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In this video, I share 8 money lessons that I wish I learned sooner!
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Thanks Nate. This is the way I pay myself first; I set up automatic withdrawals to be transferred into my high yield savings account each week. I agree it is the ideal way!
Money is a happy ” pill ” with its unhappy ” side effects ” ….
Donate to charities!
” no man” love it❤
That plant in the corner makes me happy.
Toby DeMoss it’s so pretty, yeah! 😍
Cool bracelet!
Now these are some realistic goals/mindsets to follow!
Love the “money isn’t the end goal”, up to a certain point of course it is connected to happiness/freedom, but after that it is just another addiction
So true – up to a certain point are the key words!
kinda shook that nate, joey, thomas, and matt all uploaded within the same 24 hour period. is this heaven
who are the other three?
Thank you for this great review
Profitable forex investment has got everything to do with good working strategies and proper risk management aimed at eliminating loss rate.
With all this put in place in the right proportion then I’d say you’d do good.
Just the information I need now.
Are this experts available in the UK?
@Thompson Richard Yes they are.
Thanks as I’d be writing them a message shortly.
Interesting thread indeed.
These are all great lessons to have learned. I agree that paying yourself first is so important!
You honestly inspire me daily thank you so much for always creating amazing content been watching for a while and I’m so grateful for your existence 🤗
If you love technology and you are willing to buy iPhone 12 in 2 weeks, buy it!
Don’t waste money on something that is not useful to you but you are using it.
That phone is so worth the money! I love it <3
Just went on a good vacation and bought a MacBook Pro & AirPods Pro… be frugal but don’t be a penny pincher, reward yourself for investing so hard!
Where do i begin ? hey guys , i’m looking to learn how to trade . i’m not looking to make money quickly , i just want to be able to . i’m gonna start paper trading but i don’t really know where to begin . should i be using technical or fundamental analysis , or both ? any help , at all , would be greatly appreciated , thanks
If you’re day trading or scalping, you don’t care about fundamentals, only price action. If you’re investing long term, you care about fundamentals. You have to know what you want to do and that will tell you what you need to focus on.
@Ferdinand William ok thanks heaps, yeah i’m looking to day trade, nothing long term. so i suppose technical analysis would be the way to go.
Doing lots of research about trading or foreign exchange trading and I seem to find huge testimonial about Joseph Berg trading strategy and success from other individuals actively trading and timing the market with him
How do I reach him?
Is this a summary video of Rich Dad Poor Dad? Anyway, super nice video! Keep it up 🙂
I agree about house at the point of expenses. But when you have a family the question is considered little bit differently)
By the way Nate, I was really wondering what’s your philosophy in the area of happiness?
As far as buying a house goes, it depends on what you want in life. Flexible or stability. Family or no family. Obviously over buying in terms of what you can afford is stupid, but if real estate wasn’t profitable no one would own it. So there’s a reason people are landlords and investors, so even if your home doesn’t pay you, you’re still saving money in the long and maybe short term.
Stocks are good but I swapped and invested in forex and cryptocurrency I’ve been earning much from it 💵
Hey, have you got his email? I’m not from the US so I need another way to contact him.
Does he deal with absolute beginners?
This thread seems kinda fishy
@Monika Kas yes
No you are not. Especially in the long-run.
@Dick Justice forex spam bots everywhere these days smh.
Yes different phases in life, a time to sacrafice & spend.
The video starts at 3:00
he is probably my soulmate …
Right on motivator! You always have good stuff. I almost wanna buy that phone but i am too frugal thanks to you;)
I love you man 🙂
10 min video perfect length
Good vid !!
very informational
About houses, I see them as something positive is you can afford the cost of owning a house and apart of that live the life you want to live and save. Another option is. buy to rent, if you buy a propriety to rent it to others then, at least in my country, you will make more money than what the mortgage cost and after some years you would have a property for free, in that meaning I see it as an asset, cause you buy it to make money.
Don’t get me wrong, but I just think your video topics & content became too repetitive.
Hello Mr. Nate! Thank you for your video. I have come across to your channel recently and I found it really interesting for me. I have a question regarding to this video. If you find some time to reply me, I will be so grateful to you. Wish you a lot of success in the future, here is my question:
You mentioned learning sales skill by reading books. Can you recommend some?
