Kevin O'Leary Reacts: Living On $650K A Year in Los Angeles, CA | Millennial Money

"Shark Tank" investor Kevin O'Leary reacts to an episode of Millennial Money featuring Lauren Simmons, 27, who lives in Los Angeles, CA and earned $650,000 last year. Lauren started her career as the youngest female trader at the New York Stock Exchange, earning just $12,000 a year. She's since left Wall Street to build her own personal brand, and works as an author, producer, podcast and TV host, angel investor and board member of several financial companies.
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Kevin O'Leary Reacts: Living On $650K A Year in Los Angeles, CA | Millennial Money

[@ki7184]

IRS: That'll be $300k, thanks.

[@schoomzer]

She's as wise and sweet as she is business savvy, a great role model for women.

[@mikek545]

How do you spend $160.00 a month on food? 🤣😂 Something about all this sounds FAKE AF. Kinda like todays "Reality TV" shows.

[@Cindy99765]

​@@mikek545Do you spend more or less than that? As an individual, I personally spend $130 a month on my grocery expenses.

[@PeteBuchwald]

Thank you Kevin. What a great story! I'd be curious to see a video more along the lines of Living on (average wages) in (any city). Because I suspect that is a demographic that struggles at living within/under their means. Americans are far to susseptibale to marketing and perceived social expectations. We seem to believe that we need $300 shoes, a daily $5 coffee drink, a $1200 phone, and to eat out four times a week. So I'd like to see an example of people with an average income, that manages their finances and life well. Thanks again!

[@Pinkielover]

I'm living on $10,000 a year . Homeless in Arizona.. always debt-free.. And I couldn't be happier ..With that kind of money I would Buy a small place and help the homeless population where I live.. Make it a life's mission.. Life isn't about how much you have and what you have because we all end up in the same place dead and Forgotten Even the most famous and rich are forgotten eventually.. Be content with what you have most importantly humble

[@whatever45892]

come to mizoram where you can get all the fresh veg u need for a month with just around 50 dollar........and monthly house rent around 100 dollar water n electricity bill will be covered by 10 dollars.....1 month of cable tv cost 3 dollar.....air is fresh

[@freeindeed8416]

Wise words

[@volkancetin7835]

Great vid!

[@kindacrazyAna14]

OMG!!! I am so proud of you girl!

[@AP-lw4rw]

I didn't understand her saying that she saves 85% of her money because in the budget, there was no such demonstration. Can someone please explain this?

[@NeinDochOhh]

I live on 24.000 Euro (around 25k-26k Dollar depends on the exchange rate) a year, incl. rent for my house, full healthcare, energy, food, insurance, free time fun, car here in northern Germany. And my life is quite good. 😀

[@MrJesterboi]

How is this possible

[@NeinDochOhh]

@@MrJesterboi I don't know. It's just the cost of living here. And I don't live frugally or anything. In Eastern Europe, it's still much cheaper, although of course you have to make some sacrifices in Bulgaria or Romania in terms of infrastructures etc. Germany, however, is comparable to the USA. I pay 950 Euro rent (around 100 square meter house / 5 small bedrooms, kitchen, bathroom, guestbathroom, little garden) here (cold), with utilities I'm at 1250 Euros per month. It is a little town near Kiel, Germany. The whole by two, because my wife pays the other half. As an example of the cost of living. Full health insurance pays 50% of the employer and I pay the other 50%. So for me, costs of about 300 Euros per month for the statutory health insurance, which covers almost everything (except beauty treatments). And college or university is almost for free here in Germany. It is around 200-500 Euros per year but then you mostly have an annual ticket for public transport included.

[@kirn3afek]

@@MrJesterboi it's Europe not America.

[@NeinDochOhh]

@K10 🎶 My partner does not matter. If I would not have a partner, I would have rented something much smaller, with the same effect/result on my cost of living.

