You Need to Stop Chasing Financial Freedom

[@VincentChan]

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[@snippet2326]

hahhaha

[@Ghost-sz7uo]

you're the asian gary v.

[@matr7584]

Hopefully you can read my comment. Your videos are great, but it's nicer if you speak slower. It's a bit tired to try to catch you up with ppl use english as the second language like me. Thanks :)

[@melissadelatorre9758]

@@matr7584 you can slow down the video in the settings "playback speed", for me its too slow so I watch on double time

[@6lack5ushi]

haha burning dollars would be a good thing at this point!

[@starbuffirl]

I think financial freedom is just the icing on the cake, while being genuinely content with your life is the cake itself

[@VincentChan]

that's spot on! thank you for sharing :)

[@karimoranfit]

I would think the same, but I can’t, because I haven’t achieved financial freedom yet. Once I have it, I will say what I think about it

[@ernestoacompa5064]

I've just started realizing this.

[@uplayulay]

I’ll be genuinely content with my life when I have financial freedom. How can anyone truly be happy while being a slave to money?

[@goddesswen]

Wow! That’s a great saying.

[@ashrafalias9880]

"Working hard does not mean you will reach financial freedom". Damn this hits hard

[@christiansnaturestudio6599]

Then why work hard when you cam work smart

[@tuilleri]

I’ve been poor and rich , and I’ll choose rich over poor any day .

[@Hakasuma]

Wouldn't the better comparison would be Middle income versus Higher income in regards to this video? Everyone would choose to be rich rather than poor lol

[@theonemav]

@@Hakasuma Ive been rich, poor and middle income. Rich wins everytime.

[@whyguitarguy1]

But, that's obvious though 😂 However you'd be surprised that some people are actually scared to be rich due to a number of reasons. But....they don't wanna be poor. No one really wants to be poor. One last note....rich doesn't have to be millions or even half of a million. You can be rich with even $80k yearly. And damn near poor with $2M...All dependent on the individual's lifestyle and habits.

[@akaneiluj]

As the popular quota says: “It’s better to cry in a BMW, than in a bicycle”

[@XxVeexX19]

That's not what he's talking about in this video. He's talking about when you reach the point that money is not going to solve your immediate problem and when your needs are fully met. At that point, increasing income will not change your outlook on life. He's suggesting that before you reach this point, work on your emotional freedom because at the end of the day, the emotional freedom is where the happiness lies.

[@cozysweetpotato]

I would like to share my story. Im sorry that its a little all over the place lol. I grew up in a poorer household and so having money and being able to buy whatever I want was always very important to me. I, also being raised in a poorer household, learned poor money management skills and tragically fell into the consumerism trap (but as opposed to my parents I have very minimal debt). Something I've realized recently after pursuing different lifestyles and aesthetics is that I don't want a life where I have a lot of money. I want a life where I don't need money. A life where instead of striving for the newest pieces and habits of whatever new aesthetic I think will make me happy (since the last didnt) I am going to focus on filling my life with quality, practicality, and time. In this I mean that instead of buying a new pretty item for my house for example, I will look for an older quality piece that is practical to my life. Something important for this is to look for patterns in my current life. I tend to wear similar things and not touch the others, I tend to use a certain cutting board or spoon and not touch the others. So when looking at these items I find a pattern: I don't reach for my super aesthetic marble looking spoon when I cook, instead I reach for my wooden one. The reason for this, I believe, is I like the quality and stiffness of the wood one more, it's more practical. I reach for my super thick knit cardigan more than my other ones (even though I think its unnattractive) because its much higher in quality and is more warm and comfortable and worthwhile to wear. The quality and practicality of an item is what makes it worthwhile and in our life we should be striving for things that are worthwhile. Worth our time, worth our money, worth our space. Now to go back to a life without the need for money, in finding items like this I will only need to buy them one time. This saves me a lot of money as I won't feel I need to go and buy new ones when the last one "didn't work", I won't be relying on money to make me happy or to attempt to make me happy as it will be a means to practicality rather than joy. With having the higher quality pieces that are for practical use I'll have more time and security to then pursue things such as crafting. In my opinion crafting/creating is a major thing for humans and so crafting our own bread, repairing a hole in our pants, creating a recipe, crafting a bowl for our kitchen, or painting a painting for a loved ones is one way to find fulfillment and requires little to no money. A life where I don't need money is a life where I have a lot of time.

