I hope you see this comment, I highly appreciate what you're doing here in you're channel, it's my number one way to learn about wealth and money to fight poverty. From Africa /Sudan
Is getting a credit card for everyday expenses a good idea? Like paying off bills using the card and then paying the card with the money you already would have paid the bill with cash instead?
The next thing you have to do is to stop wasting money on things that cost a lot so if you have bikes - use them instead of your car ( especially if you are a city dweller . Sell your car ! It is depreciating in value and unless you absolutely need one you are loosing 1000’s in value every year road tax, and insurances ! If living and working in the city - workout if you need your car !!! Parking fees and fines are heavy. If you do need a car why not join forces with a friend and ask them to take you shopping ( paying them money for their fuel etc parking) car sharing will half the cost of your use of a car (and help the car owner in that they too can go to the shops and buy their shopping as well)
For me it’s prioritising sleep. Sleep well and you won’t have to spend money on caffeinated drinks, and you’ll be healthier (which means less medical bills!) Happy 2022 everyone!
Jake Muga Having observed people who I have traveled with who can't function without their coffee, I never thought about the money I save. I never developed the substance addiction to coffee, nicotine or caffeine. When I asked others who do one or both of these, it made me realize how much money I save. All I need each morning, after brushing my teeth is 16 oz of water. I won't walk around in a fog if I don't have it similar to people who can't think straight before coffee. I do, however, enjoy my morning water! I did invest in a good filtration system to enjoy my water drinking habit even more!
Thank you for being there LIBERTONCORP when I wanted you to..... I was lost in this new world that I was hassled to start with ....you not only guided me along the way but you also showed me the proper way....whatever little I have been able to achieve in life is because of you today ..... I want to thank you for being there and showing me the proper way of doing thing for me you are my best guide as you truly showed me the way to life....once again , I would like to tell you a heartfelt thanks for being there.
Big tip for others and way I've saved money is learning how to fix your own things. From car maintenance, bike maintenance, clothing and furniture repair, learning how to be more self-sustainable has saved me tons of money in expenses and helped me pick up new skill sets as well. Also, when I do finally need to buy something, I lean more toward thee buy once cry once category in that I'd rather pay a bit more for something that will last me for years instead of paying less for something I'll have to replace in a few months. TL;DR learn to DIY, purchase things mindfully
I often call a shop and ask them how much they'd charge me to do whatever job I had just done to see how much money I saved. Altho time is money...I feel good after swappin' out shocks or changing oil myself or whatever. #keepitup
@@nicholaskoenig3106 great tip! I’ve done the same or split it sorta by buying the part that needs replaced at a discount shop somewhere and just have them put it in. Sometimes you can save a good chunk on just getting the part elsewhere
Yeah, agree. I actually just made a video on this same topic and that is one of the points I put on the list. Really important to learn how to fix your own stuff especially items like large appliances (dish washers, ovens, refrigerators, microwaves, etc...). Cars are getting harder due to all the computer control, but you can still do some things.
my friend and I have a monthly meeting about where our finances are at and our goals to keep things accountable. We also have a "going out" jar that all of us contribute and use when we want to go for drinks and etc.
@@seymourwhitetail4945 I get. But hey if you can't change their minds...then change the setting for yourself. It usually rubs off on other people...in a good way. Inspiration follows. 🙌🏽
I've done a lot of what you recommended already. I got rid of cable TV four years ago ($298/month)...that's $14,304 saved, and I don't miss it at all since I've filled my time with more productive endeavors. I just saved $800/year on my car and home insurance by switching at the end of 2021. Same coverage, less money! I regularly check the available rates for electric/gas and just cut my electric supply charge by 40% last month. I put the savings toward paying off debt. I also started growing my own herbs two years ago, and have enough for my personal use and to give as gifts. I make my own BBQ sauce, rubs, vanilla extract and mayonnaise so I save at the grocery store. I really appreciate your insight. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience; it's valuable, enlightening and entertaining. As for social media...the biggest time waster ever invented. I don't have Instagram, Snapchat, TicTok, Twitter, Facebook...TH-cam is the only platform I use.
You should do a new video about LIBERTONCORP ! I really like you’re mellow delivery and you seem like you’re very knowledgeable. I watch lots of influencers and you always seem very calculated and know exactly what you’re talking about and understand it. You’re better at explaining complicated things simply, than any other person on youtube keep it up brother!
When referencing corporate America, he said “They don’t really care about you as they make it seem” realest thing he said...I’ve seen experienced it first hand in the DMV. Black ppl aren’t really respected in corporate America. Glad that he was able to get out of there and become his own boss *LIBERTONCORP*
LIBERTONCORP is young. Holding almost anything mentioned here is a good hold because the VHS or Beta will only show in time. I want to hold them early. Its sad that most dont think of these things as good future holds instead of being out of the market and bottom hunting. Are we the adopters or are we scavengers? surely one of these layer ones will become the standard and i dont want to sell any of them too early.
My kids are tired of hearing me telling them "You can only spend a dollar once" It took a while to understand what it meant, but when they realized that after they spent what money they had on some shiny junk they didn't need, and had a real need later on, it finally made sense to them. Some of them are learning this a little faster/slower than the others, but they are learning.
@@alaneddy4575 They are now. All but one is moved out, yet one is still not exactly getting it. Not sure if it's laziness, carelessness, or perhaps something else. All I know is that I don't come to the rescue even if I could afford to. Can't learn a lesson if there's no consequences.
My great grandfather told my mother and her sisters: "You can turn riches to rags, but you can't turn rags to riches." Clothes shopping has bankrupted many fashionable people.
15 About renegotiating your salary: I know it’s not often possible, but getting out of the comfort zone and finding another job/contract/client usually pays you way more than renegotiating it.
Omfg! LibertonCorp turned out to be a bloody smart move. I love love love this. I’m the wrong side of 40 so I’m taking this all on board IMMEDIATELY- thank you! Even if I run out of time my kids will benefit from this incredible education. Thankyou thankyou thankyou!!
