience) and have relaxed my scrutiny of spending habits because I know we are secure and safe for the future. Then I started building low risk after tax brokerage account so there will be no concern of stock market returns after I build ~7 years of living expenses, in anticipation of retiring when I chose. My point is that this video is fantasy land which acts like making 1M a month is easy, but it’s essentially only practical if you have a scalable extremely successful business, which is extraordinarily rare. I have a net worth of 9M at 54 and I didn’t start making over 300K in income until my 40’s, typically ~400-600k for the past ~10 years. Only you can choose when enough is enough and relax the miserly ways. It’s hard because that’s what gets 99+% to a wealthy stage, and it can feel difficult to turn off. For me it was when I was 100% debt free and fully funding all Roth accounts when I felt like I’ve done enough and my future is secure. That was a huge shift for me, so I’d recommend paying off all debt, even if it doesn’t mathematically make sense over a long time horizon, because the psychological benefits were HUGE for me. Best of luck!
@@jaquevius I have a question. If you was debt free and made 3k a month after taxes. And was able to save and invest that for four years straight. What would you do? Thanks in advance for any advice/response.
@@V.VIIIBeanman do you mean how would I invest the money? Would this be long term such as for retirement, or something you wanted to start spending in a certain amount of time, say less than 10 years?
@@kojoebeatz4806 ok, so let’s say 23k q yr. first thing to decide is 1. asset location (what type of account), then 2. allocation (what to buy/invest in). 1. assuming you’re not going to retire in 10 years, without a doubt, use your company’s Roth 401k (can put 23k q yr plus the free money, usually 4% of income, with company match). If not offered in your occupation, then a Roth IRA (can put 7k q yr). These are the paths to wealth if you let the money compound over a long time. For example, say you’re 30 and pull it out at 65, using 23k at a modest 8% return, you’d have 4.3 Million, all 100% tax free. It’s truly that easy. However, If you want to pull it out in 10 years, you won’t be wealthy because it’s not long enough to compound/double enough times. 23k q yr over 10 years at 8% is only 360k. The first example you put in 23k x 35 years= 805k but the magic of compounding gave you an additional 3.5M for doing nothing but letting it stay in there. The second example you put in 23k x 10 years=230k but you only gained an additional 130k. Time is everything for compound interest gains. 2. Allocation. If you do the Roth 401k or Roth IRA and let it ride for a couple of decades, I’d do all in an S&P 500 index (I use vanguard for everything including Roth 401k, backdoor Roth IRA, and brokerage account because the fees are so much lower). About 7 years before retirement you’ll then want to diversify with ~70% S&P index and 20% Bond fund, and 10% high yield money market (basically and no risk savings account). If you’re set on only a 10 year horizon it’s a bit trickier and you’ll have to use a taxable brokerage account rather than the tax free advantaged accounts I listed above. 10 years is generally considered safe for 100% stock like the S&P index, but it depends on your risk profile. It will be volatile from year to year but historically only the Great Depression had a negative 10 yr return if you timed it just wrong. So you’re basically guaranteed to at least break even in 10 years. the best 10 yr rolling average was 21.4% per year or almost 600% return in 10 years, so your 23k q yr would be worth 777k. The historical average 10 year is 10.5% q yr so you’d have 415k…but there are no guarantees. Whatever you do, if you’re doing a taxable brokerage account for 10 years, pay attention to taxable events like dividends so don’t use bond funds here or dividend paying stocks. Also, when you sell in 10 years, you’ll have to pay capital gains on all of the growth. That’s why long term investing in Roth retirement accounts is by far the easiest way to build wealth. It’s not sexy but it’s stupidly simple if you start young enough and invest enough per year. Best of luck!
*Amazing video, you work for 40yrs to have $1M in your retirement, meanwhile some people are putting just $10K into trading from just few months ago and now they are multimillionaires*
Hello , I am very interested. As you know, there are tons of investments out there and without solid knowledge, I can't decide what is best. Can you explain further how you invest and earn?
Same, I operate a wide- range of Investments with help from My Financial Adviser. My advice is to get a professional who will help you, plan and enhance your management skills. For the record, working with Lisa Annette Robinson, has been an amazing experience.
I'm favoured, $90K every week! I can now give back to the locals in my community and also support God's work and the church. God bless America,, all thanks to Ms Lisa Annette 😊🎉
Good day all👍🏻 from Australia 🇦🇺. I have read a lot of posts that people are very happy with the financial guidance she is giving them ! What way can I get to her exactly ?
Very possible, I did this two years ago as a 9-5er. 1. Have multiple streams of income, especially passive income... It's harder to grow income when it's coming from just a source. . 2. Invest wisely... Money sitting in the bank does not grow. 3. Work harder and smarter, you don't improve without putting in work...
Could be anything, just make sure you understand it well enough. You could also get an F.A or planner to do it for you if you don't... For me, it was stocks and artworks. For me, I was very familiar with artworks, used an F.A for the stocks. Goodluck...
The level distribution does not relate to most people, these levels are rather for super rich to compare themselves. We need different scales more downward to differentiate more between different middle and upper-middle-class levels.
I am currently level 0 looking to get to Level 5 or even level 6 but that is max. A way to truly know you're rich, when money has no correlation to your happiness
Thank you for sharing. Financial education is crucial today to show incredible resilience and discipline in the volatile market, masterfully balancing strategy and insight for success. This dedication to continuous learning is inspiring...managed to grow a nest egg of around 2.1BTC to a decent 15B TC in the space of a few weeks... I'm especially grateful to Linda Wilburn, whose deep expertise and traditional trading acumen have been invaluable in this challenging, ever-evolving financial landscape..
LEVELS - I am 40 years old at Level 1, so yikes... I cannot decide where I'd like to stop, but... I have some Level 4 ideas which' I'd I'd like to turn to ambitions... So next time I have R4K, I am getting the app...
You guys seem to have forgotten about the level 10 individuals-the ones who are barely acknowledged as living or human because almost no one knows who they are with certainty. The trillion-dollar individuals, are the ones who rule the world, rewrite history, and actually give meaning to the concept of money. But whatever, I’m just a level 0 guy who knows just enough to seem delusional to those around him. And guys, don’t rely on the false concept of luck. If luck were real, most of yours was spent just by birth (1 in 400 trillion). And if, by any chance, this reaches the ears of those at the top, know that I’m barely alive too-just on the opposite end of the same spectrum. And to the one who stands above everyone, let me tell you this: You’re just a man.
Once you hit over 150K you money doubles faster because of what you do know and skills or business. Think of it as the snowball effect 🙂. Hope this brings you some clarity!
