7 Millionaire Habits You Want To Have In Your 30’s

[@devonpeters9458]

Thank you for making a video for those of us in our 30s! I feel like so many financial videos speak to young 20s because it makes the most dramatic "numbers" with compounding, so this was refreshing to see

[@websitelaunchcourse4061]

I am porting your channel to all five of my children. Ages 25-35.

[@jon34153]

Loved the part on "enough". Your statement of if we don't find that the desire to have more will always make us poor... that was truth right there.

[@kenb4221]

This man is absolutely right about the resting! I had to learn this lesson the hard way too this isn't just financial this is good life advice!

[@AmericanWireman]

Just wanted to let you know, this video gave me that last bit of motivation I needed to following through with studying and taking my master electricians test. I am turning 32 this year, N I have nearly everything you've mentioned in this video. Thank you !

[@amouzakis]

Ayy, that's hella career capital! Congrats on your way, man. An aside - have you seen that meme of a guy crying and saying "Please stop trying to be influencers, we need electricians"? xD That investment in your self will definitely pay off.

[@AmericanWireman]

@@amouzakis thanks you for the kind words!

[@AmericanWireman]

@Keep Grinding thank you very much for the advice. I've been taking my health alot more seriously here lately,

[@raechelholden1250]

Define your enough- I like that. Great perspective overall as well

[@keithfantinalgo4665]

WOW!!! Your words hit me to the core. Thank you

[@peterl2767]

Great info 👍

[@Metaris]

Good for you for going against the norm, Tae. It's pretty normal to be broke, too.

[@queenofpents3442]

Being broke is a mindset. Not normal.

[@newjdm]

Helps to live with your parents as a grown adult

[@barrybobert9294]

Ever heard of estates?

[@kar871]

Your videos are great!!!! Amazing content

[@chadsdadbrad]

Great video as always

[@chipex]

great video, very informative!

[@TaeKimFinancialTortoise]

Glad it was helpful!

[@fredvc]

Great stuff!

[@veronicaoryem1009]

Thank you for the great video. Extremely helpful!

[@laurencewright3021]

Another great video

[@amouzakis]

How would you evaluate whether or not an MBA is worth it? Is there an age where it getting it doesn't pay off /that/ much more? I loved being a student and when I was younger always thought I would need to get an MBA to be where I am fortunate to be now salary/position wise -- but I didn't end up needing the MBA to do it, so now I'm questioning the cost benefit analysis I did when the MBA plan seemed so certain. The part that makes me still want to get it is for curiosity about what I'll learn that could help me fast-track my knowledge beyond my years of work experience, to be able to leverage for future work/salary, and security (maybe I just haven't needed it /yet/). Weighing heavily on the other side of the scales is that massive expense that I could be investing, saving, etc instead...Lots of competing priorities in my 30s it seems.

[@JulieD-vm8tp]

I move your content! Thank you!

[@pacollano]

Where do you buy your shirt? I like it

[@zakkmiller8242]

Here I am making around $70k a year clicking on a video about millionaire habits lol

[@swagmassa6702]

average us income is only 45k so

[@MrColonelbbc]

😂😂😂😂

[@andrewchen3151]

If you save 15% of what you earn, use index funds and compounding and follow this video, you will actually progress very well. Tortoises win baby!

[@matttran7161]

No that's how it starts. Tiny habits over a long time and you'll get there. Always find useful info even if it's not 100% applicable right now

[@andrewchen3151]

@@matttran7161 Matt’s exactly right. Zakk, you are gathering good info now and start consistent mini habits, you’ll be in the millionaires club. Some Dave Ramsey videos are cool to watch for inspiration for how people with modest incomes got wealthy and how rich people squandered their super high income. Zakk, you’re going to be awesome.

[@allardvanderstarre]

all of this doesnt apply to me...iam 64...time to slow down and enjoylife more...having said that it is porbably sound advice for young HP's

[@matttran7161]

Re leveling up your skills. Unfortunately, time is money and it takes money to make money. It's a lot easier to reinvest in yourself when you already have a stable job. Too many folks barely scraping by to even think about the next day, let alone the next decade

[@Sandyyyyyyyyyy]

It's the people who think about the future and make small changes that will eventually move from surviving to thriving. If your job pays pennies, see if they have a tuition reimbursement program. Do they have a 401k match? Think, if you can stay there for 5 years and have your college tuition paid for and receive some money for retirement, is it worth it? Will you then be able to increase your income to thrive? The same goes for expenses. Embrace minimalism, then frugality. As someone who has done this (my rock bottom was my car getting reposessed) and seen the other side, it's worth it. It's not easy, but all the work was worth it.

[@positivitilending]

In investing, what is comfortable is rarely profitable." - Robert Arnott

[@reymore1060]

Hey Tae thanks for your video s, learning a lot..what's your opinion on Banks offering investment portfolio I'm with well Fargo and the E/R is only 0.35 , considering a dated target fund on fidelity is 0.75 and vanguard 0.52 average

[@YumboYack2521]

Yo Tae is in his 40s? He looks young af

[@theYoutubeHandle]

what if I'm a hundredaire in my 30s?

[@Peteliao]

I am 32 years old. Have gross income 125k a year. Is that enough career capital?

[@tastyrick]

Career Capital is the skills you have not your salary. Can the skill you use at your current job be transferred elsewhere? Can you move somewhere else and make more? Conversely, if you get downsized, can you find a comparable job quickly?