My millionaire success habits that cost literally NOTHING

[@Abundantiaco]

Here are my millionaire success habits. Any that surprise you? Which ones will you implement? Joined the pre-sale of our upcoming course/membership? It ends soon: jointheorder.co/

[@mynameisneb]

I have a #2, I know what to do about it, but I don't know how to implement it, how to get it going

[@Kate-pw2ju]

The re-framing/wording point is brilliant and is something which I am trying to put in place already. I love this point

[@marianavaz5909]

Have role models and mentors. Having people that can click ideias in daily conversations and also help you learn unconsciously, has been my goal in the last months since I decided to break free from a job situation that was suffocating me.

[@dermotmcelduff2997]

These all hit home, anytime I have had success in my past all of these things where a factor, even though I wasnt aware at the time.

[@tannugupta3293]

In my childhood i was never into watching tv bit learning and crafting! I learned so much!

[@jamilyakovacik570]

THE HABITS: 1) Great minds discuss ideas; average minds discuss events; small minds discuss people. 2) The mindset of: "Every issue is a problem to be solved" 3) Watch what you consume. 4) Have role models and mentors. 5) Make finance a priority. 6) Have a mindfulness practice. 7) Push your comfort zone. 8) Fall in love with a failure. 9) Find a support group.

[@Vikette1000]

Thank you 😊

[@Khayran]

Thanks buddy ✌

[@susanbyron6499]

"Show me your friends and I will show you your future."

[@cosmicmauve]

10) Find the commenter who summarizes a 15 minute video in to 9 bullet points. ;-) Thank you!

[@nickkorkodylas5005]

Having a vagina and a pretty face also helps.

[@TheCoolOwen]

Pushing comfort zone example: my apartment was a disorganized mess for months. One morning I decided I was not going to eat until I complete all my cleaning tasks. Cleaned non-stop from 8:30am -2:30pm. Got 95% done. Still more progress than I ever made

[@jackiek4159]

Having toxic friendships is literally soo draining and will never take you to the next level. Finding people who inspire you and uplift you is everything! Love this channel Sorelle! 🙌🏻

[@abbieclement]

3:38 Even though it wasn't meant to be the main point being highlighted, this was a potentially life-changing point that personally stood out to me "Also know that whatever energy you're putting out there, if it's not being reciprocated, it's draining you". I needed to hear this. Thanks Sorelle.

[@rclewis01]

I agree. That part really stood out to me as well.

[@johngodoy2929]

i agree, i think it's important to value the seeds you plant, i made a contact 1 year ago and last month, she gave me a wonderful business opportunity

[@kimberlysmith6582]

Years ago, I decided to apply each and every one of the habits you mentioned in this video to my life. Lo and behold, I'm the happiest (and wealthiest) I've ever been. And, I'm helping my loved ones (who are susceptible to my teachings) to do the same. Mindset is everything. This video is gold, and I hope your viewers follow your suggestions because, if they do, they will be wealthy, too. I had to figure this out on my own. You clearly laid it out 😊

[@rachelbullon4167]

My favourite line, "Fall in love with failure and surround yourself with great people." Thank you Sorelle!

[@jassneetbhatti]

It's funny how I have all these habits, but am afraid of not achieving "success" because of my childhood programming. Also, I need to decide what I want - it was hard for me because I am only now discovering my true self instead of being a mini version of my parents and their trauma. I'm learning to support myself, believing in myself and moving with my fears, to a new life.

[@Abundantiaco]

Ugh, yep. Childhood programming can be hard to defeat.

[@SalmaElGhazzawi]

Holy crap I relate to this on a whole different level. I can honestly say I now do all of these except for the language I use with myself, and I'm hyper-aware that this is partly because of the rhetoric I've been exposed to all my childhood.

[@intentionalliving7326]

Amen sistah 🤩 you are on the right path 👏🏻👏🏻 keep going 🤗☀️

[@esmee6308]

I relate to this a lot as well, my parents heavily isolated me as a child (which wasn't hard to do due to physical health-issues, I was generally in and out of surgery, in pain rehabilitation or at home with them unable to walk). The amount of ridicilous ideas they put in my head is insane and looking back now I cannot believe the things I used to believe even just a few months ago, let alone years and how much further I have to go. After achieving downright miracles, I still don't have the faith in myself I should have and it's constant exposure to challenges, overcoming them, but also seeing how other people deal with them that I slowly start to see myself as a little more than a stain under someone's boot that would be better off not existing. Thanks to Corona I had a year of freedom from them, and looking at just myself 2020 has been the best year of my life (I intent to make 2021 my best, then 2022, etc.) Slowly but surely getting there.

