Are you WASTING your HARD EARNED MONEY? | Personal Finance 101 | Ankur Warikoo Hindi

[@warikoo]

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[@yatinsrivastava6477]

Sir how can i get financially independent in college (earn 10 crore) . Am currently in class 10th

[@shankark368]

So why ur reffer so many links below...

[@Mayankkumar-hl8yq]

Should I invest in Adani Wilmar now, and if yes , then for how much longer.

[@VidhiVij]

This is so on point. Every reason is hard hitting but not valuing time is gold. 💯

[@everythingiknow8331]

Sir I also live in Faridabad and a diehard Fan of yours..I hope to see you Face to Face soon..Thanks For Giving us Immense Knowledge in Finance.

[@whyrupesh]

00:48 Impulsive buys 03:02 Credit card loans 04:20 Buying things for social validation 05:56 Investing with fear or greed 09:45 YOLO purchases 11:55 Getting stuck in loans 14:42 Not valuing your time

[@chatenilesh]

Thanks

[@2078bky]

Thanks

[@ankushsikka682]

Thanks

[@someonefrom2002]

Thanks

[@parthshah730]

You Just saved my 18 Minutes!!

[@gautham_santhosh_]

The one quote that I heard somewhere and still keep in mind is. *We buy things We don't want* *With the money We don't have* *To impress the people We don't like*

[@harshitgangwar4500]

solid bro, its going in my notes.

[@StoaHQ]

This is by Dave Ramsey, an extremely famous radio personality in America. People respect him a lot for his lessons on personal finance and budgeting. Basically Warikoo of America :)

[@gautham_santhosh_]

@@StoaHQ thanks buddy...good to know🎉

[@kevinvijay6737]

Fight club✊

[@mokshadev8327]

Fight Club.

[@xavierpacheco7965]

1. Impulsive buys 2. Credit card loans 3. Buying things for social validation 4. Investing with fear or greed 5. YOLO purchases 6. Getting stuck in loans 7. Not valuing your time

[@fakeaccount702]

Thankyou for saving time

[@TomJerry-bp9ig]

Thanks 😇

[@ashim108]

Thanks a lot. His videos r too long.

[@ayushagarwal9870]

Thanks alot

[@bikramroy5553]

7

[@valiantwanderer4897]

Explained in very simple terms, vast majority of people makes these mistake. Good job 👍👍👌👌

[@pritamsinghin]

सर आपकी इंग्लिश भी बहुत अच्छी है। हम बिहार के है। अगर आपके लेवल का एक परसेंट भी हम लोग अंग्रेजी सीख जाएं तो हम लोगों का जीवन सफल हो हो जाए। मैं आपका बहुत बड़ा फैन हूं। सर कभी बिहार आकर भी युवाओं का मार्गदर्शन करें। यहां बहुत भटकाव है।

[@vikassingh8635]

This is an eye opener and it should go on no. 1 trending in india, as financial literacy is very important which is not taught to us in schools.

[@suhaibsohail6832]

The mistakes I have done are the following 1. Impulsive buys 2. Investing with fear 3. Not valuing my time

[@nikhilj2663]

Hi, wonderful explanation as always. My weakest was impulsive buys but i have managed to tame that desire because of people like you and others, and also books. Currently my biggest weakness is not valuing my time. I keep being altruistic that i don't value my time and later i get restless because i couldn't complete what i intended to. I am hoping by telling it publicly, i can acknowledge it and work towards solving it more effectively.

[@SURABHISRIVASTAVA-eu6wj]

My mistake - I was not valuing my time. But, with the course - 'Take Charge of ur Time' I have started taking time into my account. Thanks for being a wonderful guide for life

[@yogeshjoshi6284]

Very apt topic is this. I realised that I have spent so much money on fast food items by just placing an orders on food apps. You tube pe koi street food dish preparation dekhi aur me tempt hua. Natija I ordered that food which was actually not needed.

[@karanvirsinghnarula]

1. Buying things for social validation. 2. Not valuing my time. These were my habits. Which I’m proud that I have let go. Thank u Ankur for your guidance.

