My worst financial mistakes (and their lessons)

[@Abundantiaco]

What are the worst financial mistakes you've made? ✉️ OUR NEWSLETTER: www.abundantia.co/ 📈 Get up to $250 in free BTC: blockfi.com/sorelle

[@mynameisneb]

Worst mistake was living paycheck to paycheck due to my spending, but now I'm extremely frugal 😊. I love blockfi, but I won't put more on there then what I'm willing to lose

[@LetItBeMeClari]

Paying rent and not investing in a property earlier...

[@JCResDoc94]

this is a gr8 entry. i like this channel. -JC

[@mohibbafatima3607]

My worst financial mistake is not having the back up money ready when you offered the life time access at 50%. I hope you bring it back every now and again for individuals who are really low income but would like to pull themself out of this cycle. You and Leon are doing great work. Thank you.

[@TheRealMrMarcelle]

Miss what do you eat to be so fit?

[@fandoms5ever]

I really appreciate how you tell us exactly how much your properties cost and how much you earn off of them so we can learn through your examples instead of being so secretive about exact amounts. Thank you!

[@_Caffeine_1]

I started doing a twitch streaming service. I was so excited to get started.. I researched and researched, bought the best gear, set up the best looking stream ( I thought ) spent money doing all these things setting it up and it became a flop. No one watched.. me 1-2 people max at a time, hour spent on hours doing this, spending money too... and for then having no content for people truly watch, but having the best gear, mic, boom arm, great headset, emotes made sooo... on ... major lesson learnt.... Don't just jump in anymore , take it slow take a step back and do things with a slow heart and then progress into better things.

[@DemetriPanici]

It's always so cool how straight forward you are with your work, finances, and life. Thanks for this!

[@Abundantiaco]

Thank you! Glad to be of service.

[@customasmrbyx]

Sorelle, the last thing you spoke about was about buying your one way plane ticket and leaving everything behind. I am exactly on that same side of the coin sister! I gave up my apartment in Chicago, sold my car, packed up most of my stuff into boxes and left them at my parents'. I quit my freelancing job in Chicago bc it wasn't location independent and because I could feel how it didn't make me happy and didn't make use of my passions. I gave myself a trial run to live nomadically in the US for a couple months to see how I like it before leaving to live abroad long term. I LOVED it! I wouldn't have met all these amazing people who now feel like lifelong friends if I wouldn't have made that decision. I bought a camera and now I am pursuing a great big passion, photography and writing. My plan is to freelance my way through this work, live and travel throughout south america where the costs of living are cheaper while I earn in USD. And invest and save a certain percentage of my earnings. Tysm for sharing your story and I hope to inspire and impact other people with my story and my work as well!

[@rosianaagustin5291]

This video really making me realize that i am not the only one who feel scared and dont know how to deal with my emotion as im starting my new own business (even if its just small food stall) love you from Indonesia

[@martyboi]

Me too haha, I am a little bit scared and overwhelmed but yeah I will still continue

[@adopsninja]

When we're in challenging times, "it's an invitation for growth". I love this! I also appreciate how your time stamps focus on lessons not on your mistakes. We of course need to accept mistakes, however, we should focus on lessons they teach us. Thanks for this awesome content!

[@Iamsolcosta]

Dear sorellie, I usually comment on your vídeos something rather vague along the lines of “love this, great content” etc… and I do mean that. But this time I want to be a bit more intentional. Thank you for this video. I keep making financial mistakes but I also realize how up until two years ago I had 5 euros for my everyday expenses and now I am looking at almost 5 figures in savings. Something clicked and I got into this journey full steam. Almost at the same time you started uploading financial content and ever since I got so much more serious on my journey. By sharing your journey you make it seem perfectly manageable to become a millionaire in less than a decade, with the right strategies and hard work. You don’t just sell a dream, you actually show how difficult but possible achieving all this is. I appreciate you. Love from Barcelona

[@paullenton8351]

Hi!!! One mistake I made, out of the many mistakes in my life, was to flop out of a temporary business I created for myself. It was supposed to last until the Soccer World Cup of 1994 was over. I saw an ad in the paper that offered a pack of 100 world cup fixtures with a blank page for businesses or shops to stamp their advertisements on. I was making 100% return on them and I did that for a whole... day! I had to borrow some cash to start off and at the end of the day, I returned the cash borrowed and kept about 10 times that amount. And that was it!!! I didn't want to step out of my comfort zone and was too lazy to walk around town selling packs of world cup fixtures... Lesson learnt: Where there is money to be earned... go for it, or else. Thanks for all your vids!!!