[@Ayelet.M]

Same here.

[@LeahVee]

Just about to turn 40! Have always struggled with money management. Last year I went on a Vipassana and changed the game for me. I created an idea and developed it during lockdown. Ready to move to the next level. Thanks for all your great advice x

[@LaceR.Griffin]

"Fall in love with failure." I needed to hear that.

[@intentionalliving7326]

Amen 🙌🏻😅

[@howtoadultschool]

It's such a true point. I have a sticky note beside my desk that reminds me that 'failure is just a great way of learning how not to do something. Try another way.' it's a great reminder!

[@t_nordlicht1937]

"Show me your friends, and I'll show you your future." Hmm, no friends here...

[@ugggug6508]

U have No future then

[@0ptimal]

Friends can be made anytime. Just takes exposure.

[@BlazeIsBOSS]

No friends is way better than bad friends

[@domcity11]

@@BlazeIsBOSS very true

[@MyMinniw]

This is me. At 28 year old 😂 but tbh love it. Teaches you so many lessons

[@shamelessmaya]

This is soooo good!!! Keep going Sorelle!

[@MembraneWorld]

Yea she's amazing! BTW Maya been watching you for 9 years since middle school. I'm glad you are still making youtube videos. WE LOVE YOUR CONTENT and I'm so happy for you.

[@crowfishy.p]

I love the fact that you push the narrative that being rich and financially free is a human rights!

[@TLOH7]

Yeah, but then there's capitalism.

[@Cybeat]

Thank you! I can really relate to the "Fall in love with failure" part and dealing with people that always try to put you down.

[@yesreneau]

I think there's a distinction to be made between talking behind people's backs just to be petty and talking about people to better understand interpersonal dynamics (and to better understand how you want to handle future situations with these types of people). Because one is just mean spirited, and one is useful... even though both involve talking about other people.

[@funfun5656]

Discussing interpersonal dynamics I'd say pertains more to the discussion of ideas with a person being discussed secondarily more or less as an example to illustrate a point. It's different because it's about the ideation and not the person.

[@Zetsuke4]

yes

[@ryank6322]

True. But I find most discussions people have are not done with the intention of gaining insight.

[@vivdoolan6846]

I had a friend that spent his whole life bitching about anyone and everyone. We were friends for 20 plus years but I got so sick of the toxicity I withdrew , reduced contact and ultimately completely cut contact. I've never looked back.

[@canardeur8390]

You had a friend, this is great! I had a family...

[@Khayran]

Sounds like my dad. He stayed penniless his whole life. Do tell

[@pdelcarmenb2915]

👏👏👏

[@phoebehoward8398]

Oh my goodness Sorelle! I needed to hear this SO BADLY!! It's about finding the opportunities in your failures. One of my favourite quotes is from a song by a group called Kings of Convenience. I love the line: dreams burn but in ashes are gold. Honestly, you don't have to let failures keep you down or your fears cripple you. It's possible to feel the fear and do it anyway! And gosh, I related to your younger experience... that was me in high school when I was trying to get up in front of hundreds of people and overcome my fear of public speaking. Now I'm able to get up and give speeches, make difficult phone calls and all the things I was afraid to do when I was younger! It's the only way to learn and grow and so grateful you're putting this out into the world! It's true that you have to look for the lessons, the opportunities, the ideas... even as I went through domestic violence and bulling, OCD, PTSD and struggle after struggle, knowing that it wouldn't last forever and there are ways past it really helped me. So I'm really glad to see this. Well done!

[@josemanuelbarreraalba]

I think it boils down to readying yourself to take the opportunities. It's about being able to act and react when and how it matters, in the things that matter (ideas, rather than events or people). Thank you, Sorelle, for sharing and discussing ideas with us!

[@Abundantiaco]

Thank you for receiving!

[@kristynamertova2631]

During my last meditation retreat, we practised loving-kindness. You imagine a negative person in your life and wish him/her love, health and freedom from suffering. I caught myself in a struggle to find negative/toxic people in my life and had to dig deeper into my past, going back to primary school to imagine such a person. It filled me with gratitude that I have such an amazing support group in my life now. It indeed does wonders.

