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I’m SO appreciative of your balance here. I’ve been watching a lot of financial videos the last couple years, and I think I watched too many that are just “don’t buy anything!” and “no debt ever ever ever!” It’s just made me anxious. This video is such a good balance of reminding me of the necessity of saving and being prudent, but also of living my life to its fullest. Thank you, thank you!
I cannot tell you how much these videos are resonating with me. A few years back I was introduced to you all, but couldn’t get into the content. As my wife is on the verge of graduating from law school, and I’ve entered the financial services industry, the conversations we have about money are so much more nuanced. It’s not because we’re financial gurus. It’s because with great power/opportunity comes great responsibility to make it work for us. We’ve had to think about and discuss these 4 goals A LOT. Holding them in balance (or probably better to say integration) to ensure we deal with the past, present, and future is of paramount importance. Thanks for what you both are doing; frankly speaking, you’re using your banking and financial legal expertise to provide insight and nuance many of us just don’t know!
I hope this doesn't sound too strange, but I've listened to this particular video multiple times as it contains such an incredible amount of useful, common sense knowledge that I think will serve your viewers for the rest of their lives. I am hugely grateful for your content and all of these resources; as somebody who did not grow up with access to this sort of information it is a great help. ☺️ Thank you so much!
Thank you Tasha. I never thought about budgeting on myself or my lifestyle. I have been scared to spend money on me. I am definitely going to update my 2021 budget. This year I am going to focus on self care.
This is so helpful, Tasha! BTW, I once talked to a financial counselor who told me that a concern she had about her older clients was that they were unwilling, almost unable to spend money on themselves in retirement. They had saved and saved their whole lives and now that it was time to spend some of those savings and enjoy themselves a bit, they had the hardest time doing it.
Investing in yourself 💯💯💯! I keep asking myself “how much of my money am I keeping for myself?” and any money spent on my lifestyle goals is counted as money kept. The money I spend to travel or explore the outdoors diversifies my perspective portfolio.
I've been watching your channel for two/three years now and I've never seen you this fired up lol. Love it! One thing you said that resonated with me is "you don't want to oversave and underlive". That's powerful. It immediately made me think of the Extreme Cheapskates people who are super strict about their spending. Not to single anyone out, but I'd love to see a reaction video!
First I was drawn to you beautiful smile and calmness but resonating professionalism in your voice. Then as I listened further, I made a decision that your channel has got to be one of the best I have found. Hurray to investing in yourself/personal growth. Being in the health practice I have to fulfill ConEd to continue to be registered in my field. Your talk gave me a different outlook to it all. With that said, I am signed up to your class and subscribed to your channel. Good job!!!
Thank you so much for this video Tasha! This has been really helpful in how to set my financial goals :) I’m from the UK and I’ve been a fan of your channel for over a year.
Hey Tasha, in future, could you please consider hosting one of the classes earlier in the day for those of us on the other side of the world? Stuck between "will I be able to wake up at 3am?" Or "if I stay up until 22:00, will I be able to concentrate in the class and wake up for work?"
I am so insecure about my job and how long I’m going to be able to do it. I’m 58 and a nurse at the bedside. I don’t have a degree and the bedside is the most profitable and I can work part time. I’m afraid to put pen to paper about paychecks that I have not earned yet and I’ve always felt this way for one reason or another. One bad mistake and my career could be over.
Thanks for sharing. This was a great chance to reflect on my larger goals and take a moment to break them down for achievable victories in 2021. Now I'm excited to tackle them. 😁💕
Hei Tasha! I love your advice. Have you thought of writing a book? I feel like is easier for me to process this kind of complicated information when I read about it.
Love you and your videos so much Tasha! Would love to know what your thoughts are if you have artistic goals which can often be quite expensive (and the dream is to build a business around that too). Would this be under growth goals?
I’m so happy I found your channel because my old way of thinking about money left me miserable and guilty. I can’t wait for Wealth Builders Academy to open
I appreciate your video. it is so enlightening to me, such fresh perspective brings me new inspiration to create a detail plan for my financial life. Thanks and hope for new videos
How do i develop skills? Im a uni student with a side hustle, i feel like i dont have the time nor any talents to do anything or any hobbies to expand on 😥
We have lots of videos here to get you thinking of the possibilities. But first, I want you to challenge yourself on this idea that you don't have time. Do you really not have any time? Start tracking your time. Put a tracker app on your phone and computer and see how much time you spend scrolling the internet. How many TV shows have you watched this week? Even claiming 1 hour a week to improve yourself is something!
College isnt the only way we should be encouraged to invest in our education and skill growth. It IS very problematic to consider it a good investment when the degree and market does not align with other types of financial goals. Attending college to live with parents, work unstable gigs and not afford many lifestyle goals. For over half college students who are urged to ‘invest’ in their education it needs to be settled on if they can mentally and emotionally afford the investment. Also thinking about labor gaps in skill trades that pay 80 K+ nah there needs to be a much deeper conversation about student loan debt especially for jobs that do not return on that investment.