As someone in that gray area, I was trying to figure it out, too. I see people in the comments discussing networth, and I am curious if that somehow counts in this calculation for Level 4. I don't think it should at this level, though.
@@shayla1986 net worth factors in at every income level. If income is solely from earned income/work, it’s very possible to make 500k+ q yr and never be wealthy (high net worth) due to lifestyle creep/keeping up with the Jones’s. What you do with your income is far more important than your income level. For instance, my average income from 30-54 would probably be ~250-300k yet I have a net worth of 9M at 54 and completely debt free. It’s more common to have a lower net worth even with higher incomes.
Both my son and I got to Level 3 with our co-owned side investment biz. We've struggled and scrimped and put as much into our various investments over the past 6 years and are just recently beginning to see some decent returns. Still at that level where we're hustling, but definitely enjoying some NICE fruits of our labors. He's more into upgrading vehicles and his fashion choices. Me, I'm just happy that once or twice a year we can take nice trips to places we weren't even thinking about 10 years ago. Feels like Level 4 is getting closer and closer, but I wouldn't mind a leap over and into Level 5. 😉👍
Despite all the financial struggles I and my family faced, everything is finally falling into place! $47,000 weekly profit and riches I'll always praise the Lord
Hello 👋 How are you earning such weekly? I was born a Christian, and sometimes I feel down on myself because of low finances, but I still believe in God.
LEVELS You have no idea how insightful this video was to me. I'm in university and I don't get money from my parents. I eat cheap food and share an apartment. It was really depressing and I just realised I had to make it on my own. I can't accept hand offs, not even from my parents.
This video indicates you don't need a high IQ to be a good investor, just 2 qualities, self discipline and a lot of patience. Investing is mostly about behavioral psychology. How can I generate more income to retire with at least $3m for long term care?
It's unfortunate most people don't have such information. I don't really blame people who panic. Lack of information can be a big hurdle. I've been making more than $45k passively by just investing through an advisor, and I don't have to do much work. Doesn't matter if the economy is misbehaving; great wealth managers will always make returns.
I've experimented with a few over the past years, but I've stuck with the popularly ‘’Amber Kay Wright” for about five years now, and her performance has been consistently impressive. She’s quite known in her field, look her up.
Thank you for sharing, I must say, Amber appears to be quite knowledgeable. After coming across her web page, I went through her resume and it was quite impressive. I reached out and scheduled
I'm at level 2 pushing for the next levels. Something that was said that sparked an interest in me, the phrase was,'' You made a couple of millions to survive your first divorce''. Now my question is why do wealthy people tend to divorce? Does the money and power change them or do they change as people and become different from what they were before they got married and before they became wealthy? Thank you for your amazing video Alex, you rock my world literally with them!
Great video and I’ve always enjoyed watching your work. Just wanted to put things into perspective… the level of income mentioned is the video is pre-tax, or post tax?
Well for me I have a CDL at the age of 22 and I'm currently at level 3 making anywhere from 10,00 to 12,00 a month. And I plan to keep growing and invest in rental properties in the s&p 500 with my vanguard accounts.
False, money is a tool only. Happiness is predicated on the individuals intellectual growth and charity passed to future generations. I now spend my time as a military reservist to pass on my knowledge to future generations and serving all over the world. Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs best explains the pyramid of growth ultimately achieving self fulfillment, money helps but it is ultimately your mindset. Cheers!
@@blainecannon4848 Passing knowledge u can do even when u r at 10k/ yr, idk what ur age is but there is something called internet now. I'm just telling u don't need millions, so i stand by my words above 😃
Morning technofete, appreciate your response. Yes, the internet allowed me to publish a book and create a newsletter to share knowledge for free with the world. When I stated that money is a tool and is not directly correlated with happiness, I am thinking of my deployments to India, Africa, middle-easy, and Japan, where small villages and the people are some of happiest and most well cultured I have met, but make a fraction of what someone earns in the states or Europe. My point is that money is a tool at any amount and cannot buy happiness in the eye of the beholder.😊. You are correct that if the individual wasn’t happy to begin with that more money at $5k, $10k, $20k or more per month would never have changed that to begin with. Cheers and have a great weekend!
@@blainecannon4848 so money is just a tool for you at this point to reach your goal easier? i'm not even sure you can call that a goal, since you won't stop until you physically can't.
*Wow😁, it's crazy how some people can become multimillionaires by investing just $10K in trading within a few months, while others have to work for 40 years to reach $1M in retirement savings. The power of smart investing, right?*
im glad she did not mention ceos or any type of employee at level 9..... no employee can ever be richer than their boss at the highest level. Thats logic.
LEVELS. currently at level 2 and thinking that level 3 will certainly be enough long term. While it would certainly be nice to be so rich that i could open hospitals in every corner of the planet, and reinvigorate peoples passion for learning. I also find its important to buod myself up first. To rebuild my heart, mind, and soul. This is especially important after losing my Mom who was once the center of my world. May not be a pre-med anymore either, but it doest mean i cannot plan, prepare, and build my own company either. There are plenty of ideas still floating around in my mind, the ambition to live life certainly isn't gone yet either.
LEVELS, I sit at level 4 currently and I am comfortable and could retire. But, I still have a high drive in me so I just put an offer in on a business that should push me to level 5 in the next couple years.
Levels and please get the app. Because of this channel I change careers gave myself a $10,000 raise after being unemployed for about five months. Trust me when I say this advice is solid. The career change came from a suggestion from one of the videos from this channel, you don’t need a college degree to succeed in life?
Current at Level 4, Living like Level 2. Will come back to this video when I upgrade to Level 5, and start living like Level 3. Looking for a mentor at Level 5 or 6.
With the way the market is moving, we'll mostly hold for longer than 2025 to realize profit gain, I think a video on "How to profit from the present market" will be more effective, I mean I've heard of people making up to 250K within few months and I'd like to know how
Levels. Currently at level 2, intend to stop at level 5 or 6, I want to live comfortably and for personal use only own what I can manage/maintain myself, anything else can be rented when needed
Levels. Been at level 3 long enough to be staring at a plan to get to level 4 that might actually work 😅 At that point I imagine level 5 becomes inevitable, and while it's tempting to say now that I'd be content to stop there, seems the research says I'll still want 3x from there, huh?
Great video, I would say that the money varies from country to country here, but the benchmarks (being able to fine-dine or go to a nice hotel, for example) are so relatable, that one can easily do the math.
Levels. You guys pointed out in a previous video that the only way to win this game is to decide you already have and it really resonated with me. I don't want to make the sacrifices required for billions. I'll probably stop at under 100 million.
