3 Daily Habits That Made Me A Millionaire

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  • @AnthonyVicino
    @AnthonyVicino  2 роки тому +60

    Hey friends, appreciate you watching. I hope you got some value from this one.
    If you want to keep up with my weekly musings on productivity, business, really just how I try to make progress - I have a newsletter you might want to subscribe to:
    www.anthonyvicino.com/newsletter

    • @be-found4kids506
      @be-found4kids506 2 роки тому +1

      Great value sir. Knowledge does two things. Brings in new idea or Endorse a conceived idea for friutition.
      Discovering you has been a great booster to my

    • @AnthonyVicino
      @AnthonyVicino  2 роки тому

      @@be-found4kids506 Psyched to hear that!

    • @MrUcruise
      @MrUcruise 2 роки тому +3

      Mr Vicino, Read my first Newsletter and frankly I was left speechless to say the least. It woke me up and it took me forward at hyper speed. I’m looking forward to the next one upon hitting my 📥 inbox. I’m glad I stumbled upon your podcast. The narrative and commentary is second to none.
      There is no fluff just pure 🔥 fire.
      I’m no groupie, just know greatness
      When I see it. I Salute you for your
      Accomplishments.
      Sincerely,
      Carlos V

    • @AnthonyVicino
      @AnthonyVicino  2 роки тому +1

      @@MrUcruise That's great! Realy glad to hear you got some awesome value from the newsletter so far. We'll do our best to keep delivering amazing content each week!

    • @felimathsacademy
      @felimathsacademy 2 роки тому

      I think I'm benefitting more than required.... you're really a source of wisdom

  • @shubhamchandra9258
    @shubhamchandra9258 2 роки тому +337

    1. Learning / reading books
    2. Critical thinking. (Most people can't think critically and correctly)
    3. Doing (bringing ideas into existence. Not consuming too much from the internet. Don't be good consumer. Be the creator.)

    • @AnthonyVicino
      @AnthonyVicino  2 роки тому +21

      Great breakdown!

    • @Mita7538
      @Mita7538 2 роки тому +3

      I always wonder why people do these silly lists of a video, especially one of such great importance. It's in the actual listening, absorption can have its place. No one on the planet truly seeking to be successful needs your shortcut. You waisted your time doing it and the growth of others who read it without listening to the valuable advice provided by the speaker.

    • @jessiecrismaata5696
      @jessiecrismaata5696 2 роки тому +14

      @@Mita7538 Maybe you're not just a target audience for these comments. I browse down to these comments to get some context, but for most of the time, to get a summary for videos longer than 10 minutes.
      Not that I don't watch long videos, but there's just a lot of backlog on my watchlist that breakdowns make the quality check on videos easier for me to decide.
      The list has got me piqued so Imma watch this later on a longer break.

    • @snorelaxshortz
      @snorelaxshortz Рік тому +8

      @@Mita7538 It's not wasted brother💪

    • @MorneBooysen
      @MorneBooysen Рік тому +4

      It’s because most videos are just voice overs of a script…eg chatGPT generated. Time is money. Most important habit not in these scripts since they make more money the longer you watch.

  • @Geniecool2019
    @Geniecool2019 2 роки тому +133

    Honestly from watching less than 5 of your videos you don't need to show us ur bank acc cos the wisdom in ur words are priceless and fits the status of a millionaire

    • @AnthonyVicino
      @AnthonyVicino  2 роки тому +20

      Glad to hear you've gotten some value from the videos, man. That's awesome!

    • @StrongBoyzz
      @StrongBoyzz 2 роки тому +1

      100%

  • @MH3GL
    @MH3GL Рік тому +26

    On critical thinking...
    One of the things I started doing over the past couple years was: after cooking my own dinner, sitting down to eat that dinner with zero distractions - no phone, no book, no television, no company - just the food and my thoughts. The activity of consuming the food helps pass the time, and the silence allows you to process your own thoughts.

  • @quennietan450
    @quennietan450 2 роки тому +121

    "I don't wanna work any harder than strictly necessary." 💯

    • @AnthonyVicino
      @AnthonyVicino  2 роки тому +9

      Lol. It's true. I'm pretty damn lazy.