Hi Tyra, college definitely isn't the only way to invest in education skills. In fact, I mentioned 6 different ways to invest in education and skill growth--one of which was attending a trade school. Having said that, your comment highlights the exact issue I brought up in the video: that people are scared to invest in themselves because of all of the negativity around college and student loans. The truth is that not all investments lead directly to an immediate monetary return, but that doesn't meant that they weren't worth it. For example, I have never tried to make a living with my American Studies degree. That doesn't make it a bad investment. It's enriched my worldview in ways that allow me to make better decisions, understand the way the world works, and think differently--all of which has benefited me in my career as a finance attorney and as an entrepreneur. Similarly, just because a trade pays $80,000 a year doesn't mean you'd be happier doing than than living with your parents with a degree that pays less. Did you know that trade jobs also carry one of the highest occupational suicide rates? The truth is that no one knows whether or not they can mentally or emotionally handle an investment until they are actually living the results of their decisions. Too many people allow themselves to believe that life would have turned out better for them if they had made different decisions. But as I mentioned in the video, we have no idea where life would have taken us or where life WILL take us. That person living with their parents today could end up being a multi-millionaire entrepreneur 10 or 20 years from now. I know two of them. Or that person who became a single teen mom when everyone told her it was a huge mistake could end up at Yale Law then running her own company teaching people how to build wealth and create their best lives. Oh yeah, that last one is me.😉--Tasha
Let’s make this your best financial year ever. Join me for a free live money masterclass all about building wealth on your terms: onebighappylife.com/wealthclass
I’m SO appreciative of your balance here. I’ve been watching a lot of financial videos the last couple years, and I think I watched too many that are just “don’t buy anything!” and “no debt ever ever ever!” It’s just made me anxious. This video is such a good balance of reminding me of the necessity of saving and being prudent, but also of living my life to its fullest. Thank you, thank you!
I love how you are so realistic about enjoying your life while working on the longer term goals
I cannot tell you how much these videos are resonating with me. A few years back I was introduced to you all, but couldn’t get into the content. As my wife is on the verge of graduating from law school, and I’ve entered the financial services industry, the conversations we have about money are so much more nuanced. It’s not because we’re financial gurus. It’s because with great power/opportunity comes great responsibility to make it work for us. We’ve had to think about and discuss these 4 goals A LOT. Holding them in balance (or probably better to say integration) to ensure we deal with the past, present, and future is of paramount importance. Thanks for what you both are doing; frankly speaking, you’re using your banking and financial legal expertise to provide insight and nuance many of us just don’t know!
Tasha, you’ve been such an inspiration. Just dropping some love and positivity ❤️
She’s always helping me stay positive with my financial goals 🥰
@@EmilyRaskett right! I’m so glad I found this channel.
I have rewatched this specific video over a 100x by now.
I hope this doesn't sound too strange, but I've listened to this particular video multiple times as it contains such an incredible amount of useful, common sense knowledge that I think will serve your viewers for the rest of their lives. I am hugely grateful for your content and all of these resources; as somebody who did not grow up with access to this sort of information it is a great help. ☺️ Thank you so much!
Thank you Tasha. I never thought about budgeting on myself or my lifestyle. I have been scared to spend money on me. I am definitely going to update my 2021 budget. This year I am going to focus on self care.
This is so helpful, Tasha! BTW, I once talked to a financial counselor who told me that a concern she had about her older clients was that they were unwilling, almost unable to spend money on themselves in retirement. They had saved and saved their whole lives and now that it was time to spend some of those savings and enjoy themselves a bit, they had the hardest time doing it.
Investing in yourself 💯💯💯! I keep asking myself “how much of my money am I keeping for myself?” and any money spent on my lifestyle goals is counted as money kept. The money I spend to travel or explore the outdoors diversifies my perspective portfolio.
I've been watching your channel for two/three years now and I've never seen you this fired up lol.
Love it! One thing you said that resonated with me is "you don't want to oversave and underlive".
That's powerful. It immediately made me think of the Extreme Cheapskates people who are super strict about their spending.
Not to single anyone out, but I'd love to see a reaction video!
I love this and thank you so much. I am not going to lie this is the 1st year I am setting money goals and making sure I have a target
Hi,am the 1000th viewer Yeeeahh🙌🙌!! I always enjoy learning from you guys.love from Kenya.
Definitely struggling with the growth goals. Didn’t even realize it
Great video 💕
I was triggered when you talked about working at a job you hate for 10-30 years just to get a pension lol
Tasha, new subscriber from Kenya. You give so much for free. Thank you 😊
First I was drawn to you beautiful smile and calmness but resonating professionalism in your voice. Then as I listened further, I made a decision that your channel has got to be one of the best I have found.
Hurray to investing in yourself/personal growth. Being in the health practice I have to fulfill ConEd to continue to be registered in my field. Your talk gave me a different outlook to it all.
With that said, I am signed up to your class and subscribed to your channel. Good job!!!
Would you mind putting time stamps on your videos? It just helps me concentrate better. I love the information
Same!
It also helps me when i go back to try to implement something she said.
I’m sitting here learning all the tips you are sharing! Thank you!! We do need to set goals for sure, it helps me stay motivated
Thank you so much for this video Tasha! This has been really helpful in how to set my financial goals :) I’m from the UK and I’ve been a fan of your channel for over a year.