[@kelseysgardeningandstuff7361]

"There's never problems, only solutions" one of the best pieces of entrepreneur advice I've gotten.

[@chrissierralta7157]

I must say, the lessons you have lectured of are lessons I've learned from the condensed experiences I've had in my short life. I've been following these principles and at the age of 20, you will become an outcast of society and many will think you are quite strange for not partying, watching movies, or indulging in frequent relationships. You are just different with a positive attitude to achieve what many have told me is unachievable. This is definitely one of the best videos I've seen for the simplicity of the mindset one requires and I had just recently lost my path. Thank you for making such an amazing video, something I can remind myself with. 🙏

[@SorelleAmore]

I like your top.

[@Abundantiaco]

Yeah, SAME.

[@thelostyoutuber]

Hey that was my comment 🤨 haha

[@StereotypeBreakers]

Haha I was going to say the same thing!

[@georgiastoeva2982]

Hahahaha this is funny

[@lala7181]

You are dope for commenting and loving your comment #badasssh*t

[@gintaredaunoraviciute7687]

You're down to earth, well articulated and successful, brilliant to hear your advice about success in life

[@trueselfdevelopment255]

"I'm the one that's free now." SO DOPE.

[@annastayziaa]

very interesting tips 🙂 thanks 🙏🏻

[@ania_kosma]

I love this Sorelle!! Being in my 50's, moving away from many friends who are not on the same mental wavelength gets lonely sometimes. I am thankful for this video and your passionate energy. I am Polish as well, living in LA so I get the polarity of different cultures and can take the best from both. You inspire me so much. Much Love to you 🦋💕✨

[@davidisraelii2694]

ahh!! So good. Taking action when you think of something is splashing I’m trying to work on. It’s so typical for me to just put things off, even things that are really important. Also, the “great minds discuss ideas” quote is super good, thanks for reminding me of it!!! And “every issue is a problem to be solved”?? I feel like I’ve fallen away from these ideas that had started to shift my life towards the better a few years ago. Thanks for being another drop dripping on my brain pushing me to move towards these things again!!!

[@nguyenlam5725]

I love your videos so much because they always come from a very real and raw perspective - no sugarcoating, no tedtalks, just you and what you learnt along your journey. The way you talk about yourself and what you have achieved so humbly also makes me feel like myself - an ordinary person who has failed and been turnt down many times, can also achieve what I desire to achieve if I really believe in myself. Thank you sm Sorelle! Hope great things will continue to come your way :)

[@meghanallheart76]

I do badly needed to hear the first part of this video. I’ve noticed my friends/people around me affecting me a lot and it’s not like they are doing anything wrong. But they just weren’t matching me or having the motivation I wanted them too. It’s almost unfair for me to keep them around. Definitely need to think about friends differently from now on. “Show me your friends, I’ll show you your future” shook me. Thanks for the passion your putting towards this!

[@IliePandia]

Getting comfortable with uncomfortable situations is the hardest and also the most rewarding. Thank you for reminding me of this. It is so, so, so easy to get comfy on a plateau and wake up 50 years later wondering where did the inspiration go. I also love your bubly style!

[@Advaya459]

I LOVE your energy!!! My life has completely transformed after I cut out regular TV and started reading and watching (over 10 years now) ONLY and only uplifting, educational, transformational talks / movies / people. There ARE nuggets (like you!) to be found out there, but filtering the BS is really where the magic begins. And meditation. And having the self-belief to say NO!!! and walk away from anything or anybody that makes us uncomfortable. The body KNOWS.

[@Mandarain]

When you started speaking about how you were judged it brought up the strongest passion inside of me, you are SO inspiring Sorelle, I couldn’t thank you enough for being such a phenomenal human and in turn an amazing mentor for so many young people like myself.

[@jadehardin7870]

The last part got me teary eyed. I know exactly what you mean about the embarrassment. I am currently experiencing this right now, but although I still am not 100% being judged, I am almost there. I took a risk of starting a business I am passionate about. I can see it still effects you just because you are so grateful to be where you are now and I cannot wait for that feeling. Thank you, Sorelle.

[@milesdiallo564]

I have been following you for years now and I’m very proud of what you have become. The part about how brains and how we are being influenced by external things like entertainment programs and TV really stuck with me. And of course mindfulness and silent retreats. Hmm… you gave me food for thought. Thanks Sorelle!

[@julius43461]

1:57, Yes, so much. Surround yourself with the right people sounds so innocent, yet it is one of the most difficult things to do.

