When we have children these options become much more limited. Not impossible but we become aware how being there for our children and our partners is so important. When I shifted my focus to bringing in extra money and trying to develop my skills, things deteriorated with family life. So I had to halt those things. These are great tips, it’s just that life becomes much more complicated when we have children.
@@agathambah3100for some of us, that's true. But also consider that some people can't afford to be parents and have kids anyway, and then that messes the kids up, and then you grow up like me spending all of your late teens, 20s, and even the beginning of your 30s in varying states of homelessness, despite holding down jobs, going to college, and busting your ass to try and make ends meet. None of us asked to be born, and some of us have incredibly irresponsible parents that screwed our lives up. This is probably not OP, since it sounds like they prioritize taking care of their kids, but some people shouldn't be parents, and if choosing to not have kids is the responsible thing to do maybe they could consider it. Just my two pence tho 🤷♀️
00:00:00 - Intro 00:00:30 - Tiny Habits #1 Gratitude 00:01:04 - Tiny Habits #2 Set up Auto Transfer 00:02:12 - Tiny Habits #3 Batch Time 00:03:24 - Tiny Habits #4 Dollar Cost Average 00:04:42 - Tiny Habits #5 Eat the Frog (do the thing) 00:05:57 - Tiny Habits #6 Write down your goals 00:06:42 - Tiny Habits #7 Use Social Media Intentionally 00:07:45 - Tiny Habits #8 Learn to Delegate 00:09:03 - Tiny Habits #9 Go outside get some sun 00:09:39 - Tiny Habits #10 Go through your spending once a month 00:10:42 - Tiny Habits #11 Create a Why I'm awesome file 00:12:02 - Tiny Habits #12 Make a Shopping list before going to supermarket 00:12:56 - Tiny Habits #13 Automate life where ever you can 00:15:13 - Tiny Habits #14 Listen to Money Audio Book 00:16:11 - Tiny Habits #15 Have lunch with at least one new person each month 00:17:45 - Tiny Habits #16 30 - 30 Rule 00:18:39 - Tiny Habits #17 Reach out to people 00:19:55 - Tiny Habits #18 Do something that makes you happy 00:20:58 - Tiny Habits #19 Use free time wisely 00:22:07 - Tiny Habits #20 Check your Net worth
There's actually a lot of psychology and neuroscience behind gratitude practice, so it's not all woo-woo! Practicing gratitude primes your brain to focus on the positive, and it actually shapes your behavior because you're looking for opportunities rather than simply complaining about obstacles. It's a shift in mindset that leads to positive behavioral changes, and it opens your mind up to new possibilities that wouldn't have existed to you before 🙌 just try it for yourself and see if it works for you. Even if all you have to be grateful for is being alive, and having access to the internet and content like this, that's actually something 🌱
So you pay yourself first, pay your duties from the left over? I can't get my head around that. I can't see how can I convince a bank or electricity supplier to accept only 10% of my bill, because I'm saving up, and don't wish to pay the full bill this month, or any month at all. They just going to say, it's OK? Because this what paying myself first means. It's a must, food for the kids is not.
@@Shaara1I have found that when I take out $ from my paycheck first I still spend what’s left but I do end up saving. If I were to get everything I would just spend it all. Of course a lot depends on ur initial pay.
@@brianchesler8238 I agree. It's human nature. People's spending levels is highly based around how much you have. Very few people spend 100% of their income on non-discretionary necessities. If you take the "save when you can" approach, you almost inevitably will have less saved than if you take it off the top and then work your budget with the remaining funds. A person mentions a utility bill. However, if you had 10% less from the start, you probably buy a house that is 10% smaller and has 10% lower utilities and now can pay your bill. People adjust their spending to their available funds. The best way to save is to do it upfront.
Hi Rose. I am one your silent viewers over the years. I circle back to your content from time to time. I love watching your grow on UA-cam as well. You are that smart finance girlfriend that I sincerely enjoy watching when I don't have a live girlfriend who's into finance like I am to chatter about. Keep up the amazing work.
I keep wondering why they don't put such content in the education system 🤔. Start them early and poverty rate will decrease. Thank you so much for those golden nuggets that truly make a difference.
Stop and think for a second if they do this no one will want to work at a sweat shop 🙄 or make other people rich by working a JOB! NOT A CARRIER 🤔 by having a JOB people lose themselves and forget about their dreams, all of these things or orchestrated this way only the people that are tired of living a empty life and being broke and living from paycheck to paycheck and that are tired of being in there comfort zone, trust me there is nothing in there take it from me 😂😂😂😂 long story short you have to want it bad enough for yourself then teach your children and your family and your friends and different people you meet, only the ones that need your help and you will know who they are, as the saying goes don't cast your pearls before swine or else they will turn and tear you to pieces 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 bless up much love.