Looking forward to your reply. Thank you in advance! 🙂
You truly should be the most watched channel on YouTube. Everyone should be watching your videos, the knowledge you share could help anyone. All of the tips and habits you share work wonders for productivity and even mental health. Your wisdom is unmatched and I’m grateful for people like you.
Excellent tips. I made a similar video on how I overcame being poor. It’s more of a mindset issue than anything. If you think like a poor person you’ll always be poor.
I like your videos and I agree with you 99% of the time. The house thing you are way off, but I’ll give you a pass cause you’re young (a very mature young person). The house thing — I just about had to do a short sale and then I kept it and 4 years later I sold making 50,000. In turn I bought another and used the whole 50,000 for the 20% down. This saved me 400 a month plus 100 for PMI, so now I get to go put 500 extra into a ETF. My new place went up in value 80,000 so far (2 years). So that’s 130,000 I have now in equity with what I’ve put into it. If I sold now I would have 200,000. My ETF is at 70,000 with the same month amount as I pay for my house. However, I do live in Denver where the housing market has BOOMED
BEST VIDEO EVER! I think identically. Awesome content, Nate. Btw, which sales books do you like?
Nice Video my friend, thanks!
Watching these kinds of videos changed my mindset about money. Became totally different person after knowing money better than god
I enjoy your videos and content! Thank you for the work that you’re doing. As a musician, I would encourage you to lose the background “music”. It makes it hard to hear and concentrate on what you’re saying. For non-musicians it might not bother them. So I realize this is just an opinion. Keep up the great work!
Hello, if I ask, can I request the Turkish translation of your YouTube videos as a subscriber, your videos are very valuable and precious very little I almost never know English I will be glad if you help me, thanks
Five years ago I lost over $25K on my house because the market in the area I lived tanked. It was beautiful and well-kept, but the market was over saturated. It was 15 months until we got an offer, and at that point we just had to take it. I will never again count on my house appreciating in value.
I love the sales skill example! I wonder over a lifetime how much money you could save if everything you bought was discounted.
You are a great guide Nate..
Even in india your videos help me to manage my finances at 19…
I keep reading finance books but your videos keep reminding important points. Thankyou … keep going…. 😀😀
I like ur sweater
Hey Nate, i tried to subscribe to your newsletter on your site and it appeared to me the message: x parsererror. Do you know how I can resolve the problem?(because i really want to get the weekly finance tips).
Just came across your channel and I love it!! 🤗🤗
hey yall thats my bf
I really appreciate the content you offer.
why do you take so long to upload?
😊🙏
Why the ad in the middle of your presentation? I hate it.
oh, new shirt!!
Hi! I’m from the Philippines and I am loving your video content. I’m learning big time!
Please please please make a buying vs renting video!
Hello Jordon are into forex trading?
Investing in crypto now is really cool especially with the current rise in the market with a professional trader that guide you
Yeeeesssss to a house not always being an asset. I was just talking to my husband the other day about how it baffles me so much that a lot of personal finance/debt payoff people consider you “debt free” if you’ve paid off all your debts *except your mortgage.* The mortgage is so often viewed as “good” debt that is acceptable to have while all other debt is demonized. It doesn’t make sense to me why a mortgage gets a pass because, yes, it’s possible your home is an asset and you are building equity in it. But it’s also possible that your house will burn down. Or you won’t be able to keep up the maintenance it needs. Or 20 years after you buy it, the housing market in your area goes south and your home is worth much less than it used to be and would be difficult to sell if you needed to. Furthermore, if you stop paying, say, your student loans, it will destroy your credit, yes, but your degree won’t be taken back from you, whereas if you can no longer afford your mortgage, your house will be foreclosed on. I’m not saying don’t buy a house. For a lot of people, a house can be a very good thing. I love my house and am very glad we bought it. But I am saying that my house is just as much of a liability as it is an asset. And I won’t consider myself truly debt free until my mortgage is paid off.
Hi dad
Yes could you please make a video comparing buying a house and renting an apartment?