[@roar6047]

Very true. Emotional freedom is important and it will help to work towards that first/simultaneously with financial freedom. You will always struggle with emotions. This is part of it. This is always going to be a part of you

Your videos are like a mashup of all my interests altogether (minimalism, stoicism, self development, financial freedom). I'm happy you were born 😁

[@minhdinh3942]

Being financially free will definitely increase someone’s happiness if they a) hate their job. b) their job is taking too much of their time

[@Iceman219]

c) neither. It brings happiness because it allows one to work because they want to rather than need to.

[@jubinjln]

@@Iceman219 that's what I want

[@marion.saturn]

I think happiness is a temporary thing, like any other emotion. I definitely want to get financial independancy by investing but I don't want to chase after something while thinking "I'm only going to be happy when I achieved that", no. I'm living NOW and I can give myself happiness NOW. I.e. by buying my favorite chocolate this month even though it's more expensive. Investing. Taking breaks and allowing myself to relax. Listening to my feelings and setting boundaries etc.

[@dohyun4787]

That's called living. Thanx for sharing

[@hrobert745]

I worked really hard and got promoted up the ranks until I had a 6 figure salary. It was fun for a few years, but what is often not mentioned is, that level salary comes with an 80 hour workweek. When you calculate the pay per hour it was about the same as where I started. The workload wore me down and hurt my health. I was able to retire early, yes, but at what cost? All the pressure caused high blood pressure and that caused kidney and heart disease, so after 6 years of retirement I’m not even well enough to travel and do the things I planned.

[@sandrafuentesbravo8927]

Awesome video ❤️❤️❤️ thanks for sharing

[@chrisc5991]

at first I was chasing financial freedom and realized after 2 years in college that what I really wanted was to be happy and doing the things that I loved.. btw this content a great reminder for me Thanks!

[@queenesther743]

I went through this, I left my job in 2016 and out of fear went for another one, spent one year there and they let me go but I have never gone back to full time work. I have started my own business which has done well and hasn’t done so great, I work a part time job now and I’m going to school. I say all that to say that yes I have spent a lot of time in these last few years on emotional freedom. It’s a lot of work to change the beliefs at your core and understanding that we can be free and fully accountable for our lives and happiness.

[@trustinjesus24-7]

Being present and grateful everyday when you’re chasing goals is very tough, an art form that I think take a long time to get good at. Emotional freedom is a great term I haven’t heard it that way. Amazing content!

[@rick3421]

Wow, this is so powerful. I had a very hard childhood and this is exactly what changed me for the better. I just couldn´t describe it.

[@venumadhav005]

Lovely video brother .thanx

[@ahuruglica]

I made it to financial freedom 3 months ago. It took me about 12 years of grinding, but it’s totally worth it. I don’t care much about what money can buy, I still live below my means, what I care is that I’m no longer forced to do things that I don’t want to do. Some people love their job, but I never did. All the jobs that I had were soul sucking. My only way out was grinding, saving as much as I can and investing.

[@Kristi012]

👏🏻👏🏻

[@jabulaniharvey]

when you chase anything, you are simply kicking it down the road .....live NOW be happy with the NOW.....your imagination surrounds you and you cannot chase it - enjoy this facet

[@jonasbaine3538]

I will stop chasing financial freedom when I’m financially free/debt free. Currently have massive student loan debt

[@BryanInvest]

Loving these new philosophical type videos Vincent!

[@VincentChan]

thank you bryan!

[@MrVegaton1]

The secret of happiness is to enjoy what you have. You set your terms, you’re the owner of your time, you determine what to do and when to do it. That’s pure life 😎 thanks for the video

[@boddisk]

... Unless you're married, of course.

[@Son-of-Krypton]

Right on…it’s not money…it’s the freedom that money brings which leads to happiness 🙏

[@mbank3832]

@@boddisk marriage is overrated. why would you want to be tied down with responsibilities ?

[@jesseperez4185]

I made and saved enough money that I was able to put a good size investment on stocks and crypto(50,500$ worth) that I live off day trading, I don't even spend more than 4 hours a day making and planning trades.(and I'm not even good at it) I still make enough money to live off and still invest my profits on more investments. Been living free for 2 years now being a "deadbeat" and man I forgot what it's like to work for someone and having to wake up to a alarm lmao. Life is good. now I'm working to just to be the best father possible for my kids. Another thing is when you have so much free time that staying healthy and active takes no will power. you just get the urge to run or workout to not feel like shit sitting around all day. Otherwise having the will power to go the gym after work is near impossible for most people.