I did cancel most of my subscriptions but I'm definitely not going to cancel gym membership, it only costs £16/month and it actually forces me to leave the house, go for a walk and spend some time in the park after a good workout. Kind of a routine and it really helps with mental health/anxiety :)
If you get a benefit from it then definitely keep it. The general vibe should probably be that you just need to look at monthly expenses that are discretionary and any you don’t get anything from you can cancel.
One thing is either complete or cancel the open projects/ideas/dreams that ended up not being high priority. This is especially important for creative people that have a lot of ideas and have a lot of open projects at the same time. For any project you have invested in some gear/tools/resources and/or time and if it stays in progress for very long you have the resources sitting idle and not invested in a better way. You have to either complete the project as fast as possible to see the return and reward on the investment you made starting the project or cancel the project and free the resources (example sell the tools and gear that you no longer need). If you started 12 months ago to build a greenhouse, a pizza oven and a garden table, you bought tools, materials and everything you needed and in theory you could have built them in 2 months, but you haven't after a year, then face your decisions and responsibility and accept that you will not build them, so sell the tools and materials and invest your time and money in something else. Having resources sitting idle, because "I will one day complete that project" is not a good mindset for saving money.
100% & than learn to not jump into things too quickly. That is something that has taken me years to work out. Removing oneself from items such as smartphones with apps, TV, PC games ect will help resolve this issue as you are decoupling from the marketing tools for quick satisfaction, attention reduction & dopamine hits.
Señorita, I love your metamorphosis. You taught me how to take advanced selfies and now you teach me how to be a freaking responsible adult. Gosh, much love queen!
Although< I have interests in global economics I don't watch the news anymore... I have enough FUD. Thanks for this news and offering your insight on how to navigate during unfortunate times/events like this. You're right about keeping level headed when investing so that's why I think it's important to limit the amount of FUD we consume. I don't watch the media but the news that you present has enough to know issues going on without riding the emotional rollercoaster if I were to watch the news everyday. Now I buy and just trade long term more than ever, I have made over £728k from day trading with Liberton Corp Signal in few weeks, this is one of the best medium to backup your assets incase it goes bearish....
Changing mentality about purchasing things is the key! We often think that buying things, coffee and going out are doing therapy which they do from time to time but not always. The other point is that when you don’t make much money you tend to purchase these little things to make your subconscious think you can afford and OTHERS think that you are wealthy. Rich people do the opposite they know they are rich and don’t care what others think so they don’t waste it on invaluable things. Stay away from Dollarama kids 😊 Thank you for your videos. Amazingly bright person you are
Excellent suggestions! I love your philosophy of life! May I please add one idea? Give, and you will receive. Your gift will return to you in full-pressed down, shaken together to make room for more, running over, and poured into your lap. The amount you give will determine the amount you get back. My wife and I have been giving 10% of our gross income (yep, before taxes) for over forty years. I've never earned the big "six-figure-income" and yet our lifestyle is such that my wife has only worked when she's wanted to. (She owned a travel franchise for quite a while so we've traveled to some AMAZING places.) We have no debt except our mortgage; we decided to remodel and add an apartment to our basement so we receive enough passive income to pay the mortgage. We have two nice paid-for cars. We put one of our two kids through a very expensive private college; the other joined the Navy. I could go on and on but the bottom line is that God loves a cheerful giver and if God loves it, you're GOOD! If I sound like I'm bragging, I am. I'm bragging about how God gives way more than I ever can.
One of the things that can save us a lot of money too is growing our own food/ gardening plus we eat fresher and healthier too. thank you Sorelle! Just watching you talk, I feel less alone. So thank you..
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#16 Pack your work lunch. Absolutely! I just figured for the first time in, um, ever, that for the last 4 yrs my husband has been spending $400/ month on eating out just for lunches. I found that incredible. Most of it is just fast food. Once upon a time I held a very physical job and almost every single day I ate a pb&j and a piece of fruit. It was so completely sustaining energy-wise and cheap too.
Love your content. Love your hair. My top tip would be - make your meals plant based. Doesn't need to be totally vegan, my partner adds meat to what I cook, but I can eat for pennies. Much cheaper to buy veggies, grains, even dried beans, rice, noodles than meat, or processed vegan substitutes. Plus the dried stuff lasts longer, which means you aren't throwing out spolied food (indirectly, money)
@@DavidSweetnam i can't tell you exactly how much i spend on food but i know i definately have more money since i stopped buying red meat, cold cuts, chocolates, alcohol, milk, sweet drinks...
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I always write down EVERYTHING i spend money on, so when I check my notebook i know how much i'm spending per month and on what things. That way, is easier for me to know when to stop and when it's ok to buy whatever i'm thinking of. Thanks for your tips Sorelle :)
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I do most of that list and I've just built myself an outdoor kitchen (dad was a brickie & taught me bricklaying & stonework as a kid, 😀) comprising of a bread oven, wok burners and a BBQ. It's all wood fired and now my hobby is foraging for wood to fuel it. I buy reduced meat & vegetables at the store and I cook meals in bulk. Thanks for the great videos 😊
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Well, I'm happy that I started to do a lot of these things last year! Unfortunatelly, I had a debt that has been drawning a lot of my money, but on the other hand, having this debt has been eye opening for me to finances, and although I haven't been able to save much, I've seen how capable I'm to live withouth wasting so much. Now that it's over I'm planning to save it all!!! Thanks for your guidence as always!
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Amazing stream, as always. I commend the approach you take to the news and the markets. A lot has changed lately but the truth is I don't even care much about how bullish or bearish the market is anymore because LIBERTONCORP has got me covered as I am comfortably making 3.1B T C monthly.