I love what you have to say about student loans!! So true!
Hey Tasha, in future, could you please consider hosting one of the classes earlier in the day for those of us on the other side of the world? Stuck between "will I be able to wake up at 3am?" Or "if I stay up until 22:00, will I be able to concentrate in the class and wake up for work?"
I am so insecure about my job and how long I’m going to be able to do it. I’m 58 and a nurse at the bedside. I don’t have a degree and the bedside is the most profitable and I can work part time. I’m afraid to put pen to paper about paychecks that I have not earned yet and I’ve always felt this way for one reason or another. One bad mistake and my career could be over.
Thanks for sharing. This was a great chance to reflect on my larger goals and take a moment to break them down for achievable victories in 2021. Now I'm excited to tackle them. 😁💕
Hei Tasha! I love your advice. Have you thought of writing a book? I feel like is easier for me to process this kind of complicated information when I read about it.
Such a good video, reminding us to invest in things that make *us* happy and fulfilled.
Love you and your videos so much Tasha! Would love to know what your thoughts are if you have artistic goals which can often be quite expensive (and the dream is to build a business around that too). Would this be under growth goals?
Great video 👍💕 Commenting for the algorithm!
I’m so happy I found your channel because my old way of thinking about money left me miserable and guilty. I can’t wait for Wealth Builders Academy to open
This video is so informative and impactful. Much appreciated. 🙏
I’ve been stalking this channel for a new video all week lol yay!! It’s here!
I love how you explain things in such an accessible way 👌
I love how you put the positive perspective spin on goal-setting and managing expectations along the way, great video!
I'm so thankful I found this channel.
I appreciate your video. it is so enlightening to me, such fresh perspective brings me new inspiration to create a detail plan for my financial life. Thanks and hope for new videos
Looking forward to the class...I've already learned so much!!
Please make a video on how to step out of our comfort zone! 💕 Greatly appreciate it
Love your perspective, thank you for sharing!
This is so helpful! Thank you for sharing your wisdom 💕💕
This talk is amazing, I am so inspired ❤️ thank you
Thank you for your wisdom and help!
Great tourist example!!!! YESSSS.
Signed up and can’t wait for the session!
Thank you .. truly thank you!
This was exactly the video I needed to hear 🥰💞
So happy to hear that Samantha!
Love the video!
@One Big Happy Life, do you offer 1 on 1 counseling or meetings??
Great video! Thank you!
Thank you!
Good stuff.
BRILLIANT!!!!💖
This was very good
You use the best metaphors in your videos! They always make so much sense. Keep doing the damn thing
How do i develop skills? Im a uni student with a side hustle, i feel like i dont have the time nor any talents to do anything or any hobbies to expand on 😥
We have lots of videos here to get you thinking of the possibilities. But first, I want you to challenge yourself on this idea that you don't have time. Do you really not have any time? Start tracking your time. Put a tracker app on your phone and computer and see how much time you spend scrolling the internet. How many TV shows have you watched this week? Even claiming 1 hour a week to improve yourself is something!
@@OneBigHappyLife i will definitely try harder to track my time, thank you for the advice 💕
❤️❤️❤️
College isnt the only way we should be encouraged to invest in our education and skill growth. It IS very problematic to consider it a good investment when the degree and market does not align with other types of financial goals. Attending college to live with parents, work unstable gigs and not afford many lifestyle goals. For over half college students who are urged to ‘invest’ in their education it needs to be settled on if they can mentally and emotionally afford the investment. Also thinking about labor gaps in skill trades that pay 80 K+ nah there needs to be a much deeper conversation about student loan debt especially for jobs that do not return on that investment.
Hi Tyra, college definitely isn't the only way to invest in education skills. In fact, I mentioned 6 different ways to invest in education and skill growth--one of which was attending a trade school. Having said that, your comment highlights the exact issue I brought up in the video: that people are scared to invest in themselves because of all of the negativity around college and student loans. The truth is that not all investments lead directly to an immediate monetary return, but that doesn't meant that they weren't worth it. For example, I have never tried to make a living with my American Studies degree. That doesn't make it a bad investment. It's enriched my worldview in ways that allow me to make better decisions, understand the way the world works, and think differently--all of which has benefited me in my career as a finance attorney and as an entrepreneur. Similarly, just because a trade pays $80,000 a year doesn't mean you'd be happier doing than than living with your parents with a degree that pays less. Did you know that trade jobs also carry one of the highest occupational suicide rates?
The truth is that no one knows whether or not they can mentally or emotionally handle an investment until they are actually living the results of their decisions. Too many people allow themselves to believe that life would have turned out better for them if they had made different decisions. But as I mentioned in the video, we have no idea where life would have taken us or where life WILL take us. That person living with their parents today could end up being a multi-millionaire entrepreneur 10 or 20 years from now. I know two of them. Or that person who became a single teen mom when everyone told her it was a huge mistake could end up at Yale Law then running her own company teaching people how to build wealth and create their best lives. Oh yeah, that last one is me.😉--Tasha
Thank you ❤