Great teachers do teach, yet often times they never learned themselves so how did they teach it! It’s been years of the government, not wanting us to be financially literate so they can control us easier and have mindless workers. Sad.
@@Bossmamaala- And so many learn too late that this COULD have been taught. Hope this changes in future. On the other hand, they’re telling us that AI will get rid of most of our jobs…
For me the 3 most helpful tips here are #1 Gratitude (I am grateful for my health and Rose’s channel😊) #2 Auto transfer - set it and forget it, #4 Dollar cost average - it’s tough to time the markets. Everyone seems like a genius AFTER the fact, before something happens in the market, they are not so smart. Thanks Rose.
It also helps to remember that September can be considered the “doldrums” and sometimes the August before it. A little adjustment at that time might be useful. You might want to buy a little bit more at that time.
This is great. The only thing I’d add is to change companies often vs seeking raises. In my experience that’s the best way to get significant pay increases.
Research studies shows that personal finance is 80% behaviour and only 20% head knowledge. Changing our mindset to focus on the head knowledge, the greater our wealth generating will be..... follow the 20 tips is a great start. 👍
i'm so grateful to have discovered your channel. what you say feels organic and genuine and i appreciate your sense of humour! i like that it feels achievable and that i don't have to completely reinvent myself and manifest a lifestyle like you mention. i.e. waking up at 6 AM everyday, etc. you mention personal growth in another video and eliminating toxicity in relationships. this is something i struggle with, including the toxicity within. i have lots of ideas and have been able to manifest some of them over the years (sometimes successful but definitely losses along the way) but my downfall has been that i'm easily influenced and discouraged. i feel like i've lost a bit of that drive over the years but your videos have re-ignited my ambition. i have so much work to do and it's been so long since i felt like i can conquer it but i feel like i'm ready. thank you so much fro these videos. you are a positive force the world needs..
The only thing about eating the same thing over and over is that can impact your gut microbiome. Maybe having even 3 different smoothie combos and having a rotating schedule like smoothie A on monday and thursday, smoothie B on tuesday and saturday, and smoothie on C on wednesday and sunday, and something different on fridays that isnt a smoothie or do some fasting instead. Would be a bit better than the same smoothie every single day for months on end. Diversity for your gut is good.
I absolutely love “why I am awesome file”. I am so happy you are posting regular content on here and IG stories. I listen to your “rich era” every morning to give me a boost. I am going to credit my millionaire status to you/this channel.💐🌼💕🙏🏼🙏🏼
Thank you... such great information.. I was diagnosed with two chronic illnesses last December and it has swerved my business plans massively and I'm having a hard time coming to terms with the reality of it... but I feel so positive after listening to your video.. some of those tips, especially the decision fatigue and the routine eat/wear/do ones can totally buy me some more energy back for putting into my business goals!!! Thanks again!
I don’t know your situation, but this is also a great time to learn more about how people are reversing their chronic illnesses in more natural ways. UA-cam sensors a great deal but I have to admit there’s a lot of good material out there anyway. A lot of chronic illnesses aren’t responding beautifully to the carnivore diet or the ketovore diet. Dr. Anthony Chaffee, MD, Dr. Ken Berry, MD, Dr. Shawn Baker, MD, Dr. Thomas Seyfried, MD, dr. Jack Kruse, MD, Stephanie keto person (experienced coach with a vast amount of knowledge for the keto approach), Darko Velcek has the most practical and inexpensive way to rehydrate that I have ever seen and it works like a charm, and a helpful eating plan that addresses so many issues in the body. JJ Virgin on inflammation/elimination diets to discover it that are not as strict as what some of the above mentioned doctors recommend. You would be astounded at the list of conditions that are vastly improving though. I hope some of these resources are beneficial to you, and if not, blessings, and I wish you the best on your health journey.
Diversifying your investments and consistently putting your money to work are two lessons I've learnt from these millionaires. When I invest about $250k of my money in stocks this year, I hope to make a return.
You're right. I believe that diversifying investments is the best course of action since it can reduce the impact of a market crisis by spreading money over a variety of asset types, including foreign stocks, bonds, and real estate.