[@ainsworthswinbourne7301]

My favourite habit is: 'Making Finance a Priority'. That one resonated with me the most because I really think that everyone here is doing just that. Which also kind of ties in with the 'Find a Support Group' because I'm surrounded by likeminded people who are also on a similar journey to me! 😁😁😁 When you got to talking about failure, it reminded me of another talk where the topic of failure came up. What has stuck with me is this whole notion of 'Ultimate Failure' (not getting to where you want to go). This guy believed that there is no failure, there's only 'experimentation'. When you're working towards a goal and you encounter something along the way (like an obstacle or an issue) that takes you away from what you desire, you experiment with ways to overcome it so that you can keep moving forward. You only fail on a journey when you've thrown the towel in or the original desire has been lost. I don't know how (or if this was) helpful to anyone? Haha 😂😂😂. I hope you all have a good day/night wherever you are! Thanks for this Sorelle! 😍😊😁 Xx

[@Abundantiaco]

Thanks for your HUGE input!

[@ainsworthswinbourne7301]

@@Abundantiaco Hehe, it always makes me day when you respond! Thank you SO MUCH! 😍😍😍 Xx

[@laurairwin5879]

I'm definitely someone who says "i can't afford this or that" when it comes to say seeing a movie with friends, or going out for lunch etc, (I do blame the Sydney rental market and my 9-5 grind on my gripes with money) but I love your advice on this. Framing this thought instead as "I'm choosing to spend my money in other ways. I don't need this product/experience now" is going to be revolutionary, I can feel it. Because it's true! I'm saving up to move overseas and becoming English teacher and all of my efforts are going towards that. Thanks Sorelle!

[@BernadetteTeachesMusic]

I am hooked on your content and your personality! :)

[@helloabbylyons]

B!! Lol found you in the comments again 😂

[@samsmusichub]

Great video! This is helping me get the victory mindset.

[@CharlesCrous]

Loved your nod to Joseph Campbell's: "The treasure you seek lies in the cave you fear to enter." Your phrasing was less concise (12:00) but super impactful, thanks!

[@boundlessmind5083]

I just love that sentence...."Fall in love with failure" Took me a long time to get that one....Since then I've been failing with style...

[@toomaserikanijarv769]

Another brilliant video, Sorelle! I definitely loved the first quote about great minds discussing ideas instead of events or people. I am 23 years old and it was really tough for me to change friends when I went to study in university in another city but I can see now how it was truly one of the most important decisions for me because those who I left behind would've definitely held me back with my willing to improve to become the best version of myself possible.

[@adelecain1163]

I want to break free!!! I want to break free!!!🎼 Mindfulness practise is ridiculously important...yes to food affecting mood and mind...being afraid to reach out can be a hurdle but still a choice I am making to remain 'safe'... becoming ever more aware of attitude and language I use is an excellent point...your videos are inspiration and motivation to keep cracking through and out that shell that's kept me 'safe'. Also another way underestimated point you made is what you are consuming media/entertainment wise...FAR out what a distraction and waste of time. Literally being talking to my partner about following through on our thoughts about that topic. It does become you. Turn it off. You have so much time to live life. Thank you.

[@jessikakearns3506]

Sorelle, these are such inspiring videos. I'm at they verrrry beginning of entrepreneurialism, following my life long dreams, and looking straight at the life I want to try to find the path to get there. I see other people doing it, so I know it's possible. These tips are a lot to think on and very helpful from a similarly-spirited person

[@manishakc215]

I think you gonna be my role model and mentor from now onwards!! Thanks for sharing 💖💖💖

[@lucianoOliveira-qp4io]

"We paint our souls with the colors of our thoughts" - Marcus Aurelius

[@KikiAndJeffreyPearl]

Love these old truths

[@Bekind95]

Love this!

[@animapoetae]

or do our souls paint the colors of our thoughts

[@bunggbunga]

Hi Sorelle, i don't know if you'll see this or not, But, you inspired me alot.. because back in my childhood, i was bullied because i'm always the odd one out. like literally everytime i have this great idea or i do something out of ordinary, someone shot me down and i've always felt like sh*t for being so different to others. so thank you for telling me your stories about your struggle back there.. and i hope that someday i can be like you.. thank you!

[@bravoboy3326]

Very inspiring, specially that part about falling in love with failure and that embarrassment is the key that opens up the door to progress. Thank you for sharing them. As a matter of fact I just create my channel on youtube to comment and say thanks.