[@rutastyles]

Embodying and knowing that you deserve every desire of your heart is so important in this journey

[@golub_ct]

I'm seventeen and I'm so happy to learn about finances from you! Thank you!

[@dajee0420]

As a new business owner I had to do a lot of self healing from people pleasing to overthinking. My trauma was showing up in my business so I had to pause to work on me. I’m still working on the overthinking part. I tend to be a perfectionist which delays or stops me from releasing things. Seeing the lack of detail or quality in other businesses and seeing them flourish reminds me I don’t need to do so much to succeed.

[@charlottetown4422]

Everyone has success and failures. It's part of being human and evolving in life. Everyone has different needs. I bought my first house at 21. I grew up poor and with nothing and I am now starting to help my son save to buy a house when he turns 25. BTW there is nothing wrong being tight with your money as money is hard to come by.

[@obadiaoracle5573]

Thanks so much Sorelle! Not many people will admit their mistakes... The fact that you're willing to share your learning points, flaunts your confidence. Amazing woman...

[@Abundantiaco]

Thank you so much.

[@Jom-jg7ty]

Sorelle, I just discovered your videos by accident and am watching all day long today. I totally agree with you, taking risks in your 20s is the best I have done for myself as well. I had to leave my small village and wanted to see the world. I really had nothing to lose anyway. I left Europe and came to USA and my journey began. Yes, it was so scary but at the same time so exciting!

[@maggieroque4815]

I just want to say I have been following you since 2014 because I wanted to learn how to take good pictures of my self… and wow! I’ve have loved following you on all your journeys and I love this new channel so much! I am learning so much from you about finances and being better smarter with my money. So yeah, I guess I just wanted to say thank you! 😊

[@JennaNeal]

Trust in yourself. Intuition! I think we ignore ourselves so drastically and it was nice to hear a positive story about trusting in yourself and realizing it without regret

[@financial.affairs]

We all learn from mistakes. That is how we grow. The important part is to take valuable lessons from mistakes.

[@Abundantiaco]

Very true. No success without failure first!

[@therealfitshorty]

Over the summer I spent 5k on an online course to create an online course, which had been my savings, only to decide that an online course isn't what I want to do. So my financial position is pretty unhealthy at the moment and knowing what you went through with the make-up brushes and seeing it as an opportunity to grow helps a lot. Thank you for sharing.

[@florylege]

Even if this is not what you want to do now, you have learned from that course, capitalize the knowledge of it to convey it for another project, it will surely make you feel better once found

[@therealfitshorty]

@@florylege you are 100% right. I’ve still gained valuable knowledge to apply for the time being and can still do the course in time. Thank you for this ❤️

[@SorelleAmore]

Cute kitchen and cute doggo :)

[@lenifromthewhitecottage2963]

I wouldn't really call it a failure, but a regret: Not having started sooner with investing!

[@Abundantiaco]

Thanks for sharing!

[@dbadaddy7386]

That's the value of compounding. Regretting not starting earlier is no excuse for not starting now!

[@lenifromthewhitecottage2963]

@@dbadaddy7386 Verry true! I am verry happy that I started two years ago.

[@oavanes13]

Oh, how can I explain how much I love you, Sorelle! The way you affect my life is simply tremendous. And the most interesting fact is that even when it seems to me that I'm quite far from the topics you touch, your videos obviously leave some seeds in my brain, so after some time I find myself looking the same direction again. Thank you for all your efforts in bringing us to the happiest future possible! And thank you for being so sincere ❤️

[@ShizaruBloodrayne]

I appreciate your humble advice when so many others just try to put up a front and play mind games.

[@michaeldyer6723]

I guess the biggest thing I feel is a failure is fighting depression. I have had depression for years, and only recently gotten help. I had money saved, but because I didn't care about myself I blew it. If I had invested it, or purchased land, I wouldn't have blown it away. I would now be in a much better place then I am now. I don't know how different things would be now, but I am building a better foundation for my life.

[@BasicCatherine]

This, at the end - listening to inner urge. OH, I am here right now. I can live the life that I know how it will unfold for the rest of my life, or listen to the call and leave everything behind. Thank you dear woman, needed to hear this, so I won't need a bottle of wine but your words of encouragement. Thank you dear soul 💜

[@MichaelOblitey]

I completely agree, we never talk about our failures yet they are so key in helping others grow. Failing is a very good thing so you can learn and grow! So don’t you give up when you fail keep moving forward and eventually you will make it! Great video Sorelle!

