13 "Normal" Money Habits That Keep You POOR

[@GabeBult]

Check out part 1 here kzbin.info/www/bejne/eoDOlKWZoNqofNE

[@taylorcole6919]

Yo Gabe, your coffee link (the coffee you're addicted to) is broken. :)

[@judysbakeryandtestkitchen1654]

I saw that. It actually made me very sad. In your grandparents ‘generation, people felt a company taking care of them as long as they wanted to work there. Many people look to work for one company their whole work career. They had enough money to live, and even have vacation homes. It was a much different time. Now, there’s no loyalty from either side. People constantly change jobs and it’s very insecure

[@jodrew1845]

The cigarette habit has an even greater risk than just the financial impact. Engaging in smoking, set's you up for numerous ailments which in the long run are extremely expensive. Cancer, heart disease, respiratory ailments, weakened immune system are just the tip of that iceberg. These ailments along with a diminished quality of life are both a personal as well as financial black whole.

[@mindsetmatters5650]

Binge eating and snacking is another one.

[@Questionablexfun]

Omg I’m clutching my cheezits 😝 yea I hate having the random urge to snack unhealthy. It’s deff a money suck

[@mindsetmatters5650]

@@Questionablexfun that one hasn't personally been a problem for me. I was raised on three square meals and an intentional snack. Why do I see so many go to convince stores and spend 10.00 on junk?

[@downbntout]

Truer than you may know. The cost of health-limiting foods has the hidden but unavoidable cascade of doctor and hospital bills, and the loss of income from not living healthy into your 90s and on

[@mindsetmatters5650]

@@downbntout Yes I know when I sit at the table with health conscious minded people I eat so much healthier compared to if I sit with people who are not as particular with what they cook. Makes a big difference in my mental health and personal health.

[@rillawhat8142]

" discipline brings freedom " 👍🏾

[@site_is_down]

I agree! Discipline plays a vital role in our every goal and every dream. We can never attain and achieve anything without us disciplining and focusing ourselves with our goals.

[@lasagnasquare5604]

This sounds so counter-intuitive, but it's soooo true!!!! I write a schedule once every week and when I forget, which shame on me happens every now and then I struggle through the entire week.

[@celestethompson3405]

I agree about the pet thing, but there are definitely exceptions. When we got our dogs, our family income was considerably higher. Now during this economic collapse, we’ve lost a third of our income and can’t afford to do all that we used to for our pets. But they are important to us and I cant imagine not keeping them. I know people will judge me for no longer taking them to the groomer and instead giving them hideous home hair cuts, and for waiting to take them to the vet until I know I cant figure out what is wrong with them and try to fix it, but I am doing the best I can with what Ive got! This failing economy is going to make us all have to reorder our priorities.

[@christineshah7330]

Hideous home haircuts and only utitlizing vets when needed are, in my opinion, just practical pet ownership decisions. We adopt our dogs from shelters, feed them very well, (partly as a long term cost savings because it keeps them healthy and an appropriate weight, but also because it is kind), pick dogs that need minimal grooming (the current pupper just needs nail trims because my vision isn't up to the task) and buy only the basics. A leash. A collar. A flea collar. A toy. (the current dog doesn't even care about toys, so that's a win. lol) He made one of our laundry baskets his bed and we let him. I just threw an old pillow in there and he's thrilled, so we don't even buy dog beds. A dog on a budget is the dog for us. ;)

[@amber4305]

For tips about the at home haircuts you can watch dog grooming channels and learn techniques from them. That’s what I do and my dogs haircuts just keep getting better

[@juditharsenault2131]

I live alone in the boondocks and thought about getting a dog but I'm so frugal that I don't want to spend the money. I'm perfectly happy living alone. In fact, I love living alone. My kids finally left a few months ago and it's awesome. I walk dogs for some extra money and like it. Animals love me for some reason. I could never figure out why. I stayed with a friend for a few months and her dog followed me everywhere. So did her cat. It's kinda nice. They adored me. She was surprised because they never behaved like that with anyone else. It must be a gift from God.

