Most Former Athletes and Famous People Are Struggling, You Have a Small Window To Get Rich, Warning!
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He is facing F2 , M2, &2 M1 s must see video BLACK OWNER OF PRIVATE
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Thanks.
On point. I finished college, respiratory therapist, made a killing during COVID...didn't ball out but became debt free, bought a 2007 car cash, now reaping the benefits of those decisions. I hope people listen.
Im an rt there is no balling for sure
Made a Killing.. During Covid??🤔 Seriously??🤨 Come on Man..😂😎
Yup best thing to do is pay cash for a car. Save up my money from 13 to 24 . 2014 bought my si for 19k cash saved the rest and still adding to the pile to this day
Same here, except i've never even had a super good job, just lived super cheap with roommates, enjoying cheap activities (gym, and video games) avoided bad habits, and invest a lot of my excess funds most of my twenties. My last car was a 07 Acura, Can now buy most new cars in cash and did so in may (2022 IS350 f-sport)
it's what you can keep and how you invest. Income is just a force multiplier for good or bag spending habits.
covid/killing 🤭
I’m 66 yrs old. I grew up poor, I learned early how to respect money because it is a force for good or evil. I learned how to invest in the stock market. Once you learn to respect it you won’t abuse it. You won’t clout chase or try to keep up with the Jones or impress anyone because they are not important at the end of the day. I didn’t buy designer wear but I did dress very nice my entire life. I purchased my first property in the hood. I learned how to do home repairs. I Maximized my 401k grew my money. Paid cash for cars. Retired at 50 yrs old. I travel the world, I only had 1 credit card I paid off debt monthly. Gave to charity because it does come back to you. I travel the world, enjoy my life because I invested in me at a early age now I’m financially secure. I have purchased 4 houses sold 3 and made money off all.
I forgot to mention I was a teenage mother had my 1st child at 14, 16. So nothing is impossible.
That's I need to leaen
So many of us have not realized how Giving is an investment in our universal bank ❤
Selling a house for more than you paid doesn't necessarily mean 'making money '
Amen
@@edwardc.8031
Why not ?
Getting rich doesn't mean that you may stay rich.
Correct
That’s the hardest part
It's not about how much money you make, it's about how much you keep
- Abraham Lincoln
100% real talk!
Yea true, thats the hard part
Free your mind and your ass will follow. It's YOUR duty to get smart, get educated in ways that matter, and grow your abilities. Anton is worth listening to. Wise men make money but live BENEATH our means so we gain financial security.
I agree
No one stays rich by spending all the money
George clinton😂😂
Ain’t none these dudes really getting money they just all talk feed off regular hard working people
@@tupaclife6131 i see that as well.
"A fool and his money soon part". So true and words to live by.
Tips:
1. Manage your own money.
2. Hire a professional accounting firm with a good business reputation to answer your questions and educate you on market investments.
3. Pay your taxes.
4. Don't invest in businesses that you don't have experience in, cause you will lose your money.
5. Don't buy overpriced luxurious stuff that becomes worthless when you walk out the door.
6. Help some family and friends but ket them know it's a one time gift. Don't support them.
7. Buy one nice home that's not a giant overpriced mansion that's expensive to maintain and high property taxes.
8. Exercise some self control when it comes groupies so you don’t wind up in a litany of paternity suits by siring multiple kids with different women. You will be hit with a child support amount that is based on what you are making as a highly paid athlete at that time. Each “seed you plant” puts you on the hook for 18 years. It is very unlikely that you will be earning that kind of money, or anything close to it for 18 years. The courts don’t care. Good luck getting the support reduced and paying the legal fees to do so. Can’t pay? Sit in a cell where you definitely won’t be making any money and the back child support keeps climbing. Not worth it for some random hook ups that you won’t even remember 2 weeks later, until you get that paternity test result and the hefty bill that goes along with it.
