3 Things That Helped Me Achieve Wealth: 1. I stopped telling myself, "I’ll do it tomorrow." 2. I started watching motivational videos. 3. I read a book called The Gilded Nexus of Prosperity
Best way to save money as a parent: from ages 0-4, I get just about every Christmas present for my little kids from a thrift store, Facebook Marketplace, or a wholesale store 😂 they really don't know the difference. Another holiday hack is instead of buying crazy presents for family and friends, I baked brownies and cookies with my 5 yr old and wrote Christmas cards. This honestly was much, much more meaningful than a Costco box of Almond Rocad with a bow on top.... And yes I got the baking goods on sale 😅😅
1. Anti Signal: Being relatable to others. 2. Act your stage: Don't show off. 3. Hedonic Adaptation: Balance of Life 4. Protect the House: Spend Wisely 5. Sovereign: Living life on own term 6. Lie Detector Test: do you really need to spend on this? 7. Value over Saving 8. Mindset
Why Money doesn’t like staying in a poor person’s house too long? Because The moment it gets there, the stove breaks, the car needs a new tire, or the kids need school supplies. It’s like money looks around and says, ‘Nope, too many problems here,’ and just leaves!
Doesn’t help that money burns a hole in their pockets, they can’t wait to spend. Putting vacations and designer clothes on a credit card I’ve seen it too many times to count.
Happy New Year! I have several Casio G Shocks, but not one with a calculator. My grandparents lived through the Depression and were very frugal because of it. We had drawers of rubber bands, string and napkins from various places. They reused containers as Tupperware and never tossed old newspapers. We collected and recycled cans. As a kid, I always earned money by sweeping, cleaning, painting, tiling, plumbing and home repairs. My grandfather would pay me $2 an hour for my services. It never dawned on me as a kid that the buildings that I was working on were his rental apartments. I grew up in a single parent household on welfare. My grandparents took me in because my mother could not afford to raise me. When I reached high school, I realized that my grandparents owned all of the buildings that I had been maintaining over the years. They were actually worth over $30 million. Their frugality has passed down to me in my daily life. I earn in the top 5% yet am always looking for a bargain. I love thrifting and finding new ways to save.
You work for 42yrs to have $2m in your retirement, Meanwhile some people are putting just $20k in a meme coin for just few months and now they are multi millionaires I pray that anyone who reads this will be successful in life
An Entrepreneur walks out of a small bakery they just bought, holding a loaf of bread. Their friend asks, "Why do you keep buying small businesses? What's the plan?" The entrepreneur hands the friend a piece of bread, smirks, and says "Simple -- buy low, make dough."
Thanks for the pointers. I continuously learn and read to better myself to be the go to person. I have a Rain garden and cut the little grass I have with a push mower. I ride my bike to do all my shopping and hang my clothes outside to dry. Also, garbage is composted and recycled. No need to have it picked up. Extensively insulated my home and installed triple pane windows. Do not water anything and have water saving devices on all plumbing. One neighbor says there is nobody cheaper than me. The other neighbors say I’m rich and living a totally green lifestyle with no green washing. We get great exercise with date nights and take physically active vacations. Now I have rental property.
Great thoughts! | started investing earlier this year. with a start of 30k. I made my first 100k USD last month. Today, I have a decent $260K nest egg. My only regret is not starting earlier. This comment serves as motivation for all those who haven't made returns from investments, do not give up, the right investments will change your life. I should retire soon as long as things remain this good….
How did you manage to achieve that level of growth? I've been trying everything I can to improve my investments, I want to retire in a few years and I need a better diversification
Weekly trading is the best way of making money in the market due to lack of experience which resulted in loosing funds.But miss Violet Zyaire, restored hope shes a good woman
Wow. I'm a bit perplexed seeing her been mentioned here also Didn't know she has been good to so many people too this is wonderful, I'm in my fifth trade with her and it has been super.
From $10,000 to $50,000 that's the minimum range of profit return every week I thinks it's not a bad one for me. now I have enough to pay my bills and take care of my family❤
Hello, how did you achieve such biweekly returns? I'm a newbie and I've lost a lot of money investing on my own. Please can you advise on how to go about this?
I've followed many traders over the years, but none have been as consistently accurate as Mr Mark hutchinson... He's truly in an inspiration to us all kudos to him✌️✌️
This is correct,Mark hutchinson strategy has normalized winning tra-des for me also and it's a huge milestone for me looking back to how it all started,...
Mr Mark hutchinson distinctive strength is his pragmatic approach, setting him apart from other brokers who often set unrealistic goals and fail to deliver
My story is my friends used to laugh at work when they heard I would ask my daughter what she wants to eat then when she would tell me I would say okay we're going to go to the grocery store and get a gift card for that place then we would go eat. The reason I would do that is I would get fuel points and it would help me save on gas 😂🤷🏾
*_I'm admittedly bummed that I didn't go with my gut instinct & buy bitcoin few months back when it was 50k - 55k range. is it too late to get in and make profits? i have set aside $150k to get fully invested this year_*
I think what you need is a financial advisor assigned by a brokerage company that will trade for you and handle's your capital professionally and give you weekly returns of investment without any extra fees attached.imagine I invested $14,500 with a WOman you recommended some time ago and got profits of $200,080✊✊✊ ...
Trading on a demo account can definitely feel similar to the real market, but there are some differences. It's important to remember that trading involves risks and it's normal to face looses sometimes. One piece of advice is to start small and gradually increase your investments as you gain more experience and confidence. It might also be helpful to seek guidance from experienced traders or do some research on different trading strategies
I had problem comprehending trading in general. I tried watching other UA-cam trading channels, but they made the concepts more complicated. I was almost giving up until when i discovered content and explain everything in detail. The videos are easy to Follow
Best way to save money is: Don't buy crap you don't need. But also, when you do buy something, buy good quality. And make a budget every year and review your spending from last year (there are apps that can help you with that). It will open your eyes to what you're actually spending your money on.
