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Interesting I did it😢

The fact that you can tell they have the real deal and not fake bag like most normal people do is telling enough.... obsess much? 😅

Ooh, the premiere is set! Super excited to see this one drop in 2 hours. It’s always exciting to watch something we worked on come to life. Let’s hope it gets the love it deserves-it’s gonna be awesome.

This is important for people to realise that if they are being influenced by people who are holding them back in life, then its not a good thing. It's not about being nasty or cold, just that as you get older your goals / ambitions change, while old friends are still happy to go to the pub twice a week and don't care about improving their own lives, so it can spread to you too if you hang around with them. Btw I love that you say "feckin'" lol, me and my dad big fans of father Ted since the 90s (when I was like 12), and we incorporated feck / feckin into our language even though we are not Irish 🤣

I started investing last year in my mid forties, and now I think it's scary to not invest.

I sub thanks for a very informative video, please make more financial ed videos.

Thanks for this video . I had no idea that this was the case for leaseholds

I've seen those red flags & I ignored them so thank you for pin pointing them ❤😊

I personally have less items and do feel much better about this.

Thank you I loved the sharing, it's really useful to be aware of these subtle things in my life ❤

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I’m a digital nomad and I live out of a suit case and so I wear the exact same outfits all year around 😅

Good point. I actually have far too much stuff and can see how much money I've wasted on unnecessary things over the years (gadgets / electronics / clothes etc). I've really been enjoying going around the house de-cluttering and sticking stuff on ebay, there is something very liberating about being minimalist and de-cluttering.

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Hi Jodie. I liked your video. I hope your channel does well.

I've been actually poor for too much of my life to want to " look poor"! Designer goods are a rip off but when you can afford them it's not wrong to want better quality clothes that will last a long time. Natural fibres will keep you cool in summer and warm in winter, unlike a $7000 pair of designer polyester pants.

bc of the fear mentality we often miss out on investing or start too late. Thats right. Great content. Subbed for more!

Jodie, glad to have found your channel - subscribed! Fellow finance creator here 💪💪💪

In the US, you will be persecuted and scapegoated if you are a minimalist and not consuming materialism and media. Sometimes you will be looked down upon and will be difficult to make friends and be respected by people. That is one downside of being a minimalist and not consuming things. Family will soon look down upon you for being cheap. Hence, why in the US it is difficult to be a minimalist.

Great video! Keep it up!

Quite possibly the most offensive title I've come across. Poor? Being minimalist doesn't mean being poor, neither does meditating or being less materialistic. Poor is not some sort of lifestyle choice. Being poor means not being able to afford to heat your home, to feed your kids. That's what being poor is. Poor as a look? I'm sorry, this is a horribly offensive video.

Good accent.

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Would you please make videos on investment for beginners

4:55 Many people don't even utilise the benefits of the £20k tax free ISA allowance because they think its all too complicated for them and is financial jargon. Sticking 20K in each year tax free and not having to pay capital gains is a huge tool, and you have that compounding effect on all that money in the ISA pot. Edit: commented too early cos you talked about it after 😂

Such great advice! Never thought of the avalanche method before! Thank you 🙏

Your first tip is well meaning but you should add the caveat that this apparently comes with the privilege of living close to central. Most people who live and work in London do not live in Zone 1 where offices and events are. It's not possible to walk everywhere when your job is 40 mins to an hr tube ride away from your home. PS my old financial company said they were going to have a clothes swop in the basement but it got cancelled. Wondering if it was the same one . As a fellow London dweller great tips...

London is particularly good for free museums and galleries. Toronto is not as good at that overall, but pretty much all of them have one day a week or a month that is free. Also the library has a certain number of free passes (especially for some of the less popular museums, which is great, because it gets you off the beaten path to learn things you might not have otherwise). I'm surprised at the difference in cost between the bus and the tube. In Toronto it is a flat fee regardless of the distance taken or the mode (get as far as you can within 2 hours, including round trips for one fee). A good thing for us to remember for next time we visit.