I don't have the time to carefully evaluate my investments and research particular stocks because of my hectic work schedule. I have therefore hired a financiiaI advisr to actively manage my portfolio for the last seven years in order to adjust to the state of the market. I've been able to successfully traverse the financial environment by using this method to make well-informed judgements about when to buy and sell. Maybe you ought to think about taking a similar strategy.
How can I participate in this? Since I sincerely want to build a secure financial future, I am thrilled to participate. Who motivates you to achieve what you have?
Social capital wow! So true! As we get older our time seems so limited and it’s definitely a lot more challenging. We do think about our loved ones, and you’re right why not take that extra step to let them know we are thinking of them! Great content as always Rose 🌹 Thank you!
Tip: I’m a student and I also travel 1 hour each way to work. I eventually realised that I could study while driving via podcasts related to the subject area
just recently i have been using my free time to gather information and inspiration from people like you. thank you so much for sharing these things! it's soo real and helpful.
Such a good girl you are 😍😍 .. love hearing others thriving!! I to got rich with investing , anyone can do this with smart decisions, get outta that rat race people and live to work....not work to live 👏.. im 35 and live completely off my dividend portfolio!!! U can do it to
Very accurate and uplifting. Some of these I do or try to do but I didn't feel successful until now, you gave me really good examples on how to be more successful in doing these. Thank you very much, God bless!
Thank you rose for making this video. I entering my 30s next year and I strongly believe this will make a big change in my life. I appreciate every tip you share! Let’s see how I would change in the next 12 months
Loved the way you hv explained with possible examples ....it jus shows how u hv implemented them in your Life...i needed this in my life....Thanks dear❤
Appreciate your continued dedication to helping average folks try to build wealth and not get rekt in the process, I love your confidence so keep shrugging off the naysayers. Your experience is clear and I look forward to your pragmatic and bullish viewpoints in a world that’s increasingly easy to get caught up in the constant negativity and bearish sentiment.... Long & short-term trading is generally safer, allowing investors to weather market volatility. I have managed to grow a nest egg of around 100k to a decent 432k in the space of a few months... I'm especially grateful to Evelyn Infurna, whose deep expertise and traditional trading acumen have been invaluable in this challenging, ever-evolving financial landscape.
I searched for her complete name on the internet and located her page. I then sent an email and scheduled a meeting to converse with her; now, I'm awaiting her response.
Aristotle believed that 'We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, then, is not an act but a habit.' Small, consistent actions build the foundation for success. Focus on the tiny habits that align with your vision, and watch them transform your life over time.
Great video! I'm stuck on #19... I have decades of leadership experience but unfortunately, what comes with leadership is you typically have someone (or in my case multiple admin people) do all the little things for you. I find it daunting to have to learn these skills to simply launch a UA-cam channel or IG page to generate income (or similar skills). I've gotten so used to "big picture/high level" thinking that I seemed to have forgotten the basics. It feels overwhelming.
I used to watch your videos years ago when I first read Rich Dad, poor Dad. Now I'm back in the entrepreneurial and back to watching your videos. Loving your consistency and such HIGH value content!
You're so sweet , ..love all your information . a lot of information to take in but I have took notes and at 62 ... my kids are on their own , I have grandbabies now and looking at my retirement . you're going to be very helpful for me , ... thank you young lady , wish you all the best . 🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸
This was one of the most complete and comprehensive approaches, in achieving an overall state of balance, in living a most harmonious and productive life. On the most general and simplest of terms.Thank you🌹🖐️😊
I’m listening this podcast in the morning… I feel exhausted with her speech tempo (just like sprint 😂), so I try to reduce the speed from normal to 0.75… boom! Now I enjoy listen her 20 tiny habits…
I found I could skip the list and save a ton of money by ordering groceries and having them delivered. I can set my budget and plan my meals and add stuff as we run out throughout the week. Go through the cart and pull stuff out til it fits your budget. No impulse purchases and I have energy to organize it when it gets here.
Would you recommend saving and investing at least a little while I pay off my debt? It will take me 36 months. I am already retired. I hope to pay off my debt sooner with a side hustle but my question is do I save/invest while I retire the debt?
That will help in how you feel overall, but way out the debt interest versus the investment although investments do need time 😊 Yes not a straight out answer but giving you room to decide
Great time well spent I just wrote down every time I use my credit card and use it once a week for groceries I've saved $300 per month, to put on my cc balance
Worth taking notes From you. I love the Why I am Awesome folder❤ just hearing it gives me a confident boost. Gotta start creating one. Also, the eat the frog. This is soo true. Thanks for this gem of a video.
Thank you so much for your video. Hands down, one of the best 'Habits to make you rich' videos. Most of the time they are not worth your time. Great content, great explanations!
