15 RULES of POVERTY

[@alux]

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[@abhi_kl04]

Inspiring always ❣️

[@syaisthename9799]

Thank you Alux it is because of you that I was motivated such that I have accumulated more than a 100 thousand as an investor,I am 19 years old from south africa.

[@emgrandparents]

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[@mgithaiga1]

ESCAPE

[@trueblackpowaa5975]

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[@thien_vo]

Growing up I was poor, unhappy, living with negative family members. Until I got to college and got an education, I was never going to get out of property. My husband and I changed our spending habits and are now very prepared for opportunity during this recession. Work hard and don’t give up guys!

[@goldpharaoh6976]

CAP

[@ElizabethWarrenYeahYeah]

Similar to mine, but 3 narcissists who refused to let me advance. No education, held back. Controlled by them at my workplace and life beyond it. Controlled my relationship and took away everything I worked for, or achieved. Anything I made, they destroyed. They demanded good deeds, which I have always done for others with a glad heart, but if the good deed wasn't for them, it didn't go past unpunished. Eventually I reached my limit and went grey rock and no contact with them. That was 20 years ago and earlier this year, I had their flying monkey come by me to try pull me down and diminish my achievements. It's never ending. I have remained silent over this last effort to pull me down. If I engage, it takes me back to where they want me, back to where I was before 20 years of no contact. I'm not stupid enough to go back to be their supply and let them use me to triangulate their failures. I have a successful business and theirs has failed...... Get the drift? ...... Get out and stay out.

[@thien_vo]

@@ElizabethWarrenYeahYeah I'm so sorry you had to deal with that as a child but I'm so glad to hear that you got out of it. I completely agree, if you can't help pull them up, THEY will pull YOU down. So it really is in your best interest to cut ties. Now you can input your efforts into people who will actually accept help and change for the better. Sending you lots of love! Coming from our bad childhoods, we all need more love!

[@ElizabethWarrenYeahYeah]

@@thien_voThanks, and agreed, if they pull you down then they're not worth knowing. Onward and upward 👆

[@mrwednesdaynight]

I got an education. Now I have a minimum wage job and $600,000 in student loan debt. It can't be done.

[@sagarsingh9771]

1.Poverty is 50% circumstance and 50% acceptance of those circumstances as unchangeable 2.Being broke and being poor are two different states of being 3.Educated peopl take advngte of uneductd pepl.The same way the strong used to persecute the weak 4.Poor parents can't teache their childrens how to be rich 5.The hardest working person in the world likely lives in poverty 6.Poverty requires company 7.The poor look to others for help but never to themselves 8.poverty ties one with more than one chain 9.Good luck and poverty go hand in hand 10.Entertainment is how the rich keep the poor docile 11.Money flees the hands that don't work for it 12.Debt and consumerism are the mordern versions of slavery 13.Poor is the most expensive thing a person can be 14.Those who says that money doesnt' grow on tress never plant anything 15.Dying poor is a choice Bonus-Lack of money opens you up for abuse by the system Thanks me later guys✌️❤️

[@Northwindbreeze]

I thank you now... "don't wait for later to do something good".

[@arulmani9288]

Thanks

[@ayandaveli2882]

Escape!

[@samuelikonallaholokpo9063]

Thanks Sagar!

[@garysimpson7326]

Thank you as always:-)

[@WarrenDeMills]

"Escape" - For me, it was knowing that it was possible and not just a childish dream.

[@gunnysloan4103]

My escape was through the military. As soon as I enlisted I had a steady paycheck, place to sleep and three hot meals a day. To get promoted required self improvement. You didn't have to enroll in off duty education or go to leadership schools, but you were often advised that your career was going nowhere without it. Because of the enlistment, I was able to go to college without taking a loan. It took three years to get a two year community college AA degree because I had to take a few remedial courses. But it was worth it. The learning apathy in my teens was replace with a yen for learning in my twenties. Which became a life long learning passion. I'm now retired from teaching and the Marine Corps. I get two pensions and have an ebay side hustle that generates plenty of cash. For thousands of years the military has ben an opportunity to escape a crappy home life. I highly recommend it. Remember even the author of Rich Dad / Poor Dad benefited from military service. Semper Fi. Gunny

[@radeeshabrown8744]

She is so right. I was a teen mom on welfare to now s upper middle class citizen. You have to work your ass off but it's very possible and honestly easy to obtain if you don't put that much thought into it. I am now working from upper middle class to rich soon but I put goals in place to help me with my plans. Focus on your self and you will achieve anything you set your mind on. Good luck 🙂

[@BackroadMoney]

Good for you, I also was a teen Mom, Im now also middle class and Im working on moving up.

[@gkc1936]

My first memories were living in Tijuana Mexico in the mid 60s. An out house. Dirt floors. no running water. No power after 6p. We came to the US in 1966 and my parents got us a 1 bedroom in Boyle Heights. 7 kids. By 1969, my very hard working father had bought us a house in South Central Los Angeles. I stacked pizza boxes, waited tables, had a paper route....My parents put us all in Catholic schools, but I was a terrible student and never went to college. Since I didn't go to college my education was my job, my life experiences and I traveled a lot. I had been to 27 countries before I was 25.(backpacking, staying in hostels and sometimes working while on the trip) At 57 I make a 6 figure income(as does my wife). I own real estate in 5 states. and I've taken two companies public. I share one simple piece of advise with my children: ALWAYS accept responsibility for your actions!!! This goes a long way. 3 most important habits: 1. Get up early; at least 3 hours before you have to be anywhere(use that time efficiently) 2.Dress well or at LEAST clean. People treat you how you look (there will always be haters) avoid tattoos or weird piercing. 3. Stop drinking alcohol(and/or smoking pot) Life is hard enough, these do unimaginable damage both professionally and personally. Don't let your life happen by accident. Die with memories not with dreams.