On a much smaller scale, there are plenty of everyday working people with ample incomes who do not know how to manage. They're always a half block away from financial disaster. Spending money on consumer goods and pricey toys that won't pay them back. Throwing around money to impress people who they don't like and who don't like them. House rich, car rich, wardrobe rich and cash poor. I see it so much.
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@@rudolphsmith1022 hard pass
My old personal trainer played as a backup for the raiders.
He ultimately got his MD from Harvard now, he used his money for his education.
Wow,!
smart guy
MDs are just salesmen for pharmaceutical companies. No honour in the profession anymore.
Richest Man in Babylon. That book has everything one needs.
Correct
I’ve decided that I’ll pay off my house first. I have a 30 year mortgage. 11 years in, and in 4 years or less I’ll be mortgage free
You’re off to a good start. Congratulations!
Do you really need to?
The game is deep.
You won’t regret it. Debt free is the way to go.
Its crazy how much we pay for a box to stay safe..then people pay alot for another box on wheels to move around...
Larry Bird was called cheap by his teammates, but now they get angry when he doesn’t give them money. He warned them all when they where all younger and playing.
3 of my friends are former professional athletes nfl and nba and I saw one of my friend at the gas station and I thought he was homeless.
Preach brother. People lose money in real estate too and you have to be ready to take that loss without losing everything.
Being rich ain’t everything. Mo money mo problems. Look for balance and a good supportive family.
Facts.
It feels good to live on a budget. Spend less than you make. Save .20 of what u make forever youll be all good
Thats what joseph told pharosh,. Before the famine
Genesis 37
Save one fifth
I think a lot of understanding finance starts early at home. I really urge families with young kids to start teaching them about credit, investing early, living below your means and deferred gratification. Because the school system teaches kids how to work and spend.
Amen!!!
Those athletes that make money instead of blowing it and splurging should invest.
Gold! I'm in the music industry which is notorious for selling the dream of fame and fortune. And for some that's true. But for most of us "middle class" musicians it's job like any other. And I personally know of individuals who were on top less than 20 years ago who now are back to the day job/ night gig/ weekend gig business model. As a matter of fact that's why famous musicians make most of their money through endorsement and entrepreneurial pursuits.
Amil from rocafella remember her? She was last seen working at kmart
Great looking property my guy. We can’t wait to see the final build.
I was watching the jobs that made it through the pandemic. Get a job others are going to always need no matter what. Success is the LITTLE things the little everyday habits.
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Epe buy houses when they are in their younger years, but have difficulty in their older years because of health problems not being able to do maintenance or repairs. When they have to hire younger people to do repairs or renovations, they realize that labor, parts, supplies is ver6 expensive. Many properties have deteriorated because there is a shortage of skilled construction laborers. Putting emphasis on making profits over putting emphasis on teaching and training young people how to build, repair, properly take care is the main problem real estate has many problems. Anybody can buy a house, but not many can take care of keeping it in great condition.
Thanks for the advice Anton. More prosperity to you.
Always pay yourself first number one. Always put money asideand like you said. Understand that your money making window may not be as big as you think. It is pay off your house.
Pay off your vehicles, keep your debt 0 Or very low.
Keep your credit usage slow. Because it's gonna get to a point where you're not gonna be able to make the money you used to make
This is where i am now. House paid off at the end of the year and im so happy because my pressure is off.
@@dixbowman3452 Especially as black men, when we fall off or have a hard time, nobody is coming to help us. So as long as we have our own shelter and some of the things that we need for get esthetics. As long as you can still maneuver on your own as best you can. That's all that matters for get keeping up with the Jones's. My cousin was talking about your car's a little older and I'm like my best friend is a mechanic who knows what he's doing. Instead of paying a $1000 car note put money aside to get your car's fixed. If need be, make sure you have income to keep the taxes up on your house. And just coast
@@kevinalexander8708 i tell people the TORTISE WON THE RACE. Media and such wants you to be the hare getting quick but you get poor that way because u spend as soon as u get instead of saving & investing.