Saving for retirement has become increasingly difficult due to low-paying jobs, rising inflation, and high rents, making it harder for workers to build a financial cushion. Even middle-class individuals are struggling to afford homes, leaving them without a secure place to retire.
The soaring cost of living has disrupted my retirement plans. I had initially planned to retire at 62, work part-time, and continue saving, but now I’m uncertain if that goal is realistic. It makes me question whether navigating the 2008 financial crisis was easier than dealing with today’s challenges. The combination of stock market fluctuations and reduced income is causing me significant anxiety about securing enough for retirement.
Financial experts generally recommend saving at least 20% of your income in a 401(k). Joseph Nick Cahill taught me how to determine the ideal savings amount based on my age and earnings. His decades of market experience have brought tremendous value to my portfolio, helping me achieve impressive growth.
I'm not in the multi million park. I've always lived below my means. Mistakes and shudda cudda for sure. I drive older cars and have bought real estate thru the decades. I'm happy where I am but I have investing and finding deals in the DNA now. So at 71 I will move forward and do small deals. Nothing big. She's right, you are a target when you show it off. Friends supposedly and relatives will try to separate you from what you have. Good luck.
TO 1:55 Mk1fourwind, I call myself to many people retired, but I am always learning something, doing a little, going beyond my actual physical means (ouch!!), Then I have to stay in bed and recover and start the process again. I guess that's the top of the class Marine in me. I did #1 w/ my 6mo to 6yr old most of time. Almost Never watched tv he "helped" me cooked meals. I would pick him up and show him the stove. How the steam was hot. How to stir. Many times. With all kitchen stuff. No toys allowed in kitchen so he had to figure out toys w/ kitchen stuff. FYI: Aren't Those Casio watches for accountants and mellineals?
Thank you for bringing up this video. Financial education is indeed required for more than 70% of the society in the country as very few are literate on the subject. Thanks to Jasmine Harvey the lady you recommended to me..
Jasmine Harvey has taught me how to generate profit. Now I monitor before I place and that's the best. The most amazing part is that I still go about my daily job as usual.
There is a banned eBook "The Gilded Nexus of Prosperity". Drop whatever you're doing right now and go find that book. It will change your life. Trust me on this
Wow she’s your friend? She seems very cool & funny Showing her watch saying not talking about this 😂. I love her hair, make up, clothing, jewelry even nail polish colors & of course financial advice.
@ I dunno how to respond to that considering the fact that I know so many people IRL and online that not only can money not buy your way out of being a shitty Individual Heaven and Hell is a real thing same with good and bad Karma as well too. ❤️🔥💯💪🏾
ive been debt free most of my adult life. i only had an auto loan for about 1 year before i just paid it in full. ill never get another auto loan again. i stay out of credit card debt. i use them often but pay them off, they pay me through cash back. the ONLY debt i carry is my mortgage. im 33 and feel very comfortable. financial freedom is the best thing you can do for yourself and your family. im single so i know it is easier to be debt free. but my life is more or less worry free just having a chunk of cash sitting in my bank. i did it and so can any of you reading this!!!!
Save money driving and an efficient fun car that is discrete but powerful. There is no worst trap than constantly paying car loans. I SAVE BY PAYING MY CARS IN FULL. Even if I am in a low cash time I rather pay my car of my increased mortgage rather than car payments.🎉 Happy New year and thank you for your channel. 😊
Here’s my unique saving money trick. This is for people who have automatic deductions from subscriptions, but have lost track of everything they have subscribed to. Call the bank and tell them you have lost your card, the same card you used to subscribe to everything. That will stop all the surprise deductions. Then each company will eventually email you telling you that you need to update your form of payment. At that time you can either cancel your subscription or give the company your new card.
Not the ones I subscribed to. I DID that 3 times and they all found and continued to bill me. 1 even when I told the bank to block them and change the number on them! They were theives!
IVE MADE MILLIONS FROM DRINKING COFFEE AT HOME BECAUSE I COMPOUNDED THE SAVINGS INTO PAYING OFF 6 HOUSES !!!!! LOL !!!!! THAT WAS SOME FUNKY ADVICE THAT YOU GAVE !!!!! LOL !!!!!!
When I first started out in the workforce, I decided to set up automatic investments. I was not making a lot. This required me to forego some of the common luxuries that my co-workers had. One day a co-worked asked if I was going to watch a particular program. I informed him I did not have cable TV and could only watch 3 channels. He looked at me with the craziest expression and asked me how I could live without cable. I informed him it was not the priority. Fast forward 30 years and I only work because I want to. Debt free with a comfortable next egg that I probably will never spend. Oh, and I eventually got cable, then cut the cord and went to streaming. I can now do what I want...
It's true Codie. But beyond a certain amount, if we don't share it with everyone else (and everyone else with us)... we still have a LONG WAY to go as a species, in terms of kindness and love. But yes, money can definitely be used a source of power to do infinite good. My hope and wish is that everyone who learns from you, wields their power as such. More power and love to you and your community.
So I recently got out of being homeless for 7 months, and I did something on accident. I did receive did stamps a few months ago, and I just ended up not using them. So when I checked it a few weeks ago I had over $800. So if you're working homeless I would actually not use your food stamps until you get housing. It teaches you how to have more impulse control in daily spending. Then you can use those food stamps to offset the expenses of Rent and utilities.
