I am 58 retired, a net worth of $1 million. I'm currently traveling to the world with my partner. I've loved the FIRE movement,planned for it and I did it! You can do that too.
@Gloria Christian 1 Plan towards it 2 Save money towards retirement(Roth IRA/401k) 3 Grow a solid investment. I made a lot from 3 (investment) is very important to financial independence.
A man that has been touched by the rugby gods to give him a superhuman ability. A man most humble and giving to others. A person that most of strive to be . Godbless Mr Jonny Wilkinson..
What a player and what a person. Every time I listen to Jonny speak I feel wiser, the next generation of players are lucky to have access to his knowledge. If every player was as dedicated as him, you’d never lose a game.
He pretty much missed 4 years at the peak of his career through injury. Hes already a legend but just imagine what else he would have done with that extra time?! If any English sportsman of my generation deserves to be knighted it is him.
I think he has that potential to give back even more as a coach/mentor etc, than he achieved as a player - and that really excites me for the future and I just hope that the likes of a Marcus Smith listen and learn from him.
Some really good life lessons there. As youngsters growing up with social media and the constant negativity, his words really resonate surrounding the power you give to people to decide your life. I will be thinking about that for a while!
The 2015 pre-final and post final World cup interview with the great J.W , Sean fitz and the other guy was one the best panels ive ever seen talk rugby , also long live J.W hes the mantis
He is a fascinating character. Always had massive respect for the guy. He is a perfect example of why i love rugby. From a lifelong rugby player and irish fan.
Wow...what a classy, humble, legend of the game. Really learned a lot from this, I have much to reflect on. Another great interview by Jim!!. 👏🏻 🏴🌹
One of the best to have ever played the position! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Coming from a guy who supports two teams: the French and anyone who plays against England.
For me Wilkinson has been the most irritating english player at first, then he's been the one I admired the most after his renaissance at Toulon. His joy winning the HCup and the brennus to finish his career was my happiest moment. Best English and rugby ambassador.
@@newspaper9949 because he was really too good. His kicking was just too precise. Nothing to do with his personality. His game was just above everything that could be seen back then and that was irritating but not frustrating.
By far the best and most important interview I’ve ever seen, anywhere by anyone!! THIS is the mantra that I now wish to live my life. Respect is always earned, you have just earned my respect Jonny at a new and inspiring level 🙏🏻
Thats was awesome, the way he broke the ans down bout lions 10 was a credit, n last question n his answer was great truly humble n gifted player n person 2 👍
Listen to him. He makes sense. It just that he doesn’t churn out cliches. It doesn’t sound familiar. So you dismiss it. A better interviewer would have by passed his script and explored some of his points.
Love the guy - bit literally interview was like ... “So Johnny - what is your favourite colour?” Wilko: “well it’s definitely between 0 and 9 and here are my reasons .... “
I found it very interesting what he said about trying hard to appear humble just to appear important. There's several high profile athletes who go out of their way to show how normal and unassuming they are. It doesn't always sit well with people. No wonder Muhammad Ali has gone down as The Greatest. Now there's someone who can be accused of trying hard to be someone else!
He’s operating in a different space from the rest of us humans. The answer is there, maybe not to the question asked, but the one that should have been asked. And we just need to develop ourselves enough to understand!
I am 58 retired, a net worth of $1 million. I'm currently traveling to the world with my partner. I've loved the FIRE movement,planned for it and I did it! You can do that too.
Please what is FIRE movement ?
@@angelicanelson7531 It means
F- financially
I- Independence
R- Retire
E- Early
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@@Kttt605 Thanks for replying I'll read more about the FIRE movement.
@Gloria Christian 1 Plan towards it
2 Save money towards retirement(Roth IRA/401k)
3 Grow a solid investment.
I made a lot from 3 (investment) is very important to financial independence.
What a gentleman and a true rugby great.. your humility speaks volumes.. from a Bok supporter..
A man that has been touched by the rugby gods to give him a superhuman ability. A man most humble and giving to others. A person that most of strive to be . Godbless Mr Jonny Wilkinson..
I really enjoy Jim's interviewing style.
What a player and what a person. Every time I listen to Jonny speak I feel wiser, the next generation of players are lucky to have access to his knowledge. If every player was as dedicated as him, you’d never lose a game.
Scottish and a football guy but first sports memory was Wilkinson’s 2003 drop goal, been a big fan of him ever since
How can a man who was so brutal and focused be so intellectual and insightful. Just spouting life lessons right and left. What a legend!
He pretty much missed 4 years at the peak of his career through injury. Hes already a legend but just imagine what else he would have done with that extra time?! If any English sportsman of my generation deserves to be knighted it is him.