[@bobbysebastian3709]

Salute you sir for sharing that experience & the words of wisdom

[@danielagyei9987]

Hmmm, I'll tell my story, someday. Bless you sir

[@LifeOptimiser321]

Thanks for that!

[@d_olatoye]

My heartfelt hug to you from Nigeria, you are a hero!

[@dexterbarnes5249]

Respect. Thank you

[@motleybyron4997]

ESCAPE... I decided to go back to school...I'm studying criminal law, with the intent of being an attorney... I'm 55 years old, remember....if you're alive and at least reasonably healthy, the only excuses holding you back are the ones you create.

[@concernedcitizen9466]

Did the same at 55, best decision I made in my life. Invest in yourself.

[@markangelopusta5049]

Hello sir! I’m currently 21 years old and live in a third world county. Just want to let you know that your comment inspires me :) I’m a college undergraduate, good thing is I have a job and i live with my parents so i can save money. I will never stop learning! I hope you will become a lawyer and still healthy and by that time I have the money to invest in my education.

[@markangelopusta5049]

And @motley byron

[@uzougwu1511]

Your comment just inspired me.Kudos to you.

[@heliana25]

I am a Law Student as well and I am so happy for you! Congrats for not giving up! Both your life and your story are inspiring! Wish you the best!!

[@victorkolo5142]

13. Poor is the most Expensive thing a person can be......seriously

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[@mgsanz410]

One of the reasons for this is that banks penalize you when you have an overdraft, or that they aren't willing to lend you money

[@sirfanatical8763]

@@mgsanz410 people with money who can financially prove that they can repay a loan, they pay lower interest. With inflation over time I think its like free money.

[@scotttucker7092]

One example is if you can't buy the car can't afford the insurance can't pay for gas ... you take the bus and what does that cost you ? The one thing you should value TIME.

[@wildtill9]

Yep - poor people can't afford the large but cheaper by portion products such as laundry detergent. So they overpay for the smallest size yet by volume the most expensive one

[@jasonparr4275]

I was born into the British 'middle, middle class" my parents were very loving but never, never gave me anything easily. Instead they taught me to be an individual and self dependent. My family moved to Australia (Brisbane) n 1981, when I was 11.This was very hard on all of us, and a great culture shock!! I have grown from the experience, however, and despite the opportunities that I missed in the UK, I have come to love my new country, more than home. I very much agree with you that poverty is almost a state of mind and is somehow a unconscious, sub conscious or conscious decision . Anyone who is clever and earnest enough, strives hard, who lives in the developed or developing world, has the chance to rise above 'their station'. This does, however, require a certain degree of determination, intellect, and dare I say it, good luck. Sorry, I am somewhat, repeating my former point!!! Love your channel.Cheers from sunny, sunny Queensland, Australia, Earth. As a postscript rise above what you were given!!!

[@thetightestobeatbox]

My parents have been messing me up for years. The tip poor parents can't make you rich meant everything to me. Thank you.

[@LangleyCharles]

I totally agree. Thoma Hardy said "I've often been broke, but I've never been poor." My father earned many millions in his lifetime but died in poverty because he had a poor attitude and belief system born of ignorance, fear, and an underclass attitude. He often said "Investing in the stock market is like gambling your money away at the race track." He never saved, never spent wisely, never invested, and when he died, not one person went to the morgue to claim his body. It is possible to be poor even in the midst of bountiful income, and it is equally possible to be rich when you come from crushing poverty. George Clayson's book, Richest Man in Babylon was the most life-changing and encouraging book I have ever read.

[@brrberrymerry]

I hate that "lottery child" mindset. Becuase then the child that made it the best is constantly dragged back by having to take care of the rest of the family.

[@ekomnta7308]

I personally don't believe the lottery child is actually a way out for the family. Because a single rich individual in the family does not make the entire family rich...

[@holmanlazo6928]

@@ekomnta7308 It doesn't but it happens that there will be at least one member in this type of family who somehow won't settle for the values, or beliefs he would grow up surrounded with and push for change in more promising direction for its own good. This lottery child will definitely struggle with dealing with the intrinsic family pressures that comes along with economical success. After all, They would only go after the fish, not caring so much about what it takes to bring it in the first place.

[@hkmamacmd428]

@@holmanlazo6928 yes the collectivist vs individualistic mindset. This is something mainly seen in Families of color

[@ziadatedla7082]

CA_Gizelle do you know where I could find any reading material on this?

[@brrberrymerry]

@@ziadatedla7082 yes, there's a really good episode of *Explained* on Netflix called "Racial Wealth Gap" gives a lot of insight on the topic and has the literary references you are looking for.

