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Really good summary, Clement. $1M is 3 years is very impressive. It also highlights how circumstantial wealth creation can be. While your day job fueled your savings, the access to education, high-paying jobs, living with parents, and good stock market performance were all multipliers of your results.
In the majority of Europe, it's normal to live with your parents even in your 30-ies. Some people get way too attached to their parents, especially men, and live with them for 40 years. EDIT: I can speak on behalf of Slavic countries, where this kind of living is pretty normal because buying an apartment while raising a family can be very financially challenging for most people.
I don't know anybody who has lived with their parents in their 30's. Most move out early 20's in England at least. However, living in the Netherlands I see a lot of people in their late 20's with their parents. living in the Netherlands is ridiculously expensive :-\
Not true really. I'm from Rome and despite it ì's true that people move later than the US, but I would never meet someone living with their parents who are 30, it's insane.
@@spano1723 in India either we stay with our parents or our parents move out to old age homes. That's just the way things are considering all time high unemployement and inflation.
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I had to move out from my parents at 19 (now I'm 27). I tell everyone the same as you did: living at the cost of your parents is the most underrated thing, nobody appreciates until it hurts on the pocket. For me the mental stress wasn't worth it but in the bright sight I was capable to start from the ground up, and even with rent expenses, I'm able to accumulate wealthy, not as fast as you of course. Sometimes I wondering how incredibly software engineering is: besides making good money, we do work on the most challenging problems. Everyday is a different day.
Im also starting my swe career from the comfort of my parents home lol. Fortunately I can do wfh and earn a valley salary without having to actually live there. I’ve been very fortunate to have such an opportunity. Although I want to move out and have that experience I realize just how valuable a few years can be for your financial future.
A few years--even just one or two--really can go a long way for your financial future. And indeed, with WFH, you have that luxury right now. Take advantage of it, imo.
I'm in your position right now also. It feels great to get ahead investing, but I think that moving out will be worth it as well especially after taking advantage of wfh for 1-2 years
I love this! I just turned 24 and I’m still living with my parents whilst saving aggressively. It’s such a great opportunity. But I still have to (well, choose to) pay rent because I don’t want to feel like I’m sponging off of them. I give them like $400/$500 a month. It’s still a great savings but I’m wondering if you pay no rent at all? And how do you deal with feeling bad? My daddy always tells me I don’t need to pay anything, he is a sweetheart, but I struggle with feeling bad, so always contribute regardless.
ik im one year late but im still putting it out there, you could always pay them back in another way. The amount you save can be used to create more money (once you save you first 100k, building wealth becomes smoother from there.). Then using you wealth you can treat them to various luxuries.
a recent case: one guy saved $80K to buy a Tesla model X, but this January bcoz of corona and all he decided to invest that money in tesla stock instead of buying a tesla, he's worth $7M now🤯 Idk weather this story is true or not, read it on a insta post didn't bothered fact checking it😅
Can you explain in more detail how exactly living with your parents works? Do you buy your own food, do you split the electricity cost, etc. or do they pay for everything at home?
Straightforward, honest advice. Thank you for sharing. I would be interested to know how the various categories you mention break down. How much was income? Secondary income? Investment gains? as a percentage.
you can also replace living with your parents/family with living in a country where the cost of living is very low, and in a different currency that allows you to spend close to nothing. It's not for everyone, but it's also a good option
@@wcantin he could live in high rise in the heart of shanghai and still nonchalantly save more than 5 middle class families. If you cant become a million on even 80k a year before 30 youre below average
@@lokeswaranaruljothy8100 they did so because they are the parents and I am their child. i moved out at 18 because I went to uni in another country with free tuition. they paid for everything for the entirety of my degree then got a good job. i will be gifting them vacations in the future. but they didn't view having me as a future investment. i think it's toxic to guilt trip your kid into taking care of you when he is a young adult. is this common in india?
to earn sum of total 100K $ in india it would take me atleast 10 years of accumulation. Currently i am a software engineer i get paid roughly 450 USD per month. I end up saving around 250 usd each month after rent,water bill,electricity,internet,food , i do have dreams like international travel , setting up business etc but probably not possible.