    • @Autonomous_Don
      @Autonomous_Don Рік тому +3

      @@AnthonyVicino
      Bruv I’m a stoner with adhd.
      Kill me now😂

    • @Yourdadfather
      @Yourdadfather Рік тому +7

      @@Autonomous_Don you should probably quit drugs bro

    • @fatlz5414
      @fatlz5414 Рік тому

      @@Autonomous_Don You can quit bro I used to be in the exact same position and my life is so much better now that im sober. Im at a point now where I truly don't even desire smoking I let myself break sobriety once every month just so I don't feel like im missing out but when I do it often makes me appreciate being sober. Ultimately what has worked for me is the idea of keeping it out of sight out of mind. Doing that means not having any and if you dont have it dont think about it. If you find yourself thinking about it and cant stop have something that you decide to do instead for me that was meditating. When I was first trying to start I had trouble going for a full month it took me a few attempts to be where I am now. Itss definately possible to quit cold turkey so dont make ecuses for yourself but if you find it too hard then start with smaller intervals of sobriety. You could start with only smoking after 8pm then move to only smoking on weekends then move to once a month. Trust me that through doing this you will be much happier. You should also work to removing any other forms of cheap dopamine to help with your ADHD. I think peope largely are resposible for their own ADHD and while some may be genetic I think thats largely an excuse for most people. I used to supposedly have ADHD but I realized it was actually that I was just addicted to cheap dopamine. Ive never met someone who had ADHD that wasnt also addicted to their phones, videogames, or some other cheap dopamien source. For me quitting that was the cure to my ADHD and I think it would be the cure for most if not all people with ADHD. Search up "Dopamine Detoxing" for more information on how to fix your brains dopamine reward system.

    • @hanchips7
      @hanchips7 Рік тому +2

      @@AnthonyVicino That's not laziness, that's intelligent priority setting.

  • @NeonXXP
    @NeonXXP 2 роки тому +8

    I turn 41 next week. I have spent a lot of time this year contemplating my future. For the first time ever I have felt the ticking clock looming over me. I didn't think I wanted to be rich, just comfortable, and for the last 5 years I have been. My seventeen year military career was ended by injury and now I run a small business from home. It was great to start with, no more answering to anyone! But now I realise it’s not enough, and I need to do more, or my life will just be over before I know it.
    I have taken an important step today and started to document and plan rather than just think. My goals, my finances, my bad habits are getting addressed. Your videos have helped my train of thought so thank you.

    • @AnthonyVicino
      @AnthonyVicino  2 роки тому +1

      Thank you for your service. I'm glad the videos have been helpful on your journey

    • @josephl2027
      @josephl2027 2 роки тому +1

      Im 40 in the same phase. 15 year army, Med released 6 years ago. Ive gained skills, but never seem to do anything with them. Im home learning all day instead of putting anything into action.

  • @chandlerbonvillian1696
    @chandlerbonvillian1696 2 роки тому +34

    Man you have helped me so much in just two videos. I’m 20 and about a year ago I was in the same boat as you doing the sport I loved absolutely broke. That began my journey to starting one company in that sport, handing that off and now running a totally different company, my brand, club primal. I’ve had no mentor and everything I’ve learned is through books and videos like this which is why I wanted to say thank you so much for these videos. It’s hard to weed out who’s making videos to help and who’s making videos for profit. If you offer any kind of coaching or mentorship please let me know.

    • @georgem5512
      @georgem5512 2 роки тому +4

      the part about weeding out is so true. This is my 2nd video I just watched from him and his content is def helping

    • @chandlerbonvillian1696
      @chandlerbonvillian1696 2 роки тому +1

      @@georgem5512 I agree 100%

    • @devinligtelyn404
      @devinligtelyn404 2 роки тому +1

      I just discovered you tonight! Wow, you are very clear and insightful!

    • @chandlerbonvillian1696
      @chandlerbonvillian1696 2 роки тому +1

      @@devinligtelyn404 thank you!

  • @BehindTheScreenz
    @BehindTheScreenz 2 роки тому +12

    I'm 29 years old and something happened to me a week ago where I just felt like I've FINALLY woken up. Like I realized that im not trapped in this box that I've been told to live in my entire life and I cant follow the path of everybody else around me. All the control is in my hands. I learned I have to invest in myself and even tho it's early on I can tell that this isn't a feeling that's going to fade away. It's a new permanent mindset. These videos are great and I appreciate you putting the content out there for those who truly need it!

  • @carl3459
    @carl3459 2 роки тому +6

    Your channel is going to be huge, bro. Glad I am here in the early days.

    • @AnthonyVicino
      @AnthonyVicino  2 роки тому +1

      Dude, I really appreciate you being here as well. Thanks for the support. It means a lot!

  • @shereentham2480
    @shereentham2480 2 роки тому +24

    Great video. "Simple but not easy" is spot on. Been trying to get back to my routine after major life changes. All I need now is focus and motivation.

    • @AnthonyVicino
      @AnthonyVicino  2 роки тому +3

      Life has a way of throwing us off course every now and again. Don't beat yourself up over it. Just get back on the path as quick as possible. You got this, Shereen!

  • @dawnfmEnthusiast
    @dawnfmEnthusiast Рік тому +2

    2:15 this is the best part about you. I love the amount of nuance you being to these conversations. This is also evident in your upriver millionaires video. Keep up the great work!

