5 Proven Ways to WORK LESS and MAKE MORE Money

[@nischa]

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[@rashaadahmed8726]

It tells you no connection. Is it still there ,cause it has been one year now.

[@jenna8445]

Girl Boss Hustle: Earn 10k from Home is a game changer. If you need financial independence, this book is a must-read.

[@juliekostas7322]

This advice is wonderful for those in his/her 20s/30s and some in 40s, but once you're over 50, the doors do not open as easily. I most respectfully suggest that people fight early on (as soon as you have the requisite experience to offer) for what you deserve to be paid. Lingering in underpaying jobs will not have a good result and most of the time that low salary will bog you down.

[@christinadelaflor1177]

Thank you!

[@AA-wf2ck]

In some cases I agree with you, but there is a story, my relative 59 yo mechanical engineer, and most of the headhunters ask him to come to interview, he’s got more invites than I do with my financial background 😂

[@pc2726]

Well said.

[@kadiryak]

true. I currently work in a low paying job with having Masters Degree, I feel like it is trapping me, I cant get out. I am in my 40s, too scared to start new job all over again and i am miserable,

[@Faith_Chi]

@@kadiryak Please don't be scared. I'm starting over and I'm older than you and physically disabled. You need to change your mindset first. Do something you're passionate about, research well what's needed. I think Nischa has some great advice. :)

[@drickzee]

You can't just watch this, comment, and continue your day. You have to apply these to see the results! As someone who has applied these ways except "The Steve Jobs rule", Nischa is speaking facts, especially putting "yourself in the right auction room" from a personal experience. No company will pay you what you're worth or deserve if you don't know how to negotiate or are not bold enough to walk away and find something else. Now, I must learn to apply "The Steve Jobs rule". Great content, Nischa and thank you!

[@krishtitans]

is this another chain marketting?

[@scentsoftravelmeditation]

It is a process Rome wasn’t built in a single day …

[@susanwaterworth5622]

I look forward to watching your new video every week. I love that you never waste our time with fluff and hemming and hawing, but get right into actionable content and stick to brevity and substance. Thank you so much, Nischa. Time for me to move out of motion and into executing!

[@filmwork1]

100% This^

[@nischa]

Means a lot - thank you, Susan!

[@prashphoto]

Very true, and hello Mr Hirani! :)

[@scottd1342]

I second this. Zero waffle, never boring and straight to the goods. Well done.

[@AA-wf2ck]

Nothing to add here, totally agree 😊

[@maithoughts]

Watching this video has probably been one of the best uses of my time. After thinking it through I actually coordinated a call with my manager and I explained her my reasons of why I needed/deserved a salary raise. I ended up getting a 10% increase . Thank you :D

[@lillihills3454]

I found your channel a few months ago and love it! I started a new job and took your advice on paying myself first. Now I have a savings account, which I havent had in forever! I really really think about what I'm buying and how I spend my money. Paying myself first has worked for me and it really does set the whole tone for how I use my money for the rest of the month. Your videos are so great!

[@amandareed4689]

Just discovered you a couple weeks ago and I have to say, you are SO motivating! On my days off I start my day by watching one of your videos to get myself in the right mindset 😊

[@unhingedravenclaw]

This is pure gold! I'm going to go do an intense journaling session to figure out how to specifically apply all of these in my life. I'm just getting started with my entrepeneurship, and this advice is incredibly valuable for choosing the direction I want to take for this project. Thank you, Nisha! This is fantastic work 🎉

[@traveltools7621]

You help me in setting the mindset for a whole week , just lost my 9-5 to recession but seeing your videos is making me think and approach the same things differently . Thanks and keep going

[@tommymoore1622]

Keep Your Head Up God Got you

[@jadendixon0621]

The “set an action date” part was definitely for me🤧 I’ll plan for weeks to do something but never start bcuz I’ll be scared of not knowing enough in order to do well💀

[@Catata123]

Yes, getting yourself in the right room I'm finding is super important! Thanks Nischa!