Great... The issue with common people is, most middle class people don't know the value of money !!! They don't know what is the value of $1 or Quarter(25 cents). 1st thing is knowing the value of money and managing money. Then comes the rest like investing, asset building etc. If someone don't know the 1st princicple then even if they make millions it will be blown away !!!
@@harrychufan There was a comment between @Ifti's Playback and my comment that had a profile pic of clement and even clement name with only one letter differnt like(clement Mihailiscu) in it and was asking ppl to invest with him and they could contact him through whatsapp and he gave the number. i noticed it wasnt the real clement so I was warning ppl that it wasnt clement
Nice content. I don't know who, but someone actually needs to hear this, you've got to stop saving all your money. Venture into investing some, if you really want financial stability
Beautifully said, I tell my folks these words everyday. It's good to save money but most people don't understand the market moves and tend to be misled in facts like this and always depend on money in the bank.
@Collins Markson Hey, this is a computer age. Peeps who aren't even traders make money from the crypto and forex markets ,how many millionaires do you know who have become wealthy by investing in savings accounts?
@Collins Markson My personal portfolio/investment manager; Mrs Rebecca Leigh Jones , after a whole week of research,she runs an investment platform where you don't have to undergo any stress in the trades, she manages my trading account which i opened with a capital of $3000 and now i have grown my portfolio up to over $6500, a huge success.
i'm sure your content is valuable for some people in that field but basically it comes down to this: i'm assuming you are good at what you do but you're essentially a child of your time. it's easy to overlook that you're amongst those who are massively benefitting from monopoly-like statutes of big tech in the states and the over-proportional salaries they're consequently able to pay. their uncontrolled growth of the last decades and their current state are highly questionable and all that reflects on your advice and business model.
Hey Clem, a quick question....... when companies are recruiting and when they post a job on LinkedIn or their own career site, are they recruiting just one person or more than one person
Start building wealth at 12, and you'll be absolutely set by the time you're 20, let alone 25 or 30. And assuming you're into coding if you're watching my channel, then you've got all the cards in your hands. Just a matter of playing them right now. You got this!
Hi sir i have a question regarding to investment Is there any website name or application could you suggest me so where i can invest money on facebook google and other popular platform stock.because so far the website i have seen most of them is like scam website. So i need proper online platform where i can able to invest money to build capital as soon as possible
If y’all want to set your kids up for success invest in a growth fund for them when they are born or when ever you have extra money by the time they turn 18 if they plan on going to college it will be paid for, if they want to get a business the start up cost will be paid for. Whatever they plan on doing they will be ahead of the game
Feeling completely envious. In short what he told - to become a millionaire you have to be lucky and not loose it. For everyone whose parents don’t live in NYC this video is irrelevant
Investing in the stock market with the investment management service of my finance manager Nigel K. Phineas I’ve been able to stay ahead on inflation and simultaneously building wealth, with a monthly income of $65k from my profit returns
@@gustavor.2 I owe all my success to Mr Nigel’s contribution in my swift and consistent earnings. He offers an investment management service where he trades on my behalf with his superior expertise of the market giving me a much better standpoint and chance of earning colossal profit returns
@@Axelk8 It sure is, future conditions could only reduce the level of job availabilities so it’s safe to secure a viable means of regular income and nothing does it better than investing
@@davidnichol4735 Wow what a great advise ! just work harder and you get a high paying job !! Why aren't you a millionaire now ? Since you know how to do it. And why should I stop watching UA-cam videos ? I learnt a lot from Clement and other software developers here.
Live under your means? But life is so short. Eat that good food. Travel, see new places. Experience life. Or maybe I am having this mindset because I am a girl. :) But I really believe there must be a balance between saving and spending. I am a bit under my means as well when it comes to my car. My wealth is it 200k USD now, I am 27, but hey, I am from a poor eastern european country, so this is really something. I will become a millioaire in this life, I expect in 10 years, so I am happy with my possible future achievement haha.
Clem, can you please shoot a new commercial with Megan. We love the "Do you wanna be a software engineer at google" but it's literally coming in front of almost every single video I click. I admire you and your work, just sharing my thoughts.