[@monikaa7301]

Very proud to say #1, impulsive buys - that too from my allocated budget - is the only bad habit I have from this list. Always paid off my credit card in full, saved money to get my parents house constructed and took a housing loan but repaid within a few years from my "additional earnings". Even though had the budget to buy a luxury car, bought a decent car which did the job and donated the balance for worthy causes to help others fulfill their dreams ...living a meaningful life is the only way to be .. 😇😇

[@warikoo]

Remove #1 also now

[@monikaa7301]

@@warikoo totally Ankur, will do my best. 🙏 Pandemic and not going out for past 2 years has definitely given me a lot of realisation of how little we need to actually live and I’ve been reading a lot around minimalist way of living. Though far from it for now, that’s something I strive to do at some stage. I started following you only recently and though I’m not in your “usual” follower bracket, love your content and your very authentic and fun-loving style of delivery. Keep doing the amazing work you are doing. Wish I had someone like you sharing these pearls of wisdom in my 20s and my life journey would have been even more enriching. Better late than never … 🤓🤓

[@StoaHQ]

This is great Monika, thanks for sharing these insights. Loved your way of looking at things.

[@iamsubhobanerjee]

Well said 💯

[@PHILOMATH_-bj5zi]

@@warikoo Ankur sir.. ❤️ I am only stuck with the value of time.. As I am a student how can I know my value of time

[@rohansharma9146]

Hi Ankur, let me congratulate you on the great work that you are doing in spreading awareness and education on the vital but ironically less appreciated aspects of life and our personality. Thanks

[@jatinsoni1979]

@WhåtsApMe➕①③⓪⑤③③④⑧③⑤③ abe lodu ab toh band karde ye fraud, video dekh teri baat kari hai 🤦‍♂

[@syedzaheerabbasrizvi7073]

@@jatinsoni1979 sahi pakde hain

[@Viqsit]

hello warikoo sir. ur big fan. learning so much from you. didnt get a teacher like you. cant thank you enough. and big ups for what you are doing for india.

[@bidsouravbest]

Found out I have been also wasting money, but wasn't able to understand what was the reason. Now I know, impulsive buying. That's the only thing. Thanks!

[@ankitamunjal4567]

This is so on Point! I wish they taught Financial Literacy in Schools. Alas! Thanks, Ankur!

[@BookswithKesar]

Brilliant points, especially about the scammers using your name in comments 😅 Here are 10 more reasons why people stay poor - 1. Too much love for sleep 2. Surrounding yourself with lazy people 3. Evading risks 4. Focusing on other people’s issues 5. Love for unending employment 6. Living above your means 7. Lack of a practical budget 8. Poor goals and dreams 9. Poor investment strategies 10. Living in your comfort zone

[@jaswantsalian5056]

💯

[@cubehunter8105]

I have a point that you always cannot stay out of your comfort zone even if you do so you would hate it. Yeah in a short term you may do it but in a long term you will just hate it. Just my opinion

[@BookswithKesar]

@@cubehunter8105 Agreed. It's all about balance. Do the things you are comfortable with while trying something new to push your limits.

[@rohit_panaskar]

Unending employment means ?

[@BudgetCarnivore]

@@rohit_panaskar thinking of permanent job security.

[@vijay123_n]

In short 7 Ways to waste money 1.Buying impulsive ly without planning.0:48 2.Paying late fees/Minimum amount due on credit cards. 2:58 3.Buying things for social validation. 4:20 4. Investing either out of fear or greed. 5:58 5.Yolo purchase.9:45 6.Getting stuck in loans. 11:52 7.Not valuing your time . 14:12 SUMMARY 17:22 Thanks a lot .see you soon in short time. No 1 and 2 are extremely dangerous . please avoid it.

[@fakeaccount702]

Thankyou for saving time

[@reyazahmed9320]

Thnx a lot buddy for saving our time. Was looking for such comment!

[@muskangupta3464]

Hey Vijay, I have got my first credit card now. I have used about 1000-1500 by it. If I have this balance in my account then it will not impact me anything?? Right?? Kya mujhe khud s ye amount pay krna hoga kya?? Online app pr kuch show nai horha pay ke lie.

[@vijay123_n]

@@muskangupta3464 When the bill gets generated of rs 1000-1500 rs .you should have to pay the amount on 7 th date of the month.

[@jayantaborah3849]

85% of these are became my habit....but now I'm working on myself to reduce all of those mistakes..thank u

[@thefactorhouse]

100% true Ankur bhaiya, most people make these mistakes and they are not aware that what they are doing is the wrong way of managing money.

[@clintonmonteiro9988]

The time factor and cost of time spent was a superb point you explained which we usually tend to take for granted. Nice tips, keep up the great work!