[@TR-mm9hp]

Thank your for your videos. Energy and your smile is invigorating.

[@pintooo1359]

Yes! This is inspiring. I like that you clearly state that being judged is what we have to face and okay with it. Thank you, Sorelle Amore!

[@juliafaria8163]

Amazing! Loving the newsletter as well! Thank you

[@TheNinjapancake14]

I love how you are considerate of the different circumstances you face compared to others. I find it to be responsible, for lack of a better word

[@Abundantiaco]

Well, it's something that can be easy to forget sometimes. We all get a little blinded by our own path and experiences sometimes, and sometimes forget that everyone else's path can be phenomenally different.

[@jessicaflett471]

I really appreciate how efficiently you communicate your content. Snappy and easy to absorb. Thank you.

[@leoh.9644]

Thank you so much! Even tho I've heard it SO often, I love the part about internal beliefs, and language around money. I'm on the verge of receiving more money than ever before and already there are bucket list possibilities becoming doable, which might also bring me right back to the financial level, that I've had before. What to do Sorelle? Thank you anyway!

[@elzbietachowaniec]

Thank you for the video. Everything was great but the idea of practice of stepping out of my comfort zone is my favourite. Thank you for being yourself. It's inspiring!

[@danielleanjou6253]

You’re a gem Sorelle!!! Thank you for your big heart in sharing your knowledge in such an accessible and unpretentious way! You’re an inspiration honeybunch!🙏🤗💖

[@karuselite]

So so true! Recently me and my fiancé returned back to our home country(a choice so we can cut back our living expenses and invest them) ,in a little,rural village,where everyone knows everyone. So logically gossiping is going through the roof,but we've a goal in our mind. We better spend time alone than interact with those people as it's so draining. True people will come + this is a great challenge to learn about ourselves and we can see more clearly from what we have and can outgrow! Great video as always!!!

[@SammieSea]

Sorelle, firstly so proud of you for making videos about identity loss and starting over and not forcing yourself onto some path to be relevant. I stumbled upon The Richest Man in Babylon a few months back and it really inspired me. Would you do some videos on how to put together courses, books etc?

[@Abundantiaco]

Thanks for being here! And yes, that's a topic we have planned for the near future. Watch this space!

[@nicholas50]

Sorelle, you are a God-send. Thank you for being yourself. Talk about mentors, you have been such a help to my life. Thank you.

[@zay3100]

Thank you so much for all the advice… so helpful. Grateful I found your channel and can learn from you

[@Abundantiaco]

Grateful as well that you're here!

[@zandariko1942]

The end of the video brought me to tears... I have spent a lot of time trying to get all the judgment out of my head. I have often thought of it as time wasted just because of difference all while knowing that it was my only way towards happiness. I reached a point where I am able to be my self, surrounded by the right persons and on the path to financial freedom, I didn't except it all to come back again now. I love the work you are doing on this channel, thank you so much from the bottom of my heart ❤️

[@ALifeofAttraction]

Loved point 8 Sorelle! I feel constantly judged but generally it feels like it is from people that have just always had everything handed to them. I’m so far from where I want to be but making steps towards being rich as F**k is so exciting!!! And the crowd of haters I carry round in my head are my fuel.... Really appreciate your words 🙌🏼

[@ToniArcelinni]

I can say that you're my favorite person on KZbin, for sure! I felt when you talked about being the awkward kid and being judged and pointed by the mean people around you, I've been there and I still see myself in situations like that. Here for the tips, the lessons and all, but mostly, because I see a lot of myself (and also who I want to be in the future) in you!

[@robertmaciar6321]

This video is the ultimate manifestation of “who’s laughing now” by Jessie J, also you and jessie j looks uncanny❤️ love your channel!

[@lc9401]

Thank You Sorelle. I'm currently struggling to reach my own financial freedom. I needed your words of encouragement.

[@MikeErickson]

You've just become my mentor from afar! Love your energy and message! Thanks you!

[@Abundantiaco]

Wow, thank you! VERY glad to be your mentor from afar!

[@MeliYT]

@@Abundantiaco I’m adding myself to the list! Thank you for blessing us with magical content🙏🏾 It just makes everything so realistic and attainable. 👏🏾

[@Petertwohig1948]

Thanks for the challenge, Sorelle. Discovering you is a gift.

[@NatalieZavizion]

Gary Vee constantly repeats "Get comfortable with failure". So this advice is valuable.