[@storytime1469]

I don't think dogs care that much about their hair cuts. It doesn't harm then so why should anyone judge you for that?

[@pvarawat]

One day you know people didnt care about you as much as you thought they would.

[@kristyc534]

I just went down to 4 days work instead of 5 by choice, and started personal training on that free day. So double whammy of money out, but the effects of having that motivation is starting to trickle down to the rest of the week. So worth it for me. Still working on paying off debt as well

[@Budgetmeright]

This is so accurate! I listen to people blaming everyone else but themselves. I was terrible with money and that was 100% my fault and my responsibility to be better.

[@tallyp.7643]

I've started accepting this as well. I mean, part of me knew it, but part of me was resentful at the folks around me who treated money like such a taboo subject. All I ever heard was "don't use your credit card" or "save your money," but nothing about how to deal with an ever-fluctuating paycheck from part time jobs, making a budget (or at least how to figure if you're screwing yourself before it's too late). I had questions but had no idea where to start. Now I'm still trying to figure this out, and definitely need to because I can't continue this way. I've had a few years to try and turn things around--now I have at least a better idea how bad things can get if I don't and that's given me some direction as to where to find the info at least. I vowed to make this last bit of 2022 a learning point so 2023 I can make big changes. Hope you've found your way and done better. We all have to do better at this point, that's for sure. Be well.

[@Budgetmeright]

@@tallyp.7643 Wish you will make a difference next year! You totally got this! Realisation is the first step I think. I managed to improve a lot! Since talking about money is a taboo like you said, I am learning from KZbin how to budget. Lol. I even started my own channel to keep myself accountable and I was very lucky to build a small but strong community with other budgeters for inspiration. Took a small break because of health issues that I had last month. But it's amazing that KZbin can be a great inspiration for my life. If I can do this, everyone can! Enjoy the journey! ❣️

[@arianamansouri9275]

Thank you for adding the pet part!! I’m a pet-free former 5 yr vet tech. My last pet died a couple months ago and I’m pregnant so I made the hard choice to give away his supplies and not have any pets. I occasionally would change the clinic’s sign to ‘Animals are a luxury, not a right.’ and I firmly believe this!

[@magdalezag]

I would use the sign saying the same for kids. Yes, they are luxury, and most of people treat having them as right.

[@zakosist]

I agree. Although I have pets myself and that's definitely among the things I want to spend my money on. I think their value shouldn't be underestimated as it can bring a lot of quality of life for many people and make lonely people much less lonely, people dont always have the option to just get human friends, even less know you can trust them. But they are also sentient beings and if you cant or wont give them a good life you have no right to keep them. I also think one should be able to pay for their vet in an emergency otherwise its both irresponsible and potentially cruel. And sometimes it may also be smarter not keep pets either for economical reasons, because you would get burned out taking proper care of them, or various other reasons like allergy.

[@Val.Kyrie.]

I think kids having pets is beneficial.

[@zakosist]

@@Val.Kyrie. Some of the time I think it is (probably when the kids get a bit older). But not: if you cannot take good care of both the pet and kids at the same time, and make sure neither of them are a danger to each other. Kids are a lot of work, especially the first year. And not everyone has capacity (whether in terms of time, money or energy) to care for both at the same time.

[@sfernando6352]

So are kids and some pets are better than ungrateful kids!!!

[@esthervaneijk4586]

My parents gave me one advice: if you want to buy something, save up the money first. This came from my father's side of the family. His mother loved to buy stuff but hardly had any money. That meant paying those things off in small amounts per month. To be fair it was the early 1950s and she had to raise 11 children.... Still, my dad made us save every penny we didn't need. During my own teens and 20s (okay, my early 30s as well...) I got a little carefree with money but nowadays I, once again, try to save as much as I can. Your video's helped me get back in the right mindset!

[@mariawesley7583]

Thanks for mentioning pets. They deserve human companions that can not only cover their expenses, but also have the time to walk or play with them.