[@adradaadrad326]

@K10 🎶 my mom lives in Italy on the beach and pays around 400 € for a decent apartment.

[@drajah1986]

4779 is the monthly budget: -rent = 3850 -transportation = 215 -pet = 200 -Discretionary = 182 -food = 165 -health insurance = 100 -utilities = 43 -subscription = 24 Where in California can you live for this cheap?

[@Aggie4life77]

165 for food in a month and only 43 for utilities? This women must only sleep, work and meditate lol! I’m all for investing, saving money, all that, but there is a limit and you need to live a little. Travel and see the world while you’re young. She makes 650k a year. With no debt, she could live very comfortably off 100k of that and save/invest the rest!

[@aminah761]

The lies

[@ktoth29]

I live in ohio and I have trouble spending less than $600 a month on groceries

[@doggo660]

this is clearly lies. $165 a month for food? That's sort of dumb if we're being honest for her income level.

[@johnjoe69]

*expensive I literally live in LA for half of that. She rented a high end apartment and that eats up alot of her money. Shes single she can get a 1,200 single apartment or 1,600 1 br house and dave ALOT.

[@master25]

Great video

[@annly666]

great video commentary x

[@cmdtrigun]

The only thing I wonder is why she's renting for almost 4k unless that's her mortgage. Buy property as soon as possible!

[@jeffdorris5321]

Nice work 🎆

[@floxydorathy6611]

The idea of investing a significant sum of money may be both thrilling and intimidating. There is potential for considerable wealth increase with the correct strategy. How can one take advantage of compound interest and potentially grow your retirement savings/net-worth to about $3M over time?

[@floxydorathy6611]

That’s impressive, have you always had a financial advisor?

[@floxydorathy6611]

Thanks for sharing, I just looked her up on the web and I would say she really has an impressive background in investing. I will write her an e-mail shortly.

[@AliGee_]

Does anyone know where she talks about how she pivoted from Genetics to being on the floor of the NYSE in a YEAR? That's just crazy. She must have known the right people.

[@jiminswriter4209]

She started as an intern. That isn’t too hard.

[@YasinNabi]

YES ! wonderful video, enjoyed watching :)==

[@bigtorrisi]

These videos are always the same, its always young people in LA involved in tech or finance, never a 50 year old wood worker in Oregon or a car mechanic in Detroit.

[@BarbellFinancial]

Mr. Wonderful is the best. He cracks me up when he zooms out in his videos and you see what he’s wearing.

[@cosmeticbelgrave]

Very enjoyable video!

[@JoshIsOnAMission]

What an inspiration. I love it!

[@kathrynmccarville1737]

You go girl 👏👏

[@JohnJohn-js5jr]

She pay for food 163 $ a month and utilities only 43 $ . In Los angels !!! I am not living in usa but that's hard to believe . That's amount of money will not be enough in third world countries

[@winingone8960]

It will be enough if you know exactly what you need, there is a big difference between your wants and needs.

[@johnjoe69]

She spends very little at home but alot outside. Over half a million a year is alot for a single person even if you live in LA. So she's really not saving at all. Otherwise she could live off 28,000 a year in LA. And save those 600,000.

[@soccerchick1]

There’s no way she pays that little without a sugar daddy Lmao sorry not sorry.

[@johnjoe69]

@@soccerchick1 she's probably rarely home, or only uses her phone and never uses her tv or own other electronics. Also for the food, her job probably provides free meals, yeah someone is occasionally buying her groceries.

[@soccerchick1]

And if she’s rarely home who is paying for all this travelling?? Like in city or out of? Can’t JUST be work lol be realistic.

[@Babyluv_]

Whew chile. People be hating on others who do well. I’m proud of her and her go-getter attitude as well as her ability to save aggressively. She’s savvy. She’s not all talk. Most ppl talk a lot but very limited action or don’t have much to show for anything. She will continue to succeed and What she does with her money is HER business.