[@scottd1342]

I was in the wrong room for about 4 years. Lesson learned

[@robertgill2509]

Your set an achievement date idea is a really good one. I also do loads of research when I want to do something new but just end up over thinking, procrastinate and end up not doing anything. So will start to use this tip. Thanks for sharing!

[@teresa_katrina]

Thank you so much for this. I’m an NHS doctor on an a horrific on call shift at the moment who watched this and has been given the kick up the butt to definitely get paid what she’s worth and branch out of this dead end job. Thank you

[@beansy99]

You’re in the wrong room (country).

[@ArmageddonIsHere]

​@@beansy99 Totally second that. Doctors' pay sucks in the UK. Move to the US. Cardiologists and surgeons here in California make close to US$ 1,000,000 (yes, a Million)!

[@ArmageddonIsHere]

Totally second beansey's comment. Doctors' pay sucks in the UK. Move to the US. Cardiologists and surgeons here in California make close to US$ 1,000,000 (yes, a Million)!

[@andrew-chukwu]

Love your channel. Just started my youtube channel in finance also.

[@williammorgan722]

This is your best video nischa. Sometimes it takes courage to leave your old job and start something new where the returns are higher and happier.

[@DianaSawatzky]

Love your channel Nischa! I’d be interested to hear your take on education vs work experience. The importance of a university degree vs practical experience in the journey towards financial freedom.

[@Dex8954]

This video added provided me with very valuable insight and information. This concept of realizing that you have acquired the skills for you job title position, but believing you need more but still won’t change you salary. It made me truly think. Thank you. I do believe the people in management positions would like us to think at times we aren’t doing enough and need to acquire further skills to bring more worth so income can increase. In the end the increase is only by 3-6% max. It’s not worth the extract hours and sacrifices. Your content today really did provide me with a lot of value and fruit for thought.

[@brushandshovel6512]

Great information. Just one thing, When Children play in the playground it is very significant for both their physical and personal growth. Achievement in the playground can set you up for life!

[@opietwoep1247]

I just did. I was this putting in 16 hours days for years. I quit last week and now I’m making 15% more at normal hours.

[@unapologeticallymj]

Nischa would you please make a video on productivity and time management. I watched one of your videos where you mentioned that you work long hours and then also have other tasks including making videos. I'm just wondering if you have any tips on how to increase productivity and avoid burn out when working 10+ hours a day. Thank you

[@nischa]

I will make a video on that- thanks for the suggestion!

[@ShadaeBowen]

Love your tips Nischa! I’ve consumed a lot of content about money and I really appreciate your grounded, to the point reflections ❤

[@alexhsu8031]

Thanks A LOT for sharing your insight. Watching your videos, I feel well-oriented and guided as if I had a finance guru. I used to think of the idea of getting rich and wealthy as evil and mediocre. However, this attitude has taken its toll on me. I don't have enough savings and I'm always worried and anxious about money. I always resort to escapism when I think of the future... So, I decided to take my personal finances more seriously, and I'd like to take more proactive steps to build a healthy relationship with money. I just realized all of my income streams come from the time I spend. I'd like to figure out how to instead focus on creating value based on the skills I have. Also, I'd like to start saving and investing. Thanks again. This channel is really helpful!!!

[@Robinfcourse]

The Steven Jobs rule is derived from the Pareto principle, which was discovered about a 100 years before Steve Jobs' application of it. It's a neat little principle that is holds true for so many fields.

[@adventuresofabs]

Thank you for this video! I’ve recently found your channel and i didn’t realise I’d already made that step by putting myself in a different auction room! Your advice in so valuable, I’ve been binge watching your videos 😍 I’ll be sure to mention you in the KZbin videos I’ve got planned!

[@WealthThroughValue]

That's a very good action to work backwards 5:16. Just getting stuff done

[@mrs8792]

I am tiling my office myself. I love listening to your tutorials as I work.