[@l.a.williams1879]

The richest man in Babylon was instrumental in teaching me to “escape” poverty. I’m about to go buy and read the other book

[@Mr.JoeyBee]

LA Williams- “Rich dad poor dad” had the biggest impact on me. It took less than eight years, now I am fully supported by passive income. My net worth has 10xed.

[@siyathokozangema]

I'm still a student in university but I read the richest man in Babylon every year in January. I implement everything in there.

[@itswillielugo999]

I’ll give it a try. Thanks

[@jevonsims900]

LMAO 😂

[@jonathanh3889]

AS A MAN THINKETH by James Allen changed everything for me this year! I would have never quit cocaine/ gambling and would have still been debt! I changed my thinking found a purpose and now I’m good!

[@GeraldDeBelen]

When I was young, I got bullied because of my short stature and being a nerd. Growing from poverty and having intelligence, I worked hard enough in my education and now it is slowly paying off. Education and knowing the game really set some of us ahead of others. Currently, I'm 27 and working for a bank and have a good salary. I also have a good investment portfolio and seeing my net worth grow every month, I was able to build a small house for my family and looking forward to gradually improve my life. Thank you Alux for the brutal truths!

[@pauljackson171]

Good for you.

[@jakv1894]

Which country you from?

[@GeraldDeBelen]

I'm from the Philippines.

[@vigithsajeevan4605]

@@GeraldDeBelen hey, what's your height?

[@GeraldDeBelen]

I'm 4'10 when I was in primary school, right now I'm still at a low 5'2

[@MariMars7]

How I escaped poverty was to read, read, read. Nothing beats educating yourself on what your passionate about and turning that passion into a revenue stream. All you have to do is just start. Even when you don't feel ready, even when you're scared, just start.

[@NetSkillNavigator]

So true..

[@richiek8066]

have to read the right books

[@mrwednesdaynight]

Two college degrees. Six figures of debt. And I will be a career minimum wage worker. What is that about education again?

[@my_igwe]

1. 50% circumstances 50% acceptance. 2. Being broke and poor are two different states of mind. 3. Educated take advantage of the uneducated. 4. Poor parents can't you how to be rich. 5. Hardest working person is poor. 6. Poverty requires company. 7. Look to other for financial help. 8. Ties one with more than one chain. 9. Good luck and poverty go hand in hand. 10. Entertainment keep the poor docile. 11. Money flees the hands that don't work for it. 12. Debt & consumerism = slavery 13. Poverty is the most expensive. 14. Never plant anything. 15. Dying poor is a choice. *. Lack of money opens you up to systemic abuse.

[@funfactssavedme9940]

great content! “Rich people have small TVs and big libraries, and poor people have small libraries and big TVs.”

[@VDD13X]

You can watch more "good" movies in time you can read a "good" book.

[@ammumeme5789]

Not quite true. You think Kim K has a big library?

[@awnfry]

Rich people have big libraries AND big TVs......

[@goretoriumgaming8600]

@@awnfry lol was about to say I have both... difference is the tv is more for my daughter I rarely watch anything

[@NetSkillNavigator]

That's so cliche.. Rich people have expensive big TV's too.. But the difference is how (often) they use it.

[@marylansbury9436]

The rich keep getting rich by spending low and investing heavily

[@danielmaccarthy7150]

Yes I think crypto will be a wise choice

[@riccariuz3856]

Bitcoin can be a lucrative way of making money online

[@martinbrown8005]

Bitcoin. Keeps increasing 😋

[@gabrielaluicia4747]

People say that Bitcoin is a scan but that's not true

[@chrissain9455]

Bitcoin is not a scam people just hate and criticize what they don't understand

[@SHSE305]

In 8yrs i increased my income 234% by learning new skill. 8years could be also wasted to stay in the same place and complain about it.

[@alux]

Congrats on improving yourself! :)

[@newyorkwanderer3290]

I taught myself how to trade stocks, and my life improved a lot , don’t ostracized Wall Street ,use it to your advantage.

[@simontshepomoloantoa4602]

Escape

[@leell6451]

Please share with us how, some tips would be great!

[@CarringtonKelleys]

Hasn't this quarantine time been productive to some!

[@markmyjak7739]

Same here. My strategy is to hold long term and collect dividends. I hapoy that you benefiting from your work.

[@ther9543]

Spacs have been doing good for me

[@Holliswoud]

Escape! Now you're talking! As often, lateish to the party, but I only found you recently and am trawling through the back catalog :-). This video (thank you so very much) is showing me that I'm just about to get some output from my 20-year project of detangling #4 -- poor parents (or a poor community) can't teach their children to be rich. My family and community was not abjectly poor -- I used to call us "lower middle class" but really I was trained as "working poor", now that I think about it (and I've dedicated myself for these 20 years to thinking about it). I have known for most of my life (I'm 57) that I was badly trained, due both to objective circumstances of poor parenting, and the overarching gestalt that specified that I had to aspire to the common ambitions (of the working poor, which I actually was not really down witth in the first place) rather than teaching me how to carve a place of the proper shape for my strengths. This video really moved my forgiveness meter on this; "they cannot teach you what they do not know" has taken on a new deeper understanding in my heart (so thanks for that). It also helped me recognize more levels of the fallacies that I was taught-- my ultimate "ambition" is supposed to be "to be rich", but what that means from the perspective of the working poor is 1) not very "nice" in their opinion (so it was always a conflicted message); 2) not very ambitious in my (secret) opinion (yeah, OK, get a lot of money. Is that it?) 3) not very comprehensive (my uncle told me this once, that "we" (the people down the rungs) don't know how to be rich, because we have no experience with that environment); and 4) has little to do with me or what "being rich" really means to my.... eternal being, if you will. Now I see why retraining myself has seemed so impossible-- unttil now I didn't have a reliable source for strong foundational building blocks (that's you, Alux). What a relief to finally throw the rest of that garbage away like the garbage it is and start -- yeah, from the bottom , but that's no problem, I'm like an ox -- building something that will stand, and will stand for *me* , like it oughtta ;-) . Alux, you are incredible! XOXOX