[@SurpriseMeJT]

@@boddisk and unless you have children. You've got to have a partner who's on board to achieve the same goals.

[@yengkoontan7184]

True, u dnt have to wait for certain thing to happen before u can be happy. Just be truly happy unconditionally and be self appreciating

[@95AP]

Hey man, I’m writing this on my lunch break and just randomly came across your video. Your words hit home during the “emotional freedom” part. The whole video actually. Honestly I can’t describe it. Thank you for this. 🙏🏼

[@sac.777]

Wisdom!!!!! Thank You❣️

[@FarzadMediaINC]

Mindset is everything - I kept hearing this my entire life but the lightbulb went off in the shower a few months ago, and I've taken the steps I need to unlock maximum happiness by living in the moment. Thanks for the video.

[@VincentChan]

That's fantastic to hear :) thanks for sharing and watching farzad

[@MikeHitt]

As someone who is “free”, you need very very little to enjoy life. Nothing is as satisfying as knowing every day I wake up, I tell myself what to do for 24 hours. Learn to appreciate just being alive and you won’t NEED anything but the basics and ENJOY them.

[@csocianu]

Great topic - how to find the balance between job, personal life, financial plans and milestone, happiness? The answer is unique for every person and many people are against Financial freedom just because they fear to miss to live the moment and to spend on latest phone /car/make up/restaurant etc etc -and this is not bad if are happy with. No problem for people that love their job and want to be there until are 67 years old. No problem for people without debt. Or with debt and don't care about. No problem for people that are waiting some inheritance. Or people that are not waiting it at all. In my case financial freedom will bring more time for what I love and fullfill me: volunteering, sport, time with friends, reading, travelling. None of these are my job so I keep a big saving rate and a small expense level and to not neglect my loves. I found my balance, and I think anyone can find it.

[@JesbaamSanchez]

1:41 that comment is what hits close to home for me. I also grew up in a family where we didn't have much money, my parents were immigrants, and my dad had to work in pain staking manual labor because he never got to go to college.

[@goodcitizen8860]

That study is outdated. in expensive cities like Toronto (Canada) you need to have a 200K+ so you could be able to buy a house and live a comfortable life.

[@TheAssassinManny]

I agree with you but honestly the best thing you can do is move away, seriously so many nicer areas in Canada that aren’t as expensive to live in.

[@robcanad]

@@TheAssassinManny 💯 agree

[@melissadelatorre9758]

I think he was stating it generally not as in this applies everywhere

[@teeng6940]

In Cali you need 500k 😆

[@goodcitizen8860]

@@teeng6940 That explains the homeless crisis over there.

[@dancesingsmile]

There are some 🔥🔥🔥🔥 points in here! - Your primary goal should be to seek emotional freedom - you can still work towards financial freedom I don’t make it your primary driver - Unfortunately, hard work is not always tied to results and no one can promise you success just because you work hard.

[@nkabithekid]

“Stop chasing Financial freedom” -KZbinr

[@alvariuztheplug5728]

KZbinr winning money off of your pain

[@NAUM1]

This just reminds me of the seven areas that Dave Ramsey says you can have goals in: Finances, Spiritual, Family, Career, Social, Mental, and Physical. I have since learned about two others from another source and they are Romance and Recreation. I think a few of these have their own places for helping with emotions but Emotions could be its own category too.

[@chanteltavaresthemillennia2729]

@Vincent Chan I definitely agree that Financial and Emotional freedom are important together. Initially, I mainly focused on financial independence with little improvement. This year I been putting more focus on my emotional mindset. Surprisingly, it’s been making the journey to financial freedom more enjoyable and I been receiving more fun opportunities to grow financial without being stuck to a 9-5 schedule. Hope we both get to an emotional state we want to reach.

[@totorishop]

I was thinking about a whole bunch of points throughout the video and you wound up hitting them. Like financial freedom does need luck, also there is still a decent likelihood that working hard towards financial freedom, does not result in financial freedom. I commend you greatly for saying things and speaking the truth anyway despite how unpopular it might be before you hit upload.

[@aliabdaal]

This is really good

[@VincentChan]

omg thanks so much Ali!!

[@joemato]

Thanks Vincent for this video, you just don't know how this impacted me with my search for financial freedom and realizing that for so many years I did meager steps towards my emotional freedom.