[@zakosist]

I agree, unless its an animal that normally wont play with their owners or need walks to begin with, such as fish, tarantula or gecko. There are a lot of different types of pets with quite radically different needs and temperament. Some are more tolerant to people with a busy schedule, without the animal suffering. But you should only get animals you can and will give a good life, and that without burning yourself out. And also can handle economically.

[@anissa3591]

Pets and kids, having kids is expensive too

[@lizzabbott]

I agree 100% ! I love dogs. I’d love to have a husky or a golden. But I am not set up to fully give them the life they need & deserve. So ... the best thing I do fur them right now ? Easy : not getting them ! Instead I watch a lovely yt channel from England called Life With Malamutes. It’s great ! PS I do have a cat tho. Very grateful !

[@jennifert2953]

The pet conversation is so important. That’s a point so many more people need to hear.

Now my week has officially started. Thanks, Gabe!

[@arianamansouri9275]

Right?! I just tutored, now walking on the treadmill and watching GB. 👌🏽 Good things!

[@samuelannenne9047]

Thanks for this video Gabe. I like the part "about blaming other people" I find that when I take responsibility for my choices and hence financial state, my mind is stirred into action as opposed to anger which I feel when I choose to think that every other person is responsible for my financial state.

[@wolverinehoff9789]

“What will happen if I don’t buy this thing?” The most profound question ever to affect this ‘thought I had it sorted, almost 50 year old’! Thank you 🙏

[@nursescientist2520]

Yes to the emergency fund!!!! 3 weekends ago something major happened to my house that I couldn't have foreseen. Because of the emergency fund...I was ok. Now time to rebuild it. Please God no more emergencies until it is restocked! But truly...it sucks to do, but your future self will thank you! Discipline= freedom.

[@tngardener231]

These are great points. I’ve ordered that thing and forgotten what I’ve ordered, I’m thinking about working (I’m a SAHM whose kids will be all adults come October) and I needed to hear the “don’t get a job to supplement your shopping, get it to buy your freedom. I’m truly doing it to fight off boredom but I need to put the pay into something productive for our future.

[@juditharsenault2131]

What's a SAHM?

[@ThormanBoucher]

I only want to be financially comfortable, support my family, get my kids on the property ladder, and enjoy my retirement when it arrives. I want to consolidate everything into a safe investment, but I have many random companies that are at a loss from my previous investments. Should I sell them at a loss and reinvest that money into my top stock picks or leave them as they are? I'm just wondering and scratching my head. I'm not interested in becoming rich or super rich. Lol.

[@RachelBrinkmeier]

Stocks are pretty unstable at the moment, but if you do the right math, you should be just fine. Bloomberg and other finance media have been recording cases of folks gaining over 250k just in a matter of weeks/couple months, so I think there are a lot of wealth transfer in this downtime if you know where to look.

[@velayuthman]

@@RachelBrinkmeier My husband and I were following this same trajectory. Last two years, I pulled out my money and invested with his wealth manager. Not catching up with her profits over the years, but at least I earn more. Haha.

[@velayuthman]

@Teresa Brickle The thing is that I really don't like making such recommendations. But there are many freelance wealth managers you could check out. I have been working with "LISA ELLEN SHAW" for about four years now, and she's made decent returns. If she meets your discretion, then you could go ahead.

[@azu_rikka]

I love it that you mention pets!!! People just don't realise how much it costs to take care of any pet. It always baffles me...

[@TexasAlabama]

I have a friend that is a multimillionaire, I met him when he already had money, I have found myself following his money habits not even thinking about it. He has never been to SBUX and he NEVER goes to the movies. There is lots of other stuff but I agree, Zig Ziglar said you become who you hang around.

[@andrewfisher1051]

I really like the way you present this information. I am late to the game, but your channel has been inspirational in helping me get started in this financial journey. 2 weeks in and my basic emergency fund is about half full. So thanks for sharing your experience.

[@Madiannereid]

Love this! There are for sure geographical issues for some people that do have a huge impact. In Vancouver and far out into the surrounding areas, gross, tear-down houses are at least 1.5-2 million. Multi-families would be so far out of reach for a single person, no matter how much you save or how good your salary. Still, these rules apply (I just invested in apartments instead).