Ive been renting for many years. What are the pros and cons? Thank you Nate 🙂
Great video. This is highly understandable for beginners. I’m learning everyday but the most important thing I’ve learnt so far is that with proper guidance and supervision you can really make the most of that capital
@Roy Daniel thank you so much. I’ll definitely reach out to him
Hey someone talked about researching and trading without professional guide…huh I laugh you, because you will remain where you are or even make huge losses that will stop you from trading, this has been one of the biggest problems to new trader
Wow I just received $60k from Mr Harrisburg platform this is just one of the hundreds of review I’ve seen about him on the news so I’m quite assured this will come out good for me also and it’s best to reach out to him + 1 9 8 5 3 3 3 3 1 6 9
@The Rich Dad Channel Trading as a newbie is quite stressful and discouraging but after meeting with Expert Harrisburg,trading has been much easier.he handles my account till date.
@Roy Daniel Thanks for dropping his contact info. I will be investing with him soon,his success stories are everywhere.
Excellent video, thank you nate!
Just started a dividend portfolio and now I read this title😂
Anything is better than leaving too much cash in savings account
Rich dad Poor dad is a great book
I recommend:)
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Tier 2 account manager 👏🏻
His reply is much faster @ telegr@m🤞🏻☝🏻
That channel Thanks my good man
Which sales books would you recommend??
Thank you for the advice, I really appreciate it.
Nice Man🙏👏📝
5:37 is so crucial. Something I learned a few years ago as well and haven’t looked back. The majority of things can be traced back to sales — whether you love it or hate it, you need to understand this so you can understand how to position things when you need to sell something (i.e. yourself for a job, a product or service, etc.)
How can I get discipline?,that could be the next video.
You do a great work
“4:31”
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I’m making over $916 a week with them!
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Yeah I’ve been getting paid daily with *p p l o n c a s h . x y z*
I’m making over $1344 a week with them!
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First time that I’ve ever seen you with colored clothes
Are you Mike’s elder brother?
I love this dude
No homo
The book ‘Never Split The Difference’ is incredible for negotiating!
Great video and good advice, especially for young people.
“pay yourself first”? Lol my income goes directly into a savings account, and I only take out the bare minimum necessary to pay for my frugal lifestyle. Mentally make saving your default model, rather than an afterthought
You are the youngest money guru and its very inspirational.
❤️❤️❤️
You’re 80/20 clip seemed like it was missing something, you just mentioned the principle and then went into an ad. Even if you just said “this phone provides 80% of a top end phone at 20% of the cost”, that would make sense
Well spoken and great points! Reminds me of the classic Millionaire next door (some of the points, especially the one highlighting that a house is not necessarily an asset).
Different shirt😳
You were already a personal favourite
Getting sponsored by Google solidified that 👌
so cute
During the past years I spent a lot of time reading books. However, believe me just an advice, I can say that you still did not read anything if you did not read the Quaran and its explanation yet>>> beyond the matrix!! Thank you very much.
21 how sooner would u have learned it
Great video good insights, there is no better feeling than having paid your mortgage mega early and owning your own house and having an extra 10k spare every year to put toward early retirement 🤑
Discipline is important but running off willpower alone will leave most not wanting to continue. It’s the same thing behind dieting to get skinny. You can last a month or two or even longer but eventually you get burnt out and suffer a relapse of your original problem. Stuff like health and finances takes a change of mindset to get the most consistent results/gains.
Nice video 😻
Hi nate you are such an amazing teacher,motivates me everyday.i am learning from you.
Cute doggie!! 🥰
biggest thing i learned was to flip it and reverse it tiesreverdnatipilf
I’m happy to announce that the right to repair Bill has passed in Massachusetts with a 75% landslide victory! Thank you everyone that went out and voted! This means that third party repair shops like @Electrified Garage will now have the same tools needed to diagnose and repair vehicles. Huge win!
I just bought some rural land and built a tiny house on it all with cash. The financial benefit i see in this is that I never have to pay rent (or a mortgage) again potentially for the rest of my life. It’s not bringing in a cash flow, but instead is restricting my outflow of cash:) happy days:)
Wow just finished a video about how Nate talked about savings on products. Then he immediately says $160 added value. 2:05
Awesome video
I wish I was watching this video sooner.
Great video
You didint mention buying a duplex instead and renting out one side and living for free. How come you don’t do this?! I’m telling graham Stephan
You seem too averse to risk, similar to Graham Stephan. Look at Meet Kevin he’s quintupled his net worth in just a couple years
How do we factor in a relationship into our finances?