[@unicornishcornish]

I spent a decade of my professional life miserable, read The courage to be disliked, went to therapy, switched to a less stressful job which I still dislike but I'm reminding myself what I can afford thanks to it. I'm reasonably happy yet discontent with not having financial freedom and that's ok because it means I'll keep working towards it. There's always something missing; time, money, people, health etc so if you only focus on lack then you'll always be unhappy

[@JenniferAMThomson]

Truly this video is life changing. Randomly popped up on my feed (I’m a finance youtuber too but with a heart to teach about prosperity behind it) and this is just such a good truth inspired video. Keep sharing your messages and wish you every blessing and success!

[@DemetriPanici]

I love how impatient you look in that outside shot 😂

[@VincentChan]

that wasn't acting LOL it was getting REALLY outside and I already took so many video shots that I wanted it to be over with

[@Erika2]

I love this video Vincent! Great production quality & fantastic video.

[@VincentChan]

thank you erika!

[@michellelee1836]

Thank you for making this video

[@VincentChan]

thank you for watching Michelle! I've always wanted to visit Malaysia - I heard it's a beautiful country.

[@orome9793]

I finally reached that >75k income but my work life balance and quality of life is terrible. Being on lockdown during covid 19 was the freest and most relaxed I have felt in a LONG time. I was happy during that time without all the stress, travel, and demand of work (I was still getting paid to work from home as I'm salary exempt).

[@cryptoleprechaun5492]

That's such a realistic reaction to your future self. If my future self were to travel back in time to tell me all these I would also be like " Are you done? Let me get back to slogging away at work."

[@lupitaxmendoza]

Last year I got so caught up in my finances in an obsessive way. I decided I wasn’t going to work on building my financial freedom until I healed my inner self. I didn’t want to think of money as the solution to all my problems. Over a year later I feel as if I healed enough and I’m ready to welcome in this next phase in my life 🙏❤️

[@thomaschu4812]

I agre with what you are saying. I believe that you don't want to chase money throughout your career. Chasing money does not guarantee happiness. My background is very similar to yours. I'm first generation of parents who immigrated from Hong Kong, graduated from college and working as an engineer. I'm much older, but I took to heart a comment from a high school teacher. Find a job that you enjoy doing, and you will never work again. I still enjoy working with technology. A lot of friends have all moved on to upper level management, but I didn't really want to do it because I enjoy getting my hands in the technology.

[@lenapetrova]

Vincent, this video is such an inspiration! I loved how open and sincere you are. 👍👍👍

[@anthonyc19]

Not chasing financial freedom because I think it is the key to happiness. I'm already happy. In my free time anyway. I've achieved my personal goals already. I want financial freedom to alleviate the stress of bills. That is literally it. I do agree though that if you aren't content in general that you have bigger problems than financial freedom.

[@coletteadellemoyer]

I have heard about this around the $75k, although I don't think this number applies to the San Francisco Bay Area, considering the cost of living is so much more expensive here.

[@oberdelauney3340]

Thank you Vincent. You seem like someone that'll be really nice to talk to.

[@nathanlieu6840]

Think financial position/hapiness is a mindset and willingness to adapt. Too many people get stuck in a mindset of doing the same thing over and over again thinking it will lead to success. True hapiness comes from constant failures and be open to new situations/possibilities until you find some that works for a while.

[@VincentChan]

couldn't have said it better myself nathan :) How are you doing?

[@kxfromga5359]

Interesting 🤔

[@andratoma9834]

Emotional Freedom - you are so correct! You are brilliant! Thank you for starting this channel and sharing your knowledge with us!

[@LifeHackerMax]

Wow! Nicely said! Kudos! Thank you for sharing!

[@ventus_exe]

Well said Vincent 👏 👏

[@cdclinic]

Ive been binging on your content. So unique and different from every other KZbinr that talks about the FIRE movement and other financial freedom topics

[@avitony35]

When you said “before I share what that is” I thought you’d say “make sure you hit the like and subscribe button” you never said that and thats refreshing :) great video please make more

[@alexandere9928]

The truth is, being happy is hard, and life just can't be always happy, sometimes you need to be sad, lazy, disappointed etc

[@mangoszki4531]

Life is about experiencing and enduring it all. Gratitude and being content is my aim.

