Shifting Financial Gears | Diana Green | TEDxGrandJunction
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- Опубліковано 14 жов 2024
- Green explores the opposing forces that influence our values about money, including now vs. later and wants vs. needs. Based in Grand Junction, Colorado, Diana is a CPA with more than 20 years of experience in personal finance. She founded the money management website Buck the Budget and is the author of Money for Teenagers. Diana is a Certified Public Accountant with more than twenty years of experience in individual tax and personal finance. Personally, she has long prioritized building wealth as quickly as possible while also enjoying a comfortable lifestyle along the way. Professionally, she thrives in helping clients to accelerate wealth building and achieve financial freedom.
Diana operates her own tax practice here in Grand Junction. She is the founder and creator of the money management website Buck the Budget and author of the book Money for Teenagers. She is the CFO of the Beanstalk Foundation and former CFO of Stolberg Equity Partners. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx
I’m reading a lot of comments like ‘you didn’t explain how to make money, it’s useless’. I think it’s quite obvious that’s not the purpose of the video! She’s just trying to change the mindset of teenagers in order to save some money for the future to be more independent. I am totally agree
Great speech and analogies to real life and useful. She lives what she teaches. Great advice
What a great inspiration!!! Thanks a lot Diana.
Yes !!!
“Wealth consists not in having great possessions, but in having few wants.”
--Epictetus
Amazing ☑️☑️
“When money realizes that it is in good hands, it wants to stay and multiply in those hands.”
Thank you for this video
This is an important message especially for young people...speaking from experience 🙄
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When money realizes that it is in good hands, it wants to stay and multiply in those hands.
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That blue background makes the person in front of it look unusually three-dimensional. It's a special quality of a certain shade of blue. I bends differently in the lens of your eye and thereby produces that effect.
“Money often costs too much.”
-Ralph Waldo Emerson
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Great advice.
Some great points. I’m not sure why it is accepted that contributing to your 401K is a legitimate act of savings. It’s not.
Replace "SAVE" with "INVEST" 🤘
ATM 🤣 ummmmm everything in moderation (your friend) great advice 👍
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I think the best way to advocate for the rights of humans is directly as someone part of a discriminated group actually standing up for their rights. That's why I feel compelled to at some point be in such a position. Remaining sheltered from the wrath of the current economic system is not a good way to address it. I will live without money, fighting for my rights (going on hunger strikes every so often). When offerred a job I like, I will ask for no pay. If they pay me, I will strike.
Who’s saving up for the future? 🙋♀️
Am I the only person who saw this thumbnail and instantly though it was 3D ?
Lol me too.. I kept staring it for minutes and felt she was coming nearer 😂
YES 🤣🤣
⚠If you are raised with- or has taught yourself a healthy sense of economy, such as the one this woman's, then be careful not to let anyone into your life before you know how *they* value money!⚠
At least keep your savings a secret to them, no matter how much trouble they get themselves into(because of their own poor savings skills...), cause no matter how many times people like that say they will pay you back, they will not be able to as you are probably not the first one they borrow from, so you will be in a long line that keeps growing x3
I've let toxic partners trick me into using my savings over the past decade (that's basicly everything I have saved up from the moment I moved out🙈), so I have lived as her friend, but with a negative account, for all those years and is not going to have anything for later now, which was my 16/yo-self's biggest concern....🙈
Well, except for anxiety and a depression 😂
Same with my partner! Every time I build up a savings again here comes some medical bill they can't pay.
Thanks for highlighting this consideration. It's hard to recognise toxic people until you've experienced it yourself. Good luck 👍 hopefully you earn more now - my earnings in my early career was so low, it made no difference saving.
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“Flattery is telling the other person precisely what they think about themselves.” “Use what language you will,” said Ralph Waldo Emerson,
Let them eat cake😎
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I'm not sure what the heck happened I had another channel on I walked out of the room to make a cup of tea I come back ... this is on ...
🦋lol to be young! I learned fast to work hard & get paid. Now that I’m older it’s like how did I pay my rent, my dead beat bf’s rent & bills - to be young
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Ok:overall Knowledge 🦋🦋🦋
Por qué no es con subtítulos
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Nonsense! This is only possible if the salary allows it. And if it is barely enough for food, then there is nothing to save...
Yeah, the prices you have to pay for a proper place to live nowadays can make it hard to eat and save save up money at the same time 🙈
You can move further away from cities, but then you will probably just have to spend a lot of those saved money on transportation, so I cannot see a way to do this anymore, either...
Except for living in a ghetto perhaps, as those can be both close to cities and have cheap apartments 😊💡
Desperado5501 What, are you ok? This is a ted talk.
@Desperado5501 then why are you here??
@@1Pineapple I would be happy to move to earth. Unfortunately, this also requires money. And in addition, I am tied to the city as a disabled person (sorry, I don't know how it is in English. in General, I am terminally ill and cannot live without medication).
Desperado5501 then why are you subscribed to tedxtalk
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But you didn't tell us how to earn money in early age, since we are totally depend on parents money.
We Got to figure it out ☑️☑️☑️
Earning money in an early age is called investing, think on that for a bit 😉
@@terrorbilly1 yes but where to invest how to earn money.
Wealth is a mentality, which most American have a poor one.
saved since i was around 5 years old
Pay yourself
I had a banana bike when I was younger I'm a boy and it was a girl bike it was like yellow and pink and had streamers but I got the streamers off but I grew up in the hood and someone still stole that bike so now I just stare into the sun
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She resembles Mr Steven Pinker..the american Psychologist in her physique and talk
Other than superpowes , the whole world will suffer
Yo got Ten I got Eight.
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Every single thing you buy is technically an investment.
Saving is very poor old terminology.. Investing and developing passive income are new now. for eg. U would have rented ur car..
I have to disagree about the rental car. For $1,800 she bought a car that lasted 7 years, how many thousands would that have cost with using a rental?
@@ARasputinaFan Dear I'm talking about renting self car on not required days and earn rather then parking. In the given situation...
@@StayPOSH143 Ah, renting out her car! Great idea! I looked into that and the increased car insurance wasn't worth it to me.
Yep I can be Jewish to