I’ve had my head in the sand for the past few years and it has finally caught up with me. Now I’m $90k in debt and filing for bankruptcy 😔 You’re tips are 100% what I should’ve been doing this whole time. 😤😭
Fab video - just got my daughter's to watch it - and one of them asked about your make up/finish/bronzer & which one you use! Of couse she enjoyed the content but wanted me to ask you!! :)
Currently at tiny habit #4. What are the index funds you put your money in (if you’re ok sharing them)?I have a fidelity account and have a couple of index funds I put my money in, automatically every month, but I believe I could pick better index funds.
There are base things that I buy at Costco -my single source olive oil, My basmati rice and massive jar of chopped garlic etc. and then there are lots of interesting cool and tasty things at Costco, which I only buy when they are the loss leader. I remind myself when I see something that I really enjoy that sometime during the year it’s definitely going to be on a loss leader and I can stock up on it then. That keeps me from buying that item at full price and keeps my budget nice and low
thanks. I’m doing a side hustle that will be applied to debt but I feel better knowing I’m saving a little at least. The interest rates are mid-teens or lower.
When we have children these options become much more limited. Not impossible but we become aware how being there for our children and our partners is so important. When I shifted my focus to bringing in extra money and trying to develop my skills, things deteriorated with family life. So I had to halt those things. These are great tips, it’s just that life becomes much more complicated when we have children.
100%true
Very Well Stated
That's why it's better not to have any lmao
@@av3ngers17 your parents wouldn't have given birth to you if they had considered that.😂
@@agathambah3100for some of us, that's true. But also consider that some people can't afford to be parents and have kids anyway, and then that messes the kids up, and then you grow up like me spending all of your late teens, 20s, and even the beginning of your 30s in varying states of homelessness, despite holding down jobs, going to college, and busting your ass to try and make ends meet. None of us asked to be born, and some of us have incredibly irresponsible parents that screwed our lives up. This is probably not OP, since it sounds like they prioritize taking care of their kids, but some people shouldn't be parents, and if choosing to not have kids is the responsible thing to do maybe they could consider it. Just my two pence tho 🤷♀️
00:00:00 - Intro
00:00:30 - Tiny Habits #1 Gratitude
00:01:04 - Tiny Habits #2 Set up Auto Transfer
00:02:12 - Tiny Habits #3 Batch Time
00:03:24 - Tiny Habits #4 Dollar Cost Average
00:04:42 - Tiny Habits #5 Eat the Frog (do the thing)
00:05:57 - Tiny Habits #6 Write down your goals
00:06:42 - Tiny Habits #7 Use Social Media Intentionally
00:07:45 - Tiny Habits #8 Learn to Delegate
00:09:03 - Tiny Habits #9 Go outside get some sun
00:09:39 - Tiny Habits #10 Go through your spending once a month
00:10:42 - Tiny Habits #11 Create a Why I'm awesome file
00:12:02 - Tiny Habits #12 Make a Shopping list before going to supermarket
00:12:56 - Tiny Habits #13 Automate life where ever you can
00:15:13 - Tiny Habits #14 Listen to Money Audio Book
00:16:11 - Tiny Habits #15 Have lunch with at least one new person each month
00:17:45 - Tiny Habits #16 30 - 30 Rule
00:18:39 - Tiny Habits #17 Reach out to people
00:19:55 - Tiny Habits #18 Do something that makes you happy
00:20:58 - Tiny Habits #19 Use free time wisely
00:22:07 - Tiny Habits #20 Check your Net worth
Thank you! 🎉
What about the audio books??
Thank you so much🙏🙏
Thank you, this helped me locate exact spot in video I was trying to remember!!!😊
thank you!
There's actually a lot of psychology and neuroscience behind gratitude practice, so it's not all woo-woo! Practicing gratitude primes your brain to focus on the positive, and it actually shapes your behavior because you're looking for opportunities rather than simply complaining about obstacles. It's a shift in mindset that leads to positive behavioral changes, and it opens your mind up to new possibilities that wouldn't have existed to you before 🙌 just try it for yourself and see if it works for you. Even if all you have to be grateful for is being alive, and having access to the internet and content like this, that's actually something 🌱
Self talk. The most important conversation of the day. Blessings
Pay yourself first, this is how I was able to retire at 55 years old, being married to a school teacher with a pension helped also!
Really wish I had taken a job with a pension 😭
So you pay yourself first, pay your duties from the left over?
I can't get my head around that.