Get a high-paid job & living with parents with house & minimums spending. I did my math here. That’s about 500k. Your investment style should be very high-risk
This is a bunch of bs. "land a high paying job" i.e. the exact opposite of what he has actually done in his own career: left google, facebook and whatever "high-paying" job he had before and created his own company - algoexpert to annoy people with that well known annoying add (and used his girlfriend for that...). Of course he would recommend to find a high paying job because he expects for as many of us as possible to take his algoexpert course, which is specifically created/targeted for his audience. Almost like those who say that buying the product is the product...
I’m curious if you paid rent to your parents while living with them. If you could live in a house virtually for free, that would definitely be a great wealth-building strategy.
I still live with my parents and have to pay rent. Because we are poor and I want to move out but its hard to get an apartment in my city due to housing shortages.
Congrats for the video! Very nice! Currently I live in Brazil and here is normal the culture to live all life (or for a long time) with parents, unfortunately!
@Doge Boi So, it's more about what you've put out there that works, as suppose to having a paper that says "THIS MAN CAN CODE"? Awesome! Thanks for the help! :)
I think so! It might depend on the company, because some big companies might have strict rules (for legal reasons) about how old you can be, whether or not you need to be currently enrolled in college, etc., but I think that many companies would give you that opportunity!
Hii clement.. Actually I am from India I am doing Bachelor of Computer from India.. I had a dream of working at goggle. It's my childhood dream ...My friends of other colleges are placed as software engineers they said me that I can't apply at goggle.. As I only graduate..Even though I am working each day for my interviews.. Can u tell me does degree really matters?? I would be helpful if u reply😅
Step 1 : be born in the US (try to be as close to silicon valley as possible) Step 2: work at top tech company (preferably google or facebook..) Step 3: Leave it, become an ex faang, do youtube videos about how cool it is to be an ex- blah , and build a company that sells shovels step 4: ??! step 5: Profit Btw, I'm not saying all of the above are a bad thing, I'm just being realistic about the "hOw I bEcAmE A mIliOnArE" thing, where people say things like "have confidence" or giving some other tips that do NOT directly affect how the million has been made. Reality is there is a non negligible amount of luck , if you've been born in the right place, at the right time, with the right education and the right network around you, also, if you were the first to get into a certain industry, then you are way more likely to succeed. Hardwork is a valuable component, sure, but never forget survival bias. And don't forget the exponential growth of money the more money you get.
Can u make a video on ai ml vs software engineer now a days I here people saying software engineering is archaic also btw sharing knowledge is greatest wealth and you are doing soo much so thanks it really helps
Guys I just started programming and I need your help ( in c ) Say I use a variable for a charachter's name like char name [ ] = "John" Then I print something with it and now I want to change that variable into Robert. ( so it would be like John......... Then robert... ) How can I do that? With numbers I can just do the name of the variable = the new number, same with single letters, but with words it doesn't work. Thanks
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Any tips on a coding boot camp you feel comfortable recommending
How much capital you need? half a Million?
1. Get a high paying job
2. Live with your parents to avoid rent
3. Live under your means
4. Investing properly
5. Create your own business
I love u
@@فريقالأبطال-ت2ك? long time?
@M3th0d of course. that's the dream though
@@dasdos002 Still point 5 can be done without point 1.
6. Take care of your teeth ( actually this should be point 1. )
Really good summary, Clement. $1M is 3 years is very impressive. It also highlights how circumstantial wealth creation can be. While your day job fueled your savings, the access to education, high-paying jobs, living with parents, and good stock market performance were all multipliers of your results.
There's a famous saying "If you want money don't look for money, look for problems!"
Solve a problem for 1,000 people--or 10,000 or 1 million or 1 billion--and boom!
@@clem Are you referring to a billion Indians 🤣
I am also doing the same thing these days.
@@dipeshnarkar6887 no amount of programming can solve street shitting
Some people take it literally and find all sorts of problems, but no money.
Waiting for the "(as a millionaire)" in your tittles 😂
ex google, ex facebook
We don’t speak of that man here
That guy is nefast
@@oliverloops. Lol what, why?