I’m a stylist, so I know the turtlenecks that Steve Jobs wore and t-shirts Zuckerberg wears cost $300-500 a pop and they wore a new one nearly every day. It always funny to me how much money tech CEOs spend on looking poor.
exactly this idea that wealthy people aren't buying expensive things is false. I don't really care for the "what rich people do" and "what poor people do" neither group is monolith people poor and rich are doing many different things with the money they have.
I saved money by cutting my expenses to push it to investment I still got the amount of money but able to invest on animals husbandry I cut down my expenses on internet,transportation and push it to animal feeds to maintain my incom even with less opportunities as African Gambian I don’t need more money but working hard to get normal life Honestly I learn a lot from you Thank you so much for supporting me through
You can go to the coffee shop by walking, running, sprinting, riding a bike, a car, an uber, a boat, a plane or a private jet but you’ll still get the same coffee 🌚😭
THANK YOU for approaching this topic. I get so tired of seeing people spending to impress. I grew up in a desolate oil town in Central California. Yes, there were some very poor folks but there were also oil barons. The thing is, if you walked into a cafe, you wouldn’t be able to tell them apart. They dressed in the same faded clothing and kept their conversations humble. The oil barons dressed their children in simple, modest outfits. They did this because they didn’t want them kidnapped. I learned a lot from those old men.
Hello CS and thanks for all these helpful tips. Seeing on DOAC and read one of your books got my attention. As mentioned on DOAC, i cannot wait to read your new book. Your book is more vital now and for the future than the calculator watch from my perspective. Thanks again!
I had a Casio Calculator watch when I was in the 3rd grade back in 1986. I thought I was so smart being able to surreptitiously do all my calculations during math class instead of memorizing times tables.
The best money value Casio is the W218H. It looks like the classic G-Shock square but only cost $12 at Walmart. It has bigger numbers than the G-Shock. The buttons are easier to press and change functions. It has time, stopwatch, alarm, and countdown timer. Plus a light. The battery last 10 years. I also like that it comes in different colors, black, blue, green, orange, pink, and white.
I have Vanguard and Blackrock. Both stocks owned similar stocks such as PepsiCo, coco-cola, dr. pepper. In addition, England has 60% of both stocks, and they control 60% of the market worwide.
Sell, wait and Keep Your wallet happy! 😆 A great way to save money is by selling items you no longer need before buying new ones. This helps declutter your space and allows you to use the money from your sales to fund new purchases, making them more intentional. Another effective strategy is the 24-hour rule, where you wait a full day before purchasing anything non-essential. This pause helps you evaluate whether the item is truly needed or just an impulse, preventing unnecessary spending and encouraging more thoughtful buying habits.
I wore the calculator watch for years when I was younger. After that, no watch could come close so I haven't worn a watch since. No one knows how much money I have except my adult children. Looking poor, or average, has many benefits.
I think the other way to think about it is until your hourly wage scales with the time in your work and is worth more than what you could pay someone else to do another task for you, you should do home tasks like plumbing, cleaning, or lawn work yourself.
I use my plant lights to illuminate spaces. Brighter than a night light and less bright than a lamp or ceiling fixture. Most have dimmers. Also, i use water from the dehumidifier to water house plants. Simply pour into a few gallon repurposed water jugs which will also morph into mini greenhouses in a few weeks.
Best way to save money, specifically if you have young kids - take over used toys from friends. My friend gave us a bag of her kid's old paw patrol toys and I gave it to my toddlers for Christmas. Didn't spend a dime on Christmas gifts and they were ecstatic. Plus I helped a friend declutter. Win win.
my approach is to being frugal is when buying things i want i always go for the cheapest option first, this does 2 things, 1 ensure i maximise the use and life span of the product, 2 lets me find out if i need a slightly more expensive product and repeat the cycle until i don't need to use it anymore. example i have a couch that was from the junk yard sale set worth $60, and i maximised the use of it until we moved, the now couch set is worth $80 had this couch set for year, best investment in furniture ever
When I was young , my dad greeted a friend of his , he was in a rusty old beat up cortina , jeans and grandad jumper ... after 5 min saying hi, my dad turned and laughed n said scruff bag isn't he... then said, you wouldn't believe he is a multi millionair scrap dealer Yet someone related to my dad , who was also an antiques dealer , found an item at a boot fair for £5 ... it sold at i think christies or sotherbys for a few million ... bought a stately home, drove a huge rolls Royce, owned a private helecopter he landed in my dads field and had gold literally dripping off his fingers and wrists , bought himself a title , barron i think ... wich i admit was off putting even for me at 16. The contrast is stunning , but I will admit , the rich one , gave an uncomfortable feeling ... like an awkward aura ... unlike the scrap dealer who was just like any guy you would chat too. So i can see how rich aesthetic repells and visa versa Rich guy ... his millions based on luck (fake income) bought a fake title , had to prove his status ... Mega rich guy... genuinely worked for his wealth , yet didn't even seem to own a comb 😅 I also wonder wich one is likely to get mugged or robbed .
4:10 i've tried to explain this to people, if you're struggling financially, and someone gives you $1 million you'll be happy but eventually you'll adapt, getting used to it! If someone gave you $1 billion, again you'll be happy. Eventually, you get used to it! Hence why people often want something they don't have or imagine a life that is different from their own. Thinking that would solve all of the problems. When in reality, you'll get used to it! The grass isn't greener on the other side, just a different shade!
At the @6:00 point, "How can I invest" seems to be where my brain is at! I Rotate my Dividend Income, back into More of what I Hold, and sometimes add something new to the Group! For some silly reason, I find the Process, Intriguing, and Fun, and Educational! (It's my "Hands On" Classroom!)