    • @AnthonyVicino
      @AnthonyVicino  Рік тому +3

      Thank you! I'm glad you dig the nuance (a lot of people don't. they want things to be more cut and dry, black and white). I appreciate you being here!

  • @deviceinside
    @deviceinside 2 роки тому +24

    Brilliant! Just absolutely brilliant! This is by far one of the best Millionaire Habits videos I've seen. Anthony distilled three powerful words that very few people use in their vocabulary, which is "clarity of thought". I've been struggling in the past few weeks to focus and remain consistent with my habits, hence falling back on my goals. This video made me realize how to pick out the most essential things that need my attention, and ruthlessly eliminate all the other non-essentials. Thanks Anthony for sharing your wisdom! Please keep making more informative videos like these :)

    • @AnthonyVicino
      @AnthonyVicino  2 роки тому +2

      Dude, that means a lot. Thanks for your kind words. It's truly appreciated!

  • @vikastiwari6780
    @vikastiwari6780 10 місяців тому +2

    Agree.
    Learning is important part of our life.
    Whatever we do business or job or anything..

  • @stevec404
    @stevec404 2 роки тому +2

    For me, a severe case of childhood PTSD was only uncovered
    and understood after a series of adult traumas. A social failure
    precipitated a nervous breakdown which began a healing journey
    of introspection. A business bankruptcy shocked me into
    becoming a prolific saver. A recent loss of employment has put
    me on a path toward a new business venture. Sadly, it took these
    'negative' events to change the course of my life in a very positive
    way!

    • @AnthonyVicino
      @AnthonyVicino  2 роки тому +2

      Boom! Way to find the positive through the difficulty. That's the winning mindset and a path that will inevitably lead you to success.

  • @donnagene2545
    @donnagene2545 Рік тому +2

    I Love to read and a life learner. I am not happy and tend to lose my way, if I am not continually learn new information.
    The more I learn, the more I have to know.

  • @user-uy3eq5hg1s
    @user-uy3eq5hg1s 2 роки тому +4

    Subscribed. Really appreciate your insights and advice. I'm a small business owner, my dad gave me the business in 2012 and it's been a *constant* struggle. I know that I'm capable of being a millionaire, but clearly need to make other pursuits. After 10 years, the small business has grown, yet it's still an insanely difficult business to run, we barely hang on each month and I don't have much money myself personally... in fact I'm 67k in personal debt and 183k in business debt. Been in a dark place with my thoughts lately.... but ready to stop feeling sorry for myself and start being proactive. Thinking about either starting a new business or some kind of side hustle for nights and weekends... possibly even selling the small business so that I can pursue more profitable endeavors. It's a very challenging time for me right now so guidance like yours means a lot.

    • @AnthonyVicino
      @AnthonyVicino  2 роки тому +1

      Sounds like you've been struggling for a long time. I'm curious, what type of business is this?
      My initial thought (knowing nothing of your situation, so take this with a grain of salt), is that something isnt working. If you keep doing what you've been doing, you'll get the same results.
      This could be a function of your industry, market, skills, or systems. I have no way of knowing which, but one thing is for certain...a pivot is required.
      Might only be a small pivot.
      Then again, could be a massive pivot.
      Hard to say with the the limited information I have.

    • @user-uy3eq5hg1s
      @user-uy3eq5hg1s 2 роки тому

      ​@@AnthonyVicino Thank you so much for the reply. The business is a specialty book publishing company - specializing in signed limited edition hardcovers with 99.9% of the business being conducted through an e-commerce website. It also operates as a specialty retailer - offering signed limited edition hardcovers and special products from other publishers in the same industry. A big part of the problem is that these books are very expensive to produce and unless the author is Stephen King, they often do not sell out. So you pay the printers and binders for 200 to 500 copies of this book to be produced, only sold half of that print run then end up sitting on inventory that to move you have to discount or include in grab bags/bundles. When ordering these limited edition hardcovers from other publishers, the retailer discount is typically around 30% which doesn't give a lot of breathing room for profit. With offset printers becoming more rare, material prices and shipping costs continually going up, paper shortages... the future prospects for the industry aren't exactly inspiring. However, the business definitely has its "niche" and it is a specialized industry without too much competition. The biggest challenge and expense is the cost of producing/purchasing the products, having them shipped to our fulfillment office, then inspecting/sorting/doing inventory, then packing the orders for those products with bubble wrap into boxes, then paying for the shipping labels... the shipping/logistics portion of the business is a huge effort and is the main reason why it's so financially difficult. Unfortunately, there's not really a way around it. We've tried using Amazon Fulfillment for some of our own published products with pretty good success which definitely saved time and hassle by getting the products shipped directly from the printer/binder to Amazon, but that's not really possible for products from other publishers unless we use a middleman company who would pack the units and send them to Amazon for us, but because these specialty products are typically in smaller quantities (anywhere from 10 to 500 units) having another company doing the packing/logistics for us adds so much to the cost per unit that it basically evens out. I've been struggling to think of a better way to handle the logistics/fulfillment side of the business and that's definitely a significant source of the challenges in our business.

