Good to hear your thoughts on this since we’ve done the same bachelors degree. I similarly feel like it has not provided me a whole lot of value for my career, as there is not a clear match to most jobs.
Ahh sorry to hear about your experience with the car, but I think if you'd researched which old cars are reliable and maybe took a friend who knows about cars you'd have have saved yourself most of that 3k 😉
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I’m off social media, I’m 40, I liked life before the net. People were more loving, real, kind and life was more exciting. It’s too shallow and superficial now. I don’t roll like that.
Thanks for this video! So nice how we share the same interests among others. I myself am doing a low/no buy again this month. Last month I cleaned up a lot and I noticed that my head really calms down. Keep up the good work with your videos! Do you good. Greetings from Groningen
please listen to this man and do what he and I did ditch you smartphone and get a better life. I absolutely hate not having a smart phone but it gets easier every day so don'r give up and I hope one day learn to love my dumb phone
Good decision social media is like you are in prison I m already freed myself from social media I deleted all those apps now I am enjoying my freedom from social media 😁
Thank you so much for providing the template. I have been meaning to set up a spreadsheet for my budget but couldn't figure out how I wanted to implement it. I have already used your template for my June budget and it was very easy to adjust to my personal situation.
You’re doing something write if you’re popping up my on feed. High quality editing, great visuals, just try to speak with a little more persuasion. Awesome work. 😎👍
Nice. However, i clicked because of the thumbnail, thinking you‘d be debunking Rich Dad Poor Dad. Maybe because you‘re saying 9to5 is fine - but I was missing the connection. Really high quality and great editing , those courses paid off!
To be fair, Stock Mo was making predictions based on the current stock rotation at the time. Growth stocks were performing best and then it rotated back to technology, blue chip, and strong bottom lines. Without the hype, the growth stocks plummeted back to more realistic P/E. Additionally, give COIN another year, it will no doubt be positive due to the next stock market rotation's theme which is AI. If one doesn't know about stock market rotations, then they really should be in index funds like the S&P500. It's simply not stimulating for the instant gratification gambling center in our brains to engage in high emotion high risk high reward hopes. The generation of panic and click bait on the other hand... tiresome. Thumbnails hardly work for me anymore, I've become so numb.
Hey thank you for watching! I do have to say i don't really watch Stock Mo because I don't like his content, but I get that he was jumping on the stock rotation wagon to also grow his audience himself. We'll see what COIN does.. cannot predict that!
Is not a financial RU-vidr problem it’s a get rich quick mentality problem. Andre doesn’t tell you to buy these stocks he just tells you what HE invested in. If you follow him that’s on you.
Indeed! Getting rich fast is not really an option unless you take on a lot of risk! I personally don’t follow him, but i talked from what i found while researching
Hey! I see where you are coming from. Of course everyone’s finances are different, and there are great finance youtubers out there. I think Ramsey and Caleb Hammer are among others, a few that actually provide value, and not just try to make money
I was always taught to 'save' money for later, just save it on a bank account. However, although saving is still better than spending it on random not-needed consumer goods, saving actually loses buying power so quickly over time because of inflation and money printing by governments. Rather (safely) invest in ETFs like you mentioned as S&P500, and take a 'gamble' on riskier investments like crypto with money you can easily miss. Cheers!
That 10 second glance at the pond was everything lmao.... fuckin livin baby!! I'm an artist and a creator myself, and the algorithm had brought me to a few videos on creating business without social media, and finally watching"the social dilemma"on Netflix.. holy crap I want off all these apps. What I am wondering is I never got much of any traffic on Instagram or Facebook but I do have some family and friends that well… I barely keep in touch with now, so I'm wondering if I should bother trying to connect first and get them somewhere else or if there's another way but good for you man I think I'm gonna be there soon myself! Cheers!
I'm 100% sure you will be doing great! What worked for me: asked the people I cared for their number, if they wanted to hear how i was then i would have their numbers, and they would have my number as well
@@MatiasRijoM My Dude, thanks for that! I hope you're still reaping the benefits of being present with the world and leaving the socials! Haha All the best to you! I'll subscribe too, i'd like to see what your carrying on with!👌
@@lucasmedia1 almost 2 years strong! Fell for it for like a week, but took a second asked myself “wtf am i doing” and went back to deleting it! Thanks for subscribing!
Hi Matias, what captured my attention was your honesty in your point of view. It was very interesting even if I don’t agree 100% in some of your interpretations (because for me minimalism is not a matter of deciding to have just 30 items, that’s extreme and shouldn’t be called minimalism). Even “The Minimalists” themselves are way too extreme and I had to stop consuming their content as all they are doing is selling stuff (the exact opposite of what they preach). Anyway thanks for sharing.