[@annaoslo8650]

For the real estate action, I think that’s only natural. You are hesitant when you are new to something and it’s necessary to gain that experience but yes, some people jump into things faster and don’t second guess themselves but they also learn things another way. So I think it’s good to have a healthy medium between being prepared and taking action.

[@philipslattery6952]

I enjoy watching these. The advice given applies to most and is straightforward. Alot of youtubers give 'advice' that wont apply to everyone or has a lot chance of working but thats not you

[@brianwhelehan9769]

I absolutely love you xxxx,everything is making total sense to me and opened my eyes again I nearly lost the spark of life that you have suddenly aluminated for me again thank you so much, i hear you loud and clear, finally I can jumpstart my finance, life,job,people, area,lifestyle and I'm sure there's a few more lol cheers mate xxxxx

[@DeclanHiggins-YoutubeChannel]

Great video Nischa like yourself numbers, graphs and charts are my thing. KZbin is a great way for us to express ourselves while giving value at the same time. Happy Sunday from Ireland 😊

[@nischa]

For sure! Happy Sunday :)

[@vanessarealrose5919]

Thank you Nischa for your amazing videos. Through them I have really looked at money in a different way and it has been life changing.

[@somyatravelogue]

It's great how smartly you put all of it in just 8 min. Great wisdom yet so effective in the current scenario.

[@tomaitoe]

Brilliant, thank you! Under 10 minutes and jam packed with actionable, useful information. Incredible.

[@Iola-25]

Hey Nischa, I love the fact that you regularly quote from books in your videos- do you have a recommended reading list please?

[@ipgamingnight6492]

Nearing 500k subs. Good job. Quick growth and well deserved as well.

[@glorypius]

Very insightful, this is the lifestyle almost everyone want but ways to achieving it is the problem. This is exactly what I need thanks

[@JazzDigits]

Nischa’s insights work at any age. She is not talking about getting a new job. She is telling us that by starting a business, we can have much more control of our income. She also talked about scaling the business, which many self-employed are afraid to do, but that’s where we have better opportunities to not just impact our lives positively but impact the lives of others as well. Starting a business in the 21st century is not so much about capital but writing a solid plan of action within a certain amount of time. I’ve been delaying my life so much on the emotional and preparation phase. It is time to make a timely move. Thank you, Nischa. Congratulations so far on your accomplishments.

[@ShabsParadise]

I really feel sad that I didn't have any financial knowledge in my 20s and 30s and I am reaching my 40s currently, I don't have as much income as I was getting in my early 30s. I cannot tell you how regretful I am now.

[@SwiftlyScrumptious]

Great video as always! As they say, work smarter not harder. Thanks for the tips and motivation!

[@MarkMertens1]

They're so good at what they do, how long have you been following

[@Ginaaatlf]

As always, such quality content…thanks girl! Enjoy listening to your videos ✨ appreciate the real life scenarios

[@audioengineeringtips]

I think it goes to what napoleon hill said in his book when wealth comes it will come from very little work and will come so quickly you will wonder where it was hiding

[@RimaDoshi-p9g]

Super useful and actionable tips! 80-20 so true and helps to identify where to spend your time and energy.

[@nolips99]

This advice will work 80% of the time for 3% of people. Don't make the mistake of starting this journey poor...