@@n.a3642
They had a beef
Really good to hear that you’re a millionaire now and at 22 you had -30k net worth.
Can’t wait to see “How I became a billionaire by 30”😂👍
In the majority of Europe, it's normal to live with your parents even in your 30-ies. Some people get way too attached to their parents, especially men, and live with them for 40 years.
EDIT: I can speak on behalf of Slavic countries, where this kind of living is pretty normal because buying an apartment while raising a family can be very financially challenging for most people.
I don't know anybody who has lived with their parents in their 30's. Most move out early 20's in England at least. However, living in the Netherlands I see a lot of people in their late 20's with their parents. living in the Netherlands is ridiculously expensive :-\
@@scottwalker4619 And in India we live with our parents till death.
@@dipeshnarkar6887
Sounds awful, I moved out at 17 and don’t regret it at all
Not true really. I'm from Rome and despite it ì's true that people move later than the US, but I would never meet someone living with their parents who are 30, it's insane.
@@spano1723 in India either we stay with our parents or our parents move out to old age homes.
That's just the way things are considering all time high unemployement and inflation.
I had to move out from my parents at 19 (now I'm 27). I tell everyone the same as you did: living at the cost of your parents is the most underrated thing, nobody appreciates until it hurts on the pocket.
For me the mental stress wasn't worth it but in the bright sight I was capable to start from the ground up, and even with rent expenses, I'm able to accumulate wealthy, not as fast as you of course.
Sometimes I wondering how incredibly software engineering is: besides making good money, we do work on the most challenging problems. Everyday is a different day.
Teaching people how to earn money makes you money :P
Welcome to UA-cam in 2021 😋
It looks like a classic hoax, yes.
@@clem he bro someone is scamming ppl saying they are you. They gave me there whatsapp number
@@clem some one has ur name and profile pic messaging ppl
> Ex-Google/Ex-Facebook
> (as a millionaire)
Techlead 2.0?
As soon as you said one needs a high paying job... I was waiting for the Algoexpert Ad 😝... And yup, I was correct, the wait was over very soon... 😂😝
Same, after seeing many of Clément’s videos, you start to see them in advance
1. Land high paying job
2. Live with parents so no rent
3. Minimise spending
4. Invest
5. Business or other source of income
LGTM
Im also starting my swe career from the comfort of my parents home lol. Fortunately I can do wfh and earn a valley salary without having to actually live there. I’ve been very fortunate to have such an opportunity. Although I want to move out and have that experience I realize just how valuable a few years can be for your financial future.
A few years--even just one or two--really can go a long way for your financial future. And indeed, with WFH, you have that luxury right now. Take advantage of it, imo.
I'm in your position right now also. It feels great to get ahead investing, but I think that moving out will be worth it as well especially after taking advantage of wfh for 1-2 years
I love this! I just turned 24 and I’m still living with my parents whilst saving aggressively. It’s such a great opportunity. But I still have to (well, choose to) pay rent because I don’t want to feel like I’m sponging off of them. I give them like $400/$500 a month. It’s still a great savings but I’m wondering if you pay no rent at all? And how do you deal with feeling bad? My daddy always tells me I don’t need to pay anything, he is a sweetheart, but I struggle with feeling bad, so always contribute regardless.
ik im one year late but im still putting it out there, you could always pay them back in another way. The amount you save can be used to create more money (once you save you first 100k, building wealth becomes smoother from there.). Then using you wealth you can treat them to various luxuries.
Decent speedrun. I just got bad RNG during spawn.
Just tweak a few numbers in the code and you’re set 😎
Bruh
a recent case: one guy saved $80K to buy a Tesla model X, but this January bcoz of corona and all he decided to invest that money in tesla stock instead of buying a tesla, he's worth $7M now🤯
Idk weather this story is true or not, read it on a insta post didn't bothered fact checking it😅
Tesla stock rose by 700% so it must be 560k rather than 7 million
@@rohanpatil2104 could’ve yolo’d options
@@drift3429 seems true
And now I'm going to get rich buying Tesla puts lol
@@alexleung842 that's why it's referred as YOLO options (if One wins one lives ) else he's zeroed .