  • @billg3356
    @billg3356 Рік тому +3

    An object in motion tends to stay in motion.
    I like that

    • @AnthonyVicino
      @AnthonyVicino  Рік тому

      That simple principle has served me very well in life@!

  • @PersonalFinancewithLeila
    @PersonalFinancewithLeila 2 роки тому +9

    I've been watching your videos and assumed you had hundreds and thousands of subs. Your content is great and your channel is definitely gonna blow up soon!

    • @AnthonyVicino
      @AnthonyVicino  2 роки тому

      Aww, thanks for the kind words, Leila. Honestly, a month ago we only had 200 subs, so the fact that we're at 20k absolutely blows my mind. Grateful to everybody who has checked out the channel!

  • @CoolKid-tt8gd
    @CoolKid-tt8gd 2 роки тому +10

    Really great content, it's great to have a more calm youtuber that explains the personal advice in a relaxing manner. It reminds me that success and the business process doesn't always have to be stressful and harsh. Appreciate the videos.

    • @AnthonyVicino
      @AnthonyVicino  2 роки тому +1

      100%. If you're stressed out, then have you "really" succeeded? I dunno. Maybe. But it's not the path I'd choose.

  • @Need_better_handle
    @Need_better_handle Рік тому +1

    OODA loop is a good analogy as well. Observe, orient, decide, act, and then repeat. Have to make sure your feedback is quick and the system your trying to improve is more closed than open.

  • @michaelmckenna6216
    @michaelmckenna6216 Рік тому

    Wow, great advice, I am 60, been on a journey seeking refinement and focus for the last 3 years, now accelerating the process to acquire the third $1M within 3 years, it took 58 years to acquire the first $2M. Do less better - great mantra, Create more - consume less. Morning ritual, Journal does give focus. Learn - Think - Do.

  • @annitagalvan9049
    @annitagalvan9049 Рік тому +4

    Hi Anthony, This is definitely not a coincidence and it's true when they say that everything happens for a reason! Just met your channel and I've subscribed to your channel. The title of your video "These 3 daily habits made me a millionaire in 3 years" drew my attention. I've watched it till the end and though I'm not a millionaire yet 😊, I caught myself following these 3 habits as a daily routine. All you said makes sense and if people could just focus on their goal with a clear mind, determination, hard work, faith, self confidence, and visualization of their goal, it's just a matter of time you meet success! And as We Greek people say "God helps those who help themselves"!!

    • @AnthonyVicino
      @AnthonyVicino  Рік тому

      I really appreciate you checking this out, Annita! Psyched to hear you loved it.

  • @onyvahealth
    @onyvahealth Рік тому +2

    I have seen a few of your videos, like this one, and they are highly underrated as a quick reference of the general principles behind success. As a professional, I discovered the hard way - through trial and error - what you have summarized in just a few minutes.

    • @AnthonyVicino
      @AnthonyVicino  Рік тому

      Much love! I really appreciate that feedback. Thank you!

  • @antoniodossantos5960
    @antoniodossantos5960 2 роки тому +1

    Thanks Anthony 🌎 I became a writer at age 61 in Bogotá, Colombia. Ir has been my way to overcome my reality as immigrant. It has been my way to protest elegantly and reach the World.

  • @TravelwithDENZ
    @TravelwithDENZ Рік тому +5

    You’re amazing Anthony! Thanks for sharing this information. Learn, think and do is something I would like to cultivate in my life moving forward and reach my goal to become a millionaire in the next 2 years. Will go back at this message and let you know how it goes! Let’s do it!!

    • @AnthonyVicino
      @AnthonyVicino  Рік тому +1

      Thank you, thank you, thank you. Can't wait to hear how it serves you in the future.

  • @linhthuy9724
    @linhthuy9724 Рік тому +1

    honestly, all your videos that i've watched just so much more meaningful than youngs millionare's video. I'm really enjoy your content!! Please create more!

    • @AnthonyVicino
      @AnthonyVicino  Рік тому +1

      Thanks for checking out the other videos. I agree there are some WAY more valuable videos in the library that have gotten a lot less love from the algorithm. Glad you found them!