I can't see how can I convince a bank or electricity supplier to accept only 10% of my bill, because I'm saving up, and don't wish to pay the full bill this month, or any month at all.
They just going to say, it's OK?
Because this what paying myself first means. It's a must, food for the kids is not.
@@Shaara1I have found that when I take out $ from my paycheck first I still spend what’s left but I do end up saving. If I were to get everything I would just spend it all. Of course a lot depends on ur initial pay.
@@brianchesler8238 I agree. It's human nature. People's spending levels is highly based around how much you have. Very few people spend 100% of their income on non-discretionary necessities. If you take the "save when you can" approach, you almost inevitably will have less saved than if you take it off the top and then work your budget with the remaining funds. A person mentions a utility bill. However, if you had 10% less from the start, you probably buy a house that is 10% smaller and has 10% lower utilities and now can pay your bill. People adjust their spending to their available funds. The best way to save is to do it upfront.
I’m 54 and screwed
Hi Rose. I am one your silent viewers over the years. I circle back to your content from time to time. I love watching your grow on UA-cam as well. You are that smart finance girlfriend that I sincerely enjoy watching when I don't have a live girlfriend who's into finance like I am to chatter about. Keep up the amazing work.
I keep wondering why they don't put such content in the education system 🤔. Start them early and poverty rate will decrease. Thank you so much for those golden nuggets that truly make a difference.
Stop and think for a second if they do this no one will want to work at a sweat shop 🙄 or make other people rich by working a JOB! NOT A CARRIER 🤔 by having a JOB people lose themselves and forget about their dreams, all of these things or orchestrated this way only the people that are tired of living a empty life and being broke and living from paycheck to paycheck and that are tired of being in there comfort zone, trust me there is nothing in there take it from me 😂😂😂😂 long story short you have to want it bad enough for yourself then teach your children and your family and your friends and different people you meet, only the ones that need your help and you will know who they are, as the saying goes don't cast your pearls before swine or else they will turn and tear you to pieces 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 bless up much love.
Great teachers do teach, yet often times they never learned themselves so how did they teach it! It’s been years of the government, not wanting us to be financially literate so they can control us easier and have mindless workers. Sad.
@@Bossmamaala- And so many learn too late that this COULD have been taught. Hope this changes in future. On the other hand, they’re telling us that AI will get rid of most of our jobs…
I’m 54 and screwed
@@bitrudder3792I’m 54 and screwed
This video should be taught in our educational institutions.
For me the 3 most helpful tips here are #1 Gratitude (I am grateful for my health and Rose’s channel😊) #2 Auto transfer - set it and forget it, #4 Dollar cost average - it’s tough to time the markets. Everyone seems like a genius AFTER the fact, before something happens in the market, they are not so smart. Thanks Rose.
It also helps to remember that September can be considered the “doldrums” and sometimes the August before it. A little adjustment at that time might be useful. You might want to buy a little bit more at that time.
This is great. The only thing I’d add is to change companies often vs seeking raises. In my experience that’s the best way to get significant pay increases.
This is true, just not so often companies know you won’t be staying. Jumping companies can give you a 10k + raise.
Correct. I have changed jobs 3x in three years and have increased my salary by $26k.
As a foolish loyal employee of 20 years I have to agree with this 😑
Research studies shows that personal finance is 80% behaviour and only 20% head knowledge. Changing our mindset to focus on the head knowledge, the greater our wealth generating will be..... follow the 20 tips is a great start. 👍
i'm so grateful to have discovered your channel. what you say feels organic and genuine and i appreciate your sense of humour! i like that it feels achievable and that i don't have to completely reinvent myself and manifest a lifestyle like you mention. i.e. waking up at 6 AM everyday, etc.
you mention personal growth in another video and eliminating toxicity in relationships. this is something i struggle with, including the toxicity within. i have lots of ideas and have been able to manifest some of them over the years (sometimes successful but definitely losses along the way) but my downfall has been that i'm easily influenced and discouraged. i feel like i've lost a bit of that drive over the years but your videos have re-ignited my ambition. i have so much work to do and it's been so long since i felt like i can conquer it but i feel like i'm ready. thank you so much fro these videos. you are a positive force the world needs..
The only thing about eating the same thing over and over is that can impact your gut microbiome. Maybe having even 3 different smoothie combos and having a rotating schedule like smoothie A on monday and thursday, smoothie B on tuesday and saturday, and smoothie on C on wednesday and sunday, and something different on fridays that isnt a smoothie or do some fasting instead. Would be a bit better than the same smoothie every single day for months on end. Diversity for your gut is good.