[@bloomingluci5429]

Not just happiness but security to not be afraid to fall into debt unable to do regular things or provide for the ones we love

[@charloettie]

This is so insightful. The concept of emotional freedom is very enlightening. Thanks for the video !!! (+ the formula is so on point)

[@Gauka7]

Thats what i go through now. So needed to hear about emotional freedom. Thank you!

[@kaisvlog7208]

Spirituality sadhana can make emotional freedom like breakfast. What I mean is emotional freedom that you mentioned is simply spiritual sadhana, you do this in your life, you basically achieve emotional freedom already. I have achieved emotional freedom through spiritual sadhana thru practice of emptiness meditation and understanding of cosmic existence also thru spiritual education

[@Julian_Bertsch]

The KZbin algorithm must have read my mind, just yesterday I thought about why financial freedom doesn’t really make that much sense, and now I get that video on my recommended, I gotta say, I totally agree with you on the emotional freedom part, actually I made a similar video to this one two months ago explaining why happiness is an illusion if you always chase happiness and don’t try to be happy right now. Imo more important than financial freedom is a fulfilled meaningful life and I think that is achieved by working for something you think brings value to the world, therefore, for me, financial freedom means working for myself because then I have full control over my life and I can work on something meaningful. Anyway, great video man, I really enjoyed watching it ✌🏼

[@acevisionaire8621]

"It is not easy to find happiness in ourselves and it is not possible to find it elsewhere" This statement speaks truth. Emotional freedom from depression, hopelessness, Chains from your past. It is not an easy journey but, It brings one closer to knowing that all things are possible!

[@bronz9019]

Never thought of freedom in that way.. eye opening for sure

[@kaynenbrown5102]

Subscribed!🔥🙌🏽

[@silversomething8867]

Really appreciate this video at such a crucial time in my life as it really spoke to my current situation. Thank you!

[@VincentChan]

You're so welcome!

[@ajvboston1]

After watching a few vids I’ve subscribed. I like the way you put thoughts and words together. Things I’ve figured out but can’t word it and here you are doing an amazing job putting it all together. Thanks Vincent.

[@dlawogus844]

Amazing production and quality. No jibbrish comments of any sort. Right on point. Subbed.

[@annewilson2195]

Wow Vincent, thank you, i usually don't comment on videos but you've completely changed my views on life/financial freedom and helped me out sm. THANK YOU, you inspire me.

[@harryjason4296]

A lot of people want a good lifestyle but the way they spend can't see them get that lifestyle anytime soon the better rich invest more and spend less

[@markkevin3018]

I invested in both Stock and Cryptocurrency but I see Crypto doing more better and profitable to me

[@davidmiller1540]

Investing in cryptocurrency is one of the best chance of making money 💸

[@johnreed9088]

I wanted to trade Crypto but got discouraged by the fluctuations in price

[@markthomas9102]

That won't bother you if you trade with a professional like Mr Walter Peters

[@admin_...4962]

I heard that his strategies are really good

[@melcosta5494]

I think it’s important to view money more as a tool rather than the way to happiness. Money gives us more opportunities to explore and determine what might actually bring us fulfillment. Finding happiness in this world is so much more complex than having money.

[@midnull6009]

it is absolutely a tool, it can be a tool for great things and for horrible things...it all depends on what you do with that tool :) But, like with every tool, there is more then one. :)

[@eli_ap]

Damn, that went hard bro. I needed this. Good looks. Your brother in spirit, Eli 🙏🏾

[@VincentChan]

i gotchu eli

[@priscilaescarpullipriego9800]

You’re videos are really good !!! Super helpful 👏🏻

[@seervisual]

Don't think I've ever heard someone explain the cliche's of life this philosophically. I really believe that comes with the experience you have had that provides a more accurate analysis. Thank you so much for these videos, subbed!

[@VincentChan]

thank you so much, truly appreciate it :)

[@shaunagibson4704]

Great video again Vincent!

[@occultbass]

Great video!

[@VincentChan]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@herbythechef7624]

I want to be financially free so that i can spend lots of time with my family and give them everything they need. I want to have free time to pursue my hobbies and enjoy time with family

[@DanLombard]

The way you use sound in your videos is so damn good! Love it

[@tshegomasemola4726]

Have I told you that I love your videos. I become motivated, filled with hope and confidence. Predetermined vs Self determined really hit home. What. If. Such a powerful statement. Sending you positive vibes from South Africa. 🥰🤗

[@dontsettle4243]

0:44 "High income improves evaluation of life but not emotional well being" by Daniel Kahneman. So in other words "Don't go the money route" --THB. But "Count the cost, less you be laughed to scorn" -- THB.