Great vid again, Sorelle. Here's my tip (and it's soooo satisfying: If I like and use a product often, say shampoo, (mine is bio friendly and a bit more expensive than your regular drugstore shampoo) and it's on sale (online shops often have great discounts on top of the product that's on sale and free shipping if spent an x amount): I buy in bulk. It's odd maybe, but I have a 3 or 4 year supply of my favourite mascara, for example. It is satisfying to know I saved so much money and I love the tranquility of just having to go to my stock cabinet and pull out a fresh whatever it is when something is finished. It also saves me so much time and headspace of not having to go to the shops because I ran out on my fave product. So this is a great way to save money, time áaand energy. So: more joy. Freeedóoooommm, haha. Thanks for the awesome tips!
Thank you for another great video! I implemented this for the year 2022: when ever I buy something I don't need but I want it, say, cookies that cost 2€, or a decoration item that costs 30€, I put the same amount of money into my savings account. After a year I'll se what to do with that money.
Hi Sorelle, Your videos are really helping me take control of my life. I still don't have a total concrete plan younare helping me feel like I have real opertunity in everyday life.
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I am trench composting ALL my food leftovers: veggie peels, tea leaves, coffee grains, fish bones, etc. - this is to cut my weekly trash pile and help the environment! You save on fertilizers while your greenery is growing thankfully bright, silky, and blooming with flowers attracting birds, and butterflies. Such a beauty is priceless!
Your videos are always so spot on. I'm not typically even interested in the finance videos, but your delivery makes it way more interesting. Keep up the good work and keep making great videos! :))
I have lived by the majority of those things you mention my entire life ,before the internet it was no different and my parents lived a very fragile life and had a wonderful fulfilling life living the same way budgeting and knowing where every dollar went and not being reckless with spending, they retired and had a easy life thru retirement with plenty no matter what happens, I am doing the same and I have always remained debt free thru life buying new cars with cash and if I couldn't buy something with cash I waited until I could. Thank goodness for great parents and teachers when I was younger
I find it unbelievable that i haven't dealt more in depth with finances and fianlly starting my own company, as i instinctively follow 90% of everything Sorelle says on the video. i cant wait to finish my studies and start this new journey !
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I am literally already doing pretty much all of these things! 😂 Grew up broke, so learned to be frugal! Now i need to actually learn how to actually increase my income! 💜
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Absolutely loved this video!!! I have my own business so I have the luxury to be flexible but I try t see people during the day when I am socialising, this has several benefits in that it means that I am not out too late in the evening but also It is much cheaper to socialise during the day, grab a cup of coffee and go for a walk, rather than spend a lot of money for dinner. I also moved out of London and now live on the Coast in the UK which is at once so beautiful and a really inspiring place to live but so so much cheaper than living in the capital.
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Dear Sorelle, if you see this comment can you please make a video about activities you can do with friends that are not drinking shopping or going out to eat. That tip really resonated with me but it can be so hard to find replacements. I have recently moved and have been struggling a lot lately with finding things to do that are not one of those three activities. Thanks! Love your channel!
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Referring to the lIBERTONCORP situation can anyone tell me if I’m supposed to be cross referencing the amount of crypto I have or the cash amount, regarding the email. Thank you.
Nice one, Sorelle. A good reminder for economies. I would like to add one thing: for the second hand clothes, the best for us, if we decide to buy 2nd hand, is to do an energetical cleaning after buying to be sure they are free of the emotions & feelings of the previous owner/s. This is actually very important for our health, but very very few people know it. Now, that I think about it, maybe we should do that even with the new clothes...better safe than sorry, right? 😁 Big hug & thx for the tips. 😘
The coffee/tea/beverage out one! Just had this convo with a friend who's husband said "but the coffee is only $1", Yeah, and the $7 in snacks you also buy every time are what is adding up! He's taking a thermos now! The daily, weekly, etc habits that are just a little bit here and there, make a huge difference!
I save money by sharing expenses like having a roommate, get on family plans, splitting meals or ordering a couple appetizers for those rare times of eating out, and taking good care of the items I have so they last longer and I have no need to replace them anytime soon! Love this video - thank you! Love the new haircut also!
With the exceptions of the gym (I go three times a week and it's free for me) and prioritizing money, I'm pretty sure I have all of these covered. It's taken years of being single (when I was married, we spent money like it was going out of style), making my own food, staying away from mass media and television, and so on, to work all of these things out myself. Another major exception, I think, is buying clothes at the thrift store. I buy a lot of computers, parts, sporting goods and other interesting things from the thrift store, but I need my clothing to be new. Shoes, especially. Savings: I let my savings build until I need to put it into something that grows (no more than $500). I hate paying interest. It's like throwing money down the drain, so credit cards are paid-in-full before the next billing cycle. You do have to keep track of the billing cycle and the dates, otherwise you'll pay hefty interest charges. I hate paying fees - for anything. Late fees are especially stupid. Bank overdraft fees are probably the #1 stupid things to pay, but then it's only stupid people who don't learn how to count their money early on who end up paying these. I hear it's about 9% of most people who pay overdraft fees. I can get all kinds of free books on the internet for whatever currently interests me, but eventually, I buy the book (usually by the inventor of the new tech or insight). Sometimes I buy books that turn out to be less useful (or useless), but it doesn't stop me from buying a book that might lend me insight into the world, and most of the time, I'm not disappointed. I've been tempted to sign up for streaming services, but in the end, I always manage to resist the urge, reminding myself that these are not necessary, I can live without them, and there are better things to do with my time. On the other hand, I recognize my need to mentally "coast", and simply immerse myself in some sort of escapism. Usually it's youtube.
I do a lot of this already, and I agree they are wonderful points especially for people who haven't realized how much they're spending, but we have now entered a year where inflation and hyperinflation are a real thing (I live in Istanbul and hyperinflation has definitely started). What I'm trying to say is, how do we find a way around that? I have investments in gold, crypto, stocks etc, exercise, sleep well, cook at home so eat well and am thankful it has improved my health drastically, but seems that we are always behind in the race for financial freedom because there is a system issue that has magnified in the past two years. Does anyone have any advice on how to start getting ahead of this great transfer of wealth to massive corporations and billionaires, or do you think we'll have to struggle for a few more years? Will it have to get worse before it gets better? Thanks for the great video!