Thanks Anton, i needed to hear this, you a solid individual for this..
Always a Gem on these vids
Hello thanks for the video, I was a single parent of 2 boys and I preached everything you said to know avail. I hope the young people hear you and apply it.
I appreciate these type of messages
It all boils down to being smart with your money. It's no different than someone like me who had two different types of "carriers" - one as a restaurant manager for 16 years and then as a worker (various jobs) in a manufacturing plant for the last twenty five years of my working life. Nothing is different other than the amount of money I made in comparison to the people you're talking about here. I learned something a LONG, LONG time ago about money - but I should have learned it long before that because I went through some very tough times too, but some was out of my control and I still had to deal with it. It's very simple, and it's actually an old adage ....... "It's not what you make, it's what you spend". If someone simply lives within their means, and - here's the really important part - starts very young in a 401k or some other type of retirement account like a ROTH or other IRA, you'll most likely be fine. Also, if someone wants to use credit? Cool. I have and still do regularly. However, you pay the balance off COMPLETELY each month, and one other thing concerning it; you don't need any more than two cards, maximum. Not to sound harsh, but MOST of the people who are struggling, ESPECIALLY people who once made a VERY good (comparably speaking to the "average" person) aren't very smart with money, or at least not smart financially - I'm not saying they aren't "smart" in general. Hire a professional to invest and learn how to say NO to people who may want to take advantage of you or possibly want to "guilt" you into helping them. The bottom line is this; we're all adults, and we are all responsible for ourselves. I've been almost broke a few times in my life, but I made it. I never made more than 60 or so thousand any year in my life, and that was right before I retired, and I was solidly "average" in earning my whole working life. You don't need to make a LOT of money to have a good and comfortable and secure life. You just need to be smart with money and live within your means and resist buying the newest whatever that comes out. I just was smart with spending, and even if you don't have a lot extra to put away at times - and that's understandable - just be SMART with money and live within your means. I watch a LOT of videos about - mostly young people and their finances - and it's STUNNING to me how naive and plain STUPID they are with money and borrowing. I watch videos of people in their mid twenties and even older who have a hundred grand in debt. Incredible. They're just ruining their future ability to build a life. People NEED to be educated at a young age about finances.
2. Antoine Walker
The star forward for the Celtics and the Heat had to sell his 2006 championship ring that he obtained with the Miami Heat. His ring sold for a reported $21,500. He had to file bankruptcy in 2010, only two years after retirement, claiming to be more than $12 million in debt. Walker has publicly admitted to struggling with a gambling addiction. This is a sad revelation, considering he earned more than $100 million in his career.
I gambled with him at the hard rock casino many times .sad
If you keep doing positive vlogs like this, I’m going to subscribe. Nice to see you not talking about things that divide us. ❤
I am a warehouse/logistics manager by trade. But I am also a CDL A holder, Diesel and small engines mechanic. I’m doing ok even on a worst day.
Great stuff Anton! Kp it up!!!
There was an actor in Hollywood who knew he wasn't no Clint Eastwood, so the money he made he invested in Rvs. He then rented those RVs to the movie studios for the actors and directors, so they could live on site of the shootings! Dude did better than acting!
Good one. Success is “the accomplishment of an aim or purpose.” Success does not mean $$, that is different. Everyone has their own meaning.
Highly recommend “The Richest Man in Babylon”
Great book!
This is very sensible advice. Very sensible advice. Good job.
I’m all about that generational wealth!
Cdl is my skill. Goal to be a local owner operator
@shaydesofblue2281 looking to get into that business. Is cdl good to get into if you start at an older age or is it a young man's game?
@@fishstix6976you can start at any age it’s never to late
word is that market is oversaturated, especially when folks jumped in during the pandemic when so much money was being made. Now, many of those folks have surrendered their rigs and left the business. I'd say wait until trucking washes back to normal before jumping in too hard and heavy. Freight is light these days. Good luck. Be safe.