[@a0flj0]

I started out with literally nothing but the clothes I wore day to day. In the early years of my adult life I had to move a lot, constantly hunting for cheap places to stay - and not owning much proved extremely useful, since moving basically meant just packing a few bags. My only luck was a somewhat decent education. After graduating in a field that basically guaranteed unemployment at that time, and constantly fearing I'll end up sleeping under a bridge, eventually, often working 16 hours a day just to make ends meet, I switched to a better paying domain. Within a year I increased my income 7-fold, making a comfortable living with less than a third of what I earned. Also, switching from what I trained for to a completely new field meant that for a long period of time I had to spend a lot of time learning. Now, more than two decades later, I still have to invest a lot in learning - my field is pretty weakly regulated, from a professional point of view, but it changes dramatically all the time, so the moment you stop learning you're out. My experience early on set me up perfectly for this - what newcomers to the field perceive as unnatural and hard is just business as usual for me out of habit. All in all, I believe I was lucky. My early years were indeed hard, but they set me up perfectly for what was to come my way later in life. I did get a lucky break, when I was offered a job completely outside the realm of my skills, in my youth, but without the right mindset that would have amounted to nothing. My professional education wasn't specific to what I ended up doing, but it was a very good intellectual preparation for doing essentially any intellectual work. To this day I spend relatively little - spending habits you develop early on in life stay with you for the rest of your life. Therefore, I believe it's in fact an advantage if you grow up not having much, getting used to hard work, both physical and intellectual, early on, as long as it doesn't affect your education and your physical wellbeing. Hardship will inevitably affect your emotional wellbeing, but what doesn't kill you just makes you stronger.

[@joannababy5718]

Excellent video I am in the process of changing jobs and your video reassured me that I am doing the right thing Less hours more money

[@MalluStyleMultiMedia]

Always good to see your videos as soon as I wake up on the weekends

[@lakesnlawns222]

Bless your heart, and much love 💕 and respect from Canada 🇨🇦 Looking forward!

[@ghadakareem4174]

This video need to be watched. Absolutely spot on.

[@theglobalrdf]

Another great video. There are themes in these 5 things that feel like they have a connection to Essentialism, which is a positive in my eyes.

[@snowidog]

The last point is a really good one that I haven't heard too often! Thank you for sharing

[@TheAtiesWhat]

It's very difficult to create something that will work for everyone, since our population is so diverse. A single mother of 3 vs a fresh graduate vs a worker nearing retirement will most likely require different recommendations.

[@ShayneCuffy]

This is word-for-word what I needed to hear today 🤩 thank you

[@99jasonhooper]

The Steve Jobs rule was more around focussing on a consumer laptop and desktop and then a professional laptop and desktop - quadrant of 4 and he scrapped everything else. Also, had the foresight to take Microsoft money for Office on the Mac that saved Apple. Really good video - nice work.

[@clintjorgenson5261]

Best personal training session of my week!

[@estherisaiah3752]

I like your direct style and the info you share!

[@shermeenvelani12345]

Your videos really are amazing, nischa! I've been doing the same thing you mentioned - over researching and not taking action. I want to get into real estate but dont know how so been reading books and listening to podcasts but I'm still hesitant as I don't know the right people. I would like to start off with getting a primary residence - single family unit but not sure if that's the right decision. On another note, could you make a video on seller financing or any other proerty related video please?

[@nischa]

I will do :)

[@SGH-rt6ci]

Whatever channel Ms Nischa runs would be successful. ❤

[@cuddyross5432]

Love this channel. Very informative. My creative juices are flowing. Thank you.

[@manacyjohn4153]

I love the essence of the video. It's super useful. Would be nice to have it conveyed a little more precise. Feels like things are over explained.

[@garrettcicuto]

Love your videos. Great advice, insight and delivered in an easy to understand way. Keep it up!!!!

[@glennkirilow9015]

Love your work, Nischa! Fellow 30+ year old here from Australia :)

[@CHANLEsofly]

Great video! Keep up the good work sis

[@moliosumba8190]

I love your simplicity and inspiration

[@AA-wf2ck]

As usual great content❤ Cheers from Kazakhstan 🇰🇿

[@mountainsniper27]

Love all your videos Nischa! So informative. Sending you loads of ♥& positive vibes from India.

[@olingperme9661]

Thank you so much for this another masterpiece. Became a big fan of yours.

[@wealthwisdomworks]

That's the dream for many - work less, earn more. It can be done!