Great advice. I have found using cash a lot more has a helped me appreciate the cost of everything, necessary and unnecessary. As has been mentioned writing down cash flow can be a dawning realisation of the reality of our financial situation. Thank you.
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Great stuff Sorelle. It needs to be said! I think the streaming especially takes away money, but also time too. I took my social media away a couple years ago. Both have saved me so much time, it is unreal.
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I moved to the US 25 years ago. I always loved going to Thrift stores and finding quality items. I would rather pay $ 10 - $ 15 in a quality item ( i like cashmere sweaters), than spend that amount in a cheap store where the items look bad after a few washes. I learned to sew from my grandmother. It surprises me how many people don't know how to hem a skirt or put a button. I have an amazing wardrobe: lots of linen, merino wool and cashmere, silk. Last time I bought new sweaters was christmas 2022. J. Crew and Ann Taylor Loft. Great colors and cuts but the sweaters looked bad after just a few months. (I used to teach Fashion History). In my family we cook almos all meals at home. I buy lots of fresh fruits and vegetables, or sodas. Your video made me realize that there are many other ways I could save my money and time. I confess that I use Netflix a lot. I have been improving my German and French language skills thanks to YOu tube and some great teachers there. It can be time-consuming finding the right material. Thanks Sorelle
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Great list! Talking about finances is such a great first step. I took this advice from another video, and I have incorporated it into my day to day life. The financial future looks bright. 🤗
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Thank you for your channel, you're teaching me so much! I'm just nervous about moving my money to another place that I don't know much about... is it risky to move savings to the company your suggesting that pay 9% interest? Sorry if this is a dumb question I just know little about it
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Thankyou for the reminders ! I was able to tick alot of your advice off ! Sadly I'm a hoarder , I mean big things ! So 2022 is the time to unload and declutter . Plus pay off all those visa and overdraft shtuff that makes the bank rich . PLAN A ! Have an awsome year everyone , this year will be great in all directions we go !!!
I spent so much money on coffee last year. For me, it was because this chain soothed my homesickness (expat here) but building a ritual around making coffee at home has saved me so much money so far and going forward. It's also great for making me feel like my current home is home
I like your hair and nails! You make amazing videos, I really look up to your hard work and discipline in your videos; I hope to reach your level someday. You actually inspired me to go out and buy an apple laptop, Hahaha, it's true. I swear, I'm not flirting, I would never have a chance with you, just from one Entrepreneur to another. ;o) Thank you for your direction. I'm looking forward to your next video!
Sorelle, My cousin died suddenly, I had nothing to wear to his funeral, nor had any time to shop! Went to a thrift shop on my way out of town to the event and found a rayon black skirt and a tee shirt. I got another tee shirt and a pair of Smart Wool sox. The entire cost was $12 !! Thanks for your advice!
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Finally!!!! I was checking my youtube every other day to make sure I didn't miss your video! Thanks Sorelle! Brilliant and insightful as always xx
I hope you see this comment, I highly appreciate what you're doing here in you're channel, it's my number one way to learn about wealth and money to fight poverty. From Africa /Sudan
Is getting a credit card for everyday expenses a good idea? Like paying off bills using the card and then paying the card with the money you already would have paid the bill with cash instead?
The next thing you have to do is to stop wasting money on things that cost a lot so if you have bikes - use them instead of your car ( especially if you are a city dweller . Sell your car ! It is depreciating in value and unless you absolutely need one you are loosing 1000’s in value every year road tax, and insurances ! If living and working in the city - workout if you need your car !!! Parking fees and fines are heavy. If you do need a car why not join forces with a friend and ask them to take you shopping ( paying them money for their fuel etc parking) car sharing will half the cost of your use of a car (and help the car owner in that they too can go to the shops and buy their shopping as well)
For me it’s prioritising sleep. Sleep well and you won’t have to spend money on caffeinated drinks, and you’ll be healthier (which means less medical bills!)
Happy 2022 everyone!
Amazing tip!
I hear that! Caffeine will be my next nemesis to tackle.
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I have minimized my consumption and drink it only once or twice a week now, I find I have more energy without it and it's really just a stimulant.
Jake Muga Having observed people who I have traveled with who can't function without their coffee, I never thought about the money I save. I never developed the substance addiction to coffee, nicotine or caffeine. When I asked others who do one or both of these, it made me realize how much money I save. All I need each morning, after brushing my teeth is 16 oz of water. I won't walk around in a fog if I don't have it similar to people who can't think straight before coffee. I do, however, enjoy my morning water!
I did invest in a good filtration system to enjoy my water drinking habit even more!
Thank you for being there LIBERTONCORP when I wanted you to..... I was lost in this new world that I was hassled to start with ....you not only guided me along the way but you also showed me the proper way....whatever little I have been able to achieve in life is because of you today ..... I want to thank you for being there and showing me the proper way of doing thing for me you are my best guide as you truly showed me the way to life....once again , I would like to tell you a heartfelt thanks for being there.
Big tip for others and way I've saved money is learning how to fix your own things. From car maintenance, bike maintenance, clothing and furniture repair, learning how to be more self-sustainable has saved me tons of money in expenses and helped me pick up new skill sets as well. Also, when I do finally need to buy something, I lean more toward thee buy once cry once category in that I'd rather pay a bit more for something that will last me for years instead of paying less for something I'll have to replace in a few months. TL;DR learn to DIY, purchase things mindfully
A great thing about doing things yourself is that you also learn WHEN it's better to hire someone else to fix it.
@@ThePeacemaker848 exactly!