[@GMGBlackWhiteMUNGEY]

People are just critical of liars and scammers in this new modern era of social media. Everyone exaggerates their income and wellbeing for public validation. Not sure you don’t get that. This chick is clearly full of crap/. I personally don’t care if you guys eat up her lies. Doesn’t change my life one way or another.

[@bobguy6542]

So what she does with "HER business" is private, but every time Elon Musk or Jeff Bezos sneezes you have something to say about THEIR money. OK. Hypocrite.

[@KaliAlexandria]

Wow this is truly inspiring!! Yay Lauren! You deserve all the success 🥂🎊

[@georgecampuzano]

Great video.

[@leaberes4231]

Love his reactions❤️

[@qc2318]

Kevin gives her a lot of praise but she hardly states the subject matter that she works on in creating this money. A lot was just talk, like a sales pitch but what about? I don't see the substance, I question why she did a genetics degree to just taking an entry level job that anyone could get in trading. Then quickly generating a lot of money without saying what subject matter(s) she is known for.

[@IvySnowFillyVideos]

Podcasts & social media (monetized), saving & budgeting, building a personal brand as business, modeling, debt free, mental stability, physical health, investing & budgeting (for now & future), digital currency.

[@dva5610]

@@IvySnowFillyVideos nowhere near enough

[@IvySnowFillyVideos]

U wanted an 8 minutes video to teach u how to build 650k per year?

[@monicak4845]

Many people pivot away from their bachelors, and a bachelors in genetics/biology isn’t enough to qualify as an expert in that scientific field. Don’t think that part is a valid critique

[@FG-xc5qj]

@@IvySnowFillyVideos Exactly! They are trying to find out the method to her madness in a short video instead of exploring how to build it themselves.

[@Abmarp]

This was great

[@heyu123]

I feel like if you’re in LA you’re like 100 things at once director, producer, song writer, podcaster, influencer…

[@kenishalperkins]

Inspiring 🥰

[@infinitybless7132]

Good for her

[@CeeTee469]

Smart woman with a smart mother.

[@samuel9607]

Explain to me how she got from non target to nyse?

[@Car_Fanatic]

This was uploaded here on a different video, you just probably uploaded the longer version. So this is old content being reposted. Kinda lazy. But congratulations on your success, you go Lauren!

[@tthomas501]

I love that she said she was grateful!

[@dakotaovdan]

165 on food a month. HOW?

[@rianosherry860]

If you ask most young people when they think they'll be able to retire, chances are they overestimate their saving potential. Let's not castigate people for a lack of life experience. Every generation experiences financial bubbles and fads.

[@paigeharris3728]

Every generation goes through bubbles. In the 90's it was the dot-com bubble, in the 2000's it was housing, and now it might be crypto. In the 1600's, it was tulips--seriously boomers, tulips? It's easy to slam "millennials", but this generation is no different than the last? A certain percentage of the population will get caught up in hype. 10 years from now, people will be slamming digitals for whatever hyped craze is taking over in the future. Older generations have already felt that pain and (hopefully) avoid repeating the same mistakes of the past.

[@cristinabaker5292]

If I grew up never being exposed to a real, lasting, painful economic recession, where the Govt didn't rush in & shower money over everyone at the hint of a "downturn", then I'd also likely believe in the financial alchemy that seems to underpin so much of our financial markets nowadays. Sadly, just like the fact that actual reality doesn't match the fantasy world of Harry Potter, the cold-light-of-day reality of money & markets & what it takes to find financial security & freedom is a lot harder & less enduring than most people comprehend. Markets don't always go up & to the right in perpetuity. Just like you can't walk through walls, fly around on broomsticks, or say a magic spell to magically change things into whatever you want them to be. Actual reality eventually wins out. And I fear a tough dose of that hard reality is coming hard & fast. Lets see the result of this survey on the other side of the reckoning...

