If You Have Less Than $10,000 Saved. Please Watch This Video…

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1. I should stop being surprised by the value you drop. Alex talks I listen

   1. Dude you literally commented 0s after he posted! lol

   2. 100%

   3. Dave Ramsey

   4. you should unironically. as if you will be around in 40 years to spend your “retirement”…

   5. I don’t get this, someone so rich is running a youtube channel?

2. This is not financial or investment advice. This is just what I did to get to where I am today

   1. Alex, why dont you create something like a fmcg product manufacturing factory? With your reach, the ltv to cac ratio would be insane

   2. Thank you, Alex. You’re the best teacher I could have ever wished for. Please keep teaching us.

   3. So your advice is only for single people? How do you do what you did when you go to prison for 8 years and have a new son born in the halfway house? You don’t have an answer? I did it, and it’s because I’m built differently than the majority of the fat weak Americans i see. At this point, I have seen 5 of your videos and learned zero. It’s ok, though, cause I made my money on my own like a real man would. I dont watch tv or listen to music and maybe you should tell your listeners to do that?

   4. Sounds like financial advice to me. And you know very well people take this as financial advice.

   5. @habibifather7681  they shouldn’t. He is just making videos to sell his product and make money from YouTube. The only person who will help you is you

3. Thanks dad.. 😂 honestly I’m 28 and don’t have any living family.. I’ve been broke my whole life, but I’ve been started to get some security recently… the information you gave here in this video I wish I had years ago.. I’d be so much further.
   But I’m here now!
   Thanks for the inspiration and the information! This isn’t taught in schools or even at home…

   1. I’m 28 too. Been broke all my life as well. I guess we can both have a fresh start after all. Cheers to success! 🍻

   2. @@o_m8717 im 28 broke and in debt, I feel you both. we got this

   3. Im also 28 and started saving 2 years ago. Just set your goals and increase them, you can start small with Like 1k which is already hard for some people.

   4. @ hang in there, you got this

4. Im divorced, ex-wife took everything 10 years ago. I saved like crazy and bought a cheap, mobile home cash. Rented half of it and kept saving. Two years later I bought my mom’s place cheap. Rented it and built an ADU, renters pays mortgage and it cash flows. Bought third house, Rented it out. I’m on my fourth house, paid cash, a fixer upper. I still live in the mobilehome, i have nobody to impress. its mortgage and utilities free. Each rental also gives leverage to buy the next home.i did this without taking an equity loan. Im also driving a 97 ford expedition with 350k miles. I paid $1300 and it looks rough, 😊 but she gets the job done.

   1. Yeah man. Keep it up!

   2. Underrated comment 🤝 💯

   3. Hell yea!!

   4. ​@@BiblicalChristianStevenot at all. Once I saw the adu, I knew this was good.

   5. This is how it’s done.. congrats!🎉

5. One hack he didn’t mention is maybe paying more for rent to live in a walkable area where most daily needs can be met on foot or bike. Going car free is one of the biggest hacks in todays economy…No gas, no insurance, no maintenance. So much money freed up right there

   1. Yes I prefer a car-free life. I’m my happiest healthiest self when I can meet all my needs within walking distance.

      I owned a brand new car in 2015 and realised that’s not it at all.

      My last car was a 1997 Toyota Corolla. I bought it for $1000, drove it for 2 years, sold it for $800.

      Felt like a win.

   2. Or just get a cheap car in cash. Rent is a recurring fee so paying more to be in a city doesn’t make as much sense

   3. @@Otto760 car payments, insurance, gas, and maintenance are recurring expenses.

   4. When I lived in a city and walked, i saved money shopping because i couldnt buy mote than i could carry​@@Otto760

   5. Same idea! Yet here I am in country where I could barely find public vehicles to my 10km office

6. This guy is one of the only few ‘success’ influencers that actually makes sense to the common man. No BS, very practical. Thanks

   1. this advice is all out there already, it is in every financial advice book and on every blog. he is “sharing” what is already totally uncontroversial. he just wants us to check his pecs out on a jet.

   2. Yes practical but I did find it humorous that he suggested to have an emergency fund because you never know when you’re going to need a new carburetor. I guess he’s not a mechanic after all. Most cars no longer have carburetors.

   3. @@christinamare2327yes you’re right he’s not a mechanic. Just a business mogul. The value is there.