Currently im at level zero and studying so hard to get into a good college, so i can create a great value. Money is just a byproduct of it, but still i will work towards profitability as it would solve 90percent of my problems.........im 17 btw
Level 3 seems like the optimal level for most, however with more money come less time to enjoy life. Level 3 usally comes from climbing high in a company or starting your own, both take more than the 9-5 to be successful.
LEVELS Shooting for a consistent level 3-4 status. 50k/month should get me to where I want to be quickly. If I can maintain that for 5 years or so, I would be great!
Levels…currently making around 350,000 a year. Trying to have 1.1 million in liquidity and live off the interest/dividends. Hoping to hit this mark in the next 1-2 years!
As a level 3 (and three quarters) I will say its not how much you make its how much you keep. I know people who make more than me but are so far in debt and other commitments that their money is gone as soon as it hits the bank account.
If you've ever played a game like World of Warcraft, or Runescape then keep in mind when they're talking about the chances it takes to grow a business to millionaire, and hundred millionaire status that you've possibly obtained items 10x-20x rarer than those odds. Some pets in Runescape have a 1/400k chance depending on the method.
I was at level 2 but now at level 1 due to falling on bad times. I’m throwing everything into growing my business and fighting my way back up but I think level 5 will be the perfect end game for me. I don’t feel I can truly enjoy life after level 5 since every minute will be spent on maintaining and growing that wealth. I would barely have time for family and the little things in life. That’s an unacceptable sacrifice.
I know some1 whos father was at level 6. Sold his company for about 100m and retired repairing & flipping JDM cars. Literally keeps those old jdms in the entire country fresh.
It's not about how much money you make. It's about how much you invest. The level 2 income earner can easily be a millionaire by retirement just by using healthy investing habits and living below their means.
Regardless of the levels of income, investors should always put their cash to work, especially In 2024, we'll start to see more market diversification.I’m up 67% last year with a 7 figure portfolio well positioned with good blue chip companies and I have stop losses in place, Personally with insights from my FA I prefer to invest in large cap companies which have economic moats, large cash flows and strong balance sheets. Some of which are AAPL, MSCI, IUKD, VHYL, SCHD, NVDA and Barclays.
I'm currently at the Level 2. And want to achieve the Level 4 at the end of my life. It's been 3 years since I consistently tried to get higher income. So I think I might need 15 more years to become Level 4. I like the progress and not the result itself. I want to have a beautiful wife and children around me. Not red-eyed money seeking businessmen.
Levels above level 5 feel like unnecessary wealth unless you are using it to help people. I'm sure many of them are depressed/anxious by this stage unless they've invested time in good relationships and interests/hobbies.
How about me below level one but focusing much on impacting the world? I simply have a positive mindset, no complaints or lamentations but I am loved because I inspire the majority of those I meet. I find myself just Sensitive about the well-being of others besides my continuous learning to get better in helping others, fellow youth in particular. Some of my fellows who are even at level 2 very far from me sometimes think I am better than them due to my confidence about life and how I even push them to fly higher.
Man, I remember when I was so worried about where I needed to be. SnaP!!! Now I'm 52 and already thinking about retirement. Life goes by waaaay too fast
This is extremely funny and also strange, when 10 years ago when I was on level 2 - I had a happy life, and now on level 4 - experiencing the most stressful and depressing period of my life while I risk everything to go to the level 5. The stress causes insomnia, chronic tiredness, panic attacks etc. on level 4 you understand, that to have a happy, stress-free family life is only possible with a level 5 income (for men).
I'm 21 & I live in one of the poorest country in the world but despite that I managed to get in level 2 with lots of hardwork & little bit of luck. I hope I could reach at least level 5 by 30
I truely enjoyed the information in this absolutely spectacular video, great work by the way, it truely makes sense to most of us Entrepreneurs whos on a mission to take over the world and build the greatest business yet to exist, the point im making is that its really not impossible to move upwords the levels of income it takes just a little bit of determination and countless hours of personal investment, that to take you to level 5 at least, other thing I've noticed is that its extremely possible for any business owner to scale their company to 100M$ and plus, only if they posses the righr plan to do it, i said to myself its not the hardest thing to do right, eventually you'll know how to do it regardless of who is your mentor or role modle 😅
1)Level 0 - No Income.
2)Level 1 - 1k A Month.
3)Level 2 - 3k A Month.
4)Level 3 - 10K A Month.
5)Level 4 - 30K to 50K A Month.
6)Level 5 - 100K to 250K A Month.
7)Level 6 - 1M A Month.
8)Level 7 - 50M to 100M A Month.
9)Level 8 - A Couple M But Not A B Yet.
10)Level 9 - Three Coma Club 1B Plus.
11)Level 10 - The Negative Income Spending More Than You Earn(Debt).
I need this on a poster.
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It's more like this:
Level 0 - RIP
Level 1 - Struggling
Level 2 - Breathing room
Level 3 - Average
Level 4 - Spending spree
Level 5 - Rich
Level 6 - My parents' income
Level 7 - Super wealth
Level 8 - Hundreds of millions
Level 9 - Careless with money
Level 10 - The richest
If I get to Level 6 I will only have the wealth of my parents.
@@jasonchiu5565 what do your parents do for that income?
@@jasonchiu5565Level 3 is average 😮, more like Level 1/2 is average
This is so depressing. When you’re 52 and have a master’s degree and have never gotten past level one.
This is just Alux trying to push their programs on people by making them feel just like you feel. This is not reality, and I am pretty sure most of the comments here are computer generated to push the narrative.
Crypto. Nothing else is going to move fast enough to save you for retirement.
And who’s fault is that?
Sell drug man..no taxes of selling drug….
What kind of master degree do you have?
@@ginorako2176 English and creative writing, MA
I'm at a solid Level 4 and at the border of Level 5. However, I have no intention to push further. I'm maintaining what I have going and I'm the happiest I've ever been. I have a great family and my children are thriving. My mind is free and my heart is at peace. I WON 🏆!!
What you did to reach there?
please tell us how to reach that
This is the best real comment to date. Knowing your lane is epic.🇺🇸
Pffft level 4 is for high schoolers
I'm level 9, waiting for the Musk and Bezos paperboys to try and level up to me
Tell us some of how you got there. That’s my dream stage. I believe people often have more freedom at stage 4 than any other stage
The problem we have is because Most people always taught that " you only need a good job to become rich " . These billionaires are operating on a whole other playbook that many don't even know exists.
Money invested is far better than money saved , when you invest it gives you the opportunity to increase your financial worth.