I absolutely love “why I am awesome file”. I am so happy you are posting regular content on here and IG stories. I listen to your “rich era” every morning to give me a boost. I am going to credit my millionaire status to you/this channel.💐🌼💕🙏🏼🙏🏼
Hmm… after watching this I even more want to live in a house near the woods with chickens and grow own vegetables and live a simple lifestyle
Thank you... such great information.. I was diagnosed with two chronic illnesses last December and it has swerved my business plans massively and I'm having a hard time coming to terms with the reality of it... but I feel so positive after listening to your video.. some of those tips, especially the decision fatigue and the routine eat/wear/do ones can totally buy me some more energy back for putting into my business goals!!! Thanks again!
I don’t know your situation, but this is also a great time to learn more about how people are reversing their chronic illnesses in more natural ways. UA-cam sensors a great deal but I have to admit there’s a lot of good material out there anyway. A lot of chronic illnesses aren’t responding beautifully to the carnivore diet or the ketovore diet. Dr. Anthony Chaffee, MD, Dr. Ken Berry, MD, Dr. Shawn Baker, MD, Dr. Thomas Seyfried, MD, dr. Jack Kruse, MD, Stephanie keto person (experienced coach with a vast amount of knowledge for the keto approach), Darko Velcek has the most practical and inexpensive way to rehydrate that I have ever seen and it works like a charm, and a helpful eating plan that addresses so many issues in the body. JJ Virgin on inflammation/elimination diets to discover it that are not as strict as what some of the above mentioned doctors recommend. You would be astounded at the list of conditions that are vastly improving though. I hope some of these resources are beneficial to you, and if not, blessings, and I wish you the best on your health journey.
Diversifying your investments and consistently putting your money to work are two lessons I've learnt from these millionaires. When I invest about $250k of my money in stocks this year, I hope to make a return.
You're right. I believe that diversifying investments is the best course of action since it can reduce the impact of a market crisis by spreading money over a variety of asset types, including foreign stocks, bonds, and real estate.
I don't have the time to carefully evaluate my investments and research particular stocks because of my hectic work schedule. I have therefore hired a financiiaI advisr to actively manage my portfolio for the last seven years in order to adjust to the state of the market. I've been able to successfully traverse the financial environment by using this method to make well-informed judgements about when to buy and sell. Maybe you ought to think about taking a similar strategy.
How can I participate in this? Since I sincerely want to build a secure financial future, I am thrilled to participate. Who motivates you to achieve what you have?
Simply look up *Elizabeth Colleen Nurre* . The information you need to work with a correspondence to schedule an appointment would be included.
Thank you for the lead. I searched her site up and filled the form. I hope she gets back to me soon.
Social capital wow! So true! As we get older our time seems so limited and it’s definitely a lot more challenging. We do think about our loved ones, and you’re right why not take that extra step to let them know we are thinking of them! Great content as always Rose 🌹 Thank you!
Tip: I’m a student and I also travel 1 hour each way to work. I eventually realised that I could study while driving via podcasts related to the subject area
just recently i have been using my free time to gather information and inspiration from people like you. thank you so much for sharing these things! it's soo real and helpful.
same here))) it helps a lot to stick to my financial goals and learn about more ways to achieve them
Such a good girl you are 😍😍 .. love hearing others thriving!! I to got rich with investing , anyone can do this with smart decisions, get outta that rat race people and live to work....not work to live 👏.. im 35 and live completely off my dividend portfolio!!! U can do it to
Hey, what kind of investing? 😊
Very accurate and uplifting. Some of these I do or try to do but I didn't feel successful until now, you gave me really good examples on how to be more successful in doing these. Thank you very much, God bless!
Thank you rose for making this video. I entering my 30s next year and I strongly believe this will make a big change in my life. I appreciate every tip you share! Let’s see how I would change in the next 12 months
Excellent video Rose ☺️🫶🏽Thank you as always for sharing
Loved the way you hv explained with possible examples ....it jus shows how u hv implemented them in your Life...i needed this in my life....Thanks dear❤
Appreciate your continued dedication to helping average folks try to build wealth and not get rekt in the process, I love your confidence so keep shrugging off the naysayers. Your experience is clear and I look forward to your pragmatic and bullish viewpoints in a world that’s increasingly easy to get caught up in the constant negativity and bearish sentiment.... Long & short-term trading is generally safer, allowing investors to weather market volatility. I have managed to grow a nest egg of around 100k to a decent 432k in the space of a few months... I'm especially grateful to Evelyn Infurna, whose deep expertise and traditional trading acumen have been invaluable in this challenging, ever-evolving financial landscape.