[@mamtalele5674]

Mine is #7 and #7 alone

[@kavitaleelani7862]

Point#7 : the biggest regret and I'm still not able to overcome though I realized it last year. 🙃. Also after following you from last month I stopped suppressing my feelings/decisions and started to go to escalation level 😅 .

[@keyu56]

I never value my time. Actually I'm in a phase in my life that I do whatever my so called मन says to me. But I want to create a routine for my life from now onwards. These videos are really giving me pump to start focusing on little things which are important for long term. Thank you Anukir Sir for these videos❤️

[@arith04]

the way you express gained u a subscriber and that subscriber didn't knew a thing about your channel till yet

[@anonymousartist2839]

My 2 mistakes are : 1. Not valuing my time 2. Making purchases for short term pleasure which have 0 effect after 2-3 days I am improving them

[@siddharth_deshmukh]

I genuinely accept the last one as my biggest mistake... Thanks for bringing me back on track !!

[@Thebongbihariconnection]

Learned the loan point in a hard way ,I wish if i could have seen this video in 2015 ,but now I am following all the points which you have taught and now building a corpus for a happy and peaceful future ,Thanks Ankur Sir

[@mayankjadon1921]

पूंजीवाद ने समाज ये स्थापित कर दिया है जिसके पास धन है वही अमीर है, जबकि सच्चाई ये है जो चिंता से मुक्त है वो अमीर है

[@krishnaverma2877]

Chinta se mukt koi nhi hota bhai

[@mayankjadon1921]

@@krishnaverma2877 किसने कहा में तमाम दार्शनिक, संत, सूफ़ी बता दूंगा जो चिंता से मुक्त हैं

[@krishnaverma2877]

4 din khana nhi milega to saare sufi sant chinta karne lagte h bhai chinta sabhi ko hoti h bas samay samay par chinta k Karan badalte rehte h

[@mayankjadon1921]

@@krishnaverma2877 बौद्ध भिक्षु देखें हैं कभी? उनको कहा से मिल जाता है खाना?

[@mayankjadon1921]

@@krishnaverma2877 तुम्हे मौत से डर है ये भी तुम्हे चिंता हो रही है, पूंजीवादी मित्र

[@dharmrajbhurtel7271]

You are a great person, When I am wasting money buying unnecessary products I first watch your video and leave the plan and save the money.

[@butterflystatus6091]

I have done 3 things 1. Impulsive buys 2. Buying things for social validation 3. Not valuing my time Thank you Sir for opening my eyes 🤗😊♥️

[@gagans7180]

I also had a doubt for college students, should we measure our value of time depending on the future value like if instead of spending time on getting a discount, we use that time to learn a skill or for normal college learning and knowledge

[@monikaa7301]

Very good question … I’m no expert but from my personal experience, I would say yes … When I was in US to study, my classmates used to work for a few hours each day in restaurants etc to earn money to sustain their living. I instead took education loan, focused on cutting down my expenses to bare minimum and used my time to study and learn extra skills during that time. Best decision of my life!!!!

[@warikoo]

Measure it for now - by the average salary of your college divided by 40 hours per week

[@PhilSommer2]

Managing money is different from accumulating wealth, and the lack of investment education in schools may explain why people struggle to maintain their financial gains. The examples you provided are relevant, and I personally benefited from the market crisis, as I embrace challenging times while others tend to avoid them. Well, at least my advisor does too, jokingly.

[@JanetMorgan3]

Investors should exercise caution with their exposure and exercise caution when considering new investments, particularly during periods of inflation. It is advisable to seek guidance from a professional or trusted advisor in order to navigate this recession and achieve potential high yields.

[@AvaAdams-ly7vu]

I subscribed for a few trading courses but it didn't help much, been getting suggestions to use a proper financial advisor, how did you go about touching base with your adviser

[@JanetMorgan3]

Through closely monitoring the performance of my portfolio, I have witnessed a remarkable growth of $483k in just the past two quarters. This experience has shed light on why experienced traders are able to generate substantial returns even in lesser-known markets. It is safe to say that this bold decision has been one of the most impactful choices I have made recently.

[@LeonWilk2]

wow ,that’s stirring! Do you mind connecting me to your advisor please. I desperately need one to diversified my portfolio

[@JanetMorgan3]

The adviser I'm in touch with is 'Jude Ryan Mcdonough' He works with Merrill, Pierce, Smith incorporated and interviewed on CNBC Television. You can use something else, for me his strategy works hence my result. He provides entry and exit point for the securities I focus on.