[@StellaLillig]

poverty is a state of mind - it is hard to get out (especially when you get brainwashed and surrounded by same mind-minded ) but ESCAPE is not impossible.

[@anirudhmahesh3339]

" Escape" The last quote of us being the big guy and not the little guy who gets screwed is amazing.

[@carlitoxb110]

"if hard work was all that it took to be wealthy, the richest people in the world would be the children working in the cobalt mines to get you your Iphone" it hits harder when you are watching this video on an iPhone

[@Xolanidj]

What did it take for me to escape poverty? Basically this whole list! Hitting my rock bottom and breaking point is what made the change happen! I have been a top expert in this topic of being in poverty! Living in multiple shitty apartments with mice. Having to ride the dirty bus 2 hours to get to work, with a bunch of smelly folk. Living in those apartments with no a/c. So many things. But yes, I most certainly had to learn that poor is a mindset, but so is wealthy. I made the decision to get out of poverty 2.5 years ago, and it is paying off nicely! I even excelled during this pandemic! The best part is that I have been learning how to save and invest money, which will definitely pay off in the long run.

[@bandanashrestha6051]

No. 10 : Entertainment is how rich keep the poor Docile is 💯 true as I experienced in my life.

[@hrithiksharma9635]

“In order to escape the poverty bracket first off you’ve to escape the poor mindset bracket”

[@AZrakoon]

That's right.....someone who is at a poor mindset will have thier money disappear once they get it, they have the wrong idea of what being rich means.

[@olusolafalore]

Change your mindset

[@lamonthamilton667]

Mindset is Everything; Starting with me ,All my failures started in my own mind when you let Poverty minded people pollute your thinking or as a youth chose bad Influences it may take a decade for that Mind-Poison by now Better choses may take time ,BUT they are Always the Better Choice. Even Christ Said make friends of Mammon (That's Money for those without a Biblical background Understanding).

[@princesoprano]

My father was a “lottery child” just like you said. My grandparents were very poor but he did it and takes care of the entire family. Meanwhile, the other 3 brothers/sisters are broke as fuck. Sometimes it works lol

[@ntnrocket1]

One wonders why they just didn't have one or two kids and put everything into them????

[@Ayot793]

Worried this will be me you'd need to enter a lucrative field to take care of your whole family + a new family by yourself

[@crimsonite1524]

@@Ayot793 its very dangerous these days because careers are not as secure as in the past, you career could be disrupted in 10yrs. you'd probably need to be a rich entrepreneur to be a secure lottery child these days

[@slimechannelPH]

About 6 years ago, something terrible happened to me. I told myself, when you're at the bottom there's no way to go but up. 6 years after, I'm far better than the past version of myself. Escape!

[@sylviaachieng7299]

What did u do

[@mimisha3253]

Escape

[@knowledgeapplied]

"The one taking up worthless pursuits will have his fill of poverty." Proverbs 28:19b

[@Dhowse10]

This is so true when you don’t have the right guides in life it becomes the blind leading the blind that’s why I’m surrounding my with more positive thinkers I grew up around the negative ones this why I’m behind in learning things I should have learn as a young man thank Alux” you guys are some eye opener, they said..you never to old to learn 🤟🏽

[@Talkinglife]

My personal takeaway: *Have in mind that life gets better when we get better. INTERESTING RULES OF POVERTY. People who Believe their destiny is to suffer do nothing to stop it they try few things and give up Being broke and being poor are two different things.. There is no nobility in poverty, educated people take advantage of uneducated people the same way the strong do to the weak. Poor people can not teach their children to be rich by so doing poverty can be passed on from generation to generation Hardest working people in the world likely end up poor Poverty requires company The rich come together to find new ways to innovate while the poor come together to look down on themselves and others. Poverty ties one with more than 1 chain, Goodluck and poverty goes hand in hand thats why poor people gamble Entertainment is how the rich keep the poor docile empty entertainment takes years out of your life Money flees the hand that dont work for it Money solves money problem but poverty is not money problems WHEN YOU ARE POOR YOUR DISABILITY OF BEING POOR WILL BE TAKEN ADVANTAGE OF IN THE SOCIETY.

[@trueblackpowaa5975]

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[@andresimeri8763]

In order to escape poverty I took it step by step. Expecting positive results with a goal in mind, and preparing for uncertainty. Focus, Focus, Focus. Replace a "bad" habit with a "good" habit. In my case, I changed drinking for excercising. It cleared my mind and I was able to deal with problems in a much profession al way. Thanks for the videos!!

[@playlist7632]

Escape: I started a small cannabis farm and am looking to expand in the next couple of years. I always love listening to you guys much love from jamaica.