Cdl local crude oil hauler here. Best thing to do in this market is find a high paying company job in a niche you’re comfortable in. Owner operators ain’t bringing in what they used to. Several are here working with me in the oilfield as company drivers. Good luck
O/O just know what you doing and you can retire by 40 easily!!!!!
New Subscriber....Thank you, Good Info
Just live below your means
Great perspective and advice!
Respect sir, new subscriber. Do good and good will come back to you; my number one rule.
Great listening as always bro
Anton is the only one that keeps it real.
Beautifully said
Anton said "And I make a lot of money".💪
This is Nothing but facts big bruh . I appreciate your life advice. I’m 31 and still tryna figure out how to Get Rich. Salute 🫡
Best sound advice yet!
Solid 💯🥂info ...thanks you for being there
1. Randy Brown
Randy Brown was a great energy boost off the bench for the Chicago Bulls in their quest for a second three-peat. He stayed with the Bulls afterwards and became a starter for the team. After retirement he got into coaching and management, but ran into hard times in 2008-09. He was fired from his coaching job and in August that year Mr. Brown had to file chapter 7 bankruptcy and was ordered to sell his championship rings. He got $53,833 for them.
Great Topic!!!
Learn Real Estate! I can’t tell you how many people have no idea on it!
SAVE all the time!
Quit spending money on Cars and such!
Don’t take on consumer debt!
Understand Compounding, it IS as good as they say it is!
Great advice most if us end up living beyond our means it takes alot of discipline to live a more simple life
Uncle Ant the new Tony Robbins. I made more money in one day trading equities than 90% of NBA players make in a year. Dunno why athletes are glorified.
Great advice brother Anton 💪💯
@2:54
my skillset outside of being a truck driver is scalp trading stock options.
There's discord groups as well for those who want to learn how to trade higher timeframes.
Average scalp trader makes $1k to $5k per day, Monday through Friday.
Buy assets not liabilities
Thanks for sharing, great content.
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Well said. I agree.
Your 3 pointers are good advice. I personally need to find another income in the meantime.
Thanks Anton for this valuable and informative episode enlightening us up on whats really happening keep bringing the gems peace and blessings.
From a wrkng artist of 30plus years: i ALWAYS had to have a survival job, as we call it in the industry.
This is a great video. Thank you....
I like this video, thank you!! And I’d definitely like more videos like this!!
MR. Daniels, thank you for the video.
Thank you AD!
Love ❤ your video energy and entrepreneurial insights, would love to do a collab with you in the near future. Thank you. 🙏 Dan Belsky
Thanks brother !🙏🏾❤️
Today’s 2-15-2024, this is the best video I have seen this year. And highly likely the best one I’ll see this year.
Good advice coming from a young man. Have a plan and keep it real. It’s take discipline.
Thank you. I appreciate you💯❤️🔥
Man you said some very valuable things in this video. Real life facts
Great advice and hopefully young and older people take heed. Everybody won’t achieve Anton’s level, but that’s okay because you can still live a good life by doing the things he speaks about to gain the lifestyle you want. I played golf with a group of guys for decades and we’re all retired except one and of we’re all at different levels and we all free from working since age 55-60 and it’s great to know you’re secure and enjoying life.
Thank you!
It's a big difference in telling people how to do something instead of showing them. You said you met the right people. The average person with 1 million dollars doesn't met the people you have met. How many people you know wanted to invest money and you introduced them to the people you know. Now since I've said that I know someone that has plenty of money lets just say my father N law, Now he has made good investments he is almost 80 years old I know I can ask him for whatever amount of money I need. One thing I've learned over the years is that people that has plenty of money love to tell people what to do with their money, but never show you how to do it. Now if I said Anton I have 500k since you have relationships and know people that I don't let me go in with you in your business adventures since you are so successful what would you say to that? Everybody knows in order to not go broke don't throw your money away that's common knowledge. The problem is no one ever introduce you to the connection. It's like nobody wants to see you do better than them. But with that said what can Anton and I do with this 500k I got sitting here not doing anything with?