It is remarkable how much long term
advantage people like us have gotten by trying to be consistently not stupid,
instead of trying to be very intelligent.
The wisest thing that should be on everyone mind currently should be to invest in different streams of income that doesn't depend on government paycheck, especially with the current economic crisis around the world. This is still a time to invest in Stocks, Forex and Digital currencies.
Many individuals report success in investing in stocks,fx, yet I continue to struggle.Can somebody help me out or advise me on what to do?
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 that nothing beats experience and that's final. Personally I had to reach out to a stock expert for guidance which is how I was able to grow my account close to $35k, withdraw my profit right before the correction and now I'm buying again.
As a deaf person I appreciate the subtitles, I can now read and not ask anyone to translate what was said 😂😂😂❤❤❤
And the blue on black is not too harsh on the eyes.
As a blind person, I still wonder if the app will be accessible for me
@l.a.williams1879 I don't think video content is for you. 😔 Try podcasts, friend. Oh wait my bad I meant to say. :.::::.:::.:.::.:.:.::.:::.:.:.:::.:.:...:::::
Wtf is going on here
The thing to me is, if you invest and have other income outside of dividends then you will be able to live off dividends without selling. Which means you can pass that on to your kids which will give them a leg up in life. $52k dividends received in 2022.
I agree! That's why it is advisable that you have to invest while you still have a regular job or earning a regular income, and do it constantly. You still need to have something that will keep you going even if you're investing. Good financial planning and money allocation is the key.
The best course of action if you lack market knowledge is to ask a consultant or investing coach for guidance or assistance. Speaking with a consultant helped me stay afloat in the market and grow my portfolio to about 65% since January, even though I know it sounds obvious or generic. I believe that is the most effective way to enter the business at the moment.
please who is the consultant that assist you with your investment and if you don't mind, how do I get in touch with them?
'Carol Vivian Constable, 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 navigating the financial market.
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.
LEVELS. I'm currently at level 0, a high school graduate depending on parents for education. I am honing my skills and slowly but steadily would love to reach the income of level 4. Wish me luck, Aluxers!
You’ve got the right mindset. In fact with that mindset and time on your side, you’ll be looking to achieve level 4 and wind up in 6 possibly 7 👍🏽
@@anthonynix9659 Thank you, this boosts my confidence.
I actually disagree with the advice in the video. Time is your biggest asset. If you start investing early, especially in tax-advantaged account, you are almost guaranteed to be a millionaire in 30-40 years. Of course, the priority will be school first, then with your first real job, see if they offer a matching 401k - and at minimum invest to get the full matching. Adjust your life accordingly.
Indian levels of income /month
Level 1- ₹10,000
Level 2- ₹30,000 - ₹40,000
Level 3- ₹80,000 - ₹1,00,000
Level 4- ₹6,00,000 - ₹10,00,000
Earn this much first then do whatever you like.
As a indian living in tier 3 city level 2 is treated like a billionaire😂
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@@roshan9238 really? Is that much enough in tier 3 cities??
So basically I am on level 3.5😂
I am at level 3.. still it feels nothing
Currently in Stage 3 but pushing to Stage 6 to ensure economic security for myself, my wife and our son.
Thank you Alux.
Congrats
Nice job, but stage 6 isn’t remotely needed for security or freedom, as long as you save and invest aggressively. If you focus on income, lifestyle creep can crush you. Level 6 is 12M per year in income, which isn’t possible unless you have a scalable extremely successful business, and is extraordinarily rare. I’m 54 and have never broken into level 5 by this ridiculous scale in this video, yet have a 9M net worth with zero debt, including mortgages on a commercial and residential property as well as my primary home. I could retire now if I chose, and as far as income I dint make over 300K until ~40, and in the last 10 years ~400-600k a year, which is level 4 here. You don’t need an enormous income to build wealth and have the peace of financial security. You just have to live below your means and be smart with your investments over a long enough time horizon. It’s almost guaranteed if you do that. Best of luck!
This is pretty accurate. As soon as I got to Level II, I was the happiest ever. Once at Level III, what I do and how I spend my time matters more than what I make.
Reading has taken up more time once I got to Level 3. I’m low level 3 but still counts lol. But yeah I’m focused on increasing my value because at that level… it’s comfortable I won’t lie.
I noticed they don't mention, a "partner" at level 2. I've been between level 1 and 2, all my life.
@@robertmaxa6631 what do you feel is holding you back from the next levels?
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The only thing I disagree with is when it comes to investing in passive income. I wish I would’ve invested throughout my professional career, even when I was at level 1 and 2. Just invest what’s within your means. Even if it’s a few dollars.
People should see this type of videos as a entertainment, not as investment advice, wen I was making less then 6k/year I was already a home oner, and looking to invest on a second property as a rental. If you wait until you make 100k/m to start thinking in passive income you may never leave the rate race... because 100k/m is a lot of money, in the video itself say, wen you only at lev3 you already in the top 10% of earners. Today I have a stable career from my day job + the rent that my tenant pays and still, according to this video I'm in lev1, but to be true at the same time I fell like I'm in lev4 because, if I really wanted I could afford a new car, I feel bless and grateful, I have disposable income that I put on stocks, savings that can last for 4 years whit no income, the rent that my tenant pays me alone is enough to suport my household, I don't worry about bills, I have cashback, freebys like, ticket planes, TV's, coffe machines, robot vacuns just for holding certain credid card, were I from you can live comfortable whit 500$/m so I decided to coast and played safe.
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I'm 28 and started investing. Still feel like I started so late. I missed out on so much financial growth. The market did so well in 2020 and I missed all of it.
Better now than never though.
I’m level 3, but lifestyle seems more like level 4. We just paid off all debt, and live the way we did while making level 2 income. No increase in lifestyle means no stress. We own our cars, have no consumer debt, still live in the same home. Don’t feel wealthy at all. That said we are not financially struggling.
Level 9 is my endpoint without a doubt. Currently at level 3. One thing I’ve been focused on alongside my career is READING like crazy. Good mix of non fiction and fiction (75/25 split). It’s helped me start to transition from a worker bee mindset to the level 4 mindset.
I'm in the same boat at level 3 what books are you currently reading? I've recently picked up the happiness advantage and the almanac of naval ravikant
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@@platinumgateway currently on my fiction book by Daniel Silva. 56th book of the year!
I am on disability because I am living out of a wheelchair at the moment. The income I am planning to have, I am not stopping at multi Billion, nor multi trillion. The people I can help, will be (I don't know, alot). Charity for full college tuition, medical and hospital bills, and so on. And the usual arts and sciences for research and development.
