7 Dumb Things People Say About Money and Investing

[@cdstap]

Excellent, thank you for the wisdom. You are making difference.

[@ELconomics101]

Good afternoon coach!!

[@bigups1723]

Keep the videos coming!!

[@Beyond_bank_notes]

I come here to balance my views after watch Dave Ramsey

[@robertg1556]

Well said, thank you. As a boomer, I grew up hearing all those analogies. Listening to different viewpoints helps to manifest a better life. If that makes sense.

[@dcgirtman]

Hey Sharon. I love your content! You've mentioned many times in different videos that you hate keeping any cash. I get that you like to keep as uvh of your money invested as possible but I would love if you told me how you function without it.... like paying your typical bills and expenses on a daily/ monthly basis. Do you simply live on credit cards, meaning you pay for everything with your cards, then pay your balances off every month with your income from investments or SBLOCs? Please help me understand how you don't use "cash". Thanks in advance!

[@jimd1617]

thank you

[@TheRealKrzysztofMarzec]

Love these videos. Sharon, I hope we can connect soon!

[@Rolando-SE]

Lol, an old argument of mine with many people. Your home is a liability. It is not an asset. BUT, it is the one liability where there is no wrong choice. Its perfectly fine for the emotional aspects to sway the choice. If they want to grow old with their spouse in a house filled with memories like the old guy in the movie UP, then go for it. Even Warren Buffett has a house. Now iif you buy a house you cant afford….well, thats your wrong choice.

[@rubenramirez8805]

Dave Ramsey speaks to a different type of person, one that lives for today and paycheck to paycheck.

[@jeremybenisrael]

Sharon, I want to say I really like your channel and am always learning something valuable in your videos. That said, I slightly disagree with you regarding traditional banks. They're leveraging 90% of our hard earned money deposited in them. They invest on the margin in cash value life insurance policies and other more lucrative instruments. We've been conditioned to use them for almost all our financial needs but we can do so much better.

[@MrGus.1]

Sharon, I'm 76 and have not just believed, but practiced every one of your "don'ts". 😂 I would be very interested in comparing your net worth and mine. Oh....and I have slept very well for the last 40 years ever since i paid off my house. Sure, diffrent strokes for different folks, but generally your list of don'ts will assure that you are never financially independent. Give me a call and we can chat!

[@ActiveAtom]

61 here, you got it MrGus 1, she is young has the educated belief that she believes, she seems stressed, for one I was patent in wanting a home, paid cash i.e. I waited then bought not a show piece, I run my watchmaker business and micro machine shop from within it, but it is mine, debt is bad, she does not mention an area we are into here, physical alternative assets, they likely did not teach that in her courses. I left the stock market in 2000 for metals on that front. Lance.

[@JonathanAguilera-fz3vx]

I can’t wait to meet you in person one day.. you will be my mentor ..

[@cecilemuggill9444]

Understanding math is good for financial freedom.

[@sanbetski]

Explain