[@candimbby]

Thank you! I just quit my job after 10 years of working there to start my journey to being free. I love every piece of information I received from this video.

[@undertheeucalypts]

This speaks deep into my soul, listening to you helps me to feel as though I'm on the right path, I see so many similarities between how our minds work and how we think. I am really loving this content as I do feel a bit alone on my path to finding financial security and freedom... thank you for the inspiration and support.

[@morganstubie]

You have an amazing mindset. I'm addicted to your videos and your world view is rubbing off on me.

[@leonaandreea9335]

Speaking of the first point about friends bitching.. My ex 'friends' were the same, but they tricked me for a little bit into thinking that I am the same as them, because not only I had the problem of being a people pleaser, but I had no chance of outgrowing my ways, because whenever I'd disagree or bring up an issue or that I am expecting a change, etc, their reactions were not so great, so in order for me to feel safe, I was not being true to myself.. Until I hit the worst depression of my life and they didn't even understand so I've switched off all my social media a while after coming to UK, from my home country. I felt guilty for a whole year for taking a break from life for my mental health and recently, I went on Facebook to search for someone else and there they were, mocking me, by saying that maybe I'm dead or pregnant and that I haven't invited them to the baptism or that they've tried to spy on me (??? I wasn't home when they left those messages, so I think they're hallucinating)

[@angel.lettering]

Sorelle You are my mentor, you inspire me every day ... it's not about your great selfie university courses or this lovely finance channel ... Is it your passion, your soul, your strength and perseverance, your happiness, doing what your love, believe in yourself, fail, grow and start over. thanks for being yourself. i learn today....... do it!!! do it!!! and see what happens (with your voice in the background) Great minds discuss ideas; average minds discuss events; small minds discuss people. (by the way, I subscribed to your email information about finances, but it is very difficult for me to read, I am a native Spanish speaker)

[@nicoleenesse]

Loving your perspective!

[@Abundantiaco]

Thank you so much! Just sharing what I think has worked for me.

[@aigulalchieva9894]

I have started a KZbin channel and found your channel. I can`t describe how thankful I am for creatora like you, who share their experience which makes me eager to go on.

[@guitarspectrum]

I literally wanted to click the like button every minute of the video, it was really motivating. Thanks

[@Abundantiaco]

So glad!

[@daniel-lee888]

Great list! One of personal principles comes from NLP, "There is no failure, only feedback." I've had plenty of "feedback" in my life, but it's what you do with it that makes the difference.

[@SimplySoccer]

This channel is absolute gold! Thanks for all of these videos, Sorelle!

[@vantablack1119]

@meow purr I think so, I think she Will have a lot more sources of income than she talks about and even if she’s not she’s successful enough to be giving this advice

[@Kmulat]

Yes it is!

[@UncompressedWAVmusic]

Excellent talk, the sound sync sound and video is out of sync however the message is super powerful and her energy is very powerful as she knows what she is talking about and really packs this talk with helpful tips worth knowing.

[@TheGameBench]

The saying "money is the root of all evil" is misquoted on the regular. The actual saying is "for the LOVE of money is the root of all evil." There's nothing wrong with money. It's when it consumes you to the point that you're carelessly hurting other people in your conquest to obtain as much money as you possibly can. That's where people go wrong in trying to justify the moral high ground of remaining poverty. Excellent video, and a lot of good information all around. And there are few things I can't stand more than watching reality TV. It is the lowest common denominator on multiple levels.

[@paulchild904]

Such a great video, and delivered so passionately. Some really good hints. Looking forward to more of your visit.

[@melbacarolinareid9828]

Thank you for your insights! Sending love from South Africa ❤️

[@Abundantiaco]

Thank you for being here!

[@angiegrullon8096]

Things happen for a reason. I just finished my meditation and this video came up on my you tube feed . I’m in the middle of building my business and it can be very discouraging, I’m glad I watched this video. Thank you

[@sacdaabdurhman]

“We cannot solve problems with the kind of thinking we employed when we came up with them.” - Albert Einstein

[@louisebrehmer3028]

I love the honesty and realness you have in this video. Terrific advice and no apologies for being exactly who you are. Much love x

[@PhilipX2030]

Sorelle, you are an excellent communicator! I love the message, the body language and eye contact, and the way you jump right into a topic, clearly and freshly articulating everything, which is very considerate for your viewer. So professional!