My dumb way i started saving money When i was young(and dumb) i told myself i have to be successful in life because i like expensive shit, i started working and saving towards dumb stuff, somehow it actually motivated me, many years later, I taught myself how to really save money but my goals have obviously shifted, i never actually bought anything dumb but still taught myself to earn more income along the way with my silly start, better to be motivated by something than by nothing
One method of saving I employ is not spending my single dollar bills. So I only spend 5s, 10s, 20s, 50s or 100s and keep the singles. It adds up quickly.
Wealth, like retirement is a state of mind. Blessings, Greg Gutierrez Author of Zen and the Art of Surfing. Thanks Codie, you are changing lives for the better. Wishing you the Happiest new year ever.
*Every family has a person who breaks the chain of poverty in their house I pray you become that one and be successful in life, Thank you Lord Jesus for the gift of life and blessings to me and my family $24,120.47 weekly profit Our lord Jesus has lifted my Life🙏*
Thrift shopping when you want to gift things to your friends/family, you get to be entertained, you don't spend a lot of money, and you create relationships with people you love because you actually have to do the hunting for something they like. It doesn't have to be a lot of money and it's good for the planet!, so yeah, it's like a win all over the place.
I am 59 years old. My childhood was bad. The worst child you could have. Did not Finish high school butt in a a multi millionnaire now. All I did was not waste my money or time. I did physical work for a little bit. Look after my health , and I invested properly. I never tried to make myself look rich and actual reality always try to make myself look poor. I would always make my hobby learning how to invest and how the money market worked. It’s easy if you think about it.
Great message. Everyone needs to hear this. Btw, small note, the 2 lines in “wealth vs f-off allowed” chart are misleading . It should be just one line going up for x,y values
This coolest method to save money is to be incredibly methodical and organized. Being boring, and borderline obsessed is what it takes. And, you have to have a cold million in the bank account to feel the power of compound interest. Be your own bank.
Why would I spend money on a watch, when I have one on my phone. I need the phone to conduct business. A watch is an unnecessary, duplicative accessory.
3 Things That Helped Me Achieve Wealth:
1. I stopped telling myself, "I’ll do it tomorrow."
2. I started watching motivational videos.
3. I read a book called The Gilded Nexus of Prosperity
Best way to save money as a parent: from ages 0-4, I get just about every Christmas present for my little kids from a thrift store, Facebook Marketplace, or a wholesale store 😂 they really don't know the difference. Another holiday hack is instead of buying crazy presents for family and friends, I baked brownies and cookies with my 5 yr old and wrote Christmas cards. This honestly was much, much more meaningful than a Costco box of Almond Rocad with a bow on top.... And yes I got the baking goods on sale 😅😅
1. Anti Signal: Being relatable to others.
2. Act your stage: Don't show off.
3. Hedonic Adaptation: Balance of Life
4. Protect the House: Spend Wisely
5. Sovereign: Living life on own term
6. Lie Detector Test: do you really need to spend on this?
7. Value over Saving
8. Mindset
Why Money doesn’t like staying in a poor person’s house too long? Because The moment it gets there, the stove breaks, the car needs a new tire, or the kids need school supplies. It’s like money looks around and says, ‘Nope, too many problems here,’ and just leaves!
That is why the first step is building an emergency fund through delayed gratification, so that people dont have to live pay check through pay check.
Observation is good if it doesn't become an excuse.
So foreal
hahaha you could use this with my massive tax bill, like 85% of my cash flow to clear taxes :(
Doesn’t help that money burns a hole in their pockets, they can’t wait to spend. Putting vacations and designer clothes on a credit card I’ve seen it too many times to count.
Happy New Year! I have several Casio G Shocks, but not one with a calculator. My grandparents lived through the Depression and were very frugal because of it. We had drawers of rubber bands, string and napkins from various places. They reused containers as Tupperware and never tossed old newspapers. We collected and recycled cans. As a kid, I always earned money by sweeping, cleaning, painting, tiling, plumbing and home repairs. My grandfather would pay me $2 an hour for my services. It never dawned on me as a kid that the buildings that I was working on were his rental apartments. I grew up in a single parent household on welfare. My grandparents took me in because my mother could not afford to raise me. When I reached high school, I realized that my grandparents owned all of the buildings that I had been maintaining over the years. They were actually worth over $30 million. Their frugality has passed down to me in my daily life. I earn in the top 5% yet am always looking for a bargain. I love thrifting and finding new ways to save.
Why didn't they help their daughter?
You work for 42yrs to have $2m in your retirement, Meanwhile some people are putting just $20k in a meme coin for just few months and now they are multi millionaires I pray that anyone who reads this will be successful in life
As a beginner what do I need to do? How can I invest, on which platform? If you know any please share.
Wow that's huge, how do you earn that much?
37 years old and I've been looking for ways to be successful, please how??
Yeah, 253k from Anna, looking up to acquire a new House, blessings.
I thank Anna who has always been there to help me with detailed analysis and recommendations that I would not have had access to otherwise.
I started my trade int with $5000, and in the space of one month I got credited with $22,000.
It remains my biggest win for the year 2024
if everyone read the book 'Magnetic Aura' by Takeshi Mizuki, the way we see the world would never be the same
An Entrepreneur walks out of a small bakery they just bought, holding a loaf of bread. Their friend asks, "Why do you keep buying small businesses? What's the plan?" The entrepreneur hands the friend a piece of bread, smirks, and says "Simple -- buy low, make dough."
Now I want to buy a bakery store
I like it!
Hard to say no to some good _bread._
💵 🙂⌚
Thanks for the pointers. I continuously learn and read to better myself to be the go to person. I have a Rain garden and cut the little grass I have with a push mower. I ride my bike to do all my shopping and hang my clothes outside to dry. Also, garbage is composted and recycled. No need to have it picked up. Extensively insulated my home and installed triple pane windows. Do not water anything and have water saving devices on all plumbing. One neighbor says there is nobody cheaper than me. The other neighbors say I’m rich and living a totally green lifestyle with no green washing. We get great exercise with date nights and take physically active vacations. Now I have rental property.