I often call a shop and ask them how much they'd charge me to do whatever job I had just done to see how much money I saved. Altho time is money...I feel good after swappin' out shocks or changing oil myself or whatever. #keepitup
@@nicholaskoenig3106 great tip! I’ve done the same or split it sorta by buying the part that needs replaced at a discount shop somewhere and just have them put it in. Sometimes you can save a good chunk on just getting the part elsewhere
Yeah, agree. I actually just made a video on this same topic and that is one of the points I put on the list. Really important to learn how to fix your own stuff especially items like large appliances (dish washers, ovens, refrigerators, microwaves, etc...). Cars are getting harder due to all the computer control, but you can still do some things.
90% of comments are now lIBERTONCORP
my friend and I have a monthly meeting about where our finances are at and our goals to keep things accountable. We also have a "going out" jar that all of us contribute and use when we want to go for drinks and etc.
OMG accountability friends are the best! And the jar idea is so smart!
How cool is that
I need friends like that. Mine spend their spare time watching grainy conspiracy videos of alleged Sasquatch and Bigfoot sightings.
@@seymourwhitetail4945 I get. But hey if you can't change their minds...then change the setting for yourself. It usually rubs off on other people...in a good way. Inspiration follows. 🙌🏽
@@seymourwhitetail4945 having money is nice, but when samsquanch is knocking at your door all that money doesn't matter anymore.
I've done a lot of what you recommended already. I got rid of cable TV four years ago ($298/month)...that's $14,304 saved, and I don't miss it at all since I've filled my time with more productive endeavors. I just saved $800/year on my car and home insurance by switching at the end of 2021. Same coverage, less money! I regularly check the available rates for electric/gas and just cut my electric supply charge by 40% last month. I put the savings toward paying off debt. I also started growing my own herbs two years ago, and have enough for my personal use and to give as gifts. I make my own BBQ sauce, rubs, vanilla extract and mayonnaise so I save at the grocery store. I really appreciate your insight. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience; it's valuable, enlightening and entertaining. As for social media...the biggest time waster ever invented. I don't have Instagram, Snapchat, TicTok, Twitter, Facebook...TH-cam is the only platform I use.
You should do a new video about LIBERTONCORP ! I really like you’re mellow delivery and you seem like you’re very knowledgeable. I watch lots of influencers and you always seem very calculated and know exactly what you’re talking about and understand it. You’re better at explaining complicated things simply, than any other person on youtube keep it up brother!
When referencing corporate America, he said “They don’t really care about you as they make it seem” realest thing he said...I’ve seen experienced it first hand in the DMV. Black ppl aren’t really respected in corporate America. Glad that he was able to get out of there and become his own boss *LIBERTONCORP*
LIBERTONCORP is young. Holding almost anything mentioned here is a good hold because the VHS or Beta will only show in time. I want to hold them early. Its sad that most dont think of these things as good future holds instead of being out of the market and bottom hunting. Are we the adopters or are we scavengers? surely one of these layer ones will become the standard and i dont want to sell any of them too early.
My kids are tired of hearing me telling them
"You can only spend a dollar once"
It took a while to understand what it meant, but when they realized that after they spent what money they had on some shiny junk they didn't need, and had a real need later on, it finally made sense to them. Some of them are learning this a little faster/slower than the others, but they are learning.
good man ;0
@@alaneddy4575
They are now. All but one is moved out, yet one is still not exactly getting it. Not sure if it's laziness, carelessness, or perhaps something else. All I know is that I don't come to the rescue even if I could afford to. Can't learn a lesson if there's no consequences.
My great grandfather told my mother and her sisters: "You can turn riches to rags, but you can't turn rags to riches." Clothes shopping has bankrupted many fashionable people.
Unless you're the federal reserve, then you have an unlimited supply
I totally agree with what you are saying ....
15 About renegotiating your salary: I know it’s not often possible, but getting out of the comfort zone and finding another job/contract/client usually pays you way more than renegotiating it.
Omfg! LibertonCorp turned out to be a bloody smart move. I love love love this. I’m the wrong side of 40 so I’m taking this all on board IMMEDIATELY- thank you! Even if I run out of time my kids will benefit from this incredible education. Thankyou thankyou thankyou!!
I did cancel most of my subscriptions but I'm definitely not going to cancel gym membership, it only costs £16/month and it actually forces me to leave the house, go for a walk and spend some time in the park after a good workout. Kind of a routine and it really helps with mental health/anxiety :)
Keep at it king! 💪
I'm with you on this one. Gym membership forces me to leave the house, and my gym has a really nice sauna and large swimming pool.
If you get a benefit from it then definitely keep it. The general vibe should probably be that you just need to look at monthly expenses that are discretionary and any you don’t get anything from you can cancel.
One thing is either complete or cancel the open projects/ideas/dreams that ended up not being high priority. This is especially important for creative people that have a lot of ideas and have a lot of open projects at the same time. For any project you have invested in some gear/tools/resources and/or time and if it stays in progress for very long you have the resources sitting idle and not invested in a better way. You have to either complete the project as fast as possible to see the return and reward on the investment you made starting the project or cancel the project and free the resources (example sell the tools and gear that you no longer need). If you started 12 months ago to build a greenhouse, a pizza oven and a garden table, you bought tools, materials and everything you needed and in theory you could have built them in 2 months, but you haven't after a year, then face your decisions and responsibility and accept that you will not build them, so sell the tools and materials and invest your time and money in something else. Having resources sitting idle, because "I will one day complete that project" is not a good mindset for saving money.
This comment ia gold!
100% & than learn to not jump into things too quickly. That is something that has taken me years to work out. Removing oneself from items such as smartphones with apps, TV, PC games ect will help resolve this issue as you are decoupling from the marketing tools for quick satisfaction, attention reduction & dopamine hits.
Stop scrolling the keyword is lIBERTONCORP
Señorita, I love your metamorphosis. You taught me how to take advanced selfies and now you teach me how to be a freaking responsible adult. Gosh, much love queen!