[@raquelhunter8495]

Thank you for this video. I don’t have many of these habits but I have so much fear about investing even though I want to be investing. I think it’s time to get over it.

[@pdxoregon1]

My financial advisor is “My Financial Girlfriend.” She’ll help you get started. She’s a teacher at heart. I hope you’ll check her website and Facebook page.🎃💛🎃💛

[@melissai4798]

Gabe I only listened to this because I wanted to hear something like, stop buying over priced coffees but damn,,, taking a risk by not taking a risk…… wow *mind blows

[@cheekymonkeygirl3378]

I see you as a big brother of mine who is striving to help us tremendously to overcome our spending habits. You are changing lives. I see that you have a lot of dummies book so do I. Good job. Another phenomenal video. 🙀❤️☺️

[@cheekymonkeygirl3378]

@Dan Swildens His videos helped me to focus on my needs and less on my wants. He needs to be credited for shifting our financial mindset. 😌

[@noelstrandholt4633]

Bro, I just came across your channel a couple of weeks ago and am hooked I typically only watch fitness KZbinrs. And some book reviews. But since I came across your channel Iv been watching on every break at work or in my down time like on the treadmill. Great quality content. I appreciate the inspiration.

[@GabeBult]

Glad you found me! And that you enjoy my work!

[@AarrenDieok]

This is an excellent presentation that simplifies complex concepts for easy understanding. However, in this modern worl$, 99% of ordinary people do not follow and find themselves trapped. Thanks Gabe

[@Gumby1978]

We are kindred souls. We have lived our lives in parallel. Well not parallel because I am 64. I retired at 56 and make more mommies than when I worked 40 hours a week. I just need to be motivated and you fill that gap. Thank you very much.

[@ztgglis]

You speak to me! Your exposure of inner thoughts about issues is dead-on-bullseye!

[@heatheravery1421]

What a great video! Please do more videos about alternatives to going to college. I have two teenagers and I don’t want them to start life with a mountain of student loans.

[@VeritasPlus]

Lol - Extreme Ownership, and Discipline Equals Freedom…. Noice! Love those books 😉 Glad to run across your channel

[@Ripplesinthewaters]

I’m guilty of hiding from my finances. It’s just so scary! I’m working on it. :)

[@arianamansouri9275]

Log into your bank account a couple times a week!

[@Ripplesinthewaters]

@Dan Swildens Sorry, I didn’t mean to say that I hide my finances from my husband. I just hate looking at it, myself.

[@Ripplesinthewaters]

@Dan Swildens Understood. You’ll be pleased to know that we hold no debt of any kind. :) It’s just that my spending is too wish-washy. Budgeting doesn’t work. Minimalism has helped a lot and I no longer like to shop. Now, it’s just food. My family loves to eat out. I’m hoping the summer will stop that. Like I said earlier, I’m working on it. :)

[@berlinefernandez]

Been waiting for this 🙏🏾 and this is much more detailed and precise☺️

[@GabeBult]

Hope you enjoy!

[@angelicacole40]

Fabulous video, thank you. 😊

[@herstory1012]

You've revolutionised my life with your channel!

[@AB_STUDIOS]

I love the coffee B-roll in every video. Keep up the great videos, not just because of the ladder

[@brycekolb5447]

I just found your channel yesterday Gabe and I really like your videos keep up the good work my man!

[@GabeBult]

Thanks man appreciate it

[@thethriftyfawn]

I can't even, this videos are just TOO GOOD Gabe! Yes, I'm behind on new uploads, but gradually cathcing up, along with checking out the ones that were up prior to subscribing! Keep up the amazing work, and keep well and rested with your beautiful family as well! 😍

[@jokster4409]

Just taking notes and listening to the way you put things increases my knowledge and discipline. Thank you.