The more I explore secret books on Nixorus, the more I realize how much of society is sleepwalking through life.
thank you for share
@@Unkillableis 🙏
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I was always happier when I was poor, so I still look it😂
Great thoughts! | started investing earlier this year. with a start of 30k. I made my first 100k USD last month. Today, I have a decent $260K nest egg. My only regret is not starting earlier. This comment serves as motivation for all those who haven't made returns from investments, do not give up, the right investments will change your life. I should retire soon as long as things remain this good….
How did you manage to achieve that level of growth?
I've been trying everything I can to improve my investments, I want to retire in a few years and I need a better diversification
Weekly trading is the best way of making money in the market due to lack of experience which resulted in loosing funds.But miss Violet Zyaire, restored hope shes a good woman
Since meeting Expert Violet Zyaire., I now agree that with an expert managing your portfolio, the rate of profit is high, with less risk.
Wow. I'm a bit perplexed seeing her been mentioned here also Didn't know she has been good to so many people too this is wonderful, I'm in my fifth trade with her and it has been super.
Since meeting Expert Violet Zyaire., I now agree that with an expert managing your portfolio, the rate of profit is high, with less risk.
From $10,000 to $50,000 that's the minimum range of profit return every week I thinks it's not a bad one for me. now I have enough to pay my bills and take care of my family❤
Hello, how did you achieve such biweekly returns? I'm a newbie and I've lost a lot of money investing on my own. Please can you advise on how to go about this?
I've followed many traders over the years, but none have been as consistently accurate as Mr Mark hutchinson... He's truly in an inspiration to us all kudos to him✌️✌️
@@RubyRosay-k7q I think I'm blessed if not I wouldn't have met someone who is as spectacular as expert Mr Mark hutchinson....
High recommended 🙌
This is correct,Mark hutchinson strategy has normalized winning tra-des for me also and it's a huge
milestone for me looking back to how it all started,...
Mr Mark hutchinson distinctive strength is his pragmatic approach, setting him apart from other brokers who often set unrealistic goals and fail to deliver
My story is my friends used to laugh at work when they heard I would ask my daughter what she wants to eat then when she would tell me I would say okay we're going to go to the grocery store and get a gift card for that place then we would go eat. The reason I would do that is I would get fuel points and it would help me save on gas 😂🤷🏾
I do that for miles so I cann travel for pennies. 😊
@adamperez8245
Welcome to the _High Mileage Club._
Hoping you will enjoy your passage.
Hopefully not with your daughter...
✈ 🙂⌚
I swear, The Hidden Path to Manifesting Financial Power is one of the best books I’ve read. It’s life-changing.
I want this book! Share the link
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*_I'm admittedly bummed that I didn't go with my gut instinct & buy bitcoin few months back when it was 50k - 55k range. is it too late to get in and make profits? i have set aside $150k to get fully invested this year_*
I think what you need is a financial advisor assigned by a brokerage company that will trade for you and handle's your capital professionally and give you weekly returns of investment without any extra fees attached.imagine I invested $14,500 with a WOman you recommended some time ago and got profits of $200,080✊✊✊
...
28k a week? Amazing! how did you get started?
This is huge! Your advisor must be grade A. Mind sharing more info, please? I'm in dire need of proper asset allocation.
Trading on a demo account can definitely feel similar to the real market, but there are some differences. It's important to remember that trading involves risks and it's normal to face looses sometimes. One piece of advice is to start small and gradually increase your investments as you gain more experience and confidence. It might also be helpful to seek guidance from experienced traders or do some research on different trading strategies
I had problem comprehending trading in general. I tried watching other UA-cam trading channels, but they made the concepts more complicated. I was almost giving up until when i discovered content and explain everything in detail. The videos are easy to Follow
Best way to save money is: Don't buy crap you don't need.
But also, when you do buy something, buy good quality. And make a budget every year and review your spending from last year (there are apps that can help you with that). It will open your eyes to what you're actually spending your money on.
Saving for retirement has become increasingly difficult due to low-paying jobs, rising inflation, and high rents, making it harder for workers to build a financial cushion. Even middle-class individuals are struggling to afford homes, leaving them without a secure place to retire.
The soaring cost of living has disrupted my retirement plans. I had initially planned to retire at 62, work part-time, and continue saving, but now I’m uncertain if that goal is realistic. It makes me question whether navigating the 2008 financial crisis was easier than dealing with today’s challenges. The combination of stock market fluctuations and reduced income is causing me significant anxiety about securing enough for retirement.
Financial experts generally recommend saving at least 20% of your income in a 401(k). Joseph Nick Cahill taught me how to determine the ideal savings amount based on my age and earnings. His decades of market experience have brought tremendous value to my portfolio, helping me achieve impressive growth.
That’s very encouraging! How can I reach this advisor? My portfolio hasn’t been performing well, and I need professional guidance.
Google his full name 👇
JOSEPH NICK CAHILL
I'm not in the multi million park. I've always lived below my means. Mistakes and shudda cudda for sure. I drive older cars and have bought real estate thru the decades.
I'm happy where I am but I have investing and finding deals in the DNA now. So at 71 I will move forward and do small deals. Nothing big.
She's right, you are a target when you show it off. Friends supposedly and relatives will try to separate you from what you have.
Good luck.
I’m 62 and you’re where I want to be in ten years. If I retired, I wouldn’t know what to do with myself.
