ASMR *Close Up* Whisper "Advice For Young People" 

Great video :). As a 17 year old who is leaving school and about to enter the scary but exciting world of a career my only goal is to just be happy and not view my life as a ‘waste’. Without really knowing what I want to I’m currently in the process of applying to work in the business travel industry as it is the one thing in my life I research and have a great interest and passion in

The feeling of knowing you did everything you had to do that day and knowing you gave everything you had is one of the most satisfying things I experience, great video

First of all, sorry for my English(I’m not actually English speaker). Two days ago I failed exam in my university and now I’m expelled. And the first thing I thought, that the life is over for me, I thought that I would never get a good job, I would never have money for living, like nothing at all. And now, after your video, I’m going to bed with strong motivation and confidence that I can actually hand it. Thank you so much for your inspirations and words that gave me power to believe in good future. Also I have no dad, and your video was like short talk with him, I feel so warm insight after your video. Thanks again for your video! I wish you all the good things that I can imagine, sir!

Sometimes, a pension or social security isn't even enough. Lots of elderly people are going back to work just to make ends meet, just to cover medical expenses. Times are harder than ever nowadays. Your advice is on point. Start financially building/saving, and investing as early as possible is the key. Hard work definitely pays off. Thank you for sharing your story and the advice!

The consistency of your output lately is incredible! Thanks so much, it’s very much appreciated by me and I’m sure everyone else too. I came to the realisation that this video may no longer be aimed at me as I turned 30 last year so I’m not sure I qualify as a young person anymore 😂 still great to listen nonetheless. I think a house tour would be a really cool idea so I look forward to that. I realise this isn’t quite on the advice topic but I’m also really interested in history and you strike me as someone who would have a lot of knowledge in that area so I’d love to hear more of your thoughts on key events in American history perhaps? All the best!

Totally agree. Hard work is the way to go. And its rewarding at the end of the day! (PS I like the noises the dogs make, it makes the video feel more cosy!)

Thank you for sharing this. As a 19 years old, it makes me think about the decisions in my life.

I commented on several of your videos and just feel the need to let you know that I feel like you’re the most genuine person out here that is actually trying to help people with their careers and money management, which I appreciate so much. You are much appreciated sir!

Family and real life experiences will never replace the internet. And traveling isn’t about seeing something you can see on a screen. It’s about the experience and the people you meet and the food you eat and the feeling you get from being in a different culture and a different place.

Great video and great advice. I got so caught up in what you were saying. It was so much truth and real life experience in what you talked about. Great asmr. Soooooo relaxing. Luv it. Def have subscribed to your channel. Thanks 🙏🏽

Since discovering your channel, Ive started watching all your uploads 1 by 1. Valuable ASMR content is a very good USP, keep it up. Great work 😊

I’d love to hear about being secure with ones self as a young person myself sometimes this feels like on of the hardest things ever.

What a great constructive, motivational and inspiring video. A great combination of relaxing and informative. I hope youngsters watch or listen to this ASMR video. Some very good, solid advice! I recently read a book called The Compound Effect by Darren Hardy and I'd highly recommend it to anyone who hasn't read it. As always, I appreciate the content and the commitment you put into each upload. Draig.

You are an amazing person, I really needed this video and I thank you so much

These advice videos are fantastic. I'm not a "young" person anymore(having just turned 30), but your words still resonate with me. I also have similar aspirations where I want to be comfortable and at peace financially, but don't really want to get mixed up with the stress of chasing the high life. I will graduate next year with a masters degree that will offer me opportunity to work in healthcare either privately or with the government, and while there is much more earning potential in the private sector, I am leaning towards the government side of things just for the pension alone. How much of a difference in income would you say is worth it to forgo the pension provided by a government job?

arrhh so powerful especially the first few seconds i did subscribe for sure

I loved it, new sub, do more!!! 🎉

since you worked in toyota can you do videos on advices for teenagers who want to buy a car ? like what you should do, how not to get scammed etc...

Found out I have to travel for 2 weeks to Phoenix and Salt Lake City for work. I was trying not to think about flying but you brought it up hahahah. Anyways great video extremely relaxing. Maybe I’ll just download a bunch of your videos for the flight and try and sleep

Work hard! Don’t be afraid to try new things

Thank you so much ! ❤️ i love my venza and its a 2010 so i could imagine the 2022 ! Could you maybe do finance advise video maybe more in depth on what ever tips you have like investing if you do or some suggestings im 23 and really would appreciate since i have no one to guide me 😅 i really enjoy your whisper too thank you !!

I wish I would of tried harder in school and gone to university I dropped out in high school abused drugs for years after I have now got a kid don’t touch drugs anymore but feel I am still missing something from my life but this video and your videos in general make me feel better thank for the uploads

Thank you so much, I am working at a big 4 as a consultant and i feel like entreneurship is my eldorado. I am a bit lost because my life is comfortable and it would be risky to give it up

Hearing this while I clean my room! LETSS GOO 🔥

Hey! Another great video! Maybe you can do a video of your thoughts about fate / destiny. Do you believe whatever we do in life its not so important cause all is wriiten in stars and what will be just will be? I would like to hear what is your opinion 😊 Warm greets to you! 🌹

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Great video man

How do you like the Venza over the prius?