Keep on growing mate😊
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Keep on growing and playing the game well mate
U will never get to a billion let alone a trillion lol...
@@thep4pgoatyeah trillion is unrealistic but hell yeah he can get to a billion. He CAN but we dont know if he WILL.
Entered to Level 4 a couple of years ago, when I was 46. The description of Level 4 sounds correct, but a difference in my case, I’m still living like I am at Level 2 or 3. So, unlike $100k mentioned in this video, I’ve saved $1m in financial assets and have $600k house equity. Financially I think I’m a good example. But, I am not a good example of a life, because i’m trying to save every single dollar as much as possible, while giving up all others. Working from home most of time. No trip or travel. Old rusty used car. Not eating at a restaurant. Not seeing other people but colleagues and family from time to time. No hobby requiring money. No outdoor activity requiring money but jogging which is almost free except buying shoes. I think I need to change my life style, but I don’t have a good idea when to start, where to start, how to change. 😑😑😑
I completely understand and I’ve been there. I’ll share what changed me for the better. I think you’re much more typical than presented in this video. The path to wealth for the overwhelming majority is living below your means, investing wisely, and avoiding all debt. You sound a bit more extreme than me, but I’ve always had forced scarcity to make sure my future is secure. I’m 54 and have only owned 3 cars because I drive them ~15 years until the reinvestment into an aging car no longer makes sense when the repairs are close to the value of the car. I then buy a 3 yr old car with cash and repeat. However, I’ve always bought really nice cars at ~40-50% of the new price. One thing I’ve never been frugal with are experiences however, such as nice family vacations. I’d recommend being more relaxed with meaningful experiences. I’ve always maxed our Roth 401k’s x 2 plus Back door Roth IRA’s x 2, and instead of building a taxable brokerage account, aggressively paid off my mortgages on a commercial property, residential, and primary home. That took a while since my mortgages on all 3 were ~2M. Now they’re worth ~4M debt free. This is when psychologically it all changed for me and I feel free from that scarcity mentality. My family spends money now on things I would have not only seen as frivolous and wasteful, but would have caused significant friction in my marriage in the past. I’m no longer concerned with it (I can’t begin to tell you how much we spend on door dash lol, but I can now see the opportunity costs for the convenience) and have relaxed my scrutiny of spending habits because I know we are secure and safe for the future. Then I started building low risk after tax brokerage account so there will be no concern of stock market returns after I build ~7 years of living expenses, in anticipation of retiring when I chose. My point is that this video is fantasy land which acts like making 1M a month is easy, but it’s essentially only practical if you have a scalable extremely successful business, which is extraordinarily rare. I have a net worth of 9M at 54 and I didn’t start making over 300K in income until my 40’s, typically ~400-600k for the past ~10 years. Only you can choose when enough is enough and relax the miserly ways. It’s hard because that’s what gets 99+% to a wealthy stage, and it can feel difficult to turn off. For me it was when I was 100% debt free and fully funding all Roth accounts when I felt like I’ve done enough and my future is secure. That was a huge shift for me, so I’d recommend paying off all debt, even if it doesn’t mathematically make sense over a long time horizon, because the psychological benefits were HUGE for me. Best of luck!
@@jaquevius I have a question. If you was debt free and made 3k a month after taxes. And was able to save and invest that for four years straight. What would you do? Thanks in advance for any advice/response.
@@V.VIIIBeanman do you mean how would I invest the money? Would this be long term such as for retirement, or something you wanted to start spending in a certain amount of time, say less than 10 years?
@@jaquevius I have the same question, but with 2k after taxes. I'm thinking 10 years? What would you advice?
@@kojoebeatz4806 ok, so let’s say 23k q yr. first thing to decide is 1. asset location (what type of account), then 2. allocation (what to buy/invest in). 1. assuming you’re not going to retire in 10 years, without a doubt, use your company’s Roth 401k (can put 23k q yr plus the free money, usually 4% of income, with company match). If not offered in your occupation, then a Roth IRA (can put 7k q yr). These are the paths to wealth if you let the money compound over a long time. For example, say you’re 30 and pull it out at 65, using 23k at a modest 8% return, you’d have 4.3 Million, all 100% tax free. It’s truly that easy. However, If you want to pull it out in 10 years, you won’t be wealthy because it’s not long enough to compound/double enough times. 23k q yr over 10 years at 8% is only 360k. The first example you put in 23k x 35 years= 805k but the magic of compounding gave you an additional 3.5M for doing nothing but letting it stay in there. The second example you put in 23k x 10 years=230k but you only gained an additional 130k. Time is everything for compound interest gains. 2. Allocation. If you do the Roth 401k or Roth IRA and let it ride for a couple of decades, I’d do all in an S&P 500 index (I use vanguard for everything including Roth 401k, backdoor Roth IRA, and brokerage account because the fees are so much lower). About 7 years before retirement you’ll then want to diversify with ~70% S&P index and 20% Bond fund, and 10% high yield money market (basically and no risk savings account). If you’re set on only a 10 year horizon it’s a bit trickier and you’ll have to use a taxable brokerage account rather than the tax free advantaged accounts I listed above. 10 years is generally considered safe for 100% stock like the S&P index, but it depends on your risk profile. It will be volatile from year to year but historically only the Great Depression had a negative 10 yr return if you timed it just wrong. So you’re basically guaranteed to at least break even in 10 years. the best 10 yr rolling average was 21.4% per year or almost 600% return in 10 years, so your 23k q yr would be worth 777k. The historical average 10 year is 10.5% q yr so you’d have 415k…but there are no guarantees. Whatever you do, if you’re doing a taxable brokerage account for 10 years, pay attention to taxable events like dividends so don’t use bond funds here or dividend paying stocks. Also, when you sell in 10 years, you’ll have to pay capital gains on all of the growth. That’s why long term investing in Roth retirement accounts is by far the easiest way to build wealth. It’s not sexy but it’s stupidly simple if you start young enough and invest enough per year. Best of luck!
*Amazing video, you work for 40yrs to have $1M in your retirement, meanwhile some people are putting just $10K into trading from just few months ago and now they are multimillionaires*
Hello , I am very interested. As you know, there are tons of investments out there and without solid knowledge, I can't decide what is best. Can you explain further how you invest and earn?
Same, I operate a wide- range of Investments with help from My Financial Adviser. My advice is to get a professional who will help you, plan and enhance your management skills. For the record, working with Lisa Annette Robinson, has been an amazing experience.
I'm favoured, $90K every week! I can now give back to the locals in my community and also support God's work and the church. God bless America,, all thanks to Ms Lisa Annette 😊🎉
Good day all👍🏻 from Australia 🇦🇺. I have read a lot of posts that people are very happy with the financial guidance she is giving them ! What way can I get to her exactly ?