TO 1:55 Mk1fourwind, I call myself to many people retired, but I am always learning something, doing a little, going beyond my actual physical means (ouch!!), Then I have to stay in bed and recover and start the process again. I guess that's the top of the class Marine in me.
I did #1 w/ my 6mo to 6yr old most of time. Almost Never watched tv he "helped" me cooked meals. I would pick him up and show him the stove. How the steam was hot. How to stir. Many times. With all kitchen stuff. No toys allowed in kitchen so he had to figure out toys w/ kitchen stuff.
FYI: Aren't Those Casio watches for accountants and mellineals?
Thank you for bringing up this video. Financial education is indeed required for more than 70% of the society in the country as very few are literate on the subject. Thanks to Jasmine Harvey the lady you recommended to me..
Investment is the best idea presently and without it, human struggles are worthless.
You are really doing great for yourself. As of last weekend I counted on 5k but don't just know what to put it into.
Everyone needs a different stream of income, such as where one can invest some parts of his or her monthly salaries.
Jasmine Harvey has taught me how to generate profit. Now I monitor before I place and that's the best. The most amazing part is that I still go about my daily job as usual.
I'm really interested in this information, how can I reach out to her???
There is a banned eBook "The Gilded Nexus of Prosperity". Drop whatever you're doing right now and go find that book. It will change your life. Trust me on this
I used some techniques from that book to make money, and I can truly say I'm earning more now
Who banned it and why?
money is not the most important thing in the world but it touches every important thing there is
Happy New Year Codie. Wishing you an amazing 2025 year and so grateful as well as honoured to be able to call you friend!! Stay bless always 😊❤️🔥🍀🙌🏾🥳
Wow she’s your friend? She seems very cool & funny Showing her watch saying not talking about this 😂. I love her hair, make up, clothing, jewelry even nail polish colors & of course financial advice.
@ I dunno how to respond to that considering the fact that I know so many people IRL and online that not only can money not buy your way out of being a shitty Individual Heaven and Hell is a real thing same with good and bad Karma as well too. ❤️🔥💯💪🏾
"If you want to buy something without looking at the cost, you will have to work without looking at the clock" Best quote I have heard
04:09 hedonic treadmill is underrated, cheers for highlighting @Codie! 🙌
Another banger from a great channel. 🎉 Thank you!!
Best financial advice I’ve heard is to increase your financial literacy and knowing the difference between a liability and an asset 💵
Coolest way to save money… plan your road trips around Costco stops… cheapest gas, $1.50 hot dog and free air for your tires! $$$
Done this except it was sams club. Funny
Happy New Year to you and yours. May it be a blessed year.
Thanks for the good info.
ive been debt free most of my adult life. i only had an auto loan for about 1 year before i just paid it in full. ill never get another auto loan again. i stay out of credit card debt. i use them often but pay them off, they pay me through cash back. the ONLY debt i carry is my mortgage. im 33 and feel very comfortable. financial freedom is the best thing you can do for yourself and your family. im single so i know it is easier to be debt free. but my life is more or less worry free just having a chunk of cash sitting in my bank. i did it and so can any of you reading this!!!!
Third one yay 🎉happy new year 🎉
Your low and slow reference to cooking a brisket, stood out for me in this video. Your hair also looks good. Thanks
They say money talks, but mine just waves goodbye 👋🏼
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Thanks Codie, I like the qay you speak, straight on the rocks!! Saving is important !!!
Save money driving and an efficient fun car that is discrete but powerful. There is no worst trap than constantly paying car loans. I SAVE BY PAYING MY CARS IN FULL. Even if I am in a low cash time I rather pay my car of my increased mortgage rather than car payments.🎉 Happy New year and thank you for your channel. 😊
Here’s my unique saving money trick. This is for people who have automatic deductions from subscriptions, but have lost track of everything they have subscribed to. Call the bank and tell them you have lost your card, the same card you used to subscribe to everything. That will stop all the surprise deductions. Then each company will eventually email you telling you that you need to update your form of payment. At that time you can either cancel your subscription or give the company your new card.
Not the ones I subscribed to. I DID that 3 times and they all found and continued to bill me. 1 even when I told the bank to block them and change the number on them! They were theives!
Money doesn't buy happiness. Money buys you security.
I GOT YOUR BOOK AS A CHRISTMAS GIFT!! I AM SO EXCITED TO READ AND EXECUTE!!
Totally agree, we’re all guilty of overspending on things we don’t need just to keep up. Time to break the cycle!
Speak for yourself
Omg the thumbnail picture looks like a CD cover of a 1990's 2000's alternative rock band 🎉🎉🎉😅😅😂😂😂. Good job Codie 🎵🎵🎵🎶🎶🎶🎙🎙🎸🎸🎤🥁🎹🎹
My son got a Casio calculator watch for Christmas, and he loves it!
IVE MADE MILLIONS FROM DRINKING COFFEE AT HOME BECAUSE I COMPOUNDED THE SAVINGS INTO PAYING OFF 6 HOUSES !!!!! LOL !!!!! THAT WAS SOME FUNKY ADVICE THAT YOU GAVE !!!!! LOL !!!!!!
When I first started out in the workforce, I decided to set up automatic investments. I was not making a lot. This required me to forego some of the common luxuries that my co-workers had. One day a co-worked asked if I was going to watch a particular program. I informed him I did not have cable TV and could only watch 3 channels. He looked at me with the craziest expression and asked me how I could live without cable. I informed him it was not the priority. Fast forward 30 years and I only work because I want to. Debt free with a comfortable next egg that I probably will never spend. Oh, and I eventually got cable, then cut the cord and went to streaming. I can now do what I want...
It's true Codie. But beyond a certain amount, if we don't share it with everyone else (and everyone else with us)... we still have a LONG WAY to go as a species, in terms of kindness and love.