I love how you slide the AlgoExpert plugs in. It's hilarious.
Can you explain in more detail how exactly living with your parents works? Do you buy your own food, do you split the electricity cost, etc. or do they pay for everything at home?
It would depend on what your parents offer. In his case he mentioned he was eating at work all the time
I'm Just 15, I freelance alot and earns 300$ a month, I know that's not much but I do believe its a very good start for a 15 year old
what do you freelace about?
@@ncrujaki259 Web development, Backend development.. I'm not into machine learning yet, If i learnt machine learning i could make lots of moni
@@CodingWithNithish which languages did you learned?
@@ncrujaki259 Javascript, especially NodeJs
@@CodingWithNithish good for you man i'm 17 and trying to learn rn.
Dave Ramsey would be proud. Nice work bro!
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You started a successful business and it did well. Seems pretty straightforward. No saving tips and other nonsense is the key here.
Simply put. Make as much as you can, save as much as you can, invest as much as you can
Straightforward, honest advice. Thank you for sharing.
I would be interested to know how the various categories you mention break down. How much was income? Secondary income? Investment gains? as a percentage.
you can also replace living with your parents/family with living in a country where the cost of living is very low, and in a different currency that allows you to spend close to nothing. It's not for everyone, but it's also a good option
@The New Generation yes
1M is a milestone! Keep grinding bro
I have been looking at videos of how people became millionaires and this one was the most realistic and made the most sense
This guy is making money by making video on how he is making money. Wow! Pure genius
The circular UA-cam loop of 2021!
@@clem 😂😂
Waiting for the breakdown on Graham's channel.. 😂
👀
Who would have thought he'd upload right when I'm watching his previous video, damn.
same here, was checking his video about TypeScript, LOL
I specifically uploaded because I knew you were watching.
Goodness me...
step 1 - make a company with the promise of making other people millionaire
although if you are wrong that could be a ponzi scheme
I reckon it’s quite easy to become a millionaire when you work for google as a software engineer & earn around $250k USD per year
Not spending money on food because work provides it, and living with your parents aka no rent. Of course you become a millionaire hahaha man.
@@wcantin he could live in high rise in the heart of shanghai and still nonchalantly save more than 5 middle class families. If you cant become a million on even 80k a year before 30 youre below average
I am totally using your Algo-expert and I wish I could affiliate market it. I love all your bundles and the machine learning is so cool.
I totally agree with what you said in Asia such as my country some people still live with their parents even after they get married
Country?
That's because you grown up under ur parents and now you have to take care of ur parents
@@lokeswaranaruljothy8100 why would you want to do that?
@@crystyxn why did ur parent spent lots of penny for feeding u, education and buying u stuff??
@@lokeswaranaruljothy8100 they did so because they are the parents and I am their child. i moved out at 18 because I went to uni in another country with free tuition. they paid for everything for the entirety of my degree then got a good job. i will be gifting them vacations in the future. but they didn't view having me as a future investment. i think it's toxic to guilt trip your kid into taking care of you when he is a young adult. is this common in india?
Clement : Just get a high paying job
Me : *unemployed for months because pandemic*
I can relate
Same!!! Hang in there man! Try and do whatever you can at the moment to better yourself until things get more stable :)
@@aleksandartomic9048 Thanks man, you too. But yeah, using this time to practice ML. :P
clement in 2050 : how i became a billionare at 30 years old and successly bought time by learning advanced algorithms by algoexpert
to earn sum of total 100K $ in india it would take me atleast 10 years of accumulation. Currently i am a software engineer i get paid roughly 450 USD per month. I end up saving around 250 usd each month after rent,water bill,electricity,internet,food , i do have dreams like international travel , setting up business etc but probably not possible.
Great... The issue with common people is, most middle class people don't know the value of money !!! They don't know what is the value of $1 or Quarter(25 cents). 1st thing is knowing the value of money and managing money. Then comes the rest like investing, asset building etc. If someone don't know the 1st princicple then even if they make millions it will be blown away !!!