Really informative!!! Keep it going ❤

looks you're a badass in personal finance

this video is 1M worthy

I think one of the most interesting pieces of the study that few ppl talk about is that the kids who were able to delay gratification were ones who had reason to trust the experimenter. If kids had learned that adults don't keep their word - aka they won't get that 2nd marshmallow - then they (very logically) ate the marshmallow right away. So as adults, looking back at our money scripts to see where we are falling into learned helplessness or thinking there isn't any point in delaying gratification because of past experiences, and addressing those actively.

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Your thumbnails are exactly similar to what Nischa have 😅 Keep up the great work! More success to you.

Hope you are well. I watch all your videos on TH-cam. You are making amazing video content. Your video quality is appreciable. I am so impressed by your content. I was analyzing your channel and noticed that you are struggling with video views and video ranking. May I share some tips on how you can achieve your goals?

Hi Jodie how i can contact on do you have an email?

Yes music is distracting but the content is awesome

Thank you for the information. Just a friendly heads up the music is distracting.

As usual...Great content! Investing is a marathon and not a sprint. Take care of yourself first. It will amaze you how much your investments will grow in 5 years. Patience is a must. Start today, even if it is just a small amount, put a little away every month, your future self will thank you! (Love the background and seeing your hands! We notice your improvements with every video.) (Keep up the good work!)

Great content! You need to get in the habit of paying yourself first. Have money taken out of each paycheck and sent straight into your investment account. You will learn to live without that money within a few months and your investments will grow.

Thanks for this, this was very well worded. I've arrived at a point where I'm financially 'well' and don't need to work and this is message is EXACTLY what I've been processing for the last year. I have a friend that would offer financial and health advice at times, some of it which was pretty good! But a few years ago I stopped listening to his advice when I looked at his situation realizing that I was taking financial and health advice from a man that was living in his brothers basement, living month to month and was extremely overweight and had developed a fair number of health issues. I felt that he was projecting his ideals but didn't ever listen to his own advice. My financial wellbeing and overall health has dramatically improved since. But it's unfortunate because I've now 'arrived' at a point in my life where none of my friends are here with me and I find it to be rather lonely. So now I'm searching for people that are in a similar position in life. It's daunting.

Another great video! Your video editing skills are advancing and we notice. A lot of people think that becoming successful or a millionaire is by doing one thing, or getting lucky, when it is really about lifestyle and doing things in your daily life that set you up for success. Successful people are prepared to take advantage of luck when it does happen. They have already done their homework.

Subscribed. Clarity found here, sensibility too. Well done and I would like to say the best of luck on your TH-cam journey. Thanks for a great episode.

Hope you are well. I watch all your videos on TH-cam. You are making amazing video content. Your video quality is appreciable. I am so impressed by your content. I was analyzing your channel and noticed that you are struggling with video views and video ranking. May I share some tips on how you can achieve your goals?

I want you to make some videos about How to be confident! How to be Magnetic!

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Hi Jodie Brook, This Video is excellent I am willing to edit one short video for You for FREE to show my abilities and get hired as an editor I'll create raw clips from your long videos and edit it You can upload it on Instagram or YT Shorts to attract viewers to long videos If You like it, You can hire me I didn't find your Instagram or email so I commented here If yes, then give me your email I'll edit and send it to you

Great content today. Everyone needs to put at least one hour a week of their time into their finances. There are many resources to learn how to invest today, people need to take advantage of them. Investing is not gambling, not a sprint either, but a marathon. The earlier that you start investing the better your results will be.

my parents started off their working lives in the mid 60s. once I realized what the sequence of return looked like for their formative years, it made sense that they didn't believe in investing in the markets (they have some investments now, but they have stayed very conservative from my understanding). they also paid off their mortgage early. in the 80s that made perfect sense. but to take their advice to do the same thing over the past two decades would not have been optimal. (I did it anyways) otoh, my dad always focused on the importance of transferable skills and strong networks, not being more loyal to an employer than they are to you - that has stayed relevant.