Such information we don’t get from must UA-camrs, how can I get to her. ?
How can one move from level 2 to 4 in 2 years? Is it even possible?
sounds like a short time to me but still possible
Very possible, I did this two years ago as a 9-5er. 1. Have multiple streams of income, especially passive income... It's harder to grow income when it's coming from just a source. . 2. Invest wisely... Money sitting in the bank does not grow. 3. Work harder and smarter, you don't improve without putting in work...
How do you know what to invest in? How can you know if it is the right choice?
Could be anything, just make sure you understand it well enough. You could also get an F.A or planner to do it for you if you don't... For me, it was stocks and artworks. For me, I was very familiar with artworks, used an F.A for the stocks. Goodluck...
dannywalters958 Thanks. Mind telling how to access a good one
Level 4 guy here. Level 5 is my goal. I’ll be satisfied at that level forever
Level 2 here. I don't care about income as much as net worth. I would like to become a billionaire in the long-term.
The level distribution does not relate to most people, these levels are rather for super rich to compare themselves. We need different scales more downward to differentiate more between different middle and upper-middle-class levels.
I am currently level 0 looking to get to Level 5 or even level 6 but that is max. A way to truly know you're rich, when money has no correlation to your happiness
The Highest Level: Cocaine habit. "Cocaine is God's way of telling you that you make too much money." Robin Williams
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Thank you for sharing. Financial education is crucial today to show incredible resilience and discipline in the volatile market, masterfully balancing strategy and insight for success. This dedication to continuous learning is inspiring...managed to grow a nest egg of around 2.1BTC to a decent 15B TC in the space of a few weeks... I'm especially grateful to Linda Wilburn, whose deep expertise and traditional trading acumen have been invaluable in this challenging, ever-evolving financial landscape..
Linda Wilburn program is widely available online.
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LEVELS - I am 40 years old at Level 1, so yikes... I cannot decide where I'd like to stop, but... I have some Level 4 ideas which' I'd I'd like to turn to ambitions... So next time I have R4K, I am getting the app...
LEVELS. I'll definitely be rewatching this multiple times.
Level 1.
You got this
You guys seem to have forgotten about the level 10 individuals-the ones who are barely acknowledged as living or human because almost no one knows who they are with certainty. The trillion-dollar individuals, are the ones who rule the world, rewrite history, and actually give meaning to the concept of money. But whatever, I’m just a level 0 guy who knows just enough to seem delusional to those around him. And guys, don’t rely on the false concept of luck. If luck were real, most of yours was spent just by birth (1 in 400 trillion). And if, by any chance, this reaches the ears of those at the top, know that I’m barely alive too-just on the opposite end of the same spectrum. And to the one who stands above everyone, let me tell you this: You’re just a man.
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I’m struggling to understand why we jumped from 150k to 300k. Levels.
Once you hit over 150K you money doubles faster because of what you do know and skills or business. Think of it as the snowball effect 🙂. Hope this brings you some clarity!
@@MTN99999 appreciate you. That does help 🙏🏾
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As someone in that gray area, I was trying to figure it out, too. I see people in the comments discussing networth, and I am curious if that somehow counts in this calculation for Level 4. I don't think it should at this level, though.
@@shayla1986 net worth factors in at every income level. If income is solely from earned income/work, it’s very possible to make 500k+ q yr and never be wealthy (high net worth) due to lifestyle creep/keeping up with the Jones’s. What you do with your income is far more important than your income level. For instance, my average income from 30-54 would probably be ~250-300k yet I have a net worth of 9M at 54 and completely debt free. It’s more common to have a lower net worth even with higher incomes.
The Alux narrator speaks so confidently.
Both my son and I got to Level 3 with our co-owned side investment biz. We've struggled and scrimped and put as much into our various investments over the past 6 years and are just recently beginning to see some decent returns. Still at that level where we're hustling, but definitely enjoying some NICE fruits of our labors. He's more into upgrading vehicles and his fashion choices. Me, I'm just happy that once or twice a year we can take nice trips to places we weren't even thinking about 10 years ago. Feels like Level 4 is getting closer and closer, but I wouldn't mind a leap over and into Level 5. 😉👍
Despite all the financial struggles I and my family faced, everything is finally falling into place! $47,000 weekly profit and riches I'll always praise the Lord
Hello 👋 How are you earning such weekly? I was born a Christian, and sometimes I feel down on myself because of low finances, but I still believe in God.
Thanks to my co-worker(Alex) who suggested mrs *Elizabeth Regina nelsen*
😊Her top notch guidance and expertise on
digital market changed the game for me
Life is easier when the cash keeps popping
in, thanks to Elizabeth Regina Nelsen's services. Glad she's getting the recognition she deserves
I used to work 3 jobs, full time at Walmart, a server at night and Lyft on the weekend, untill elizabeth regina nelsen change my story.
ALMOST AT LEVEL 1 AND GOING ALL THE WAY TO THE TOP LEVEL AS THAT'S WHY AM ON THE JOURNEY WITH ALUX WHERE BILLIONAIRES GETS INSPIRED
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You have no idea how insightful this video was to me. I'm in university and I don't get money from my parents. I eat cheap food and share an apartment. It was really depressing and I just realised I had to make it on my own. I can't accept hand offs, not even from my parents.
This video indicates you don't need a high IQ to be a good investor, just 2 qualities, self discipline and a lot of patience. Investing is mostly about behavioral psychology. How can I generate more income to retire with at least $3m for long term care?
It's unfortunate most people don't have such information. I don't really blame people who panic. Lack of information can be a big hurdle. I've been making more than $45k passively by just investing through an advisor, and I don't have to do much work. Doesn't matter if the economy is misbehaving; great wealth managers will always make returns.
I've been looking to get one, but have been kind of relaxed about it. Could you recommend your advis0r? I'll be happy to use some help.
I've experimented with a few over the past years, but I've stuck with the popularly ‘’Amber Kay Wright” for about five years now, and her performance has been consistently impressive. She’s quite known in her field, look her up.
Thank you for sharing, I must say, Amber appears to be quite knowledgeable. After coming across her web page, I went through her resume and it was quite impressive. I reached out and scheduled
I'm at level 2 pushing for the next levels. Something that was said that sparked an interest in me, the phrase was,'' You made a couple of millions to survive your first divorce''. Now my question is why do wealthy people tend to divorce? Does the money and power change them or do they change as people and become different from what they were before they got married and before they became wealthy? Thank you for your amazing video Alex, you rock my world literally with them!