[@Blackjesus3]

I love Jamaican music and food, how's the oxtail and curry goat there ?

[@remholloway2579]

Where did you start it? Also, hows it going for you?

[@carlstjean-philippe8335]

Escape I decided to start reading constantly to strengthen my mind and to become a better business owner.

[@cedricsmith8188]

I was adopted by my great uncle and his wife, my great uncle would always spend my money because I always found money or earned it in California in the 1980's they were extremely abusive my sister had like three children before she was probably even eighteen, when I was fourteen I got my work permit and started working at McDonald's in Castro valley on center st. right up the street from where I use to live, I graduated high school at Hayward High School thank God, worked at Y.E.P in East Oakland that stands for youth employment partnership. Then I worked for FedEx Ground for a year and then I got a chance to serve in thee United States Navy, I received my discharge under honorable conditions, then I moved to a country, which was Colombia were a lot of people don't make two thousand dollars a year, I was twenty one and I just knew I could have fun help people and still be rich with two thousand dollars a month in Colombia, but I had already planned that out at a young age. Escape. If anyone listens to me please be careful in Colombia.

[@valerieannrumpf4151]

Having a basic bank account is my tip to escaping poverty because even though a basic bank account doesn't pay alot of interest now, it's a starting point getting out of poverty if you have some money to save up and use it to build up your future.

[@trulybless176]

ESCAPE, wow this video hit me to the core I gotta tighten up cause I refuse to keep living my life in poverty, that's why I'm subscribe to Alux I'm about to get busy!!!

[@BackroadMoney]

You got this!!

[@publiclygrown]

I live by that quote "the way you was born is not your choice but the way you die is"

[@Jjunior130]

15 RULES of POVERTY 0:46 1. Poverty is 50% circumstance and 50% acceptance of those circumstances as unchangeable 1:31 2. Being broke and being poor are two different states of being 2:28 3. People take advantage of uneducated people. The same way the strong used to persecute the weak 3:35 4. Poor parents can't teach their children how to be rich 4:54 5. The hardest working person in the world likely lives in poverty 5:39 6. Poverty requires company 6:09 7. The poor look to others for help but never to themselves 6:40 8. Poverty ties one with more than one chain 7:15 9. Good luck and poverty go hand in hand 8:07 10. Entertainment is how the rich keep the poor docile 9:04 11. Money flees the hands that don't work for it 10:56 12. Debt and consumerism are the modern versions of slavery 12:07 13. Poor is the most expensive thing a person can be 13:28 14. Those who say that money doesn't' grow on trees never plant anything 14:12 15. Dying poor is a choice 15:26 Bonus-Lack of money opens you up for abuse by the system

[@Roberto4ever]

My best advice on money : For every action, there's always a reaction. In order to make money, you need to take actions that makes money.

[@joshuapickett2686]

“Escape” I’m planning on making it to the middle class within the next few years. It’s been a long journey so far but I’ve learned so much in the last couple of years from you guys. And I just wanna thank you all for putting these videos out.

[@makeupbymelisa11]

Did you make it out of poverty?

[@samben6597]

my story of escape: at 17 i dropped out of school and work low paying jobs. after 4 years i had enough. I went back to school and got a university degree and got a job as teacher in middle school i was 25. two years later i moved to a big city, got a second job in another school. instead of paying rent, i bought an appartement on mortgage, the mortgage was the same amount of my rent, so it didnt make a financial difference. three years later i got raise, and i bought a second apartement with bank loan, and I rented this appartement which basically paid the monthly mortgage and left me with a little cashflow. i was 30 and decided to invest in real estate and passive income. now im 34 and im trying to buy a third apartment and rent it out. and i am still a have my paycheck as a goverment employee. hopefully im aiming to invest enough in real estate, so i can get early retirement at 45 max. most of the buying I did with no to little money i had, simple formula, u dont have money, borrow and invest the money in something that pays the debt and leave with something even little. but it took time and some sacrifice, and i have no strings attached

[@saladedefruit2529]

Dude, you are doing pretty well.

[@samben6597]

@@saladedefruit2529 thanks

[@samben6597]

@@googlegoogle5889 u can do it too, I've read many books as well

[@hiltongabriels170]

Mindest changes everything. Think rich and you'll grow rich

[@ElizabethWarrenYeahYeah]

Education is everything. It's the key to everything. If you have the knowledge and the education, you can move forward. No education or knowledge keeps you stuck where you are.

[@johnerickdelpilar7393]

Determination over negativity is the way of escaping poverty..

[@senthilks4058]

I was broke when I was in twenties again gone broke in thirties . When I turned 40 I became money wise now I am 51 and have everything except any loan my children are well educated again no educational loans. What we need is don't try to become a Bill gates or Jeff besos because there can be only one of them, instead try to achieve the best as per our situation and knowledge. I may not become super rich but I can spend rest of my life peacefully without having to worry how I am going to pay my bill next month

[@crimsonite1524]

most young people are starting to be deceived, they are being told to learn coding cos its the next big thing, it really is the next big field bu we cant all be coders, most people wont have the talent for it, its just like any career, you need to have the talent for it

[@shivamshahorignal]

Escape 20 years from today I'll be the richest man in the world.