[@boomboom11159]

Thank you som much. Thank you. Fear and living in poverty is what has kept me poor. Not taking care of my finances.Thank you for the last lesson too. It's like conformation all of these things I have tried and "failed" were not just "failures". I am conscious life talks to us in lessons and I am smiling right now. That last lesson... I grab it to climb the next step. Sorelle, I might meet you up there eventually.

[@andresromoleroux6095]

I did the same 11 years ago when I left Ecuador…… thank you very much Sorelle you are incredible ❤️❤️

[@danicegewiss862]

Your pigtails are adorable. I didn't have access when I was younger. I stopped at a stand where the guy was soliciting. He asked how much I was making. I told him. He said I wasn't making enough, so I didn't start until I was in my latter 20's. I bought Delmarva (out of business), and Amazon. Much more effective.

[@diegoaduriz9433]

Hmmmm Your truly honest speech at the end of Lesson Seven clicked on me. Good for you Sorelle. And thanks for sharing. Happy New Year

[@kimberlee-janecraythorn9370]

I am in awe of your energy. Thank you for sharing Sorelle. I find so much comfort in your journey. It seems very similar to how I would like my journey to flow. 🕊 Something I've learned this far (having one failed company) and running my second start-up is that if you don't completely invest in where you are and how much you are going to need to learn from the journey, you will not succeed. To try means to = completely invest, put all your effort in, research, fail, learn, repeat. 🔥.

[@MychanneII]

No NLP's no Affirmation ! Pure skills and help !

[@pault1520]

I heard something said once about how successful people stand upon a mountain of failures. They took risks and lost, made mistakes, and through all the heartache and losses they learned from these and took these experiences and learned from them.

[@brittanymorrow222]

My biggest financial failure was selling my first home at the worst possible time in April 2020. Had I waited just 4 or 5 months I would have made 50k more, and 100k more had I waited just one year. I got stuck buying my next house with less sq ft, only 1 (outdated) bath, and none of my beautiful updates and landscaping for $100k more than i sold my first home for, and $170k more than i bought my first home for. If I could go back to 2016/2017 I would have bought the tiny outdated 2×1 that my realtor persuaded me against but ended up selling for 100k profit 3 years later. I struggled to pay my mortgage on my 3x2 and had to have roommates to make it work, put a ton of sweat equity into, and sold for only $60k more 3 years later. Still not a horrible return but I caused myself a lot more headache and would have been further ahead buying the smaller house I could update myself. Unfortunately I didn't learn my lesson and bought too much house again because I didn't feel up for a project. But now I'm dealing with the previous seller's shoddy work and having to FIX their updates. At that point, i would have rather picked the finishes I wanted myself and done the updates right from the start. My other big financial mistake wad being paralyzed with excess money in my bank account. I could have added 10% to those savings and instead was scared of losing it. Ultimately I lost it anyway due to inflation!!!

[@paul5434]

Thank you Sorelle your such a wonderful woman.. Being able to admit to our mistakes is so hard for most people to do. It's all the success that people talk about... What is wrong with making mistakes it's the only way we learn.. God bless you 🙏🖐️

[@Joseph-xt2qg]

Sorelle, thank you so much for sharing your failures as well as successes. You are very inspirational, and it's helpful in my path

[@annastayziaa]

Thanks so much for sharing!!❤️❤️❤️

[@Abundantiaco]

You are so welcome! Thanks for watching the vid!

[@TheElissEl]

Sorelle, thank you for all your videos! You are really nice and I always smile while watching your content because I have a feeling that we are sitting at one table and actually talking together. Thanks for being such a kind and honest human!

[@amberfick3726]

Worst financial mistake I’ve made - probably catering a 100+ event that I didn’t charge enough for but also underdelivered bc I didn’t have enough resources ( staff) to help. HUGE lesson for me. Although I know what I’m capable of I also need to be able to say no for the sake of a client and my own sanity. Also not be afraid to ask for the damn help I need! Lol what made me think I could cook for 100+ people is beyond me 🤦🏽‍♀️🤯😂

[@viktoriiakukla2975]

Amazing video, Sorelle! Astonishing and inspiring as always. One of the biggest mistakes that I've ever made was to quit my job. To just quit and get out without any plan of what I actually wanted to do with my life. Two years fast forward I am in a second year of a wonderful dance education but I still struggle financially looking into becoming a freelancer with skills acquired long ago.