   4. @@figgettityip, he’s humble bragging whilst flexing on a jet

   5. @@christinamare2327 I scoffed at that too. We aren’t int he 90’s anymore bud. we have electronics now.

7. My cousin is an accountant…she lives in a rundown part of town paying less than $600 per month living in a shotgun house. She keeps her head down, looks broke, but paid off her student loans in record time and bought a cash car. I regret it that she told me that one of the units next to her opened up and I had someone tell me…”why would you move over there? I wouldn’t put my dog over there…” but she is totally on the right path. Smart af. I’m proud of her.

   1. 🎉

   2. @@divineseedofferings7484yeah I live in the ghetto in reality it takes a massive toll on your mental health after a while. It’s like living in a zoo.

   3. That’s cool for now but you don’t want to stay there forever

   4. As long as she stays safe

   5. My first apt was in a rough neighborhood. My family was appalled. 😂😂I kept to myself. Nobody bothered me. I finished nursing school in that apt. Bought my first car. 33 days after i got my new car, somebody stole the tires off of it and left it in the alley around the corner. I said I would never move out of the hood, but after they stole from me…I was gone. 😅😅 Had I kept my hooptie and stayed…I’d probably be a millionaire by now, and nobody would’ve ever known.

8. I’ve paid off credit cards and cut a lot of debt. Spending is way down. All the money that used to go to crap, now sits and grows in my savings….. it’s like a warm hug every time I look at my bank account.

   1. Your dollars are rotting in the bank and you’re essentially giving the bank money to loan out and profit off of. at least put that in a money market savings account (5% yield, last I checked).. Start putting some in a ROTH IRA as well.. you’re off to a good start.. keep it going..

   2. Investing Is more than reading quarterly reports. Learnt this from reading Peter Lynch’s book. I believe there are people who do this for a living, and I just delegate the task to these professionals. That’s how I make money from the market to be honest.

   3. @@PhilipDunk I’ve been getting suggestions to use one, but where and how to find one has been challenging, Can i reach out to the one you use?

   4. My CFA SOPHIE LYNN CARRABUS a renowned figure in her line of work. I recommend researching her credentials further… She has many years of experience and is a valuable resource for anyone looking to navigate the financial market..

   5. She appears to be well-educated and well-read. I ran an online search on her name and came across her website; thank you for sharing.

9. I HATE needing money. That’s what motives me to keep going.

   1. buy bitcoin. its the solution to inflation. dont look at the fiat price just stack sats

   2. @@ChineseCow709 Im planning on putting some money into bitcoin , say you only had a $100 how much of that would you put into bitcoin to start or should I wait for the price to go down like stocks?

   3. @@ChineseCow709also do I just put a little here and there through out time when I can and just hope it skyrockets again one day?

   4. Same here

10. I just transfered $100 to my savings! Gonna have $1200 by next year! Better than nothing!

    1. Keep it up, soon it’ll be $12k after a year, then $120k after a year. Small steps lead to big steps

    2. Action >>>
       Proud of you mate!

    3. Better buy Stocks $50 and $50 savings ..compounding the key

    4. You have to start somewhere! Good job

    5. I’m in the same place right now! Just getting something started and hoping to keep some momentum going. ❤

11. As a single mom who provided for seven people, I wish I had heard your counsel 40 years ago. Now, at 67, and having worked all my life for non-profits I have nothing for retirement. Thanks for putting out this information and helping the future generation. May the Lord continue to bless you as you bless others.

    1. Raised 3 but 7 wow! More power to you!!!! I’m 65.6 and house is paid, car is paid. Utilities & insurance are high..would need to move to lower them. No retirement money, but do have Emergency funds that is being eaten alive. And I feel blessed, but sure wish I’d known this earlier in life.

    2. I’m 18 right now and I fully intend to use this advice. I’m not sure if I’ll have 7 or 3 kids😂, but I want to be financially and mentality secure for any that I do have.

    3. Same here, single mom, worked too many hours, raised 7 wonderful children into adulthood. No long term retirement funds at 70 yet but using what I know and have learned to facilitate others to live an excellent life on resourcefulness and resilience. If you can envision it, you can make a way to do it. 🎉

    4. Ty for sharing!! Good to know, you be blessed as well! 🧚‍♂️

    5. Seek first his kingdom

12. “Babies are richer than people that are not babies.”
    I love this

    1. Agreed

    2. that actually hurt me even harder than I would ever expect. Nay, the fact that my net worth was higher for the first 18 years of my life versus now at 29. Thanks to my family, I now owe more money than I can ever hope to pay off

13. I paused the video, unsubscribed from Netflix, and then continued watching. I see I need to change things. Thank you!