[@jamesjoel6609]

You can be rich in 5years or less Earl Nightingale

[@andrefecteau]

What's your plan? Biggest mistake made by most, not working from a plan.

[@jevonsims900]

Or Dead🤷 IJS, anything can happen

[@karabrules4171]

@@jevonsims900 es ape

[@robinmahan101]

Escape- as a member of the middle class since 2012. I realized to that I was on a treadmill making someone else rich. Now it's time to make myself rich.

[@ProjectSquare]

I‘m currently making my escape. I’ve been reading, learning and developing my strategy to make my dreams of financial freedom and wealth come true!

[@oleggeraschenko4932]

it took me being slapped with going broke to ESCAPE poverty. Back in 2018 I got into a car crash which got me into debt. I went to China to earn for it. When I got back and paid all my debt down to 0, by Septermber 2018 I was left with $54.9 not knowing what I would eat when they run out. Worked hard, spent little until I accumulated an emergency fund. Then went on investing. Alux videos contributed a lot to figuring out what to do. Thank you, Alux

[@CaseyBurnsInvesting]

1. Poverty is 50% circumstances and 50% willingness to accept those circumstances 2. Being broke is not the same as being poor 3. The strong take advantage of the weak 4. Poor parents can’t teach their children how to be rich 5. Wealth is built by using ingenuity not hard work 6. Poverty requires company 7. The poor look to others, not themselves 8. You need to free yourself if every chain of poverty to break free of it 9. Good luck and poverty go together 10. Entertainment is how the rich keep the poor, poor 11. Money flees the hands of those who don’t work for it 12. Debt and consumerism are the modern forms of consumerism 13. Poor is the must expensive thing you can be 14. Those who say money doesn’t grow on trees have never planted anything 15. Dying poor is a choice I’ll check out Factfullness, just ordered it. Thank you for letting me stand on your shoulders. I escaped by grinding it out 16 hours a day for the past 3 years, we’ll be entering the 1% (by age) within the next 2-3 years

[@daniellamoreno3616]

Its took me to cut myself off of gov assistance to help get out broke or poverty mentality. Although my family was middle class years before thanks Alux!!

[@v.p.b2236]

Alux : life gets better when you get bette Future billionaires : 😘😘😘💗

[@trueblackpowaa5975]

Benakatti V.P listen to this a key step towards riches kzbin.info/www/bejne/hXnIqZh9gdyElbM

[@v.p.b2236]

@@trueblackpowaa5975 dude that's awesome man . So amazing, so inspiring , so much more

[@trueblackpowaa5975]

Yo don’t tell me tell those guys I just support greatness when I see it as I do for alux I just really love giving even if it’s as small as telling people about someone else stuff especially when you don’t know them the feeling n blessing from it is to amazing I hope you go listen and pay attention to all the videos omg the rick Ross one blew my mind lol

[@nickaoke]

god damn right!

[@Ziploc530]

I am still reading Richest Man in Babylon I'm on chapter 8. Can I just say thank you for that recommendation

[@michaelperez5273]

The cavity story hit home because I had Healthcare and dental appointments to get my teeth cleaned. But covid 19 happened and I lost my job permanently & Health insurance. I can't afford to get proper dental care and now some of my teeth are very messed up today which will cost me a lot of unnecessary money to get them fixed 😔

[@doctorkyristrange3210]

1)Poverty is 50% circumstance & 50% acceptance of those circumstances as unchangeable 2)Being broke and being poor are two different states of being 3)Educated peopl take advngte of uneductd pepl.The same way the strong used to persecute the weak 4)Poor parents can't teache their childrens how to be rich 5)The hardest working person in the world likely lives in poverty 6)Poverty requires company 7)The poor look to others for help but never to themselves 8)poverty ties one with more than one chain 9)Good luck and poverty go hand in hand 10)Entertainment is how the rich keep the poor docile 11)Money flees the hands that don't work for it 12)Debt and consumerism are the mordern versions of slavery 13)Poor is the most expensive thing a person can be 14)Those who says that money doesnt' grow on tress never plant anything 15)Dying poor is a choice 16)Lack of money opens you up for abuse by the system HOPE ALL YOUR DREAMS COME TRUE #FUTUREBILLIONERS

[@seemaanthony8365]

Escape. My escape from poverty was relocation and one pointed focus to plant as many seeds as I could while I worked for other businesses. One or two seeds perished or gave negative or minus return, others bore fruit. I am now a small business owner and am loving the time freedom from a regular 9 to 6 routine I had for 2 decades.

[@larrytron1992]

I'm pleased with my continuous personal growth since I discovered this channel back in December 2017. The difference between who I was back then versus who I am right now, is night and day I remember the first Alux video I watched was the 15 Things You Didn't Know About Elon Musk

[@trueblackpowaa5975]

Laurence Lam listen to this a key step towards riches kzbin.info/www/bejne/hXnIqZh9gdyElbM

[@jordanherin]

Amazing work! You should be very proud of yourself. Keep working smart and looking forward to hearing how you grow in the future!

[@MrTedTederson]

I escaped when i took my success into my own hands. I stopped waiting for someone to give me an opportunity and I made my own. I worked crap go nowhere jobs - fast food, security guard, retail and restaurants. But those gigs weren't getting me where I wanted to go. So I enrolled in truck driving school 800 miles from home and now I'm making more money than I can spend and am on track to have a million dollar net worth when I retire due solely to my living debt free and investing huge amounts of my income.