Everyone talking about the lIBERTONCORP launch best news this year
Although< I have interests in global economics I don't watch the news anymore... I have enough FUD. Thanks for this news and offering your insight on how to navigate during unfortunate times/events like this. You're right about keeping level headed when investing so that's why I think it's important to limit the amount of FUD we consume. I don't watch the media but the news that you present has enough to know issues going on without riding the emotional rollercoaster if I were to watch the news everyday. Now I buy and just trade long term more than ever, I have made over £728k from day trading with Liberton Corp Signal in few weeks, this is one of the best medium to backup your assets incase it goes bearish....
Sign we are back at bullmarket: Everyone and their mothers be like lIBERTONCORP
Game of life is game of lIBERTONCORP
Changing mentality about purchasing things is the key! We often think that buying things, coffee and going out are doing therapy which they do from time to time but not always. The other point is that when you don’t make much money you tend to purchase these little things to make your subconscious think you can afford and OTHERS think that you are wealthy. Rich people do the opposite they know they are rich and don’t care what others think so they don’t waste it on invaluable things.
Stay away from Dollarama kids 😊
Thank you for your videos. Amazingly bright person you are
I like your hair.
Hey thanks. I like yours too.
Excellent suggestions! I love your philosophy of life! May I please add one idea? Give, and you will receive. Your gift will return to you in full-pressed down, shaken together to make room for more, running over, and poured into your lap. The amount you give will determine the amount you get back. My wife and I have been giving 10% of our gross income (yep, before taxes) for over forty years. I've never earned the big "six-figure-income" and yet our lifestyle is such that my wife has only worked when she's wanted to. (She owned a travel franchise for quite a while so we've traveled to some AMAZING places.) We have no debt except our mortgage; we decided to remodel and add an apartment to our basement so we receive enough passive income to pay the mortgage. We have two nice paid-for cars. We put one of our two kids through a very expensive private college; the other joined the Navy. I could go on and on but the bottom line is that God loves a cheerful giver and if God loves it, you're GOOD! If I sound like I'm bragging, I am. I'm bragging about how God gives way more than I ever can.
One of the things that can save us a lot of money too is growing our own food/ gardening plus we eat fresher and healthier too. thank you Sorelle! Just watching you talk, I feel less alone. So thank you..
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Part of a very important coin been talked about in lIBERTONCORP
I came to a point where a new video notification from you just brightens my day before I have even watched it
THAT IS AWESOME! But seriously, we're just happy to be back after a break.
Imagine missing the Amazon lIBERTONCORP on-going presale, HODL STRONG the public sale about to explode
Lots of great points here, it's amazing how you constantly deliver so much good content and positive vibes! Love it
Thanks! A little sneak peek though... we'll be switching the content up in February. Watch this space...
Yessss! Let the new content come this way! No Netflix only Sorelle!
Hahah, yes!
Yes. So glad I stumbled upon Sorelle’s channel a few months ago. 🙏🏼
Hi Sorelle! That hair is rockin! I would love if you and Leon did a video on growing your own food and meal prepping!
Thank you!! Finally happy with a hair choice in the last year.
#16 Pack your work lunch.
Absolutely! I just figured for the first time in, um, ever, that for the last 4 yrs my husband has been spending $400/ month on eating out just for lunches. I found that incredible. Most of it is just fast food. Once upon a time I held a very physical job and almost every single day I ate a pb&j and a piece of fruit. It was so completely sustaining energy-wise and cheap too.
lIBERTONCORP is not a community token but made by the Amazon brand it will be their main payment method soon enough so this is a nobrainer?
If Jeff Bezos is lIBERTONCORP hyped then I can be as well, what about you?
Love your content. Love your hair.
My top tip would be - make your meals plant based. Doesn't need to be totally vegan, my partner adds meat to what I cook, but I can eat for pennies. Much cheaper to buy veggies, grains, even dried beans, rice, noodles than meat, or processed vegan substitutes. Plus the dried stuff lasts longer, which means you aren't throwing out spolied food (indirectly, money)
Out of interest, how much would you say you spend per week on food? I've cut a lot of expenses but still spend a lot on food...
Do you plan your meals on advance?
@@DavidSweetnam i can't tell you exactly how much i spend on food but i know i definately have more money since i stopped buying red meat, cold cuts, chocolates, alcohol, milk, sweet drinks...
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I always write down EVERYTHING i spend money on, so when I check my notebook i know how much i'm spending per month and on what things. That way, is easier for me to know when to stop and when it's ok to buy whatever i'm thinking of.
Thanks for your tips Sorelle :)
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I do most of that list and I've just built myself an outdoor kitchen (dad was a brickie & taught me bricklaying & stonework as a kid, 😀) comprising of a bread oven, wok burners and a BBQ. It's all wood fired and now my hobby is foraging for wood to fuel it. I buy reduced meat & vegetables at the store and I cook meals in bulk.
Thanks for the great videos 😊
lIBERTONCORPis also kicking off and showing A LOT of potential. Don't Sleep on it
Great Video and keep being a blessing to humans . please, Is there anyone here with the best ideas on how to utilize 40 thousand Dollars and can assure good returns from it?
Any idea ...
Put it in a bank .
@@favourazah1504 Thank you ,but that’s not a good idea for me .
😂😂 putting money in the bank can't make you richer .
I do invest with Arktrading a professional platform , their experience has been amazing for me. You can give them a try, their great works makes better returns weekly , I’ve achieved a lot so far
@@jamesjude4988 that’s awesome, how do i approach them ?
I really enjoy your videos but can you please turn up the recording volume. It is very difficult for evilping80 to hear what you are saying and me as well. Thanks and keep up the good work.
Well, I'm happy that I started to do a lot of these things last year! Unfortunatelly, I had a debt that has been drawning a lot of my money, but on the other hand, having this debt has been eye opening for me to finances, and although I haven't been able to save much, I've seen how capable I'm to live withouth wasting so much. Now that it's over I'm planning to save it all!!! Thanks for your guidence as always!
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He is a visionary. lIBERTONCORP is a long hold
The world opens a new dimension and they call it lIBERTONCORP
Amazing stream, as always. I commend the approach you take to the news and the markets. A lot has changed lately but the truth is I don't even care much about how bullish or bearish the market is anymore because LIBERTONCORP has got me covered as I am comfortably making 3.1B T C monthly.