I started working as a software engineer at 20. Moved to another city, far from my parents.
I have to do the same very soon
Love this video! I’m over 30 and feel like I’m behind, but I believe all your advice is still relevant for me.
*Thanks for the comment*
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What app would you recommend the best to use for stock and cryptocurrency?
Clement, great video! I have a question though. I have capital, but I don’t know where to start investing. Do you have any advice?
Watch his recent Bitcoin video
Me, still a high schooler: Yes please do tell me what stocks to invest in!
easy, just look for good ETFs if you don't have any clue
Buy Enron
wtf guys I was being sarcastic.
Great tips Clement!!!
You should go on Graham Stephans show, I think you have a lot of good experiences to share
Dont its a scamm that person want to scam u thats not clement
@@AaronandAsh ?
@@harrychufan There was a comment between @Ifti's Playback and my comment that had a profile pic of clement and even clement name with only one letter differnt like(clement Mihailiscu) in it and was asking ppl to invest with him and they could contact him through whatsapp and he gave the number. i noticed it wasnt the real clement so I was warning ppl that it wasnt clement
Nice content. I don't know who, but someone actually needs to hear this, you've got to stop saving all your money. Venture into investing some, if you really want financial stability
Invest globally in bitcoin, gold, silver, forex market, commodities. Just don't be left out and save yourself
Beautifully said, I tell my folks these words everyday. It's good to save money but most people don't understand the market moves and tend to be misled in facts like this and always depend on money in the bank.
@Collins Markson Hey, this is a computer age. Peeps who aren't even traders make money from the crypto and forex markets ,how many millionaires do you know who have become wealthy by investing in savings accounts?
Very helpful, this is what I needed to hear today
@Collins Markson My personal portfolio/investment manager; Mrs Rebecca Leigh Jones , after a whole week of research,she runs an investment platform where you don't have to undergo any stress in the trades, she manages my trading account which i opened with a capital of $3000 and now i have grown my portfolio up to over $6500, a huge success.
Be smart, be frugal, and be generous. Doesn't need to be complicated and you don't need a FANG job.
100% agree
But a faang job helps lol
I liked how the video ended just like that no nonsense for 10 seconds or something
I mean there were not same links to his other videos
i'm sure your content is valuable for some people in that field but basically it comes down to this: i'm assuming you are good at what you do but you're essentially a child of your time. it's easy to overlook that you're amongst those who are massively benefitting from monopoly-like statutes of big tech in the states and the over-proportional salaries they're consequently able to pay. their uncontrolled growth of the last decades and their current state are highly questionable and all that reflects on your advice and business model.
*Thanks for the comment*
*Build yourself a life time investment and not just a business*
*Write me on WhatsApp*
*+1”4”2”3”4”2”7”6”9”3”2*
@@Pinnédbytanchoudhury-r1w thanks, I will do that and send you my moneyz
Hey Clem, a quick question....... when companies are recruiting and when they post a job on LinkedIn or their own career site, are they recruiting just one person or more than one person
How i become a millionaire as a millionaire
How to be millionaire:
Step 1: live in your parent’s basement
Me: “well I can check that box off”
Me Watching This At The Age Of 12 I DON'T EVEN HAVE 10$ IN MY *POCKET* LOL.
You’re lucky. You thinking about this at 12.
I'm 14 and I sell caprisuns in my neighborhood. I currently have made over 500 dollars in less than a year
Start building wealth at 12, and you'll be absolutely set by the time you're 20, let alone 25 or 30. And assuming you're into coding if you're watching my channel, then you've got all the cards in your hands. Just a matter of playing them right now. You got this!
@@clem Yup I'm In With C++
Hi sir i have a question regarding to investment
Is there any website name or application could you suggest me so where i can invest money on facebook google and other popular platform stock.because so far the website i have seen most of them is like scam website.
So i need proper online platform where i can able to invest money to build capital as soon as possible
high-income skill gets you a high-income job that gets you large capital to start a scalable business
If y’all want to set your kids up for success invest in a growth fund for them when they are born or when ever you have extra money by the time they turn 18 if they plan on going to college it will be paid for, if they want to get a business the start up cost will be paid for. Whatever they plan on doing they will be ahead of the game
Feeling completely envious.