[@arthurpryce6719]

I escaped poverty due to God's blessings, hard work and the right government job. It also helped that my wife and I didn't shack up and got married until after we were established in our careers (early 30's). No child support payments sucking us dry. Six figure govt employment. No high school required.

[@MamaTwoYou]

Education - KNOWLEDGE literally broke the chain of poverty in my lineage. #ESCAPE

[@pwnieluver863]

Save money for a IT certification, and study Most of the resources are free now Once you get a job, don't waste money on stuff that will be outdated, invest ESCAPE

[@hamryalasad]

Who else feels like dashing the phone into water when an ad interrupts an Alux video?

[@Mr.JoeyBee]

Fortunately eight years ago I read “Rich dad poor dad” and now my assets pay for my ad free KZbin account.

[@SteelMat666]

Get KZbin Premium, problem solved 👍

[@highvaluelife4971]

Homelessness, toxic family of origin, now working a side hustle online while doing a "9 to 5" and investing along the way. All this at 63 1/2 y.o. Poverty is a mindset. Do you want to continue to keep your mind set that way? Change it! No excuses! Whoever reads this...you got this!👌

[@torycook1215]

It would be great if you could give us a video on the different levels of middle-class!

[@abdihalimmadobe5479]

Hey elux thanks for showing success and failure, I’ll make sure to learn from both

[@alux]

You're welcome :)

[@danielland3767]

ESCAPE - Is the process of realizing your situation of poverty & actively seeking ways and means to get out of poverty. To include financial education, finding opportunities & taking advantage of them.

[@MiguelPlata26]

Escape!. I won a scholarship to study in Australia, and I'm about to leave my country. It took many many rejections to find the right path for me. So, as an advice to the ones that are just starting I say, success is not about speed is about persistence and being able to pivot when you have to. Don't let others discourage you, cause in life you are going to find people that want to drag you with them, but you have to remind yourself why are you trying, what is it that you want to achieve, and commit to a step by step process and not a miracle solution.

[@robertmaxa6631]

But, UBI kept these people out of poverty, which was it's intention. It was meant to cover the absolute basics. They had food to eat, and a roof over their heads. That's all that really matters, everything else, is just gravy. Managing the money you do have, is a skill everyone should learn. It is a lack of which, which is plaguing much of the world today, hence the massive debt. crisis being suffered by many. Many movie stars, and such, went broke, and they had a crap ton of money, because they didn't know how to manage it. Following "Passion", is for people who can afford to. Giving people the opportunity to get educated, would mean that standards would have to be lowered, because not everyone is cut out to go to College, or University, and increase cost of education which would reduce the worth of the degree. This is already happening. A harsh reality is, not everyone is cut out, for a high paying corporate job. There will always be ditch diggers, fast food, and retail workers and other low paying menial labor jobs, that need workers to fill them. But, these workers shouldn't be punished. If they are working, and contributing, they should be able to afford accommodations, food, and medical care. It's bad, when it's more worth while, to be on welfare, than work a low paying job. This has to stop. We also need to stop importing labor, this is bring the cost of labor down. Oh wait, this is what business wants. Regarding #13, this is why socialized medical care, is a good thing, sure, we may have long wait times, but even the poorest of the poor, can afford to take care of their health, before an issue gets worse. Paying your heating bill, or paying for medication, shouldn't have to be a choice.

[@kiranphadke4494]

ESCAPE.....I want to escape my present financial status and grow up to next Financial status. Thanks Alux for this video.

[@DDFinance]

Topics, that future billionaires are interested in 😂.

[@trueblackpowaa5975]

Denis Doan listen to this a key step towards riches kzbin.info/www/bejne/hXnIqZh9gdyElbM

[@sirfanatical8763]

Lol

[@miltonnavaia]

No one started at the top

[@DDFinance]

# Milton True, but many from the middle class I suppose 😂

[@annakomis8998]

Escape. No matter what. Even though this "pandemic" messed up with all plans and all games in place!

[@DEMOCRACYisINDESTRUCTIBLE]

We are broken too!

[@VAnn-kq5wk]

See beyond this current situation!

[@Dante-fk4yi]

The is the right spirit

[@Dante-fk4yi]

@@VAnn-kq5wk you nailed it

[@lailalove165]

I was waiting for this since 4 am...

[@adamdomokos4837]

Worth the wait, right ?

[@trueblackpowaa5975]

Laila Love listen to this a key step towards riches kzbin.info/www/bejne/hXnIqZh9gdyElbM

[@joeyferraro8296]

Do y’all know any other channels like this? Other luxury channels for “future billionaires”?

[@ResilientBrittany]

After going to college and getting a mentor with a rich mindset I successfully was able to move out of a bad neighborhood into my own apartment with a guest room and a guest bathroom. In on top of all of that I overcame a catastrophic tragedy of being shot in my face becoming blind. After becoming blind is when I did all of the accomplishments And became better dropping addictions and reading more. Reading more, mentors, higher education is what helped me

[@j_boogie_483]

No. 10! it still baffles me how some people can spend so much time watching sports and be so emotionally invested in something that has nothing to do with them. Don't get me wrong, I like sports. I'm more of a play/compete rather than watch kind of person.