[@joshuaodunfa6909]

Right on the money vincent , thanks brah!

[@VincentChan]

thanks for watching ade!!

[@amherst2013]

Hi Vincent! Great to watch this video that is not stock and investing based! I really like the background music

[@VincentChan]

Awesome, thank you!

[@shinjid3705]

u r right. When i first started working after college in germany, I was happy to get a job paying me 30k a year. Now with almost 2 years later I am earning close to 40k and still not happy with it. It is an endless cycle. Once u reach a goal, u will set a new goal. It never really ends.

[@VincentChan]

Exactly! Thanks for watching shinji :)

[@johnho9428]

That’s the beauty of time we live long lives to make goals and set new ones .. if we all were content with “good enough “ society will not be what it is today we won’t have great companies Tesla , Amazon, Apple wouldn’t be here if their CEOs didn’t keep raising the bar for their company and employees.. so when you get to the 50k mark it’s not enough 100k is “good enough “ never settle for mediocre..

[@johnho9428]

Happiness is tied in to your mind not your money ..

[@h_3_x_]

@@johnho9428 so it's never enough? Might as well just kms if I'm never satisfied

[@ulissesmendoza8752]

@@h_3_x_ you'll never be satisfied the goal is enlightenment just look at Buddha

[@Kemysticguidance]

I love this.. I'm not about to worry and stress myself because I'm not wealthy.. to me health is wealth.. I'm not about to over work myself and work for a job that I don't love.. I am responsible for my own happiness no one else.. yes money makes life a lot easier but so does having a peace of mind.. I will not spend my life chasing and stressing over something that's man made and I can't take it with me.. most of the time all money is used for is to buy products. That's all I see on social media buy this buy that.. that's not why we are on this earth..

[@christiannaebio]

I've heard of this saying before, "Happiness is an if-then, cause and effect, it's pretty hard to achieve if every time we attain it...we raise it."

[@alexwright9228]

The challenger sale was awesome great content keep it up bro

[@SuperKwame1]

you are going to make it big, The reason is your are very intelligent young man!

[@KulwinderSingh-hm7zi]

“How do you know what I want? “Haha I only want to be able to enjoy more of my time.

[@VincentChan]

100% agreed!

[@DreamFirms]

Thanks for this content Vincent! Realized a lot of things!

[@SET24K]

Great video! Great message!

[@ma.trinatolentino9234]

Marcus Aurelius' Meditations really help me in my journey to emotional freedom. It's mainly about discerning the essentials (finding joy in less) and taking charge of your reasoning--that glorious space before I react to the external world. ON POINT LIFE CONTENT AS ALWAYS! U DA MAN, Vincent!

[@ExplorerWhy]

There is a new study associated with the happiness study (title: Experienced well-being rises with income, even above $75,000 per year) published by PNAS this year. It suggested that happiness doesn’t plateau at 75000. It’s just a reference, it’s you that determine whether 75000 is enough for you at the end. 😝

[@patricewilliams5653]

Great video! Thank you for sharing your thoughts

[@129audrey]

Thank you so much for sharing this enlightening message with the world! I hope more people can see this video.

[@holdim387]

"You are going to be exactly same person with exactly same issues that you had before. Just minus the job and minus the money problems." The second sentence contradicts the first, since you already state that a given person won't have money problems thus that person no longer will have same issues.

[@mewchaonpoj7336]

so lucky I found your channel loving the life + money knowledge that you're sharing on here!

[@catherineo.577]

According to one inflation calculator (in2013dollars), 75k in 2010 (when the study came out) is worth about 95k today. That would sound about right living in big cities in the US

[@HOODTROPHY2x]

Correct I was just going to say that about the money inflation, now it would be damn near 6 figures especially in places like NY and CA

[@dylanmuscat]

I didnt work for a year having money in my bank and just slowing taking away from it and I was super depressed. I tried so hard well still trying even now with a job for a 'purpose' to be happier.

[@k4piii]

I am happy in all the stages, but I want all the resources that big companies can provide you!

[@jacksonjacksonnguyen]

Found you on my discover page. Very grateful to have passed by your content and to see an Asian brotha represent 🙏🏻

[@travisworldwide9197]

I never heard of emotional freedom. I love the concept. Keep the videos coming!