DON'T go to College, Watch THIS instead! 

Managing money is different from accumulating wealth, and the lack of investment education in schools may explain why people struggle to maintain their financial gains. The examples you provided are relevant, and I personally benefited from the market crisis, as I embrace challenging times while others tend to avoid them. Well, at least my advisor does too, jokingly.

The purpose of the school is to train employees. That's the purpose of its creation. The skills required by entrepreneurs and investors are completely different.

Ryan "With great risk come with great rewards" Me "With great teacher come with great knowledge"

From personal experience, the best way to become an entrepreneur is either to work your ass off while in a 9-5, or take the big leap of faith and go all in when you have the stability to do so.

I was and still am an introvert, but when I joined my youth group it forced me to become a better communicator, a better speaker, and even a better person. Am I the best at anything? No. will I ever be the best at anything? Only with time and taking risks. I needed to jump into the deep end with public speaking and speaking in large groups to get over my innate struggles with putting myself out there. The fact that I took the time to watch this video should tell you that the only way people get better is by continuing to try and learn even when they have accomplished something. Thank you Ryan for reinstilling and reminding me of some key things inside of myself that I had forgotten.

such a fun background! reminds me of the one from a couple of months ago where you were in the middle of fork in the road lool. appreciate the knowledge!

Thx for posting these videos. I recently started my own business and your videos have helped me develop and grow it.

Omg i'm going to apply to university next year, but i'm already getting so motivated by all your videos, thanks Ryan kepp it up

Ryan you are an amazing guy. You are the perfect blend of professional and emotional and you explain things so well.

3.07 I needed to heart that, thanks!

👩‍🎓💼 So true, real-world experience is invaluable!

Whenever I see videos speaking about money. I always wish people knew what I knew about money and how it’s not so difficult to hit your financial target if you know the right steps to take. Honestly, I see Not making upto a million before retirement as an unfulfilled retirement. I’m 54 and my wife is 50 . We are both retired with over $3million in net worth and no debts. Currently living smart and frugal with our money. No longer putting blames on the FED for our misfortunes. Saving and investing lifestyle in the stock market made it possible for us this early. Even till now, we earn weekly.

I think the X factor that college/university gives you is confidence. And by confidence I mean regardless of your grades its an experience you can cross of your list of excuses and get on with making money. I know lots of successful entrepreneurs who have always had a bit of a hang up or self confidence issue because they did not go to college/university regardless of how successful they are. My marks were shitty but my confidence was high when I left university and entered the job market. My career has been great and my companies continue to grow. I graduated 35 years ago.

I love the university of Nebraska-Lincoln as the thumbnail! It’s love library South

01:09 🎯 College doesn't teach how to take calculated risks, a crucial skill for entrepreneurship. Great risk often leads to great rewards, a lesson best learned through experience rather than in a classroom setting. 03:30 🔄 College tends to be rigid, emphasizing schedules, assignments, and assessments. However, real-world success often requires adaptability to changing industries, markets, and careers. 04:35 🤝 College focuses on networking and surface-level relationships, but it's essential to learn how to build genuine connections with a mutually beneficial value proposition for both parties. 06:00 💪 Grit and resilience are indispensable qualities for success in entrepreneurship. Expect challenges and setbacks, but powering through them rather than accepting defeat is what ultimately leads to success.

He’s right. If one couldn’t afford university, just forget it. Use some observations, and you can find the answers.

I have been watching Ryan for some time now. However, I have been getting a lot out of his coaching as of late. I questioned has Ryan gone to a new level.. Maybe, I'm sure he works towards that. Hmm, that's not it, I'm the difference, I have started to put in the work regardless of my excuses. Ryan is no longer an interesting business minded person entertaining me, rather someone directly speaking to me and my circumstances. Thanks Ryan, love from Australia.

Where are you sitting? Looks amazing ! Big love to Ryan & the family. Kindest regards, Richard U.K

Currently at Yale but working on 2 start ups. Do not want to work for anyone. Plan networth around $50 million before 30

Great video Ryan!!! And, do not fall off that roof!!!