[@gabrieljosephkoomson7919]

Escape: In 2030 I will be 44 years old. I will be one of the wealthiest men on earth and also a great philanthropist. Amen

[@ruqyahussain8135]

Where do you invest your time and money

[@smitasuhas7981]

Alux : This is the place where future billionaires come to get inspired Also alux : 15 rules of poverty

[@alux]

The better your understanding of life is the better your life will be. Poverty is a reality of our world and to eliminate it completely the world needs a better understanding of it.

[@Samsons121]

Alux.com Well said Alux!

[@drivingsouthafrica]

I'm watching from Johannesburg, South Africa, where are you watching from?

[@dajoboy0149]

From Cape Town 👌

[@JimmyA10]

Cape Town too👍

[@trueblackpowaa5975]

Ria Makhale listen to this a key step towards riches kzbin.info/www/bejne/hXnIqZh9gdyElbM

[@alinalidiahristea3537]

zakinthos,greece!

[@rephillips56]

Vietnam

[@benjaminguerrero7474]

ESCAPE, I am about to break free. Thanks for de advise, specially "15 ways to escape poverty" It was usefull.

[@Hooman88634]

I'm gonna ESCAPE poverty! After I harvest all the fruits of my garden, i will start my journey!

[@jamjamc]

What about being poor at heart, no amount of money can solve that problem

[@crimsonite1524]

thats where escaping poverty starts, it starts with someone who realises that they have a lack of opportunity problem and a lack of preparation problem. then that person seeks those, either move geographically or get an education/skill

[@adityagumma9940]

Escape, I really love the way you guys says the facts about money that most people don't dare to speak about. And I am a simple guy in 20's and my way to escape is index funds and real estate. Thank you

[@Chahlie]

I tried to encourage my 20's son to invest, even small amounts. His reply was that he needs to start buying a lottery ticket each payday. :( I feel like I failed. Good luck to you.

[@Xxcj360grawxX]

ESCAPE- I will digg my way out of porverty !!

[@LegacyNetwork89]

"If your poor it doesn't get worst than this" Well let me get up and get rich cause you never lied. Thank you for these honest videos #escape

[@earthtomemphis]

For me it was figuring out what I was most passionate about to where I could do it for 6-8 hours a day every day Which is web development

[@sprig6043]

Mine is greeting cards

[@sowavy24]

ESCAPE how I’m I going to do it by any means necessary and what I’m going to use anything around me

[@Leagon1]

Never stop reading! Seriously! Read every book they recommend! The more you learn the more you earn -Warren Buffet-

[@JasonKhanFX]

Search for Jake Tran on youtube, you'll get some basic ideas

[@HunterRhett114]

Escape. Because the freedom that achievement brings is worth it.

[@vemananiranjan7197]

ESCAPE I think people who wait for offers in malls without working to get rich will become more poorer

[@jaypr719]

Coming from Venezuela, living in this crisis with my parents working all day long just so we can eat, and then work more to spoil us, now I'm 100% sure that I will be the first millionare in my family and make my parents retire

[@johnstiletto1537]

To me time and adventure have always been more important... Having$ helps but some of the best adventures were getting somewhere broke... Broke and poor are definitely different mind sets...

[@shyamtaneja4046]

Thank you Alux.com you guys are giving out the best directions to the masses👍👍👌👏👏

[@alux]

We do try our best! :)

[@Bodybypt]

Super inspiring! Sadly so true about how parents can sabotage you

[@andrefecteau]

Embrace excercise, when you improve your body you will want to improve the rest of your life.

[@Luxurywheels.7]

Do not forget that u can create un opportunity to ESCAPE poverty just stop wetting it to appear on your front door. good luck!!!!!!!!!!!!!😊😊

[@asfeastasteaw]

1)Poverty Is 50% Circumstances - 50% Acceptance Of Those Circumstances As Unchangeable. 2)Being Broke & Being Poor Are Two Different States Of Being. 3)Educated People Take Advantage Of Uneducated People. The Same Way The Strong Used To Persecute The Weak. 4)Poor Parents Can't Teach Their Children How To Be Rich. 5)The Hardest Working Person In The World Likely Lives In Poverty. 6)Poverty Requires Company. 7)The Poor Look To Others For Help But Never To Themselves. 8)Poverty Ties One With More Than 1 Chain. 9)Good Luck & Poverty Go Hand To Hand. 10)Entertainment Is How The Rich Keep The Poor Docile. 11)Money Flees The Hands That Don't Work For It. 12)Debt & Consumerism Are The Modern Versions Of Slavery. 13)Poor Is The Most Expensive Thing A Person Can Be. 14)Those Who Say Money Doesn't Grow On Trees Never Planted Anything. 15)Dying Poor Is A Choice. Bonus - Lack Of Money Opens You Up For Abuse By The System.

[@jlscott7831]

I escaped by education and investing in the market, thanks to my favorite book “Millionaire Next Door”.

[@amajangbah9265]

From today on i am waking my ass up to make my things happen 😾

[@highvaluelife4971]

👏👏

[@Dhowse10]

Escape.!” I’m planning on building my knowledge to lean more about escaping the property by reading more on wealth and interacting with positive thinkers

[@ZBeckley23]

Just like landing on the moon, it takes insane amounts of factors more than simply working hard to reach financial independence.