[@edburgstrauss8130]

Thanks for sharing! I've made a few similar mistakes and have noticed similar lessons. The best lessons are felt. Doing the uncomfortable, not knowing the outcome and keep moving forward, especially if it failed. Thanks for your motivation and transparency!

[@d.s.2016]

I invested in the stock market in my early 20s and am no better off for getting in so early. I tried "getting in early" with IPOs and seemingly good opportunities and in almost all cases watched them go nowhere or down after I bought. The lesson I learned is that the haves who are in the know, win on the backs of the have nots. The have nots who are kept out, basically go nowhere.

[@zzziana]

Not being interested ( like truly interested ) in making money until this year. I was focused on just getting a paycheck and relationships. Routine, drama and stereotypes can really affect how you see the world.

[@redvelvet5374]

Well, I'm very new to money. I graduated Highschool in 2021, been working since. I may have spent some money on some stupid things but I'm glad I learned that lesson so early.

[@marykebester5459]

I am still heavily in the learning stage and even though I love my business, I'm not sure if its a flop or not. I have a few new ideas this year though. Thank you for helping me to learn Sorelle.

[@Mike-jx2uj]

Not only did I listen to this, I felt it. Your words resonated with me and brought great clarity for me to proceed along this special journey. Thankyou!

[@LeonTheAlchemist]

Mistakes make wisdom!

[@Abundantiaco]

True true!

[@arunhussain2722]

Always feel grateful for these. Helps me to refocus and ground my self in the goals and practices, especially when I pull my self in to many directions and try to do it all at once.

[@OnTheSensitiveSide]

Tnx for another valuable bit of inspiration 🙏🏽 I’m about to embark on my first online business venture, and can use all the life lessons out there to help set me up for success! Follow your hunches is definitely advice I live by. I drank my life savings away by age 25 and have been building my life from scratch ever since. So this is my second chance ! Cheers

[@Abundantiaco]

You got this! There's always time in life to make a change, and put your life on a different trajectory.

[@CP-vq3cz]

I'm completely lost! Im paralysed by procrastination. I'm self-employed sub-contractor and I want to start a business (sole trader to start I guess) as an artist - wildlife art. I also want to invest and really do not know where to start. To that end, Solelle I thank you so very much for your amazingly inspirational, no nonesense videos 🙏

[@sarah-cx6tv]

you're my financial role model sorelle🥰 thank you for everything you taught me 💙

[@Lemonellacreative]

I love both of your channels. Thank you for motivating me!

[@Abundantiaco]

I'm so glad!

[@TravelwithGlow]

I jumped into the influencer trend, got contacted by an ad agency to get sponsors and I paid them to do that upfront. It turned out they disappeared due to Covid or what I suspected - I got scammed. * Easy money from social media is a big danger.* Now I think I took the risk to invest in that opportunity and still learnt a lesson, so I don't regret it although I am more careful now with deals and contracts.

[@jennysjourney02]

I think over spending on things you don't need, not being discipline about paying credit cards, and not finding ways to save money if you're going to spend it, are lessons I've learned. Another is learning to appreciate the money you've worked so hard for enough to not let it go so easily. Save and only spend on what you really need or want. Nowadays, there's so many ways of making extra income to start saving with and not living paycheck to paycheck. It does takes to time and discipline get to that point. Thanks Sorelle for this video.

[@aminadautova46]

Just want to tell you - THANK YOU!!! Not only for sharing your experience but also encouraging and in a way supporting everyone who is watch! I have been following you for 5 years now and it is great to see your growth and how happy you are =)

[@Derekh_Pignataro]

My flops? I feel like everything I do is a flop. But the nice thing about doing that is that when I let it really consume me I can find at least a little something, be it a lesson or just a perspective I overlooked that brings me back to see that I am doing exactly what I need to be doing My first step was starting my first company with zero plan other then, start it and figure out what to do with it later. Doing that forced me to have to think about constantly. Forget about the money part, which goes over everyone's head, but I come from the school of thought that money is a side effect of doing what your here to do. But I still believe I have a ways to go. Something else worth noting...don't rely on anyone to have your back. No one cares about you. And they don't want you to succeed, unless your giving something up for them.

[@redbeardaroundtheworld3222]

Would be interesting to hear about the most clever „business moves“ of you. Love your content 🧡

[@khannapaking103]

Bless you for all your sharing, so much wisdom and so much to learn! Excited

[@thenativebrookie]

One of my biggest business mistakes was trying to partner with a big fish who owned a $40 million business and was going to take us under his wing while we opened our business. He ended up trying to take advantage of us by offering us almost no money for our work so we high tailed out of there are started the business ourselves and now we have so much business we can barley keep up. 🤟

[@classicmanxrider48]

You're brilliant and so honest! Your perspective and life lessons are very much what I need to hear! Thank you Sorelle.