But yes, money can definitely be used a source of power to do infinite good.
My hope and wish is that everyone who learns from you, wields their power as such.
More power and love to you and your community.
So I recently got out of being homeless for 7 months, and I did something on accident.
I did receive did stamps a few months ago, and I just ended up not using them.
So when I checked it a few weeks ago I had over $800.
So if you're working homeless I would actually not use your food stamps until you get housing.
It teaches you how to have more impulse control in daily spending. Then you can use those food stamps to offset the expenses of Rent and utilities.
I’m a stylist, so I know the turtlenecks that Steve Jobs wore and t-shirts Zuckerberg wears cost $300-500 a pop and they wore a new one nearly every day. It always funny to me how much money tech CEOs spend on looking poor.
exactly this idea that wealthy people aren't buying expensive things is false. I don't really care for the "what rich people do" and "what poor people do" neither group is monolith people poor and rich are doing many different things with the money they have.
What type of t-shirt costs $500, WTF
@ way more available than you think
Zuckerberg and Jobs are BILIONARES they can wear gold tshirts ... most people that buy brand expansive shit ... dont aford it really ...
@ Loro piana
money can't buy happiness, but it's a good down payment
BOOM! 1st one here to growth
I saved money by cutting my expenses to push it to investment
I still got the amount of money but able to invest on animals husbandry
I cut down my expenses on internet,transportation and push it to animal feeds to maintain my incom even with less opportunities as African Gambian
I don’t need more money but working hard to get normal life
Honestly I learn a lot from you
Thank you so much for supporting me through
You can go to the coffee shop by walking, running, sprinting, riding a bike, a car, an uber, a boat, a plane or a private jet but you’ll still get the same coffee 🌚😭
The military has a term for people who call attention to themselves. They're called 'targets'.
Principle 4 of Operating is 'Live Under The Radar'.
THANK YOU for approaching this topic. I get so tired of seeing people spending to impress.
I grew up in a desolate oil town in Central California. Yes, there were some very poor folks but there were also oil barons. The thing is, if you walked into a cafe, you wouldn’t be able to tell them apart. They dressed in the same faded clothing and kept their conversations humble. The oil barons dressed their children in simple, modest outfits. They did this because they didn’t want them kidnapped. I learned a lot from those old men.
Hello CS and thanks for all these helpful tips. Seeing on DOAC and read one of your books got my attention. As mentioned on DOAC, i cannot wait to read your new book. Your book is more vital now and for the future than the calculator watch from my perspective. Thanks again!
My favorite money joke:
Money can’t buy you happiness, but being broke can’t buy you anything
I had a Casio Calculator watch when I was in the 3rd grade back in 1986. I thought I was so smart being able to surreptitiously do all my calculations during math class instead of memorizing times tables.
The best money value Casio is the W218H. It looks like the classic G-Shock square but only cost $12 at Walmart. It has bigger numbers than the G-Shock. The buttons are easier to press and change functions. It has time, stopwatch, alarm, and countdown timer. Plus a light. The battery last 10 years. I also like that it comes in different colors, black, blue, green, orange, pink, and white.
Codie, i like all of your videos, but the ones with the boring businesses are the ones I like the most. I hope to see more in the future.
Happy New Year🎉
I have Vanguard and Blackrock. Both stocks owned similar stocks such as PepsiCo, coco-cola, dr. pepper. In addition, England has 60% of both stocks, and they control 60% of the market worwide.
Sell, wait and Keep Your wallet happy! 😆
A great way to save money is by selling items you no longer need before buying new ones. This helps declutter your space and allows you to use the money from your sales to fund new purchases, making them more intentional. Another effective strategy is the 24-hour rule, where you wait a full day before purchasing anything non-essential. This pause helps you evaluate whether the item is truly needed or just an impulse, preventing unnecessary spending and encouraging more thoughtful buying habits.
I wore the calculator watch for years when I was younger. After that, no watch could come close so I haven't worn a watch since. No one knows how much money I have except my adult children. Looking poor, or average, has many benefits.
I think the other way to think about it is until your hourly wage scales with the time in your work and is worth more than what you could pay someone else to do another task for you, you should do home tasks like plumbing, cleaning, or lawn work yourself.
I’ve been looking poor for years! Apparently l’m a trend setter! It pays to be poor.
This is such a great video! Thank you for bringing real valuable advice to this conversation.
I use my plant lights to illuminate spaces. Brighter than a night light and less bright than a lamp or ceiling fixture. Most have dimmers. Also, i use water from the dehumidifier to water house plants. Simply pour into a few gallon repurposed water jugs which will also morph into mini greenhouses in a few weeks.
Codie, you're just insane and driving our money psyche crazy ❤
Best way to save money, specifically if you have young kids - take over used toys from friends. My friend gave us a bag of her kid's old paw patrol toys and I gave it to my toddlers for Christmas. Didn't spend a dime on Christmas gifts and they were ecstatic. Plus I helped a friend declutter. Win win.
Knock knock. Who’s there? Cash go boom. Cash go boom? Yup I am atta here. 😂
my approach is to being frugal is when buying things i want i always go for the cheapest option first, this does 2 things, 1 ensure i maximise the use and life span of the product, 2 lets me find out if i need a slightly more expensive product and repeat the cycle until i don't need to use it anymore. example i have a couch that was from the junk yard sale set worth $60, and i maximised the use of it until we moved, the now couch set is worth $80 had this couch set for year, best investment in furniture ever
When I was young , my dad greeted a friend of his , he was in a rusty old beat up cortina , jeans and grandad jumper ... after 5 min saying hi, my dad turned and laughed n said scruff bag isn't he... then said, you wouldn't believe he is a multi millionair scrap dealer
Yet someone related to my dad , who was also an antiques dealer , found an item at a boot fair for £5 ... it sold at i think christies or sotherbys for a few million ... bought a stately home, drove a huge rolls Royce, owned a private helecopter he landed in my dads field and had gold literally dripping off his fingers and wrists , bought himself a title , barron i think ... wich i admit was off putting even for me at 16.