[@kucheranraina9201]

My financial goal is to be financially independent long term wise. I would like to invest aggressively in order to create profit and later use it on buying duplexes to create passive income with the big picture of becoming financially independent in the long term. I do not come from a wealthy family at all, my dream is to break that cycle get out of the rat race and become wealthy enough to provide for my future family and allow them to carry it on from there. I have maxed out a sum of $50k to achieve this dreams of mine, any guideline would be highly appreciated.

[@basconevinnie647]

@@kucheranraina9201 Many investors are too lazy to do any research, or read financial statements. But this is what the pros do. Investing in stocks does not have to be gambling if you put some work in, are patient, and have realistic expectations.

[@basconevinnie647]

@@kucheranraina9201 You need to find trusted expertise> from people who know what companies to invest in. I’ve been investing for over 5 years and the best advice I have found comes from Jennifer Elizabeth Boland who has several free and nominal cost services. You can research about her accreditations.

[@vpnconsult]

Congrats on becoming the first millionaire in your family. 👪

[@rellik8746]

I'm 28 and live on 650$

[@AbhishekUpd]

Love this! Saving 💯💯💯

[@amandahirschfeld7382]

Young,smart,beautiful....you go girl❤️🌻

[@MikeGrahamDSM]

I want to be like her when I grow up, despite her being two years younger.

[@bdasaw]

LMAO

[@bdasaw]

Shes my childhood hero, even though though I'm 20 years older than her

[@Samantha-jo7im]

Debt free is amazing .. that being said what is everyone’s opinion on mortgage ? We have a 500k mortgage but I don’t necessarily see that as a debt seeing as we pay less in mortgage bills than lots pay in rent .

[@ilikecommenting6849]

A mortgage is much different than traditional debt. Every month you pay your mortgage, the equity in your house grows. People look at mortgages completely wrong. You say "I just signed off on 500k debt" yeah and you got 500k equity in return which appreciates on average like 4% per year.

[@Kimd38243]

She wasn’t an intern at the NYSE it was her full time job. Get your facts right O’Leary.

[@PraveenSriram]

You can live in losanegeles for a mere $67,000/year if you are frugal

[@ladydee4692]

How do you even earn that much to begin with 😭

[@maximustheproducer]

DOPE!

[@englishrose4388]

She’s an incredible role model for women.

[@TheRealDealNeal]

A role model for anyone? Not just women

[@mikek545]

How do you spend $160.00 a month on food? 🤣😂 Something about all this sounds FAKE AF. Kinda like todays "Reality TV" shows.

[@theworst4297]

@@mikek545 she might get food at meetings

[@mikek545]

@@theworst4297 I know this might be really hard for you to comprehend but most people on KZbin that are "successful" really are not. They lie about it. Remember that line "Show me the Money!" lol

[@vuyon5317]

i thought for sure Kevin would advise her to diversify her portfolio

[@gabbymiles5655]

Very encouraging smart woman!!!!

[@TennisOnAction]

Is 650K from broadcast salary

[@allanpeter7700]

Im guessing 650k is from all her income sources

[@neskorock]

I admire those can know to use social media to make money. I just don’t have any idea and never conformable in front of Camera.

[@hsternspivak]

Super smart girl!!💥

[@lynwill9946]

Awesome video

[@paulallen9150]

Love Mr Nice guy.

[@wecanwork]

I love this for her.

[@laina-brown]

We definitely need more content about how to teach money skills to our children.

[@soccerchick1]

If you don’t have money skills maybe don’t have children? Lol can’t support em don’t bring ‘em into this world.

[@Optim40]

I don't see a need for any kind of digital currency. I don't understand the mania behind that crap. The way we do transactions today with debit cards is already digital. What are people talking about ?! People are just dumb.

[@Gfoee]

I think one thing being missed here is the girl obviously had a lot of help from her mom. She had credit built up before she turned 18, she has no student debt (her mom being the astute saver she is probably had a college fund for her daughter) and both of those factors are rather crucial at that age. For most of the general public who actually come from rags to riches, we were not setup like that. Great for her still, but it certainly wasn’t done all by herself.