As a newbie, what do I need to do? How can I invest, on which platform? If you know, please share. I'm new to this, please how can I contact her?
Use her name to quickly conduct an internet search.
She's often interacts on Telegrams, using the user-name.
@Infurnaevely1
I searched for her complete name on the internet and located her page. I then sent an email and scheduled a meeting to converse with her; now, I'm awaiting her response.
Instant sub! ❤ thank you for sharing these valuable tips!
Awesome tips! It all comes down to consistency and organization. Your parents must be very proud of you! Thank you and many blessings to you 🙏
Aristotle believed that 'We are what we repeatedly do.
Excellence, then, is not an act but a habit.' Small, consistent actions build the foundation for success.
Focus on the tiny habits that align with your vision, and watch them transform your life over time.
I like your videos because you mention practical steps one can use or follow and actually see the progress.
Great video! I'm stuck on #19... I have decades of leadership experience but unfortunately, what comes with leadership is you typically have someone (or in my case multiple admin people) do all the little things for you. I find it daunting to have to learn these skills to simply launch a UA-cam channel or IG page to generate income (or similar skills). I've gotten so used to "big picture/high level" thinking that I seemed to have forgotten the basics. It feels overwhelming.
I used to watch your videos years ago when I first read Rich Dad, poor Dad. Now I'm back in the entrepreneurial and back to watching your videos. Loving your consistency and such HIGH value content!
Thank you. You remind me about my financial goals.
The focus on tiny habits instead of drastic changes is refreshing and inspiring. Thank you
You're so sweet , ..love all your information .
a lot of information to take in but I have took notes and at 62 ... my kids are on their own , I have grandbabies now and looking at my retirement . you're going to be very helpful for me , ... thank you young lady , wish you all the best .
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This was one of the most complete and comprehensive approaches, in achieving an overall state of balance, in living a most harmonious and productive life. On the most general and simplest of terms.Thank you🌹🖐️😊
Listen to Jim Rohn for content like this. That's where she got these tips.
I love this .....i believe this knowledge is going to make a huge difference in my life,Thank you Rose.
This gotta be the best video ive watched on youtube. Hands down 🎉❤ thanks
I don’t make a grocery list. I take photos of my fridge & cabinets then put a couple of notes on those pictures as needed. Efficiency saves $$ 😊
Handy tip
Wow what an idea!
All your adivises are GOLD! Thank you for sharing. You have no clue how your vlog changed and benefitted me. From the bottom of my heart, THANK YOU! ❤
Your videos have helped me move from analysis paralysis to making some long-term investments. Thank you!!
Thank you Rose. This was such a great list! I'm so proud of myself coz I saw that I've actually been doing most of these already 😅❤
Your content is amazing and priceless. Thank you so much for chairing ❤
I’m listening this podcast in the morning… I feel exhausted with her speech tempo (just like sprint 😂), so I try to reduce the speed from normal to 0.75… boom! Now I enjoy listen her 20 tiny habits…
Go to the settings to slowdown the speed of the video.
I dont feel your way. Im listening it in the monrnig as well. For me her tempo ok and I really enjoy it.
I found I could skip the list and save a ton of money by ordering groceries and having them delivered. I can set my budget and plan my meals and add stuff as we run out throughout the week. Go through the cart and pull stuff out til it fits your budget. No impulse purchases and I have energy to organize it when it gets here.
Love the positive energy and power!!
Thank you Rose. Your video is heaven sent. I usually leave everything to chance. Thanks again
Literally cleaning while listening to this YT while talking about Tiny Habit #14!! Great video, lots of fantastic tips for everyone to take away.
Thank you for this amazing video, Rose. I couldn’t help but notice your nail color is the same as the book next to you 🤭😊
Would you recommend saving and investing at least a little while I pay off my debt? It will take me 36 months. I am already retired. I hope to pay off my debt sooner with a side hustle but my question is do I save/invest while I retire the debt?
That will help in how you feel overall, but way out the debt interest versus the investment although investments do need time 😊
Yes not a straight out answer but giving you room to decide
Pay a bit extra every month towards your debt. You will be done in a year. It helps so much to pay more than the actual minimum, cuts so much time.
@@justbekind2024 that won’t work for me. I’m heavily in debt.
If you have a low interest mortgage, it's fine to do some investing. For high interest debt such as credit cards, pay that off ASAP.
Thaks Rose! Very helpful!