[@jennie9]

I think pets and children fall in the same category. Many people don't think hard enough about the changes and challenges both bring before getting/having them. They just go with the common cultural ideas (in the US and Canada anyway) that people have children and pets. I firmly believe that people need to think more consciously about whether they actually want to make the sacrifices that pets and children demand, including their financial ability to provide a decent life for them. I do have to say, however, that it's a slippery slope to say that people who can't afford them shouldn't have them. It penalizes people who live in poverty and brings a lot of our prejudices and judgmental nature to the fore. Many people with good incomes treat their pets and children poorly and many people without much money treat them wonderfully. And vice versa. Good finances are not the be all and end all of being a good human or pet parent. They are only one aspect to consider.

[@Val.Kyrie.]

We are poor and have kids and pets. I think the responsibility is good for the kids and being raised with pets is an advantage for their futures. Also, police take half an hour, dogs take half a second.

[@gillianmilburn3712]

I agree, I hear if people bemoaning that they're expecting another child and need a bigger house/car as I'd they didn't realise they'd need such things before becoming pregnant. Sure I know contraception fails, but the people. Thinking of (know of) really just didn't 'think'. Ohhhh and BIG weddings.....there's no need to spend tens of thousands on getting married.

[@cheyennefaith4857]

Hey Gabe, can you share a video of your top financial book recommendations?

[@Gary18061984]

I always think : Life gives us card during our live and you have to play as better as possible with it, but many peoples say by example my friend, brother, .... has better cards, maybe it's true but you can't do nothing about it, card it's like money, the important it's not what cards you receive but what you do with those cards.

[@Setsuzo17]

Yes! Yes to everything you said. Time to change my life for the better. Thank you. 🙏

[@rogiervantilburg3440]

Fantastic video, thanks for sharing!

[@juditharsenault2131]

I got a small electric chain saw, circular saw, hedge clippers, and sawzall (all Ryobi) for $5 at a garage sale. They're all in gear shape and the chain saw was just sharpened. I can't bring myself to get the charger and batteries they need. I'm waiting for Christmas and I'll ask for them as a gift. So I keep sawing with my little folding saw and pruners.

[@vapemonitor]

Great Video Gabe!!

[@AbundanceImagination]

Awesome list, thank you.

[@ajrobb]

This vid’s advice is awesome overall as is its predecessor.’s. Specifically, I agree with the tactic of changing a friend group that isn’t supportive. I did so and my life changed for the better.

[@site_is_down]

Good to hear that and I hope you're now surrounded by people that gravitates your feelings, because it is really important that we're with people that supports all our plans and our dreams 😊

[@joelane7146]

Hey Gabe, I like all of your videos!

[@michaelmcclure7758]

Great video, as usual. Thank you for your insight.

[@kimvannatter5214]

Hey! Thinking on your tenth and 11th points- one thing we decided to do with budgeting was to auto transfer a chunk of money every month into savings for any bigger, anticipated expenses. Like once a year we traveled to see family, so we took the cost of the trip and broke it into a monthly savings payment. It's so awesome, because it avoids the crazy high and low in our checking account. We're also doing that for our eventual car upgrade. :) The best part is you can do it with anything, it just gives you that much more stability in your account balance.

[@Erin-rg3dw]

I know someone who did something similar with building a deck from the composite boards: every paycheck they bought a board. It breaks down the cost into bite-size chunks and meant that they knew they couldn't start until it was all paid for.

[@erosa2031]

This is sooo spot-on message! You hit every point 👌 that is so true to many people including myself!!! I can't agreed more! You have been bringing a financial message up that needs a good shift in our personal and professional lives. Thank you for sharing! 💕🥰

[@tiashadae1143]

Another insightful video, thank you!

[@kamsiyahsari5525]

Thank you .. From Indonesia.

[@tanndigedan2261]

😉😉😉 love your filming style x

[@kdep_]

I agree with everything you said but also just loled when you started talking about taking risks in investing so you can live the life that you want sounded so much like an mlm pitch all of a sudden haha

[@ellenh278]

Love these!

[@elizabethlandazuri1117]

Thank you, really help me so much , your videos are awesome 😎

[@KhairulAnwar-mp8lo]

True to expensive habit. Surgeon General also recommends not smoking and drinking.

[@magdalezag]

Another great portion of inspiration, thanks for that. However, as you mention pets, for me they end up in the same category as kids. Both to me are luxury, not something to be taken for granted and kids are definitely much more expensive.