The contrast is stunning , but I will admit , the rich one , gave an uncomfortable feeling ... like an awkward aura ... unlike the scrap dealer who was just like any guy you would chat too.
So i can see how rich aesthetic repells and visa versa
Rich guy ... his millions based on luck (fake income) bought a fake title , had to prove his status ...
Mega rich guy... genuinely worked for his wealth , yet didn't even seem to own a comb 😅
I also wonder wich one is likely to get mugged or robbed .
4:10 i've tried to explain this to people, if you're struggling financially, and someone gives you $1 million you'll be happy but eventually you'll adapt, getting used to it! If someone gave you $1 billion, again you'll be happy. Eventually, you get used to it! Hence why people often want something they don't have or imagine a life that is different from their own. Thinking that would solve all of the problems. When in reality, you'll get used to it! The grass isn't greener on the other side, just a different shade!
At the @6:00 point, "How can I invest" seems to be where my brain is at! I Rotate my Dividend Income, back into More of what I Hold, and sometimes add something new to the Group!
For some silly reason, I find the Process, Intriguing, and Fun, and Educational! (It's my "Hands On" Classroom!)
My dumb way i started saving money
When i was young(and dumb) i told myself i have to be successful in life because i like expensive shit, i started working and saving towards dumb stuff, somehow it actually motivated me, many years later, I taught myself how to really save money but my goals have obviously shifted, i never actually bought anything dumb but still taught myself to earn more income along the way with my silly start, better to be motivated by something than by nothing
One method of saving I employ is not spending my single dollar bills. So I only spend 5s, 10s, 20s, 50s or 100s and keep the singles. It adds up quickly.
Why did the money sound crazy? Because it wasn’t making any cents
Sooo …. Whilst cost effective, Casio is regarded as the finest timepiece on earth by many a well respected clock peoples.
Dang so many value bombs in one video 😮🔥 And Chris Brogan is a good man 👍🏼
Wealth, like retirement is a state of mind. Blessings, Greg Gutierrez Author of Zen and the Art of Surfing.
Thanks Codie, you are changing lives for the better. Wishing you the Happiest new year ever.
*Every family has a person who breaks the chain of poverty in their house I pray you become that one and be successful in life, Thank you Lord Jesus for the gift of life and blessings to me and my family $24,120.47 weekly profit Our lord Jesus has lifted my Life🙏*
Amen i claim it🙏
I'm 37 and have been looking for ways to be successful, please how??
Well, the investment-advisor that guides me is..
Cathie Wood
😱Sounds familiar, I have heard her name on several occasions.. and both her success stories in the wall Street journal!!!
Thanks for the knowledge sister! Stay blessed sister Codie!
And, yeah Ramsey is 😵💫
Exactly, Marines move Silent! And hit the target 🎯
Cool way of saving money: When my janitor wage gets deposited, I take 200 and put it a savings account before doing anything else.
I get a kick out of renting nice apartments. It's the hospitality in me that likes to provide a good product.
Thrift shopping when you want to gift things to your friends/family, you get to be entertained, you don't spend a lot of money, and you create relationships with people you love because you actually have to do the hunting for something they like. It doesn't have to be a lot of money and it's good for the planet!, so yeah, it's like a win all over the place.
I can’t replace my Casio with a new one, it just sends the wrong signal!
Thank you for what you do! Liked, subscribed and shared. ✅
Happy new year 🎆 C.S
Love your videos Cody! You give great advice!
Jokes for a watch?
Heard this one yesterday.
Did you know that tree's poop?
#2 pencils of course.
You can save by spending money for repairing instead of repairing frequently for cheap which in turn cost lot than a single good repair cost
I don't think money buys happiness but I do think it give you options I think that's most important
I always liked pay yourself first, an live below your means. Or as my Dad always told do you really need it, is it a want or a need.
I love my Casio watch, even though it doesn't have the calculator. $20 at Wal Mart, can't beat that.
I am 59 years old. My childhood was bad. The worst child you could have.
Did not Finish high school butt in a a multi millionnaire now.
All I did was not waste my money or time. I did physical work for a little bit.
Look after my health , and I invested properly. I never tried to make myself look rich and actual reality always try to make myself look poor. I would always make my hobby learning how to invest and how the money market worked. It’s easy if you think about it.
Your story is Inspiration to many of us, would you tell me where did you invest all of your savings.
set you goals on things that are not strictly material..... we don't actually control our outcomes.. health, or events ...
Great message. Everyone needs to hear this.
Btw, small note, the 2 lines in “wealth vs f-off allowed” chart are misleading . It should be just one line going up for x,y values
I just love your content! You are one of the main reasons I am on track to become a millionaire. And when I get my own empire, I wld buy you lunch😊
Happy new year Codie.
I don’t wear a watch, my phone has one, and it is almost always displays the correct time
#casiowatch
Speaking of watches, I once made a belt out of only watches… turned out to be a waist of time!
This coolest method to save money is to be incredibly methodical and organized. Being boring, and borderline obsessed is what it takes. And, you have to have a cold million in the bank account to feel the power of compound interest. Be your own bank.
Why would I spend money on a watch, when I have one on my phone. I need the phone to conduct business. A watch is an unnecessary, duplicative accessory.
My uncle once said: " You know, money can't buy happiness. But, it does makes one's _"unhappy"_ life rather comfortable..."
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