Great time well spent I just wrote down every time I use my credit card and use it once a week for groceries I've saved $300 per month, to put on my cc balance
Worth taking notes From you. I love the Why I am Awesome folder❤ just hearing it gives me a confident boost. Gotta start creating one. Also, the eat the frog. This is soo true. Thanks for this gem of a video.
Thanks Rose
Great video. Really useful tips👍🏾
Thanks for the information. Very useful
I found this video very very useful, the information regarding procrastination and non negotiable investing. Thank you -loving your hair colour.
Very informative! Thanks for sharing ❤
This is making me feel so good. Thank you for the motivation.
This video was AWESOME!!
I was doing about 5 of the 20 things. I like all of these… really practical ❤
I really enjoyed and felt good listening to your advices, many thanks!
Great tips - subscribing! ❤❤❤
New subscriber first. Awesome video! Thank you!
Great video! Will be watching again with my pen and paper to take down all the helpful information given. New sub! ❤
‘Eat that Frog’ by Brian Tracy for anyone who would like to read the whole book, its a great one.
You da best Rose! Soo glad to have found you. Such value in your contents! 💗
This is such a survival tip
Thank you ❤
Thank you so much for your video. Hands down, one of the best 'Habits to make you rich' videos. Most of the time they are not worth your time. Great content, great explanations!
I’ve had my head in the sand for the past few years and it has finally caught up with me. Now I’m $90k in debt and filing for bankruptcy 😔 You’re tips are 100% what I should’ve been doing this whole time. 😤😭
Correction: It’s “ your “ tips “ not “ you’re”.
@@evergreen7213thank you, oh wise one. You’re correkshun of my fones autocorrected spelling airer is a life savor! 😚
@@evergreen7213 your so right! 😃 thank you for you’re input! 🤡
@@evergreen7213 your a genius! I could’ve used you’re corrections years ago! 😃
You literally confirmed 90% of what I’ve been doing! Nice to hear. Liked & subscribed!❤
Being drop dead gorgeous helps too!❤❤❤
This was an awesome video! I've listed these items in a new tab on my expenses spreadsheet.
Fab video - just got my daughter's to watch it - and one of them asked about your make up/finish/bronzer & which one you use! Of couse she enjoyed the content but wanted me to ask you!! :)
What a great list of tiny habits. Thank you Rose for your generosity ❤
Incredible insight at 15:40 about taking action before feeling ready. Thanks for the motivation! 😍😍
Such an incredible podcast❤... love your energy... These are such a tiny habits that can really make so many changes in life .
Currently at tiny habit #4. What are the index funds you put your money in (if you’re ok sharing them)?I have a fidelity account and have a couple of index funds I put my money in, automatically every month, but I believe I could pick better index funds.
Very helpful thanks for the tips and motivation!!
Simple and useful tips. I loved how you gave examples as well. Great video❤
Thank you for sharing, appreciate your content!! 🙏
SUch a great video!. Sending this to my young adult son and his girlfriend to learn to start building too ❤ Thanks ,Rose
Loving the videos! Thank you for everything that you do! Wondering if you could post your smoothie recipe you drink every morning 🥰
There are base things that I buy at Costco -my single source olive oil, My basmati rice and massive jar of chopped garlic etc. and then there are lots of interesting cool and tasty things at Costco, which I only buy when they are the loss leader. I remind myself when I see something that I really enjoy that sometime during the year it’s definitely going to be on a loss leader and I can stock up on it then. That keeps me from buying that item at full price and keeps my budget nice and low
Love your channel, Rose!
Lucky to find out your channel Rose ❤
Thank you Rose
I really like this one! There is some great content here to further explore, consider, and develop systems around. A really good starting point.
I like this a lot. It is very helpful for just those like me who are just trying to motivate myself out of depression to
Keep living. I appreciate it.
i absolutely love this. really amazing tips i never thought of, thank you so much you got yourself a new subscriber!
I’m so grateful for you valuable sharing. This video is life transforming❤
Excellent video! Thank you.
Love your summaries at the end of your videos.
This is treasure! ❤ inspiring and valuable tips
Love this video! Thank you so much!
Common sense but good to have someone to remind it ! Love your videos, worked for me !
I saw your book available for pre-order on Amazon. Congratulations! 🎊
thanks. I’m doing a side hustle that will be applied to debt but I feel better knowing I’m saving a little at least. The interest rates are mid-teens or lower.
Not everything you said I think apply to me , some of them I already do but the documenting acomplishments really changed my perspective .
Love your energy! Always constructive and inspiring ❤
Thank you! This is such great treasure!