[@EmilyElizabethMay]

Most relatable part: being surrounded by friends who bitch gets you no where 👏🏽🙌

[@CarlaStokes]

You are amazing and SO inspiring, Sorelle! As a musician these tips have been incredibly useful and I am so excited to take your advice and put it into practice. I am so chuffed to have stumbled upon your channel! Subscribed and watching all your content religiously from Cape Town, South Africa. Thank you!!!

[@twizack22]

"Getting your foot in the door" is the hardest part. You have a beautiful face that gives you an edge. I think that helps a lot. It's inviting so people or more likely to give you a chance to speak or act. Having a beautiful face sure helps when you are teaching people about taking selfies. You content is really good too.

[@GaryCalor]

I get mesmerized by your personality but best of all is the content you put out in your video's. Thank you dear Sorelle.

[@ikicb]

I love the passion that comes with sharing your most valuable experiences with us! 🥰 I would love to hear someday where would u start if u were a student in your 20s right now, in this point in time, in 2021, living in a relatively poor country - for example what mistakes would u avoid when starting from a scratch? I'm so grateful for u and the newsletter is a real blast 🙏🏻

[@Abundantiaco]

The student request is a HUGE one. Will definitely cover this at some point in the near future.

[@ikicb]

@@Abundantiaco You are simply the best, thanks for replying ❤🙏🏻

[@rociovaldes]

I love love love your transparency. How true you are to yourself. Hope to get to your level. A lot of mental barriers. Thank you Sorelle.

[@gottadasha]

I needed this! Love you Sorelle, you absolute goddess

[@Abundantiaco]

Aw thanks! So happy you're here.

[@sarahkokebnesh]

just wanted to say that I am so happy for you getting what you worked so hard and passionately for! xx

[@amritsawanbhanja1496]

Liking before watching.. because duh!! it's Sorelle damn it

[@Abundantiaco]

Well DUH! Haha... thank you.

[@dpay5644]

I want to thank you. You have such a relatable way of explaining things. I feel inspired, hopeful, & capable when I watch your videos. This one especially hit home. They are things I always hear or read about, but when you talk of them with such belief & passion, then tell about your real experiences with them, it makes all the difference. Makes sense.. Thanks again. !

[@martinwikestad]

Evening thoughts - I think all these habits make sense to a lot of “successful” people and so on. But if you would show this video to someone that isn’t like used to this world, I think it’s hard for them to really grab what it means. I mean a large portion of the world’s population is struggling with their relationship to finances. That might not be their fault. Upbringing, relations and a lot of other factors play a huge part in that. But how do you get someone that have a bad relationship with finances to turn that around?? How can you help others if they already are deep in the “wrongs”. I feel like it’s two totally different worlds! Im not saying that everyone needs to become rich and start businesses and so on but just have a healthier relationship with money! What do everyone think about this?

[@Chahlie]

I do think you may have to learn it the hard way. I have tried so hard to explain it to my son. I came back to my hometown with literally 15 cents (6 years ago) and have made it and now live off trading. He won't learn the lessons, and I've tried so hard to teach. I've struggled so much and I wish I could help just one person!

[@Bekind95]

@@Chahlie Do less for him, so he will do more for himself?

[@suzannefrie1271]

The concept that you are bringing up deals with a poverty mindset. There are other factors that come into play based on value systems and culture. Dealing with financial mindset is like peeling an onion and there are several different ways that you can get break through with people but it requires time and listening to them and then confronting what they are internally saying to themselves about money. Awareness is a first step.

[@majorchungus]

It's your skill, not wasting money, your pretty eyes, and your mouth that is very animated in your videos that makes you look like the Cheshire Cat. Being very soothing, easy on the eyes, and not creating worry in your viewers mind but you manage to cover important things. This is how you became a millionaire and a successful youtuber.

[@cinsolidarity]

"Entrepreneuers are problem solvers. They look at the world and see what they can change and how they can improve it." No. Their primary goal is to make money and get a return on their investment. And they look to do that through a way they think will improve things. But the more money they make, the less they're likely genuinely improving things. People like Jonas Salk are true heroes. Business people are rarely genuine problem solvers. Genuine problem solvers / heroes put themselves out of business and they're ok with it.

[@ashspence9804]

Yes!!! This is the energy that has been calling me. Busy making changes in my life to try go after what I know is my divine purpose. Thank you. I am grateful for your channel and your experience. Sending love from South Africa xx