[@nileshvetal2646]

Jase hi notification Aya, I'm here 😂

[@sachinverma70653]

Same

[@whynotindia1954]

ମୁଁ ବି 🤣🤣

[@NewsWithinSeconds]

Me too

[@sanskarxalxo7126]

Same 😅😂

[@exmuslim2909]

Same

[@shekharmittal4622]

I just came to know about your channel. Good to see another Faridabadi guiding people plan their financial life in a much better way. The same thing many people are doing in US and Canada as you may be aware. Great to see India changing with bright people like you Ankur. Love form Canada!

[@maitrayeesamadder5074]

Excellent video. Sir, aap etna spontaneously bolte hai.. aur etne passion or conviction ke sath.. aisa lagta hai ki apna elder brother bol rha hai.. thank u very much for your content and all the best.

[@StoaHQ]

Loved the compilation Ankur, loved every bit of it. Thanks for being the amazing mentor you are to your audience.

[@anishdeobansi6973]

Sir i appreciate ur hard work, putting ur analysis and experience to make us explain and aware us about crucial financial decision. I must say if same thing is practically followed by many then the people will also get rid of stress and many other illness. Have subscribed ur channel and will keep sharing with others too. Keep up the good work.

[@Curious_Bieng]

I don't think I'm part of any of these 7 points but biggest financial mistake was not taking life insurance early and not taking health insurance for parents.

[@ARB_Music]

Thanks Sir !!!! Never thought of all these the way u thought. I made 2 mistakes- First..bought an apartment with loan in my late 20s. Second...I wasted my time.

[@sonamaswal4994]

The number 1 mistake is thinking that your time is free which can undoubtedly sound rude but very very true!

[@ritiksagar7291]

Ankur and team : Switch to 1.5x for better experience. Audience : sorry for disobeying but as he communicates it's best😘

[@whtsapp9203]

Hit me up directly ☝️☝️📩. For more guidelines and advices on Investment.

[@techgeek7176]

This is True..even I started using CC recently from like 4 months and don't know from where the bill for that corss around 25-30k. however, when i was on my netbanking and debit card, i was not using it so often. I feel i have started using CC without having a second thought that I have to pay it after a period of time :(

[@anjusingh5082]

CC is good if you have control on your purchasing power or on yourself. Use it with keep the bill date in your mind and every time pay full bill not in EMI . Temptation with the availability of east money is the actual trap .

[@techgeek7176]

@@anjusingh5082 Yes you are right mam

[@marlenetraut8725]

Getting rich off crypto is much tougher than it seems. I keep losing money while trading with these youtub videos, and finding a trustworthy professional trader to help out with these trades also appears to be nearly impossible. This is extremely annoying

[@davewiner4226]

That's true! Most failures in the market system today is as a results of poor orientation and bad experts methods in winning

[@kathyczerwinskis3913]

Now! One thing I tell everyone is learn about real estate. Repeat after me. Real Estate provides the highest returns, the greatest values, and the least risk but you have to be patient

[@gorgealex8068]

Current real estate prices aren’t high because they have been driven up by irresponsible speculation. As was often the case in the past. Prices have risen because a constantly increasing population with money to invest has been created - and continues to be created.

[@henryjohn7439]

Yes you are right. Investing was the best thing that happened to me last year

[@henryjohn7439]

Doh most coins are going to x10 this year. The recent market correction is dip from its high which has made everyone to panic in the past time. However, not every person has seen it as a bad omen. The digital asset's price had gone low causing people to believe the bear market

[@aspiredifferent8085]

Aap kitne ache hai sir , A REAL MENTOR. and my biggest mistake is to not valuing my time.

[@johnsondara118]

We waste lot of our productive time in window shopping and in buying few things which are not at all necessary Very good insights

[@aiguru5]

Sir you missed one thing which is FD, I have few friends whose age is around 28-30 but still they invest in FD. I believe FD is also making you poor. P.s. : FD is good if you kept as emergency or liquid funds.

[@ruinfirefly2088]

Ankur has spoken a lot about FDs in many of his videos. There is no need to add that here also.