All apes know that lIBERTONCORP is the biggest of dem bananas
Great vid again, Sorelle. Here's my tip (and it's soooo satisfying: If I like and use a product often, say shampoo, (mine is bio friendly and a bit more expensive than your regular drugstore shampoo) and it's on sale (online shops often have great discounts on top of the product that's on sale and free shipping if spent an x amount): I buy in bulk. It's odd maybe, but I have a 3 or 4 year supply of my favourite mascara, for example. It is satisfying to know I saved so much money and I love the tranquility of just having to go to my stock cabinet and pull out a fresh whatever it is when something is finished. It also saves me so much time and headspace of not having to go to the shops because I ran out on my fave product. So this is a great way to save money, time áaand energy. So: more joy. Freeedóoooommm, haha. Thanks for the awesome tips!
If Jeff is lIBERTONCORP hyped then I can be as well, what about you?
Thank you for another great video! I implemented this for the year 2022: when ever I buy something I don't need but I want it, say, cookies that cost 2€, or a decoration item that costs 30€, I put the same amount of money into my savings account. After a year I'll se what to do with that money.
Hi Sorelle,
Your videos are really helping me take control of my life. I still don't have a total concrete plan younare helping me feel like I have real opertunity in everyday life.
I can relate
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I am trench composting ALL my food leftovers: veggie peels, tea leaves, coffee grains, fish bones, etc. - this is to cut my weekly trash pile and help the environment! You save on fertilizers while your greenery is growing thankfully bright, silky, and blooming with flowers attracting birds, and butterflies. Such a beauty is priceless!
Your videos are always so spot on. I'm not typically even interested in the finance videos, but your delivery makes it way more interesting. Keep up the good work and keep making great videos! :))
I have lived by the majority of those things you mention my entire life ,before the internet it was no different and my parents lived a very fragile life and had a wonderful fulfilling life living the same way budgeting and knowing where every dollar went and not being reckless with spending, they retired and had a easy life thru retirement with plenty no matter what happens, I am doing the same and I have always remained debt free thru life buying new cars with cash and if I couldn't buy something with cash I waited until I could. Thank goodness for great parents and teachers when I was younger
Thank you for your research. I find your videos are well done. Will lIBERTONCORP hit 1000? Not sure but I hope so.
We had three bad years in a row and then lIBERTONCORP showed up
I find it unbelievable that i haven't dealt more in depth with finances and fianlly starting my own company, as i instinctively follow 90% of everything Sorelle says on the video. i cant wait to finish my studies and start this new journey !
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I am literally already doing pretty much all of these things! 😂 Grew up broke, so learned to be frugal! Now i need to actually learn how to actually increase my income! 💜
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Absolutely loved this video!!! I have my own business so I have the luxury to be flexible but I try t see people during the day when I am socialising, this has several benefits in that it means that I am not out too late in the evening but also It is much cheaper to socialise during the day, grab a cup of coffee and go for a walk, rather than spend a lot of money for dinner. I also moved out of London and now live on the Coast in the UK which is at once so beautiful and a really inspiring place to live but so so much cheaper than living in the capital.
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Loving your advice as well as all of your content, Sorelle. I really can’t say enough about how happy I am to find you.
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I do that with the bulk cooking and freezing. I love that u brought that up. Great habit
I will purchase everything of lIBERTONCORP in the whole damn planet. Don't believe? Your bad
Every video I watch gets better and better. You are so kind, sweet and generous
Dear Sorelle, if you see this comment can you please make a video about activities you can do with friends that are not drinking shopping or going out to eat. That tip really resonated with me but it can be so hard to find replacements. I have recently moved and have been struggling a lot lately with finding things to do that are not one of those three activities. Thanks! Love your channel!
I'm so proud of you Sorelle, you've come a long way and I'm truly happy for you. Blessings to you and yours🙏🏾❤💫
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tracking my expenses and having different saving pockets have been LIFE CHANGING since enrolling in The Order
Tracking my expenses has helped so much in the past year!
Simple, but effective!
Yes!
YNAB is my favorite financial tool. The best budgeting tool I have ever used.
Referring to the lIBERTONCORP situation can anyone tell me if I’m supposed to be cross referencing the amount of crypto I have or the cash amount, regarding the email. Thank you.
Nice one, Sorelle. A good reminder for economies. I would like to add one thing: for the second hand clothes, the best for us, if we decide to buy 2nd hand, is to do an energetical cleaning after buying to be sure they are free of the emotions & feelings of the previous owner/s. This is actually very important for our health, but very very few people know it.
Now, that I think about it, maybe we should do that even with the new clothes...better safe than sorry, right? 😁
Big hug & thx for the tips. 😘
How do you cleanse clothes energetically? With incense or another way? :)
@@nici4479 use sage.
Number 6 yes! I’m applying to masters programs that are free and I can do them from home!
The coffee/tea/beverage out one! Just had this convo with a friend who's husband said "but the coffee is only $1", Yeah, and the $7 in snacks you also buy every time are what is adding up! He's taking a thermos now! The daily, weekly, etc habits that are just a little bit here and there, make a huge difference!
Great ones Sorelle! We save so much money cooking at home! Have a beautiful week!
🗣🗣 THAT NEWSLETTER IS 2nd TO NONE!
Thank you!
I save money by sharing expenses like having a roommate, get on family plans, splitting meals or ordering a couple appetizers for those rare times of eating out, and taking good care of the items I have so they last longer and I have no need to replace them anytime soon! Love this video - thank you!
Love the new haircut also!
Missed your videos. Great to have you back
Thank you!
One big hug to you Sorelle!!!
Take 24 hours to really thing if you need that "something".... love love your videos
With the exceptions of the gym (I go three times a week and it's free for me) and prioritizing money, I'm pretty sure I have all of these covered. It's taken years of being single (when I was married, we spent money like it was going out of style), making my own food, staying away from mass media and television, and so on, to work all of these things out myself.