[@khy7672]

You can put your kid on a credit card and they can ruin their credit you can pay for some of your kid collage and they can flunk or not get a job in that field she is the reason she makes 650k not her mom or anyone else

[@chrisgertz33]

You’re making a lot of assumptions here lol “probably had a college fund”… even if she had zero debt it’s still incredibly difficult to get to that level at 27. Just give her the full credit man, she 100% deserves all of it, even if she had the right guidance and a bit of help. I swear everyone likes to poke holes to make themselves feel better and justify not putting in the work.

[@TiondaRae]

What’s wrong with getting help? It didn’t prevent her from working hard to get to where she is.

[@spyhy4019]

According to statistics, 1 in 100 people earn 650k a year

[@colbybrooks3672]

85% is saved wow this woman doesn't play!

[@williammadison502]

That's what I was thinking

[@bisratkebede5724]

Staying humble, takes you places. Good job

[@ArtTheSinger]

Staying humble will not take you places, it’s knowing when to be humble.

[@kirn3afek]

@@ArtTheSinger being humble will take you places.

[@sergeayissi939]

She's doing everything but Finance! It's all about Social Media based on her so called Stock Exchange experience!

[@ClaxtonBay123]

So-called? Sounds like you hate women

[@KnowledgeLender]

Have you listened to the podcast? Have you read the releases from her Financial Boards?

[@jj-bu6yb]

@@KnowledgeLender tell us pls

[@chrisevilstewie]

Why was this in my feed?

[@arafathcoolguy]

how food is only 165 by month ?? how !!

[@annastayziaa]

so proud of her!! love seeing successful women!!🤌🏻🔥

[@leeyost9917]

What’s the name of her podcast? I couldn’t find it on Spotify…

[@therelaxationstation5258]

She is a very intelligent young woman and she has a very bright future. She needs to protect herself and her wealth. Stay single, never merge bank accounts and don’t get into relationship until you are at least in your mid 30’s Young talented wealthy women have it all and them make the mistake of getting married and having kids and then they give it all up in a divorce and end up single moms.

[@katemiller7874]

Nothing wrong with getting married and having children.

[@sabrinay9430]

I agree. I look at Rhianna and her getting pregnant by that guy. I was like who is this guy and I hope she has good lawyers

[@angelaburress8586]

What🤪🤪???????

[@umarcali3111]

Lol that's what every rich guy says. Must be the money talking.

[@nicolelewis6312]

You're complicating things: Marry young (if you ae mature), start a family but get a prenup first. It's really that simple. N

[@LuzuVlogsGamer]

BROOO why is no one talking about how EXPENSIVE that is 650K USD a YEARR???? Here in bulgaria we get 6k a year for the everage person .

[@blairsantillana]

because it isn't expensive. your statement doesn't make any sense. She makes 650k a year and saves 85% of it.

[@LuzuVlogsGamer]

@Vee Bee My point was with almost 1mil. you can live where ever you want however you want outside of America xD.

[@gogolaygo1903]

i thought kevin was gonna say, "650000 dollars, that is Not a lot of money..."🤣🤣

[@aprildice1064]

I had a podcast on spotify. Still waiting for them to pay me that 650 😡

[@notlateenough]

But how did she live on 12k in NYC??

[@sallyphillips9175]

Her Wikipedia page says she made $120,000 working there. Wikipedia isn't always right, so maybe whoever put that information on there misunderstood.

[@megaprimegamer1184]

Hmm how do students live? Like that..

[@Patsworldbaby]

Maybe she stayed in the Bronx during that time

[@saraf9081]

But where is she puting her money in light of inflation. But yes she is great

[@carriemiranda130]

Why is she renting???? She certainly makes more than enough to buy a home. Dont waste ur money on rent.