In short what he told - to become a millionaire you have to be lucky and not loose it.
For everyone whose parents don’t live in NYC this video is irrelevant
Thanks for always motivating me clement.and also I love algogirl.
This is not your correct whatsapp number.plz give me a correct whatsapp number.I had watch your every video.request
@@rohitchaurasiya5271 its a scam dont message
@@rohitchaurasiya5271 click on that profile ull see no subs on the channel
Ok bro.thanks for reminding me.
Coming Up: My billion dollar net worth breakdown (From Mr. Transparent 😉)
One day!
How much of the money come from each part (%) of the tips that you cited in the video?
first step: be born in a rich country
Please make a video on how to strategically invest in stocks!
im getting 24 in dec ... as of now iv $1600 in account.. let's see how much i can make by 26
Investing in the stock market with the investment management service of my finance manager Nigel K. Phineas I’ve been able to stay ahead on inflation and simultaneously building wealth, with a monthly income of $65k from my profit returns
these are times when investments has really become the prior task for achieving actual success
@@BUCTHA4 That’s a pretty cool amount to be earning monthly how you able to earn such?
@@gustavor.2 I owe all my success to Mr Nigel’s contribution in my swift and consistent earnings. He offers an investment management service where he trades on my behalf with his superior expertise of the market giving me a much better standpoint and chance of earning colossal profit returns
@@Axelk8 It sure is, future conditions could only reduce the level of job availabilities so it’s safe to secure a viable means of regular income and nothing does it better than investing
@@BUCTHA4 Sounds like something I might be interested in, how long did it take to start receiving profits from when you began investing?
The problem is, we probably got this advice a million times on UA-cam, but most of us just won't get a high paying job.
Then stop watching yt and start working harder
@@davidnichol4735 Wow what a great advise ! just work harder and you get a high paying job !! Why aren't you a millionaire now ? Since you know how to do it.
And why should I stop watching UA-cam videos ? I learnt a lot from Clement and other software developers here.
@@ShashankA.C ok
Step 1: Buy TSLA stocks
Step 2: Wait
lol good luck with that strategy
Live under your means? But life is so short. Eat that good food. Travel, see new places. Experience life. Or maybe I am having this mindset because I am a girl. :) But I really believe there must be a balance between saving and spending. I am a bit under my means as well when it comes to my car. My wealth is it 200k USD now, I am 27, but hey, I am from a poor eastern european country, so this is really something. I will become a millioaire in this life, I expect in 10 years, so I am happy with my possible future achievement haha.
you dont have to live under your means forever, it ist just the first years
Im trying to be a millionaire at 35 currently 28
Make a video about your investments or your old ones
can you please make a video where there is more details about stock investments?
Clem, can you please shoot a new commercial with Megan. We love the "Do you wanna be a software engineer at google" but it's literally coming in front of almost every single video I click.
I admire you and your work, just sharing my thoughts.
@@Pinnédbytanchoudhury-r1w fake
Get a high-paid job & living with parents with house & minimums spending. I did my math here. That’s about 500k. Your investment style should be very high-risk
This changed my life
I knew you were going to talk about free food 😊 that must have been wonderful though and saved you money.
This is a bunch of bs. "land a high paying job" i.e. the exact opposite of what he has actually done in his own career: left google, facebook and whatever "high-paying" job he had before and created his own company - algoexpert to annoy people with that well known annoying add (and used his girlfriend for that...). Of course he would recommend to find a high paying job because he expects for as many of us as possible to take his algoexpert course, which is specifically created/targeted for his audience. Almost like those who say that buying the product is the product...
I’m curious if you paid rent to your parents while living with them. If you could live in a house virtually for free, that would definitely be a great wealth-building strategy.
In Africa you live with your parents till you or they die moving out is like neglecting them but we are still poor.
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My question is: what do you apply to your hair to give it that fix state while feeling natural?
Watch his Q&A videos, I swear I remember he talked about it in one of them
Really great content! Did Google / FB just allow you to develop your own business on the side, or did you have to quit before you launched?