[@bhartiharper]

I understand your point. But what Ankur is saying that things that waste your money i.e eats up your money. 100 rupees become 0. FD is still an investment, but like a tortoise. Maybe 100 rupees will become 101. But impulsive buying, YOLO etc will make 100 rupees 0

[@MrKarandhabalia]

I have wasted money by buying a flat too early 😂. I purchased it at the age of 27. My loan emi was almost than 35% of my monthly salary at that time. However, now (at 30) I have a descent salary & emi amount is doesn't make me stressed.

[@arun.sajwan]

Same here bro...

[@souravdey5845]

Sir make a video on "how much money we should spend in our wedding" please sir 🙏🏽💕

[@whtsapp9203]

▪️Send A direct message 📩📩☝🏻☝🏻

[@thunderkigaming1141]

There's no how much.. jitne afford kar sakte ho utne hi.. taking loan or borrowing money to marriage doesn't worth

[@pharrell9024]

Go for court marriage and spend that money on a honeymoon/international travel IMO

[@amaansiddiqui2208]

@@whtsapp9203 😂😂😂 are you serious, ankoor sir just warned us about you & here you go again

[@kaushikdebnath1302]

@@whtsapp9203 bhai teri dukan band

[@scottmartin01]

It's completely a course. Some gurus for same knowledge charge thousands ...thanks Ankur sir

[@raveraxx]

Point 1. Can’t relate to your message more than this. I had taken a home loan for a tiny flat in an undesirable location, which can’t accommodate my future wife and kids for sure, stuck paying emis which I could have easily put into investments by staying at a rented apartment. With time my income increased and now this decision seems like a mistake. But thank you for these priceless advices. I will sell off this flat, pay off the loan and live a debt free life soon.

[@nafisanamagaji7138]

Hello what is the best way to get started with bitcoin investment or Forex trade cos I have been making my personal research for a while now

[@okenuobumunemenwalobuengin5337]

I can't believe I was able to have $30000 worth of Bitcoin in just one month and half of trading with expert Mr Nicholas Barron trading services. Come across some nice comments about him on KZbin and I give it a shot. I don't believe in Bitcoin before

[@alexdickson6819]

Please how do I reach this Mr Nicholas Barron I've already lost enough of money treating myself

[@guccimary3427]

I just withdraw my profit in 4 days ago before now. I'm glad I did invest with him, still reinvesting and the trade is ongoing

[@munnirharuna2279]

No doubt Mr Nicholas Barron trading service is very good i invested $3000 and cashout $15000 after 7 days I still wonder how they get their analysis

[@tinawright6750]

I did invest with him and he made me good profit about$5000 from my initial $5000 I invested with him thanks sir

[@gilbertgreen3728]

Nice content. To me, trading the forex and crypto market is way better than any online investment 💯

[@ernestseo9570]

Please I need someone to help me trade or invest the forex or crypto market because I'm tired of trading in losses myself. I've blown my account twice and it's frustrating.

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DESPITE THE ECONOMIC CRISIS,THIS IS STILL A GOOD TIME TO INVEST IN STOCK AND CRYPTO,

[@richardwilliams5969]

Making money is the plan and with Bitcoin your plans can be accomplish,

[@richardwilliams5969]

I really appreciate Mr Sam Justin influence during this global pandemic lock down,

[@richardwilliams5969]

Bitcoin trading is the best when you are on a profitable based platform,

[@richardwilliams5969]

I started with 7000usd then increased to 13000usd after receiving my profit,

[@stevenjurvetson8329]

That is true I've been trading for years and it has been my source of income,

[@HEYTHERE-ko6we]

U reallly inspire me man..the way u explain lyk a father n also touching the in generation aspects is really inspiring

[@vaibhavaggarwal1092]

My biggest mistake I did so far was not understanding the value of my time, and like you said I spend hours in browsing sales looking for products that I didn't even wanted but still keep scrolling. But now I will value my time instead of wasting it looking for sales, and increase my income per hour.

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[@richardwilliams5969]

You're right ma, That is why I had to start forex trading

[@richardwilliams5969]

2months ago and now am making benefits from it,

[@richardwilliams5969]

Thanks for introducing me to Sam Justin.

[@melissabrockman6397]

O' Yes I'm a living testimony of Sam Justin

[@melissabrockman6397]

Mr Sam Justin has changed my financial status for the best, Sam Justin is obviously the best,

[@DanishTv01]

Thanks sir I m 22 a was epending all my hard earned money in wrong way but from now onwards I will invest spend in a right way

[@badrinathsinha2002]

This is powerful! I have made almost all the mistakes mentioned in the video. Everything which Ankur says is absolutely correct. However in point #7 I would like to add a note saying we should always be open to listen to others, help others , counsel others without expecting anything in return. This actually builds us. Not trying to suggest Ankur or anyone but just sharing my thought.