Chill out foo
Focus on what you can control, stay prepared
You could open a brokerage account. Buy $500k of VOO or SPY. They are low-cost ETF's that track the S&P 500. That essentially buys you a small fraction of the entire US stock market, which is basically the entire US economy, which has proven time after time after time to be one of the best investments in centuries. Then go live your life, come back to your account in 15 years. If it matches the historical average, you'll have well over $2M in that account. A lot of people will say, "buy real estate". I'd be very cautious. Everything tolled, the S&P 500 usually beats real estate in the long term. One great advantage of real estate is leverage -- you can borrow money cheaply to buy an asset with higher returns. You can do the same with the stock market/S&P 500, but it's quite a bit more technical and really meant for sophisticated investors with high risk tolerance and long time horizons. I'd guess you won't do any of this because: (1) You want the money now, now, now, now! (2) You think you have to work for it. You don't. Literally, the hard work is just leaving it alone no matter what. (3) You think if it's that easy, everybody would be doing it. They are. Many intelligent people with savings are. (4) If it's that easy, you think you must be able to do better! No. Turns out that for most practical purposes, the economy needs your investment capital/savings more than it needs your labor. Crazy, isn't it? But it's true. (5) You don't really have $500k. [Not investment advice. Just trying to spread some general knowledge for general educational purposes.]
Nice content
great advice uncle A !
Preach! They on the internet make it seem so easy to be in real estate!
Hell of a revelation
This is AMAZING advice❤
It’s what I did. Retired US Army in 2015. I invested big time into stocks, mutual funds and maxed out a Roth IRA and still do. Even though I made rank and retired as an officer, I lived like an E5 Sergeant. I invested the rest. I’m 51 now and do what I want. I work by choice. I thank my grandfather who was born in 1907 who instilled that saving and investing seed in me. Sheer hard work, discipline, and time in the market. 🤷♂️
Facts 💯🎯🥇
Interesting topic ❗💯🔥👍
I am in my mid 60’s and have been in the electrical field since I was 15 and was not out work at anytime during the mid part of my career I worked for a company and retired for 26 years and then for a period of time for my self in same field and now setting back comfortably every thing paid off pension social security insurance paid so short story you don’t be a pro athlete but be smart do what you love
Forty one years and some! Wishing you a great 2024 and beyond. tHanks for a fun video
Great content
Great video
Nice video, "skill set" what's your skill set you mentioned that you went to college, can you elaborate on your college career?
Watch ESPN's 30 for 30 called "Broke" it's eye opening!
He’s 100% right,but I doubt kids will listen.Im a retired MD.I’ve told many young doctors the same thing.They usually just assume I’m stupid and they would never be dumb enough to fall for investment schemes that might turn on them.I finally realized they only wanted my approval on some of their ideas not my advice.
#GoodHabits#GoodChoices always matter!!!
well said
I love your Shirt My Brother.
My cousin husband played a few yrs for the seahawks…left the league and became a police officer…
My old weight training coach in HS played for the Steelers in the 70’s. He was arrested a few years after I graduated for shoplifting at a pharmacy. Sad.
This your best video ❤
Thank you Anton! But who really has the discipline to take your advice and execute it. Most people are living for the moment.
Excellent
- Don’t get your 1st job and go out and buy a brand new Civic and drop $3500 on new wheels. Get a reliable vehicle and start saving for a two family house that will generate passive income and then buy another.
Now you can use spatial computing to perform your due diligence
Author Donald Jeffries came out with a recent book on this topic called, "On Borrowed Fame". The book gets into how many former celebrities have gone broke or are struggling economically like many regular American working folks. Very interesting book, a fascinating read which makes it go by quick.