[@lukev539]

Lesson one hit me hard. Late bloomer to investing. I wish someone who have sat me down and showed me the why I needed to be investing rather than just saying that I needed to be in the market. Got in the market late 2019 and crypt 2020 Really enjoying your wisdom and teaching! Thank you and may more of your dreams come true in 2022!

[@FawnEva]

My hard won lesson: No matter what the possible "upside" future promise, you deserve to be treated with dignity and respect. Sticking out abhorrent behavior for a future promise: a great career, a close family, meaningful friendships, lots of money... It is not worth the personal toll that erodes your soul and self worth. If you find yourself constantly saying "It will be better when..." time to seriously evaluation if this is the right path. All the best to you on your journey!

[@ardennesfatimahornati8905]

beautiful words and inspiring ideas... thank you sorelle. I am learning a lot !

[@simongladdish777]

Dear Sorelle, Happy New Year to you and Leon. With love from Simon & Rusty

[@missnord7730]

All in its right time Sorelle. We can’t rush maturity, it’s growth has its own pace. 💜

[@annahusing596]

Thank you for the breakdown. So much to learn from this!

[@Abundantiaco]

My pleasure!

[@annastayziaa]

YAAAAAAYYYY ANOTHER VIDEO!!🥳🥳🥳❤️❤️❤️

[@Abundantiaco]

More coming later this week!

[@jflaoeal]

7:30 Marketers are better at selling us a product than we are at saving. Hard skill. I was getting $4K/mo. in grants to go to college and had a side job for more cash and still ended up paying 2k in debt from school from spending every cent and signing up for a jostens ring loan because I thought I was going to fail my senior year, so thought I’d have another summer to earn 4K per month. I was wrong 😑

[@puneethshenoy859]

Love you and all of your content Sorelle!

[@luraayzit]

This was awesome motivation Sorelle. This video is elegantly arranged. Such important lessons to inhale.

[@earlyoung2863]

This is amazing, almost prophetic! I actually have been looking at (rural) properties in the Byron Bay area and read so much about the MASSIVE inflation in the housing market. I'm actually looking for land farther west and north toward the mountains, somewhat away from the coast. I think it's one of the most beautiful areas anywhere on earth. I'm in the States and might retire there. If you grew up there, I envy you. I hope you visit there soon! THANK YOU!

[@vicp8772]

Imagine getting a drink from U. Great advice, smile, attitude. Cheers from Canada.

[@ericgirard8910]

Ahhhhhh Sorel, I love your channel, It is always informative and amazingly entertaining, the perfect combo. Continue to do what you're doing, you have a purpose on this Earth,,,, helping humans,,, ,,,,, peace...!

[@Abundantiaco]

Thanks so much for saying that! I really appreciate that.

[@impendingblessing2616]

And for the one reading who is concerned by this: value is not just money. Value is also what is valuable to you. Emotion can be value. So can experience. I'd say: have an eye open to what is valuable to you, personally, and see that grow and develop as it literally and figuratively enriches your life.

[@juliana.illustrations]

Loved the video!!! It is really inspiring to me. I am in that kind of a tough situation. For some reason, I feel so anxious about tracking all the income & expenses, especially expenses. I do self-employed gigs and it makes me extremely nervous that each time my income will be different and I will not be able to make it through the month. It kind of leaves me drained and depressed that I have to count every penny and not buy a single thing I want. How do I deal with that? I would appreciate any advice from the community!! Thank you for making a great video!

[@arlenerobles8247]

Did you have a lot of money saved when you took the leap to travel to Europe or did you risk it a little with low funds? Did you actually go to Europe to live there or was it more like a vacation? What did you learn when you went? What advice would you give to someone who is considering doing the same? Thanks for the content (:

[@robynlevin4243]

I would consider having a plan for when you first get there. I.e. a small job, a course you've enrolled it or some sort of program. You don't need too much money because finding an apartment or job are things you can do within a month unless your goal is just to travel and then you can have a bigger budget for that.

[@impendingblessing2616]

Wow the comment about beauty at the end, brought tears to my eyes. Phew, might be a bit emotional here.