8/10 the wealthy man has mistress(es) which the wife can no longer handle
Great video and I’ve always enjoyed watching your work. Just wanted to put things into perspective… the level of income mentioned is the video is pre-tax, or post tax?
Well for me I have a CDL at the age of 22 and I'm currently at level 3 making anywhere from 10,00 to 12,00 a month. And I plan to keep growing and invest in rental properties in the s&p 500 with my vanguard accounts.
Getting my CDL soon, u are at the level that I want to reach. Am happy for you and I hope you the best
@@Ainanshe0fficial thank you FFE is a good school in Dallas to get your CDL
@@njw1840 do you have your own truck or a company truck because I'm getting my CDL and I'm lost and confused
The only thing i heard after 100k/ yr is humans can never be happy with anything in life 😂
Shiny object syndrome
False, money is a tool only. Happiness is predicated on the individuals intellectual growth and charity passed to future generations.
I now spend my time as a military reservist to pass on my knowledge to future generations and serving all over the world. Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs best explains the pyramid of growth ultimately achieving self fulfillment, money helps but it is ultimately your mindset.
Cheers!
@@blainecannon4848 Passing knowledge u can do even when u r at 10k/ yr, idk what ur age is but there is something called internet now.
I'm just telling u don't need millions, so i stand by my words above 😃
Morning technofete, appreciate your response.
Yes, the internet allowed me to publish a book and create a newsletter to share knowledge for free with the world.
When I stated that money is a tool and is not directly correlated with happiness, I am thinking of my deployments to India, Africa, middle-easy, and Japan, where small villages and the people are some of happiest and most well cultured I have met, but make a fraction of what someone earns in the states or Europe.
My point is that money is a tool at any amount and cannot buy happiness in the eye of the beholder.😊.
You are correct that if the individual wasn’t happy to begin with that more money at $5k, $10k, $20k or more per month would never have changed that to begin with. Cheers and have a great weekend!
@@blainecannon4848 so money is just a tool for you at this point to reach your goal easier? i'm not even sure you can call that a goal, since you won't stop until you physically can't.
Lvl 3 with lvl 4 lifestyle as a digital nomad. Gives me endurance to be patient and diligently working on my business.
*Wow😁, it's crazy how some people can become multimillionaires by investing just $10K in trading within a few months, while others have to work for 40 years to reach $1M in retirement savings. The power of smart investing, right?*
That's awesome!!! I know nothing about investment and l'm keen on getting started. What are your strategies?
As a beginner, it's essential for you to have a guide. Myself I'm guided by Mrs Victoria K Walter, a widely known consultant
@@bobbyjames5414I've been trying to trade but I keep making losses and it's frustrating
Can you recommend a guide for me?
Victoria K Walker, she’s impressive
If I can get to level 4 I would be very happy with what I’ve accomplished
Level 2 is my current level, I’m 21
im glad she did not mention ceos or any type of employee at level 9..... no employee can ever be richer than their boss at the highest level. Thats logic.
the vast majority of humanity will never get past level 2.
IN LAST 5 YEAR I HAVE REACHED STAGE 3! your podcast at Spotify has been a driving force. i wanna be at stage 6 withen 10 year.
LEVELS. currently at level 2 and thinking that level 3 will certainly be enough long term.
While it would certainly be nice to be so rich that i could open hospitals in every corner of the planet, and reinvigorate peoples passion for learning.
I also find its important to buod myself up first. To rebuild my heart, mind, and soul. This is especially important after losing my Mom who was once the center of my world.
May not be a pre-med anymore either, but it doest mean i cannot plan, prepare, and build my own company either.
There are plenty of ideas still floating around in my mind, the ambition to live life certainly isn't gone yet either.
LEVELS, I sit at level 4 currently and I am comfortable and could retire. But, I still have a high drive in me so I just put an offer in on a business that should push me to level 5 in the next couple years.
Levels and please get the app. Because of this channel I change careers gave myself a $10,000 raise after being unemployed for about five months. Trust me when I say this advice is solid. The career change came from a suggestion from one of the videos from this channel, you don’t need a college degree to succeed in life?
Current at Level 4, Living like Level 2. Will come back to this video when I upgrade to Level 5, and start living like Level 3.
Looking for a mentor at Level 5 or 6.
Im 28 years old I’m a firefighter and i make only 55,000 a year. Level 4 is where i will be to be. Levels!!
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I started with 2k in 5 years over 90k
In 15 almost 230k and still going
@@matthewkollen5309 I’m willing to pay to learn. A mentor is better than UA-cam!
I was at level o till last month. Today, I am at level 3. Sold a few of my assets to become debt free and start earning net positive income.
With the way the market is moving, we'll mostly hold for longer than 2025 to realize profit gain, I think a video on "How to profit from the present market" will be more effective, I mean I've heard of people making up to 250K within few months and I'd like to know how
I'm so amazed, thanks for sharing your idea and your expert. you really put a smile on someone's face and saved them from debt.I am grateful 🙌
Not a fan of the new alux jingle.
i don't think there are alluxers which are in level 4.
I'm in level 3 and a huge fan.
Yuh, I agree
Levels. Currently at level 2, intend to stop at level 5 or 6, I want to live comfortably and for personal use only own what I can manage/maintain myself, anything else can be rented when needed
Levels. Been at level 3 long enough to be staring at a plan to get to level 4 that might actually work 😅 At that point I imagine level 5 becomes inevitable, and while it's tempting to say now that I'd be content to stop there, seems the research says I'll still want 3x from there, huh?
I'm 20 and about to pass level 1 ... This gave me a roadmap...
Great video, I would say that the money varies from country to country here, but the benchmarks (being able to fine-dine or go to a nice hotel, for example) are so relatable, that one can easily do the math.
Levels. You guys pointed out in a previous video that the only way to win this game is to decide you already have and it really resonated with me. I don't want to make the sacrifices required for billions. I'll probably stop at under 100 million.
What are you at now
@@Hadaxe level 1. Student
Starting early is the best way of getting ahead to build wealth, investing remains a priority.
Stay invested, diversification for streams of incomes is very important.
Currently im at level zero and studying so hard to get into a good college, so i can create a great value. Money is just a byproduct of it, but still i will work towards profitability as it would solve 90percent of my problems.........im 17 btw
No points to hear the lifestyle above level 5, as most people can’t relate to it.
damn, the first two levels do reflect my experience. Right now I’m on level 3 but in a frugal way, saving and planning for the future.
Level 3 seems like the optimal level for most, however with more money come less time to enjoy life. Level 3 usally comes from climbing high in a company or starting your own, both take more than the 9-5 to be successful.