  • @BroskiXP
    @BroskiXP Рік тому +2

    1. Learn! He recommends reading as the best way for learning.
    - Habit Learn something new for 1 hour every day.
    2. Thinking. Mediate, Journal for 30 minutes every day.
    3. Doing (Become a creator not a consumer)

  • @KianSh
    @KianSh Рік тому +3

    Dude, awesome video, really enjoyed it. One of the very few UA-camrs who just not trying so hard to sell their own products but teach people something. Appreciate the energy you spend on creating these videos

  • @DJ_Wavemaster
    @DJ_Wavemaster 2 роки тому +5

    Pretty on point there. I have always had pretty big curiosity, so learning how things work is pretty natural to me. Just don't get discouraged if you fail, skills and habits will stay.
    Example is me not doing any serious music producing for couple of years, but after being persistent few weeks it all came back and learned lot more. You got new sub :)

    • @AnthonyVicino
      @AnthonyVicino  2 роки тому +1

      Boom! Thanks for being here! Psyched to have you.

  • @antoniodossantos5960
    @antoniodossantos5960 2 роки тому +3

    Without doing, execution is huge 🌎 Thanks very nice video. Greetings from Colombia. The Venezuelan immigrant writer 🇻🇪

  • @djlorenzo1030
    @djlorenzo1030 2 роки тому +1

    So useful, your great!!! I'm downloading this video and hammering it in my mind!!!
    Keep up the great work!!!

  • @SamirOrujovZ
    @SamirOrujovZ 2 роки тому +4

    What makes your videos great is the fact that you do not make them for money. I also have adhd and what you explain is so much helpful in my case. Keep up the good work, man!

    • @AnthonyVicino
      @AnthonyVicino  2 роки тому +2

      Thanks for the love, Samir. Psyched to hear you're getting value from the content! That's seriously the best feedback I can receive.

    • @SamirOrujovZ
      @SamirOrujovZ 2 роки тому +2

      @@AnthonyVicino you know, there are many motivators, coaches and so on around. Most of them suggest stupid things. Wake up at 5am, run in the forest etc. These are not suitable for most people because most of them are lazy like me. I guess you are also a lazy guy. So you gave us hacks for lazy people. Those hacks are well defined, concise, doable and stupidly easy. Making very small adjustments to your thinking just by asking some deep questions and answering them honestly is enough to be productive. This is what I like. After adjusting your thinking the routine will be revealed by itself. This is what we need man!

    • @AnthonyVicino
      @AnthonyVicino  2 роки тому +2

      You've nailed it, Samir. Before we can change our actions (which will ultimately impact our results), we gotta start first with the thoughts, intentions, and beliefs behind those actions.
      I know a lot of people don't want to hear that because 1) it sounds too simple to be true and 2) is actually quite hard, but if you're lazy like me and you want the most bang for your buck, that's the place to start.

  • @LauraG1
    @LauraG1 2 роки тому +1

    Wow…well said. I find that I have had an almost obsessive search for “how to’s” without any execution of what I have read or watched! Really took that thought away from this watch! Thank you!

  • @ekhlasyunis5201
    @ekhlasyunis5201 Рік тому +1

    recap
    three habits to bemoce wealthy
    1. learning new things daily
    2. thinking of what you learn
    3. doing what you learned

  • @ptk719
    @ptk719 4 місяці тому +1

    Your videos are just next level. No bullshit.

  • @antoniodossantos5960
    @antoniodossantos5960 Рік тому

    Writing... powerful form of Thinking 🌎 I agree, it really works ...more clarity and more reinforcement..

  • @vnep5743
    @vnep5743 Рік тому +4

    I didn't know i had adhd until well into adulthood. Being able to "name my demons" and get treatment has done so much for me. It's still difficult at times - I'm trying to move past years of deeply ingrained habits after all - but small, simple steps done consistently is where it starts.

    • @AnthonyVicino
      @AnthonyVicino  Рік тому

      Naming the demon is so powerful! Glad you found your demon's name!

  • @PATMCKEON007
    @PATMCKEON007 Рік тому +1

    "Doing" has been my Stumbling Block 🤯 Time to Create More... Thanks for this... I needed to hear it Anthony 💚

  • @stephenjetwynn9312
    @stephenjetwynn9312 Рік тому +6

    You're giving excellent and actionable content. The information you provide resonates and strikes me as accurate. I believe the most critical advice from this clip is the doing. So many people "learn" but never "earn" because they "see" but never "be" - they "know" but never "show."
    It's so important to take action, even when you don't have all the pieces of the puzzle, because opportunities vanish and "paralysis by analysis" is real.
    Learn enough to take your first step and then your second, third, fourth, etc.
    Learn, then do.
    Learn how to solve either immediate or inevitable problems first and solve those problems - then proceed to learn how to solve the problems that come after those problems.
    This was my takeaway from your clip, but I wanted to stress the importance of "doing." Your mind may change from information, but only action will change your life.

  • @jokanstudio
    @jokanstudio 2 роки тому +2

    The best way to learn is practice. Input (Books) then Output (practising).
    Thanks for the video now I will change my routine order, some adjustments ^^

  • @R00RAL
    @R00RAL Рік тому

    Tip 1 Money is Current. Sea. Like the guy said, 3 - Doing. Create momentum. Get the sea moving to create the current flowing that generates money.