[@amethystlowe]

Just subscribed glad I came across your channel, I love the way you edit your videos! I loved seeing you older videos and transformation !

[@GabeBult]

They are a bit rough

[@faithfulgrl]

Live & Learn!

[@rebeccareyna4137]

Such a great video! 🎉 your best in my opinion. You’re preaching ❤ I needed to heart this! I’ve been sitting on my money scared to invest you totally motivated me to take that risk 🎉

[@maksymmaksym2161]

Very happy I stumbled across your channel. You're very motivational and inspiring. Thanks! Can't wait to see more content!

[@judyberry9548]

Great advice Gabe i really enjoy this Thank you for this

[@hugueneaufontus732]

Thank you for this video, Gabe! Just discovered your channel, and I’m already learning much.

[@bryang5912]

Are you going to put a book out ? I would buy it. Great advice Gabe

[@maryokeefe2144]

Love this. All great points. It's encouraging.

[@MichtheMinimalist]

This was so good 😭 I was guilty of blaming others and not recognizing my wants vs my needs for a long time. I’m one of those people who had the force of the pandemic change my life for the better but this video was too close to home for me. Thanks so much for sharing.

[@natashatheresa]

You are the average of the 5 people you spend the most time with. Great video, I was nodding the whole time.

[@lawandagolder9046]

I’m subscribed!!!! Great insights!!!

[@MrNorthbees]

Happy to have just found your channel.

[@Soxandnicole]

An other great video, thank you.

[@AugustusAsgeir]

Appreciate the videos.

[@andresalarcon5671]

that was me, i use to have a second job to have hockey season tickets. now i just save up for the future investments

[@tomgabel99]

I liked the pace of this video. It was energetic, up beat, rapid and to the point. The filming was good too. Most of all though, was that the information was apt and useful to me.

[@site_is_down]

Same sentiments here! Very informative and catching that you will never have a doubt to leave it without finishing the whole video.

[@cassie.minimalist]

People are afraid to invest which can bring them extra money but are not afraid to lost 100% of their money buying unnecesarry things. That is interesting. 😂

[@CreamIceMs]

Yes on the pets!!! I see people struggling to get by, yet they get, not one but two or more pets. I don't have pets because I realize that caring for a pet requires feding and attention and high vet bills if the animal gets sick. And my current budget just does not allow for that. They're live beings and not toys, and need proper time and medical care to be healthy.

[@faithfulgrl]

Unfortunately many people who cannot afford pets have them & don't really care about them, let alone, for them. The dogs just hang out. If you won't even walk your dog everyday, dont have one. They have needs & walking is free! I'd love a dog but, I have time & a little extra for my French Bulldog. If you know where I can rescue one (they can cost $5000 & up) I'd Love to make my dream come true! Anyway, Thank You! 💔🐶 💜 💙 ❤️ 🧡 🐶💝

[@Reginasjourney2peace]

Thank you🗣

[@joycegonzales4994]

I so agree on pets. But many people think more of their pets than their kids.

[@asavannah7439]

Because pets will never say that they hate you when they become teenagers 😆

[@thanieltu3153]

5th! I appreciate your channel and hard work :)

[@jeannieneuser5316]

The pets thing -- for real, tho'. My ex-husband never met a cat he could say no to, meaning that we ended up accumulating 8 of them. We felt committed to providing a certain quality of life for them, resulting in us spending as much monthly on care for all those cats as we spent on groceries for ourselves. 🤦🤦 Not only that, but he never even spent time/interacted with them. He liked the "idea" of pets, but not the reality. And then, he always wondered why we could never afford to buy our own home. 🤷 I think this is pretty common behavior for a lot of people. I mean, you show me a house that's falling down around the occupant's ears, and I'll show you a house with a DirecTV dish on the roof + a large dog in a small pen in the backyard, who never gets taken for a walk. I'm sure I'll get lots of shade for this comment... If so, that'll be because I hit a nerve. 😘

[@kate60]

Truth.