Currently 1,000/m as LMT in our small business owner /minority partner planning on stopping at 1M/month that's the Level for me
LEVELS
Shooting for a consistent level 3-4 status. 50k/month should get me to where I want to be quickly. If I can maintain that for 5 years or so, I would be great!
M at a level 3 despite 14 yrs of grind. It's still relatable and my myth of "reached somewhere" bhsted today 😢
I’m at level 3 I’ll stop when I see that my family will be set for the generations to come
Levels…currently making around 350,000 a year. Trying to have 1.1 million in liquidity and live off the interest/dividends. Hoping to hit this mark in the next 1-2 years!
I’m in stage 3. I’m going to be in stage 5 in the next 4-5 years. I’ll be comfortable at that point
"Those who live within their means enjoy a freedom that those busy upgrading their lifestyle can only dream of" - Naval Ravikant -
But those living within their means can never do what does upgrading their lifestyle can do😊
Finding happiness does not come from upgrading, it's only up to a point, happiness comes from within
Level 4 here and kinda stuck for the last 4 years
Same
Just invest, and you'll climb to the highest level with a few years
As a level 3 (and three quarters) I will say its not how much you make its how much you keep. I know people who make more than me but are so far in debt and other commitments that their money is gone as soon as it hits the bank account.
If you've ever played a game like World of Warcraft, or Runescape then keep in mind when they're talking about the chances it takes to grow a business to millionaire, and hundred millionaire status that you've possibly obtained items 10x-20x rarer than those odds. Some pets in Runescape have a 1/400k chance depending on the method.
I was at level 2 but now at level 1 due to falling on bad times. I’m throwing everything into growing my business and fighting my way back up but I think level 5 will be the perfect end game for me.
I don’t feel I can truly enjoy life after level 5 since every minute will be spent on maintaining and growing that wealth. I would barely have time for family and the little things in life. That’s an unacceptable sacrifice.
Level 3. 16k a month. I am okay at this level. If I'm able to grow my business more that would be a blessing.
I know some1 whos father was at level 6. Sold his company for about 100m and retired repairing & flipping JDM cars.
Literally keeps those old jdms in the entire country fresh.
It's not about how much money you make. It's about how much you invest. The level 2 income earner can easily be a millionaire by retirement just by using healthy investing habits and living below their means.
I'm currently at level 0.12
Climbing my way up!
I'm 40 years old and at level three; not sure I'd ever hit four, but I also have yet to attempt to create a plan to get there.
Thanks for explaining how it feels like at each level, and not explaining how to reach that level.
Regardless of the levels of income, investors should always put their cash to work, especially In 2024, we'll start to see more market diversification.I’m up 67% last year with a 7 figure portfolio well positioned with good blue chip companies and I have stop losses in place, Personally with insights from my FA I prefer to invest in large cap companies which have economic moats, large cash flows and strong balance sheets. Some of which are AAPL, MSCI, IUKD, VHYL, SCHD, NVDA and Barclays.
Truly It's all about using assets with compound interest to amass riches
Please can you leave the info of your FA here? I’m in dire need for one
@@calerothenis Dianne Sarah Olson' is her name. In her area, people consider her to be a genius. Look her up; she's well regarded in her field.
did a quick search and found her webpage. I must say her resume is pretty impressive.. will be writing her too
But where exactly do we find these mentors? That have the same life circumstances that u have had or are having?
Old man wanna be rich
Rich man wanna be king
And a king ain't satisfied
Til he rules everything
Levels!
I'm currently at the Level 2. And want to achieve the Level 4 at the end of my life. It's been 3 years since I consistently tried to get higher income. So I think I might need 15 more years to become Level 4. I like the progress and not the result itself. I want to have a beautiful wife and children around me. Not red-eyed money seeking businessmen.
Thank you for speaking on negative income! This is important to acknowledge thank you for touching on it
I'm at level 3. I am trying to make my move to level 4 and 5 soon... I want to reach level 9... I want to impact the world.
Lvl 0: No income
Lvl 1: 1000$ per month
Lvl 2: ~1000$ per week
Lvl 3: 1e4 a month
Lvl 4: 3e4 to 5e4
Lvl 5 1e5 to 2.5e5
Lvl 6 1e6
Lvl 7 5e7 to 1e8
Levels above level 5 feel like unnecessary wealth unless you are using it to help people. I'm sure many of them are depressed/anxious by this stage unless they've invested time in good relationships and interests/hobbies.
I hope everyone is having a good time❤❤
Currently at Level 3. Aiming for Level 4 and 5. Trying to go for at least Level 8.
I've been working for over a year now, and I'm at level 2. I am turning 26 years old and my goal is to reach level 6.
How about me below level one but focusing much on impacting the world? I simply have a positive mindset, no complaints or lamentations but I am loved because I inspire the majority of those I meet.
I find myself just Sensitive about the well-being of others besides my continuous learning to get better in helping others, fellow youth in particular.
Some of my fellows who are even at level 2 very far from me sometimes think I am better than them due to my confidence about life and how I even push them to fly higher.
Man, I remember when I was so worried about where I needed to be. SnaP!!! Now I'm 52 and already thinking about retirement. Life goes by waaaay too fast
like if youve watched the original version of this
I might be at level 6 but that doesn't make me better than anyone else..I just makes me richer
This is extremely funny and also strange, when 10 years ago when I was on level 2 - I had a happy life, and now on level 4 - experiencing the most stressful and depressing period of my life while I risk everything to go to the level 5. The stress causes insomnia, chronic tiredness, panic attacks etc. on level 4 you understand, that to have a happy, stress-free family life is only possible with a level 5 income (for men).
I am grateful to be at level 7 now. Thank you Lord Shiva .
Im currently Level 4!
I'm 21 & I live in one of the poorest country in the world but despite that I managed to get in level 2 with lots of hardwork & little bit of luck. I hope I could reach at least level 5 by 30
Happiness to income ratio data is outdated. It’s pretty happy upwards of 100k. Recent studies show a linear increase up to 500k a year, possibly more.
I truely enjoyed the information in this absolutely spectacular video, great work by the way, it truely makes sense to most of us Entrepreneurs whos on a mission to take over the world and build the greatest business yet to exist, the point im making is that its really not impossible to move upwords the levels of income it takes just a little bit of determination and countless hours of personal investment, that to take you to level 5 at least, other thing I've noticed is that its extremely possible for any business owner to scale their company to 100M$ and plus, only if they posses the righr plan to do it, i said to myself its not the hardest thing to do right, eventually you'll know how to do it regardless of who is your mentor or role modle 😅