@MoreRyanSerhant This isn't a critique of the video, but rather the choice of thumbnail and how it plays into the video content. The Kent State School of Architecture was an odd choice of buildings to incoporate into the thumbnail of this video. For those of us who studied architecture, the image and corresponding video content project a fallacy, the very thing you built your business upon selling is highly regulated and requires professionals to design before sales people ever get into the picture. While you aren't saying "don't go to college," you are in a way doing just that, and downplaying how many careers require professional degress. Even if you wanted to be an entrepreneur as an architect you have to take a decade's long journey just to start your own business (of which I have plenty of experience). Architect's spend on average 7-8 years to attain their professional graduate degree, which along with other things are required by state licensing boards before you can be licnesed to practice architecture. I'll give you credit that much of what you point out in the video is truly lacking by "traditional" colleges. Your typical liberal arts degree isn't going to prepare you for the real world for all of the reasons you outline. That said, professional schools such as architecture school does prepare you for ; RISK, as studio courses force you out of your comfort zone as you learn how to design new building typologies, utalize cutting edge technology, incoporate a wild design, and package your presentation. You ultimately have to present it to your class and professors (a new project multiple times a sememster) and defend it, much like a thesis disertation. ADAPTABILITY: see above ^^ GENUINE CONNECTIONS: you're right college doesn't teach you that, but should already be doing that. GRIT AND RESILIENCE: see the answer to RISK. I and many of my classmates had many experiences of professors trying to derail our dreams, but for those who stick it out you learn nothing but GRIT AND RESILIENCE. What they never taught you was how to run a business.

Bro you’re only in the visionary spectrum get to the practical, explain LLCs things and land trusts and holdings things and 1040/1065 plus 1031 and living trusts etc.

Start up capital is always the toughest part of being an entrepreneur, well it was for me anyways.

class video mate, Love the editing

Damn that’s true ❤

Investing in alternate income streams should be the top priority for everyone right now. especially given the global economic crisis we are currently experiencing. stocks, gold, silver, and virtual currencies are still attractive investments at the moment.

Good one Ryan.

Great editing Ryan!

Entrepreneur DNA is inner world. College is outer world. The DNA is always stronger than the MBA. Kind of want to rewatch Gross Anatomy…

⭐ A fall is never “final” unless you stay on the ground. ⭐ Failure is the "discovery" of something that didn’t work. ↳ Fail, fail, fail and rise again like a phoenix! ⭐ Don't underestimate the power of "consistent effort". The person who keeps showing up is the one who prevails. ⭐ The world belongs to those who show up, not those waiting to be discovered.

This guy need an Oscar who agree 👇

Tell me how to join the wealthy community, I watched a video of you talking about the topic and we want more detail more about it, so I hope there will be a video coming on the topic and thank my hero 🔥 🚀 🚀 🚀 💓 🍯

Hi Sirhant!

This is one of my favorite channel. It always makes my week complete! 😊 Despite the economic downturn, I still manage to earn $35,000 weekly from my investment of $3,500 ..God bless Expert David Ramsey

Im doing both !! Hehe

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RYAN. I really needed this! THANK YOU! - Let's solve some REAL WORLD problems! :D

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Such good points i kept cringing every time he moved am like please dont fall lol

no risk no rarri

Why is the thumbnail Kent State architecture building lol?

can’t teach ambition

I think you have also need to work 24/7 nearly.

Which all of these factor doesn't exist. Your co worker throwing drinks at you bitchin knowing of people since kindergarten slammed your business in urban district you wish to buy farm house rather than Residing in resort estate doing nothing still money flows in.

I wish I had his hair

yeh so not taking risk is one & also how to get out from 9 to 5 rat race & honestly i hate my hod, once i am doing my own researches for businesses exploring every online business i am not eligible to attend some lectures Hod : be like "where are u now a days " me : attending some extra activity 😤 Hod be like : then go there don't come here🙄 i'm like : yeh yeh that's what i made for not for 9 to 5 like you, you are right 😝

Interesting? Hmm? (And first to comment)

You’re not an “entrepreneur” You’re just a salesman

You can save money on hair gel by using spit.

College don’t teach me how to earn money 💰

College does not teach common sense….

I've been researching investment brokers and I'm really interested in working with someone trustworthy and reliable. With the recent market downturn I'm looking for a broker who can help me turn things around and make a profit Can anyone tell me about their experiences with any investment advisor!