[@mytravls]

Maybe she is renting from herself.

[@Alex-yi6cq]

She’s renting because she wants to? I’m sure if she wanted to buy a home she would’ve. Not everyone wants to be a homeowner

[@samushunter0048]

@@Alex-yi6cq But making 600k a year is ideal to be a real estate owner. Buy a house or two, live in one and rent out the other and make additional money. Just renting a place is not ideal especially in her case where she can easily buy real estate.

[@antifakeguru3592]

@@samushunter0048 you do that with your own money. Clown

[@lynwill9946]

It is Tax write off for her LLC. Why buy if you may move to another location? Many successful people rent. Majority of celebrities rent homes

[@bubumic2971]

I live on 6000$ / year . Well live is an optimistic word. Only the gas is 3000 $/year and the electrical bill is 1500 $/year ... The rest is for food and god forbid you get sick or you need a dentist ;(

[@ladydee4692]

Are you in India?

[@stevemccauley579]

Even with the current dip in crypto, I still thank you for the level-headed financial advice. I started stock and crypto investment with $4,345 and since following you for few weeks now, I've gotten $18,539 in my portfolio. Thanks so much Mr Dominic Jones

[@michaelteichmann79]

I'm surprised you know him too. I've been making a lot of profits investing with him for a few months now.

[@harrywatson9854]

He's all about everything 'bullish' he's one of the best traders out here, never been any lost trades since I started working with him, glad we crossed path.

[@jessicastones9389]

Please any information on how i can get intouch with Mr Dominic.?

[@stevemccauley579]

You can communicate with him on telegam with the user name below

[@stevemccauley579]

[@stephencamacho]

Debt is money that’s the game 🚀

[@theforeignerinamerica1817]

making over $500k puts her in a great category, good job!

[@FAITH4G]

I would love to meet her in person.

[@msnicole4777]

Lauren Simmons is an amazing and intelligent young woman. Wishing her continued success!

[@papie5151]

O'leary is just a smart guy period. I always learn from his analysis.

[@madannag8241]

Ads sucks

[@dhowto3005]

All the best Ms. Lauren to your continued success.

[@raniprakash648]

Wow

[@amnewyork516]

It's a shame that this is so astonishing. People should be able to comfortably live on that income anywhere in the US. Our major cities are way overpriced.

[@vincentbrown6818]

The wisest thing that should be on everyone's mind currently should be. To invest in different streams of income that doesn't depend on government, especially with the current especially with the current economic crises around the world.

[@binagital5665]

His trade execution quality and profiting is well structured with great financial features.

[@lindalily6924]

Working with Romero pieto is the best thing that can happen to a beginner trader who is aspiring to be fruitful out of the market he is trustworthy and straightforward we surely need more men like him in trading world.

[@jasonthomas269]

Good good content.

[@abscottcoleman400]

Yes I'm a living testimony of Romero pieto his platform has also done a great thing for me.

[@katlinmicheal8121]

I've seen so many review about this man called Romero pieto who is he ?

[@Smile2Smokie]

kevin needs to invest in a better camera

[@triaxiong9835]

wow, will i be spending like that too if im that rich

[@Ratalala]

😂🤣 Debit free until 30 😂🤣 Dude, that’s the wrong country.. no one should ever be in debt is a real GOAL

[@Magnus-pm7ic]

Debt is utilized for investments. If don't utilize debt, you will never scale and always just be a small timer.

[@ladyashephd727]

I save 80% of my total income while maintaining 5 solid streams of income.

[@randomworld4662]

You will be millioner in 7 years

[@freeindeed8416]

Well done

[@robertgray6631]

She need to buy her living space. No matter how much money you make, if you don’t own what you need you will always be in a bad situation. Money and investments go up and down. But you will always need a place to live! You should own some type of motorized transportation also. With debt and credit digital currencies will never take over.