[@youcansoften]

Braids looks so cute on you ❣️ to be honest, watching at least 1 of your videos per day inspires me so much to a point I take action and stay focus! Thank you for that. You are genuine, unique, funny, smart, kind and helpful human being 🌼✨

[@waliab5235]

Thank you for your kind story and life lessons for everyone 🤗. I guess my mistake was putting all my eggs in one basket and when things were going great, I ignored the warning signs and lost all my money and on top of that, I lost my mums money too (invested in the right asset, but I placed it the wrong place)! I guess human nature is to run towards pleasure and run away from pain..

[@zane4240]

The Only thing that stops people from getting what they want is Fear...and believe me fear has a way of hiding itself in ways you cant imagine... I wont call these regrets but more like non judgemental phase where you just have to go thru a bumpy road to learn the lessons needed to succeed . Remove the regret part and your potential will be unlocked

[@rimantecaplinskaite7637]

I love the background music, makes me relax and take the information more freely. Please more videos of changing mindset, as my head is becoming hurricane. Feel like I'm so close to change it, but for some reason I try to hold on on 9-5. Thank you for being you! ❤️❤️❤️

[@lala-wg1gc]

Sorelle you are the best little sister in The World! You and Leon are the G.O.A.T.s (.) you are Amazing Darling thank you 🙏🏽 I play all videos for my husband! I share My understanding thru the codex learning we are too in our 30s with children! The biggest mistake we ever made financially was engaging in consumerism and it’s harmful wasteful behaviors! I’d go on and on but I’m sure that’s a topic with the order! But girl 🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️

[@Abundantiaco]

Aw, thanks so much for saying that! And thanks for sharing with us!

[@sarahannereid9307]

Loving all your videos Sorelle! Thank you for your insights. I'm going through a very stressful time with finances rn but I know it will all pay off and your positive words are helping me through this! xo

[@AlexsSeasonalKitchen]

long time follower - loving this channel! thank you for all of your quality content. I wish I had started investing earlier as well - and had been educated on this in school. it should be a requirement IMO

[@karlavox6745]

Thank you Sorelle for this talk 💖 Happy New Year to you and Leon ✨

[@IrinaVujaklija]

Hello Sorelle can you please recommend as well crypto and stocks platform for trading? And maybe a video about it.. as there are tones of them, so it can be really confusing to many beginners, me included! Thank you very much for all you do and information you provide! 💙

[@simplewithmoney5314]

Thanks for sharing. More people should share their mistakes sometimes. And love your hair here!

[@Abundantiaco]

Oh thanks!

[@fusionbim]

Sorelle, I've started following your channel a few months ago and find your thoughts extremely liberating and valuable learning. This specific video is probably the best of them all. Thank you so much for being so open & honest with everything you are sharing with us. Blessings to you & Leon. Francois

[@ThomasHPuzia]

I think your (all too short) chapter six is a nice summary of the entire video. Failing to give yourself the space to learn more in life (see your hunch at the end of chapter seven [13:13]). Story of so many people's lives. Thanks for your openness.

[@ksudfgkbjav]

So glad you made this video! I guess a lot of people are scared of making a mistake, especially when you have the pressure of everyone around you expecting you to do very well. And if you fail, you get the "I told you it was a bad idea!" Or maybe that's just me :D

[@martyboi]

That doesn't matter, it's better to make a mistake than do nothing and not learn anything at all, better to improve than be stagnant.

[@madkiss8017]

Agree on early age investing my brother did own lot of places back 2008 not just he lost it all he did lose his mind under the shock

[@lastcall8286]

Thank you for your transparency

[@FinancialFreedomMadeSimple]

We learn from our mistakes and that's one way to grow. Great video Sorelle.

[@gefginn3699]

Thanks so much for everything you are sharing here. I'm like a sponge trying to soak up as much as I can from you. 🤩

[@rudygonzales2402]

Lesson learned ! Wow good job ! Keep it up ur the best !

[@theocbeautymd]

Such a good video. You gave such a good example of intuition being the most powerful guide. The end of this video made me teary eyed. Such a big congratulations to you on all of your successes. ❤

[@HannahM13]

I always look forward to learning from your videos, but this was byyy farrr my favorite. Thank you so much for sharing this

[@beverleymcgill2323]

Thanks @Sorelle for this video. You gave me the right insights I needed today. ♥️

[@aligned4good]

I love this video! So honest and empowering. Thank you for sharing your journey.

[@halidramzan2803]

Thanks for shearing. Your advice is always gold. ❤

[@Abundantiaco]

Thanks for watching! And thanks for saying that.