[@sudharani8185]

I am guilty of all of this. I have wasted my time soooo much. Thanks for the insights

[@badrinathsinha2002]

@@sudharani8185 It is never too late to start. My God, 'Jesus' is a God of another chance. Invite HIM as you journey through this life of uncertainty.

[@kavitajoshi7107]

This is so relatable. When I started working I got a free credit card from my bank, I loved how I had more money than most of my friends courtesy credit card. It went like this for quite a few months until I realised my salary isn't growing but my credit card bill is, I borrowed money from family to pay it off all at once for one last time and never used it again until 3-4 year. Never forgetting this lesson.

[@chandanmohanty8186]

Brilliant .... Speechless... i will definitely look in to this from today onwards. My Mistake is first one.

[@DesignerSurajitAdhikari]

Kuch na kuch zarur sikhne milta hai aap ke video se.... Yeh video mere liye itna important because, i am on the right way. But achha laga

[@yashdeepratnam4793]

I think i have done three mistakes out of these the first one is - buying things for social validation The second one is - YOLO purchase Abd the last one is - not valuing my time after this i will work on these mistakes to become financially and mentally stable

[@tseringsonam7795]

Omg .. i just loved it❤..esiecially the last point of yours 7. Not valuing our time. ....will surwly mind it next time hmmm .....

[@jigarpanchal4812]

Last one is my biggest mistake that i will regret for rest of life. I have spent my precious money ( time ) almost 5 years behind a person who never deserves that time. Though i was aware that i have wasted something precious in this 5 years but I realised today after this video that it was money i have wasted. Thank you for making me realise what i have wasted over these years and what i have to value in upcoming years

[@deekshachawla9746]

Not valuing my time. This video has made me realise that I need to value my time otherwise people might take advantage of it.

[@cuteraju1]

Answer to your question - Impulsive buying is a wierd social status blunder that most of us do to show case our unreal life style where we end up wasting money rather than saving it. Great video content to watch.. Love your videos and demonstration.!!!

[@gokengeyi3306]

Impulsive buying...🙄but now I am much better...🥰 thank you for the video..😊😊

[@nighatfaiz6564]

Buying impulsively, whenever I am sad or feel depressed. Spending money is the first impulsive action that I do which is absolutely wrong but it makes me feel better.

[@shubhamvashisht2755]

I commit 2 intentionally 1.Pleasure purchases( planned not impulsive).but i end up spending more very often as i am enchanted by new technology. 2.Second would be not valuing my time( this was my best take away from your video and i am thankful rhat you explained it. ( You are a very good speaker, i will try to reach your level).

[@BLOODBR3ED]

I'm number 4 and number 6 type of guy.. Busted my account twice.. Done with number 4 and now I'm following you for the advice. Will take time with number 6.. Gonna save some money for your courses.. Let's see in an year or so..

[@dusklinz4259]

i have done impulsive buying alot, until i have watched your channel for more than 1 month

[@shwetapatil6734]

I m at my 20s and get so many questions in my mind about financial things that no one has ever explained so clearly about ... Today I felt you so great that you cleared my every query ❤️✨

[@AmazedNik]

This is the first video that I came across, very sensible and no nonsense types 👍 follow all but have errored on the last and probably the most important one...value of time :) thanks

[@karanagrawal2047]

1. Unnecessary Loan For Social Status 2. Value Of time, great video Ankur, when U have given your example for college I still do the same even though I know my time is more valuable, will avoid doing this. Thank you for sharing.