    1. Bravo! You got this!

    2. I just unsubscribed Disney+. Hope you go your way!

    3. i did the same with disney plus!!

    4. You guys are awesome. 😎

    5. I get my Netflix and Prime for free; it’s called having a live in boyfriend, who pays all of the bills. It’s great.

14. I knew a family member that always saved money, for years always had cheap things, never did anything realy cool and expensive, rarely spent money outside of his inherited old house. His life was work-home-work. Saved a lot of money, but got sick at 45 and never recovered. Spent his best years saving for retirement that never came. Never truly lived. His relatives got to enjoy his savings, good for them, useless for him. I understand the importance of saving for retirement, but don’t get anything in life go to the extreme. The trick is about balance.

    1. That happens far too much! I say live your life in whatever way makes you happy

    2. Now that makes much more sense to me. Balance is my game plan. But also to find a biz that i can scale. I just got into marketing and in a great group of successful people that are doing it. I mean really doing it. Its not easy but once u get past the learning curve it gets much easier. Find a niche, get them more business, and keep stacking clients. AEye only makes it easier. Its just hard to focus with everything going on. I maybe spend too much time tracking things when who knows if the info i’m getting is actually gonna happen.

    3. I agree 💯 percent! I would trade my daughter’s boyfriend about his expensive (what I thought was expensive) Mustang payment-he paid $700 between car 🚗 & insurance. (He liked cars & was 21). I asked him a few months into the car-he said he was still glad he bought it. Trying to impress his father (remarried & not really active in his life) bought a motorcycle 🏍️. My daughter did, as well. I tried to talk them both out of it-to no avail. Within six months of buying the bikes, he was killed at 21. She was financially responsible; he had a loan on the car, but paid it on time gladly. She will tell you she was glad they had those experiences aside from the motorcycles (because he was killed going home from work). It is a fine line. I wouldn’t go full YOLO, but I think 🤔 people need to live a little. My father in law was a workaholic, remarried later in life, and he enjoys his life after living cheap into 50. Yet, if an illness strikes or a tragedy, you are going to wish you enjoyed your life, as well. BALANCE is very important! I worry about my youngest because he is a saver, but almost to a fault, and I worry, he puts it ahead of people (he says he doesn’t), but Ifeel he does to a point. I think 🤔 you need to save some for a ☔️ rainy day, but enjoy your life while you are able!

    4. I think there’s a thing such as financial ocd. This case went way too far. Such a tragedy.

    5. @aliencreative9360  that’s a good way to describe it. Everything in moderation, even something good like saving money

15. Using a private jet as your backdrop tells me this is a pure hustle.

    1. IA jet

    2. @@hana20251 Even worse

16. Alex is one of the ONLY people on this platform who ACTUALLY made Millions before teaching or showing others how to do it. This is a guy you would want to model and mimic. Great value here

    1. been trading btc solo like 6 months n still just eating L’s 😩 tried diff strat after strat but chart still cooking me. lowkey messin with my head. anyone else feel this? how do u stop losing nonstop??

    2. @@RamzanBarysheva I used to think I had trading all figured out watching YouTube videos and following random signals but Kept losing money. Then I found someone consistent and now my trades are guided by strategy and purpose. My portfolio has steadily grown and I finally feel confident in what I’m doing.

    3. @@KaliyaRampure Who do you get your trading advice from?

    4. @@RamzanBarysheva his name is Garrett Eaton, I trade side by side with him and I never lose any trade.

    5. his name is Garrett Eaton, I trade side by side with him and I never lose any trade.

17. Investing 2500$ during 55 years when you’re 20 years old and receiving 55 millions sounds great. But it also means that I would be 75 years old … Don’t know if I could still enjoy that money

    1. Then start withdrawing at 60.

    2. If you are alive at at 75 you can enjoy. Trust me.

18. Dave Ramsey cliffnotes coming from a gym bro? Works for me!

19. how the heck did you know i thought your plane was a prop set? LOL

20. Important keys

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