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I lost so much if not all of my youth. Early disability unbelieved by doctors up until a few years ago. I'm still struggling to make ends meet because I couldnt apply for social security as my diagnosis is so recent and changed many times until we identified it definitively. Haven't been able to work since 22. I'm 28 this year.

Finally some real stuff

Great vid awesome crib

Hey, first time on your channel and i need a little advice, i'm 14 and talking to a girl(don't judge) do i need to express to her how i feel about ... Idk every thing 😂 or do i talk about my feelings with the homies (btw the girl is not into thug, she's into nice guys)

Second perhaps?

Around 16 minutes in you did the math all wrong. If the money doubles every seven years and you invest 1000$, then you have 2000$ in 7 years not 7000$.

Video idea: advice on how a nonbinary person can live in the binary world :p

My advice for young people is…. Stop being sensitive 24/7 and toughen that skin up time to time

Third??!

Is 36 still young ?

First maybe!?

Is 27 still young? 😣😂😂

Want to know who owns your house when you paid it off? Try not to pay your property taxes and see what happens!

You can't be taken seriously if you compare watching and experiencing something online with real life. Its such an ignorant statement. I assure you there is no pizza hut by the Pyramids. Working is great but becoming a robot for a company that gives no you know what about you and that continuously fires employees after decades of service only to gain 1% share, also a ridic thing to do, and very american, this is why the world makes fun of you. Legit horrible advise to young people. Do better.

Just a little note on the whole, money doubling every 7 years. This is a common sentiment that is massively misunderstood. I really hope you read this through because it might be very eye-opening. If I put 1000 dollars into the S&P 500 now, and let it mature at 9% for the next 47 years. Then I would end with a total of $57,416.13..... This sounds great on paper, I essentially just 60x'ed my money. But this completely ignores the finance idea of Net Present Value. If we just simply account for inflation(Not accounting for opportunity cost/risk of any other asset classes) At a 3% inflation, my wonderful $57,416.13, would now be a meager $13,718 (57,000 * .97^47) Now, if your money actually doubled every 7 years.... Then in our 47 years, that would be 47/7 = 6.7 doublings. 1000*2^(6.7) is $105,002.... which accounted for that same 3% inflation would be $25,000 (105,000 * .97^47) so to find out how fast it actually doubled in net present value, we can take the log_2 of our acquired $13,718 which = 13.74 Which means that the money you invest will only double after every 14 years in the S&P... To show you how bad a rate of return that is: Let's say our money doubles twice, so that would be roughly 28 years (in net present dollars, dollars worth the same as they would be today) So it would take 14 years to go from $1000 -> $2000, and then an additional 14 years to go from $2000 ->$4000 We then have a total of $4000 minus our initial money of $1000. So over 28 years we have gained $3000 Simply take $3000 / 28 years which = $107 gained annually now simply take our annual gain, and divide it by the amount we have grown by to see the percentage annualized return 107 / 3000 = 0.035 or 3.5% So you're really getting 3.5% interest on your not risk free s&p 500 investment. I wouldn't say that's an amazing business deal. To put how bad this is into perspective, the average american retires with $65,000 across all their investments and savings (before covid). If we put that into the s&p over those same 47 years, then we get an annual deposit of $1382 (65,000 / 47). At that same 9% annualized return we then get $944,293....(minus our initial 65,000).....we get $879,293 So lets count for inflation again, first we ($879,293 * .97^47) = $210,090 So......the average retiree will live roughly 22 years after their retirement at 65...... Meaning after they retire, if they exhaust every dime to their name... $210,090 / 22 years = 9549$ to live off.... PER YEAR. And all of this is assuming that you start investing THE DAY YOU TURN 18..... (18+47 = 65) This is a terrible investment. The only caveat of course is that I am not accounting for your money growing past you turning 65....Which of course it will, and because of exponential growth, it would grow significantly if you were able to not touch that principal.....The reason I am not doing that is because you most likely would need to start living off this money.... But lets for arguments sake give the benefit of the doubt that you were somehow able to not touch the principal amount for another 8 years, roughly half your retirement. That would grow the amount to $1,898,177.......... but again inflation is a bitch, as with 3% inflation that amount would come down to $355,452 in Net Present Dollars. That means that for the rest of your 14 years of retirement you would be left with $25,389 to live off per year...... while you have somehow managed to not touch your retirement money for 8 years....... Now one would think that most people would have their mortgage paid off by the time they're 65... But thats wrong, roughly half(44%) of people will still have a mortgage by the time they retire... With 21% at age 75..... So assuming you have a mortgage payment where we use the U.S median mortgage of $1,001........ Then people who have to touch their principal at age 65 would be left with: -$3000 a year left ($9549 - (12*1,001)).... And the people who somehow managed to not touch their principal for 8 years after retirement would have: $13,377 a year ($25,389 - (12*1,001))