[@badoor23]

$165 per month for food .. bs

[@GoCrazyBaby3]

I spend $130 a month on food right now (22 yrs old in Las Vegas) if you’re eating out it’s definetly easy to rack up the bill but if she’s making her own food, no problem

[@badoor23]

@@GoCrazyBaby3 maybe 10 years ago . Obviously it will be more if you eat outside . I never said I eat out everyday .. just a few days ago I spent $140 for 2 days of food from wal mart .. come back to reality sweetie

[@dolcemusica4832]

As an influencer, she may be getting a lot of free food every month at events and meetings.

[@BarbellFinancial]

That’s possible. My wife and I combined spend $400/month on food and I’m 200 pounds.

[@twincherry4958]

@@GoCrazyBaby3 fruits alone cost that much in just 2 weeks. Smoothies twice a day. All fresh food from Aldi or shoppers... What do you guys eat?

[@TerrysTwigReviews]

I have a $300,000 mortgage at 30 years old - is that considered debt free?? lol

[@nuwan86]

lol

[@marigoldbeam5475]

Fantastic! Well done mum, you did a great job bringing Lauren up. Well done Lauren for being open to learn from mama and become the great star you are! 👏🏾

[@billcaan4192]

This is the new generation. They work somewhere for 1 year then suddenly they an expert jump on social media and start acting like gurus dumb ppl fall for them and start lapping up the rubbish they spew. She is 27 whose jad hardly any experience and now suddenly she this expert. Lol ok

[@billcaan4192]

@ice what are u 10 typical these days u criticise anyone and some loser things its bcs your jealous or hating. U do know ppl are allowed to not like something or someone

[@billcaan4192]

@ice what difference does it make how much I make I live in London my money goes much further then it wud in America and I make way more than the average as a lawyer. Nevertheless what I make has no bearing on this. Ur a narrow minded little child who thinks anyone who critiques someone is out of jealousy. We not as obsessed with materialism and money in UK like america

[@robertamartey1469]

Haterrrrr!!! And jealous

[@tq4142]

Her numbers don't make sense? Her following on her socials isn't that high.

[@tytygirl11]

It’s about engagement. If you have 1mil follows and only have 50k viewership regularly you’re not going to make a lot. But if you have 100k and 50k viewership you can make more because your engagement is higher meaning you have followers who trust you etc

[@Fanta....]

"Once it becomes centralised" lol People need to get away from centralised digital currencies, they are nothing but trouble.

[@triquepersonalwork6369]

Many people don’t know this but Prayer in Christ Jesus is meditation 2.0. Meditators have absolutely no idea what they miss out on!

[@ArtTheSinger]

It’s also about your family unit or parents. It doesn’t matter how bright, good hearted, if a child isn’t steered to success meaning college, start a business, financial literacy, and helped with these things, they will struggle. We can all get there but it take help and some have the help sooner than others.

[@dannygonzalez7639]

100% agree. Also, having natural curiosity of learning too! My family always had horrible spending habits, but at a young age I wanted to learn how I could become financially stable & break the cycle. That led me to books & seek out resources to learn before starting out college.

[@aaronoconnor606]

Well this is true you can still lern how to be financially successful later on reading books on finances ect. helps

[@maytalmurray7556]

Shout out to her EX, good attitude ✌🏽

[@eugeneabreut960]

How are you doing in life has a lot to do with your interests. It doesn’t take a genius to do what this girl did you just have to be interested in the right thing. Most young people aren’t thinking about getting into Wall Street and trading they’re thinking about college and becoming doctors and lawyers. Imagine if when you were 18 instead of saying I’m gonna go to college and be a doctor you said I’m going to spend the next three years working a regular job and investing and learning about the stock market. You would be in the same position she is in you just have to be interested in things that are actually going to give you money and put your time and effort into those things. Doctors and lawyer makes great money but the student loans set you behind like 10 years.

[@lunganikhubone2595]

Running for President.