[@smilekapoor]

Hard hitting facts, eloquently shared. Many thanks. The shift of mindset about 💰 is a must. Vlogs like yours helps a lot.

[@jeremybluma9559]

Excellent and clear message. Thank you so much. Very helpful!

[@fromfailurestogrowth]

Hi. Do you share anything about your investments and do you apply the pareto principle on them ? If yes, have you got or do you plan to make a video about this? Thanks and keep doing what you do. It is extremely important for all the society ;)

[@cherylbking2894]

Please give some financial advice for people in their 50s and 60s please!!

[@joeb.1163]

I wish i knew about this channel earlier.. Looking forward to the bootcamp

[@RonanThomas]

Do you read your script off screen or are you just pure going off your head? Feels so natural

[@LearnGermanwithMarzipanfrau]

Yes, it's important to network and know the right people if you want to get to the next level.

[@sandeeptripathi4352]

FYI: The 80-20 principle is not from Steve Jobs, it's called Vilfredo Pareto.

[@ph549]

Love this video. Mainly the last quote.

[@ilbellico]

Thank you. Thank you again. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. It’s very clear the way you explained it and it opened my mind a little bit more. You are using your intelligent to make things happen. That’s great, Thanks for the example!

[@LashLoungee]

This is great and you are brilliant! 👏🏻 Thank you ! 💕

[@MrOwen-vn1tn]

Hello from USA, Another good topic ! Honening ones skills is the key this pays off over time. It's too bad that many do not have the vision or mindset to grow. I have many great topics that you could create videos.

[@husseinalbaiaty]

Another great video 🙏🏾 I love the 80/20 principle ✨

[@NehaGupta-os5nu]

Thank you. You're doing a fantastic job

[@ogriboy]

That salary mindset has also a negative effect being you are never satisfied with what you are getting your world resolves only around the creation of wealth often at the cost of so much more. Agree with working smart though.

[@opietwoep1247]

4:12 exactly correct

[@connorhewison6397]

In either this video or another (sorry watched both earlier and only just thought of it) You talk about finding a room your skills are more needed? can you offer any advice to finding your room?

[@hillarygraaff]

These videos are so informative 👌🏽at a point where I’m making notes

[@MalluStyleMultiMedia]

Weekend medicine/motivation 😀👍👍

[@jeffmnacra5336]

I like the way you present this. i exampled those situations. Good luck with your YTChannel.

[@naicker15]

Financial advise never looked this good

[@maameyaansiah3154]

Great advice as always. Thank you 🙏

[@franckb.8071]

Hi Nischa! How did you manage to increase the quality of your audios? Could you please share the process?

[@mthayne1000]

Thank you so much for sharing such valuable advice! It is fully appreciated!

[@workhorsemtb7075]

Thanks, you are helping me a ton. Thank you

[@PropertyCouple]

Your channel just came up on our home page. Thanks for the informative content, really useful for us - subscribing!

[@imranandimran]

Amazing as always! Thank you :)

[@jandrobenuc3044]

Great videos, Nisha! I listen carefully and enjoy the logic of every step, rule, advise. And you speak so fast… that sometimes I am missing parts of the sentences :) e.g., The captain command, but …

[@zo_471]

You can slow down the speed of the video in the settings

[@austintexas1]

Do you have a podcast? If not, I think some of us subscribers would love that!

[@nilshah6521]

EXCELLENT VIDEO VERY USEFUL FOR ME & MY FAMILY THANKS A MILLION GOD BLESS YOU

[@nischa]

It's a pleasure!

[@MalluStyleMultiMedia]

Another excellent video 🔥🔥👍👍

[@jadendixon0621]

Also Have you considered adding background music? Your voice is beautiful but I think music would be a nice touch💯

[@ForburyLion]

Work smart, not hard, that's my motto. Automate the crap out of everything and strip out any unnecessary tasks.