  • @MultiGibbs123
    @MultiGibbs123 Рік тому +1

    Just stumbled across your channel , so pleased I did !!

  • @AikiraBeats
    @AikiraBeats 2 роки тому +4

    I read a lot of articles based around history and how that plays a role in changing the environment of your choosing.
    Also, traveling around the country that you’re in keeps you on your toes in order to learn more about different perspectives that people can bring you.

  • @legion9396
    @legion9396 Рік тому +4

    That consume less, create more point was my favorite...even though the wife and I don't follow it. We consume a lot, sadly. I typically don't like these "how to get rich" videos but yours does tend to be on a different note.
    I think an important aspect that is often missed (coming from my own success) is that reaching a target "wealth" goal is unreasonable. Not everyone can be a millionaire. I, myself, would love to have that much money. But we decided we'd prefer to just make enough to do whatever we want to do (within reason). The "just enough" lifestyle allows us to not live paycheck to paycheck, take trips whenever and wherever we want, pay for contractors to remodel our house after we fail trying DIY, have decent vehicles and other materialistic things, and enjoy several hobbies to keep our idle hands busy if we desire. Of course I can't go out and buy my dream car BUT I can take a trip to Las Vegas and drive it or any other exotic car anytime I want. More life less work for me.

  • @standardguru8
    @standardguru8 2 роки тому +4

    Just discovered your channel after losing most of my money in crypto. So thank you, this is exactly what I needed.

    • @AnthonyVicino
      @AnthonyVicino  2 роки тому

      Crypto has been a helluva ride recently. Hang in there! Glad you found the channel. Psyched to have you here.

  • @Mr-0000
    @Mr-0000 Рік тому +2

    Love your content Bro...❤️
    And love you...❤️
    From India 🇮🇳

    • @AnthonyVicino
      @AnthonyVicino  Рік тому +1

      Thank you, Mr. Zero. I appreciate the love and support!

  • @srourfamily
    @srourfamily Рік тому +1

    God Bless you!!! you and Ben Hardy are true gems/ please with less curse words!! We need charity, hope and passion
    Grit and GRACE great video

    • @AnthonyVicino
      @AnthonyVicino  Рік тому

      Thank you so much, Samuel. I love Ben, so I appreciate being mentioned in the same breath!

  • @aadityaraullobo9189
    @aadityaraullobo9189 2 роки тому +1

    I love UA-cam and this is one of the top ten videos here. Good job .

  • @32marmota
    @32marmota 2 роки тому +5

    The doing part is definitely something that changed me

    • @AnthonyVicino
      @AnthonyVicino  2 роки тому +1

      So simple, but so hard. Also, so transformative.

  • @elyaguara
    @elyaguara 2 роки тому +3

    Great video. Was always an action taker but was stuck in just consuming over the past 2 years. Started to work again and this video has helped to add even more momentum 🙏🏽

  • @sitemakers3978
    @sitemakers3978 2 роки тому +1

    Great content, buddy!
    Thanks from Brazil!

  • @AngelGarcia-oy3yj
    @AngelGarcia-oy3yj Рік тому

    Anthony, your content is so valuable, you are one of the best out here!

  • @Sci-Fi_Fan296
    @Sci-Fi_Fan296 Рік тому +1

    Very good. Thanks for sharing these tips.

  • @jamiedavis4605
    @jamiedavis4605 Рік тому +1

    Really appreciate your authentic content. I was also diagnosed with ADHD (for me quite late in life) so it's SO very encouraging to be exposed to successful people like you. Fortunately for me, I love reading, love journaling and love learning. My problem has been, my entire life when I think about it, that I want to learn EVERYTHING, all at once. And it's been a journey of nothing ever really sticking in terms of manifesting the life I want. I'm finally getting a grip.

    • @AnthonyVicino
      @AnthonyVicino  Рік тому

      Thanks for the love, Jamie! Really psyched you enjoyed the content.

  • @mikeb2737
    @mikeb2737 2 роки тому +1

    I just finished “The Almanack of Nival Ravikant”. I like that you mentioned as that might be one of my favorite books. You speak good wisdom and I am now a subscriber. Thanks for great content. Inspiration is perishable…..so true.

  • @antoniodossantos5960
    @antoniodossantos5960 Рік тому

    Let's do it 🌎 and keep learning and improving on the way. Thanks. Greetings from Colombia. The Venezuelan immigrant writer 🇻🇪

  • @valerie.
    @valerie. Рік тому +1

    so happy I stumbld upon your channel. what a gem

  • @OneHandsomeDevil
    @OneHandsomeDevil Рік тому +1

    This video is great. I've been working on myself the last year. I've been doing a lot of learning and thinking, doing is something I really need to work on.