You know this situation, when you've decided to be a millionaire, but again spend last 5$ on burger in McDonalds
I still live with my parents and have to pay rent. Because we are poor and I want to move out but its hard to get an apartment in my city due to housing shortages.
I'm the 1000th viewer yey,😂😍🎊🥳
After seeing the title I felt Clement x Tech Lead.... Ft. Ex Googler 😂
Congrats for the video! Very nice! Currently I live in Brazil and here is normal the culture to live all life (or for a long time) with parents, unfortunately!
Hey Clem! Do you think it's possible (or realistic) to get an internship abroad even BEFORE going to college?
Deff
@@morball6668 "Definitely"?
@Doge Boi So, it's more about what you've put out there that works, as suppose to having a paper that says "THIS MAN CAN CODE"?
Awesome! Thanks for the help! :)
@Vaman Madhavan I'm already a couple years older, gotta pick up my pace geez
I think so! It might depend on the company, because some big companies might have strict rules (for legal reasons) about how old you can be, whether or not you need to be currently enrolled in college, etc., but I think that many companies would give you that opportunity!
Not rocket science as you said but great solid advice
I think that for most, even if you are living with your parents, we have to at least to help in rent.
Petition for Clement to collaborate with SINGH IN USA
The easiest way to become a millionaire is to first become a TechLead.
Hii clement.. Actually I am from India I am doing Bachelor of Computer from India.. I had a dream of working at goggle. It's my childhood dream ...My friends of other colleges are placed as software engineers they said me that I can't apply at goggle.. As I only graduate..Even though I am working each day for my interviews.. Can u tell me does degree really matters?? I would be helpful if u reply😅
Apply anyway even if ppl tell you cant
Google hires people with a degree and even ppl with no degrees
@@AaronandAsh sure thanks for helping 😊
Step 1 : be born in the US (try to be as close to silicon valley as possible)
Step 2: work at top tech company (preferably google or facebook..)
Step 3: Leave it, become an ex faang, do youtube videos about how cool it is to be an ex- blah , and build a company that sells shovels
step 4: ??!
step 5: Profit
Btw, I'm not saying all of the above are a bad thing, I'm just being realistic about the "hOw I bEcAmE A mIliOnArE" thing, where people say things like "have confidence" or giving some other tips that do NOT directly affect how the million has been made. Reality is there is a non negligible amount of luck , if you've been born in the right place, at the right time, with the right education and the right network around you, also, if you were the first to get into a certain industry, then you are way more likely to succeed. Hardwork is a valuable component, sure, but never forget survival bias. And don't forget the exponential growth of money the more money you get.
I am 15... Can I earn as much as that under 22?
same here I am also 15
You can earn that much too but find something you like solving for people. The money will follow you. Ull see oppurtunities
Sir can u suggest me, to choice which project in my final yr is best to learn
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@@Pinnédbytanchoudhury-r1w this u r number sir
Thanks for sharing this is fantastic advice 🙏
Agree with no. 2 as I wish I could do that.
In India leaving your parents is considered a taboo.
Can u make a video on ai ml vs software engineer now a days I here people saying software engineering is archaic also btw sharing knowledge is greatest wealth and you are doing soo much so thanks it really helps
Basically u need to have money in order to get more money
If you could solve a problem that people are willing to pay for then u have a chance to make money without money or little money
Guys I just started programming and I need your help ( in c )
Say I use a variable for a charachter's name like char name [ ] = "John"
Then I print something with it and now I want to change that variable into Robert.
( so it would be like John......... Then robert... )
How can I do that? With numbers I can just do the name of the variable = the new number, same with single letters, but with words it doesn't work.
Thanks
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I’d be very surprised if you still remember what that means btw
Also:
Step 1: Learn to code
Step 2: Buy algo expert
Step 3: Get in FANG
Step 3: Invest a big part of your income / Buy Bitcoin and ETH
@@harispapadopoulos4295 FANG? WUT DOES IT MEAN
@@Agent_Ax Facebook Amazon Netflix Google. But it’s used in a more broad way when referring to big tech companies.