Another major exception, I think, is buying clothes at the thrift store. I buy a lot of computers, parts, sporting goods and other interesting things from the thrift store, but I need my clothing to be new. Shoes, especially.
Savings: I let my savings build until I need to put it into something that grows (no more than $500).
I hate paying interest. It's like throwing money down the drain, so credit cards are paid-in-full before the next billing cycle. You do have to keep track of the billing cycle and the dates, otherwise you'll pay hefty interest charges.
I hate paying fees - for anything. Late fees are especially stupid. Bank overdraft fees are probably the #1 stupid things to pay, but then it's only stupid people who don't learn how to count their money early on who end up paying these. I hear it's about 9% of most people who pay overdraft fees.
I can get all kinds of free books on the internet for whatever currently interests me, but eventually, I buy the book (usually by the inventor of the new tech or insight). Sometimes I buy books that turn out to be less useful (or useless), but it doesn't stop me from buying a book that might lend me insight into the world, and most of the time, I'm not disappointed.
I've been tempted to sign up for streaming services, but in the end, I always manage to resist the urge, reminding myself that these are not necessary, I can live without them, and there are better things to do with my time. On the other hand, I recognize my need to mentally "coast", and simply immerse myself in some sort of escapism. Usually it's youtube.
I do a lot of this already, and I agree they are wonderful points especially for people who haven't realized how much they're spending, but we have now entered a year where inflation and hyperinflation are a real thing (I live in Istanbul and hyperinflation has definitely started). What I'm trying to say is, how do we find a way around that? I have investments in gold, crypto, stocks etc, exercise, sleep well, cook at home so eat well and am thankful it has improved my health drastically, but seems that we are always behind in the race for financial freedom because there is a system issue that has magnified in the past two years. Does anyone have any advice on how to start getting ahead of this great transfer of wealth to massive corporations and billionaires, or do you think we'll have to struggle for a few more years? Will it have to get worse before it gets better? Thanks for the great video!
Wow!! Perfect timing. Hot fresh cup of coffee, just opened TH-cam and bam!! New video!! Hell yes
Hope you enjoy! Excited to be back for 2022.
Great advice. I have found using cash a lot more has a helped me appreciate the cost of everything, necessary and unnecessary. As has been mentioned writing down cash flow can be a dawning realisation of the reality of our financial situation. Thank you.
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Dear Sorelle, You are a real force of nature and you always cheer me up! I love your new hairstyle. With love from Simon
lIBERTONCORP is my safety asset along with tether so i'm really glad to hear all this!! thank you very much
Great stuff Sorelle. It needs to be said! I think the streaming especially takes away money, but also time too. I took my social media away a couple years ago. Both have saved me so much time, it is unreal.
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I can't get over the continuous smile from start to the end :)
I moved to the US 25 years ago. I always loved going to Thrift stores and finding quality items. I would rather pay $ 10 - $ 15 in a quality item ( i like cashmere sweaters), than spend that amount in a cheap store where the items look bad after a few washes. I learned to sew from my grandmother. It surprises me how many people don't know how to hem a skirt or put a button. I have an amazing wardrobe: lots of linen, merino wool and cashmere, silk. Last time I bought new sweaters was christmas 2022. J. Crew and Ann Taylor Loft. Great colors and cuts but the sweaters looked bad after just a few months. (I used to teach Fashion History). In my family we cook almos all meals at home. I buy lots of fresh fruits and vegetables, or sodas. Your video made me realize that there are many other ways I could save my money and time. I confess that I use Netflix a lot. I have been improving my German and French language skills thanks to YOu tube and some great teachers there. It can be time-consuming finding the right material. Thanks Sorelle
Both lIBERTONCORP and BTC are game changer, glad to have them on my portfolio and hope you are considering adding them too?, Yes you that is reading my comment
Love the energy Sorelle! Great content as always. Have a great new year 🎉
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I love you lady, bec I'm living as you, no movies, no shopping, no order for delivery. Thanks for conforming that I'm a good kind of wierdoo .
Great list! Talking about finances is such a great first step. I took this advice from another video, and I have incorporated it into my day to day life. The financial future looks bright. 🤗
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Been practicing a few of these for a while now but you give more. Coming across your channel last year was a game changer for me
Last call for lIBERTONCORP Nothing better this year 🛑🛑
Thank you for your channel, you're teaching me so much!
I'm just nervous about moving my money to another place that I don't know much about... is it risky to move savings to the company your suggesting that pay 9% interest? Sorry if this is a dumb question I just know little about it
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Thankyou for the reminders ! I was able to tick alot of your advice off ! Sadly I'm a hoarder , I mean big things ! So 2022 is the time to unload and declutter . Plus pay off all those visa and overdraft shtuff that makes the bank rich . PLAN A !
Have an awsome year everyone , this year will be great in all directions we go !!!
one again, very informative and to the point. Your Chanel is not a waist of time,,, thank you,,,
So glad to hear that!
Lov the addition of some ambient sounds in this video!
Plan on making extra cash pursuing what I want to do! Freelance filmmaking :).
AMAZING!
I spent so much money on coffee last year. For me, it was because this chain soothed my homesickness (expat here) but building a ritual around making coffee at home has saved me so much money so far and going forward. It's also great for making me feel like my current home is home
I like your hair and nails! You make amazing videos, I really look up to your hard work and discipline in your videos; I hope to reach your level someday. You actually inspired me to go out and buy an apple laptop, Hahaha, it's true. I swear, I'm not flirting, I would never have a chance with you, just from one Entrepreneur to another. ;o) Thank you for your direction. I'm looking forward to your next video!
Sorelle, My cousin died suddenly, I had nothing to wear to his funeral, nor had any time to shop! Went to a thrift shop on my way out of town to the event and found a rayon black skirt and a tee shirt. I got another tee shirt and a pair of Smart Wool sox. The entire cost was $12 !! Thanks for your advice!