    • @AnthonyVicino
      @AnthonyVicino  Рік тому

      I love hearing that you've been working on yourself. Keep it up!

  • @JacobLofton
    @JacobLofton 2 роки тому +9

    Thank you for posting this insightful video! The point you made about how the vast majority of people consume rather than create is spot on. Personally, I have found myself guilty of falling into that trap and consuming instead of creating. It is interesting that these habits can work together or against each other. For example, learning is a great habit but if someone spends too much time reading and forgets to take action, then the learning goes to waste. I am going to focus on the habit of taking action and use the habit of learning to create something of value.

    • @AnthonyVicino
      @AnthonyVicino  2 роки тому +2

      You nailed it on the head, Jacob. The beauty of these habits is that they create a virtuous cycle. The more you learn, the more you have to think on and ultimate do.
      Also, we all fall into the consumption trap. The key is to recognize we've fallen in and then make a conscious decision to get out!
      Thanks for being here, Jacob!

  • @josephl2027
    @josephl2027 2 роки тому +1

    Under rated advice! You deserve more views.

  • @charlotteweber8819
    @charlotteweber8819 Рік тому +2

    I love you videos. They are really simple yet full of great thoughts and examples. ❤ keep sharing.

  • @musawenkosibrianmajola6729
    @musawenkosibrianmajola6729 5 місяців тому +1

    I like you men you come across as honest, and I have realized that habits are only as important if you learn about them and build your own which will work with your unique nature. I think that very important build systems which suit ur unique personality, sound is waking up at 3 o'clock some is waking up at 9

  • @alisalim8922
    @alisalim8922 Рік тому

    That quote is from Aristotle homie. I love your content keep it up.

  • @LiamMediaUG
    @LiamMediaUG 2 роки тому +1

    Thank you for sharing with simple doable examples. Watching from Uganda.

  • @robertflores8789
    @robertflores8789 Рік тому

    I have just watched two of your videos, I subscribed.

    • @AnthonyVicino
      @AnthonyVicino  Рік тому

      Awesome, Robert! Psyched to have you here, brother.

  • @lucabardella7542
    @lucabardella7542 Рік тому +1

    Can I just say how much I greatly appreciate how you were just completely open about you having ADHD and your experience with it I too have ADHD and I recently have started feeling it is the worse thing ever and it will forever cap my chances of success but this channel, this video, your experience has just given me and incredible feeling of I hope and I truly thank you please keep it up👍

    • @AnthonyVicino
      @AnthonyVicino  Рік тому

      Thank you so much, Luca. Really appreciate the kind words and support.

  • @brianalphonsusapayor8873
    @brianalphonsusapayor8873 Рік тому +1

    This is gold. Thank you.

  • @carloslennox
    @carloslennox Рік тому

    1) Learning
    2) Thinking
    3) Doing

  • @Songs-ls2pr
    @Songs-ls2pr 2 роки тому +3

    It’s double or triple challenging to get traction with many children to care for each day too.
    Just gotta keep trying.
    Thanks for the encouragement
    And my kids are my love and joy BTW
    I just wish I could make more money and provide a better more secure life for us.
    Still working on that nothing worth while comes with no hard work

  • @finlaymartins272
    @finlaymartins272 2 роки тому +1

    Sweet vid! Although it was Aristotle who originally quoted that :)

  • @michaelrayarcilla6212
    @michaelrayarcilla6212 2 роки тому +2

    I must say, your content is gold. Happy holidays to you sir🎆

  • @charlieclark5838
    @charlieclark5838 2 роки тому +2

    Absolute wisdom sir ! I totally agree about the education system both in the U.S. and here in the U.K. They're not teaching problem solving or how to think, especially that thought can kickstart productivity or that dealing with a problem expands knowledge and I particularly applaud your thoughts about reading, there's a lot of people in this world who could benefit by listening to this 14.11 minutes of wisdom.

  • @lifewithmargot
    @lifewithmargot 2 роки тому

    I learn first thing in the morning too...I switched to audio books so I can take notes while I listen. xoxo

  • @philipw4849
    @philipw4849 Рік тому +1

    I understand the first and the second objectives but still confused on “doing” Can you please share more details about the third and final objective.

  • @antoniodossantos5960
    @antoniodossantos5960 2 роки тому +1

    Writing is powerful, and rewriting along the process...is as well 🌎 THANKS

  • @ramish31
    @ramish31 Рік тому +1

    Loved your video and the valuable learnings you provided. Thanks a ton for creating and sharing this video. 😀

  • @jobee777
    @jobee777 Рік тому +1

    Never ready right time not easy take action

  • @LetsTalkMortgagePro
    @LetsTalkMortgagePro 2 роки тому +3

    Absolutely agree these are the top 3 for me too. I work with other sales people and while they might be great at 1 and 2 they have an issue with failure to launch … they just don’t do anything after steps 1 and 2. Thanks for the great video.