[@christined2495]

Agree 100%

[@karineb5980]

Oui c'est cela👋

[@tholm4307]

Jeannie you are spot on! What’s happening all over right now is really sad and that is people are abandoning their pets because inflation is taking a grave toll on their household expenses. Truly heartbreaking. Having a pet should carry with it a lot of cerebral consideration, not JUST feelings based. IMHO

[@lynnoorman2144]

Nor wanting to face the reality if having a pet/ children- the hard work and opportunity cost both financially and in terms of ones time.

[@waqarulislam3733]

First one here! Love your channel

[@GabeBult]

Thanks 🙏 that was fast lol

[@barbaraluna8719]

I love this!

[@maryngshwuling9916]

Thanks for sharing 🌈

[@pensacola321]

There are few better feelings in life than being financially independent. It is worth the effort.

[@ivanagaborova3749]

Hey Gabe,do you have a video where you talk about where and how you first started to learn about financies. Thank you :)

[@GabeBult]

not one in particular i can think of but over my channel its scattered lol

[@carole3680]

Did I see you decorating a cake? Is that a video of its own? The brick panels are beautiful! Is there a dusting issue ?

[@Brandon-wo4ro]

Have you been using minoxidil by any chance? Your beard is getting a lot fuller, especially compared to some of the older b roll.

[@tConradMartell]

I keep coming across and reading about people grabbing multi-digit income in investments every month, even in these crazy days in the market, any pointers on how to make substantial progress in income? I would appreciate. The cost of living at this time is getting really high..??I really need good or should i just say the best ways to increase my finance!??

[@MarkbTrout]

Right, i agree with you and I believe the secret to financial stability is having the right investment ideas so you can earn more I don't know who agrees with me but anyway I recommends either real estate or cryptocurrencies and stocks.

[@howeross336]

I think crypto is bringing a different revolution to the global economy. People who are optimistic investors consistently win...Others will just sit back and watch!!!..

[@chadsmoak7362]

@Emily Oh, you know her too??..., it's not the first time I've come across this name. My colleague really says good things about her, that her trading strategy is excellent. And has a lot of experience

[@nkpapi989]

@Emily please how can one reach her to know more, I would like to manage my money better to invest!???

[@castroperez1823]

@Emily i would like to know more about how to entrust my portfolio to someone with experience in the sector..I would like to know more about how to entrust my portfolio to someone with experience in the sector.

[@garygareth]

The less friends you have the better for your finances 😎👍

[@AccordingtoNicole]

You forgot the biggest one. Having kids.

[@gatanegra8815]

💯👍 I just wanted to write it and then I saw your comment. There is hardly anything that will drain you more as far as finances are concerned.. Except for a severe gambling or drug addiction maybe.

[@ebonylewis1680]

You are speaking the truth.

[@AmericanPatriotANomad]

I blame myself I theoretically shoot myself in the foot month after month Please Pray for me and others for discipline

[@nicholaszancy4571]

You know I had that habit of not subscribing to your channel but I’ve now fixed that

[@GabeBult]

🍾👏

[@altrizon3309]

Keep making those videos

[@americanwadewilson]

I love your material! Thanks

[@llane375]

cool videos!!!!!!

[@Jonino212]

Thank you for the video, I learnt a lot from it. What was the app you were using on minute 0907? Thanks!

[@JacklynAllen]

Hahaha you got me. This is the 4th video in a row of yours that I’ve watched and I’m breaking my bad habit of not being subscribed! 🤣👍

[@GabeBult]

Thank you lol 😂

[@SkylerDouglas]

Just got back from the store to get energy drinks for work I spend about 15 dollars a week on energy drinks I need to break this habit. I need to go buy me a coffee pot and a can of coffee alot cheaper in the long run.

[@cashisking3019]

Ok ok this sounds like I'm going to contradict myself but why do I watch your videos regularly and am disciplining myself but than I go buy something small I regret. Am I trying too hard or not enough?? Open to hearing some constructive criticism.

[@msmaria5039]

I am more gradual in my saving to investing. I did take the risk of putting in my retirement account and not touching it for the next 30 years.