[@tejashdave5021]

I didnt made any mistakes sir as i am 20, but happy and feel safe ki dusro ki mistakes se kuch sikh pate hai♥

[@10007196]

Thanks Ankur for sharing it.. I have done all the mistake you highlighted in the video.. and as someone in the group said mostly trapped in this are either from the middle class category who wants to continue proving and waste their time in things which are less of value … as you said we are not driven by VALUE ( not from culture or upbringing perspective)

[@Growandglow373]

You're amazing man... I just saw a little clip of you on Sandeep Maheshwari show and then i search you and got addicted.... You're doing wonderful 👍 your videos helped me Alot.... Excellent... I..... From pakistan...🇵🇰

[@asadiqbal7296]

Hats off sir....never seen a video so realistic to our financial crisis created by ourselves...ecxellent stuff sir

[@eshita_m]

And I can proudly say I follow all the 7 rules from the very beginning of my adult life . My goal is just to be healthy and wealthy 😇

[@nasirakolawala1398]

Mate, this is one the most enlightening videos I have seen in a while. I am vigilant about by investments and finances but I have still managed to do 2 mistakes out of the 7 and still regretting !! 😭😭

[@shivgadtour6934]

Thank you so much for this video , Mostly I am impulsive buyer.. that is what my mistake is Will try to plan before buying anything from now

[@1617-i6i]

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[@rohansawant8886]

7 th thing is so much important i am not aware of it Thanks you sir for these video

[@pallabroy1576]

Hi Ankur .... Super super super video by you .... all the best to you ......please keep posting your videos..............I always watch your posting in y tube......

[@DrSudeepMaji]

Even though I know most of the things you describe in your videos.. It is very easy for me to lose track of ourselves. Your videos have always been a reminder of the good & sensible things. Thank you for that!

[@vishnukant7893]

Excellent sir. Aap ka video 2-3 day sa dekh raha hu kash 2-3 years pehla sa dekha hota......

[@MridulasCrafeteria1721]

I was trapped by the credit card companies I know I heard about your story in your other video about the credit card shattering you family. it was year 2006 when I had a terrible experience, but now I am super conscious and always - always pay my monthly card bills in full, never took loans and credit card loans after that. I also used to do impulsive buying in the year 2006 till 2014 and that impacted me mentally too. Never bought things for social validation, never did YOLO purchases, never invested out of fear or greed, short term pleasure zomato, swiggy etc, is something I do, yes you were correct whenever I feel bored and mood is spoiled I order a food for short term pleasure. This is the only thing I need to improve on. I do value time, and work according, your concept, and view towards time is excellent and I do try to follow- one day I will be perfect as you are. I really love your way of delivering speech and content, it highly highly motivates me. Big THANK YOU to you - Mridula from Noida

[@ameshof1995]

I have committed all of these mistakes and the worse part is, each mistake has been repeated at least twice. Took me years of dealing with anxiety, threats and what not to finally recuperate. Even now, I am not completely out of it but I know for a fact that they won't be repeated ever again.

[@Rahulroy0005]

Kitni achi baatein aaj sikhne ko mili h inse😊....thnk you so much sir

[@sarangbakare8376]

Catchy Title and Gr8 Content...!!! My mistakes: 1. Impulsive Buying 2. Not valuing time...

[@1617-i6i]

Thanks for watching🤗do you have any experience investing in yield farming? Reach out for info on it👆🏽👆🏽👆🏽

[@MARTIXGAMING3]

My biggest mistake is that I was to addicted with social media, and I guinenly accepted. I made a mistake but I will correct it without any wasting if time...... Seriously ankur sir ,your content is furious 💫

[@anilvarma9479]

Congratulations on releasing your first book. Wishing you success and hope you author many more books

[@saikatchatterjee2100]

Salute Salute Salute.!! Very detailed explanation of our daily mistakes. Very Informative video. Thank you.

[@jayeshzaveri1459]

The very best and convincing way of explaining don't. You have definitely saved lot of young and old people with this motivational video in undue spending. YOLO was icing on the cake. I thoroughly enjoyed every word and entirely in agreement. God bless you always.

[@RakeshRam365]

Thank you sir🙏 you suggest better dicision for life. I really like your videos. And this video is too good.

[@baishaliaich7151]

Impulsive buying was my vice. However, during covid lockdown when I got stuck at my cousin's place with only a small bag of few clothes and my work laptop, I realised that there is little need to lead life fruitfully. Looking back I can sadly see how much money I wasted for nothing! Valuable lesson learnt though.

[@pallavidas3982]

I have spent impulsively alot Ankur.. Wondering to make me happy but after I have bought it the joy and the usage of that impulsive decisions was temporary

[@distilledwisdom1606]

very thoughtful and really contributing towards betterment of humans !!

[@manishdey929]

The following mistakes that I made 1. Impulsive buys 2. Credit card loan 3. Investments out of greed 4. Not valuing my time

[@Arjunkumar-te8zu]

awesome! one of the best advices which i have heard till now, Thank you