    • @AnthonyVicino
      @AnthonyVicino  2 роки тому

      Exactly! Glad it resonated with your experiences.

  • @free2bemelj66
    @free2bemelj66 Рік тому +1

    Thank you! Awesome content!!

    • @AnthonyVicino
      @AnthonyVicino  Рік тому

      Thank you, Lisa. I appreciate that so much!

  • @CatDevald
    @CatDevald Рік тому

    Learning and thinking come easy for me, it's the doing that gets me!

  • @themorningflightinindonesi3558

    It requires surrender to learning, thinking, and doing for a better life.

  • @elwery
    @elwery 2 роки тому +1

    Awesome insight, I love the 3 steps. Super simple yet super powerful.

  • @HeroTraining101
    @HeroTraining101 2 роки тому +2

    Thank you. This was incredibly valuable. Broken down into a few key actions. 👊

  • @goodflowh
    @goodflowh Рік тому +1

    The best advice I have seen in short time. thank you.

  • @bisimedia
    @bisimedia 2 роки тому +3

    You're a breath of fresh air. Thanks for making these videos. ❤️

  • @terrymoroney6748
    @terrymoroney6748 2 роки тому +3

    Watching from central England ( Coventry ). , Another great video. , keep them coming. , really good stuff ,

    • @AnthonyVicino
      @AnthonyVicino  2 роки тому +1

      Hello from across the pond! Psyched to have you here, Terry. Glad you're enjoying the videos!

  • @KeefeCarpenter
    @KeefeCarpenter 2 роки тому +1

    Well made video. Did you work with Captain Sinbad? This video has a very Sinbad feel lol

    • @AnthonyVicino
      @AnthonyVicino  2 роки тому

      Yep, Nikhil and I are partners. Started working together back in October.

  • @kintutucker2173
    @kintutucker2173 Рік тому +1

    Thanks for sharing Anthony

  • @kayligo
    @kayligo 2 роки тому +2

    Subscribed. These really got me thinking, thank you.

    • @AnthonyVicino
      @AnthonyVicino  2 роки тому +1

      Awesome! That's the goal: to get you thinking and hopefully putting some concepts into action! Good luck, Kayli!

  • @vuyufambomfidelis8558
    @vuyufambomfidelis8558 Рік тому

    This is mind-blowing! Thanks for sharing this insightful knowledge, sir. I'm on my way to becoming a millionaire!

  • @newdrug1880
    @newdrug1880 Рік тому +1

    This is some enlightened stuff!

  • @andreipotato3828
    @andreipotato3828 Рік тому

    In a sense is trying to get fit . Its the most simple thing to go to the gym or do push ups at home but its the most hard to do every day for a year even if your lazy, not in the mood, sad etc. Keep moving and stop staying still

  • @insidedianeslife2456
    @insidedianeslife2456 2 роки тому +1

    Great Video. I had to listen to it twice.

  • @bellav7093
    @bellav7093 Рік тому +1

    Reading is awesome! 💜

  • @creativemanifestation4871
    @creativemanifestation4871 2 роки тому +3

    Great videos! I’ve watched 3 of them already. I can relate to your challenges you’ve overcome.

    • @AnthonyVicino
      @AnthonyVicino  2 роки тому +1

      Thank you so much for checking out all the videos. That truly means a lot to me! :)

  • @josephmende1203
    @josephmende1203 2 роки тому +2

    I commit starting to apply this method from today and now

  • @alisonsezonov1420
    @alisonsezonov1420 Рік тому

    I agree millionaire habits are important and i suppose to be an elon musk, you probably need to be awesome at everything!! But to be successful, a millionaire with a good life and good balance, i have found the 3 most important things are doing, ( the when and how doesn’t matter as much at first), being consistent doing the thing every day, and trying to do more of the quality work every day; i think also being clear on your goal and working, reworking it everyday and focusing on WHY you want to achieve; then focusing on doing the skills you need to meet the goal, then the hardest part which is execution. You can study and learn but never apply it which is useless! You have to get used to and celebrate each failure as one step closure to a ‘success’
    Love your videos!!

    • @AnthonyVicino
      @AnthonyVicino  Рік тому

      Thank you, Alison! I appreciate it (and agree that DOING is always the most important thing).

  • @Astral100
    @Astral100 2 роки тому +1

    Great video! We like simple :)

  • @TheJamgirl
    @TheJamgirl 2 роки тому +2

    Love. Subscribed

  • @EnlighteningVideos
    @EnlighteningVideos Рік тому +1

    This guy is speaking with experience...

    • @AnthonyVicino
      @AnthonyVicino  Рік тому

      Trying to speak as much from my own personal experience as possible. Hopefully it helps somebody out there!