I think he has that potential to give back even more as a coach/mentor etc, than he achieved as a player - and that really excites me for the future and I just hope that the likes of a Marcus Smith listen and learn from him.
@@mhorlor if Farrell could learn a little of his humility it wouldn't be a bad thing
Agreed
A Great Man, Great Player, Great Englishman.
Wow. What a beautiful, humbling speech. A very special character this guy to be sure
Its something to be loved by the French as well
Some really good life lessons there. As youngsters growing up with social media and the constant negativity, his words really resonate surrounding the power you give to people to decide your life. I will be thinking about that for a while!
Un immense champion qui inspire le respect.
Bravo pour toute votre carrière inoubliable Monsieur Wilkinson!!!
The 2015 pre-final and post final World cup interview with the great J.W , Sean fitz and the other guy was one the best panels ive ever seen talk rugby , also long live J.W hes the mantis
An absolute class act. Wilkinson is a great example to all, and a great ambassador for the game of rugby.
He is a fascinating character. Always had massive respect for the guy. He is a perfect example of why i love rugby. From a lifelong rugby player and irish fan.
Amazing interview. Well in big Jim, let him spoke, asked the right questions.
Wow...what a classy, humble, legend of the game. Really learned a lot from this, I have much to reflect on. Another great interview by Jim!!. 👏🏻
🏴🌹
This guy is such a thinker. Sees the world from a totally different lens. Love listening to him.
One of the best to have ever played the position! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Coming from a guy who supports two teams: the French and anyone who plays against England.
For me Wilkinson has been the most irritating english player at first, then he's been the one I admired the most after his renaissance at Toulon. His joy winning the HCup and the brennus to finish his career was my happiest moment. Best English and rugby ambassador.
Why was he irritating at first??
@@newspaper9949 because he was really too good. His kicking was just too precise. Nothing to do with his personality. His game was just above everything that could be seen back then and that was irritating but not frustrating.
By far the best and most important interview I’ve ever seen, anywhere by anyone!! THIS is the mantra that I now wish to live my life. Respect is always earned, you have just earned my respect Jonny at a new and inspiring level 🙏🏻
Sir Jonny - legend...
thank you Jim for asking the right questions, being a great host, and Johnny was just top notch
Woah! Just a legend. Why isn’t he involved in the English set up? I recall Eddie asked him but pure class. What an ambassador. Great man. 👍
A true great of rugby football and an even greater and humble human being.
Thats was awesome, the way he broke the ans down bout lions 10 was a credit, n last question n his answer was great truly humble n gifted player n person 2 👍
Wish he would get into coaching, the way he speaks is phenomenal!
Love,love, love Jonny, the ultimate sportsman
Good to see a very humble Big Jim here
A great player and a lovely person
The person he is describing at the end is danny cipriani to a tee.
Preach Johnny. Great stuff💪
Big up big jim getting the big gig
Listen to him. He makes sense. It just that he doesn’t churn out cliches. It doesn’t sound familiar. So you dismiss it. A better interviewer would have by passed his script and explored some of his points.
I remember watching the world cup it just seems like yesterday
Legend..
Been there and done it 👍🙏
Love the guy - bit literally interview was like ...
“So Johnny - what is your favourite colour?”
Wilko: “well it’s definitely between 0 and 9 and here are my reasons .... “
National treasure
I found it very interesting what he said about trying hard to appear humble just to appear important. There's several high profile athletes who go out of their way to show how normal and unassuming they are. It doesn't always sit well with people. No wonder Muhammad Ali has gone down as The Greatest. Now there's someone who can be accused of trying hard to be someone else!
Without him we would never have won the world cup......
The lord is calling, it’s the answer to all life and existence, through relationship with him not man made religion.
Big love in Christ.👍🙏🥊🏴❤️
He’d make a great politician. Never answered a question
@@shelbysloan5983 hahah he does it with punditry to, I love Johnny but he just answers different stuff
He’s operating in a different space from the rest of us humans.
The answer is there, maybe not to the question asked, but the one that should have been asked.
And we just need to develop ourselves enough to understand!
🙏
As soon as you talk about or acknowledge the fact that you're humble, you can no longer be considered humble.
He looks the same.
I understood 0% of what Jonny said.
Lovely man. He just mumbles too much in my opinion. Every answer has to be taken to a sureal place. Relax Jonny
rugby has changed, but for the worse, its penalties and player's getting sent off, BORING.
The two-year old comment was strange.
Not really
I bloody love the guy, but jesus christ he rattles on! Didn't understand half of what he was on about.
Ha ha ha a rugby great my arse. He couldn't side step a bag of cement, absolute crap compared to John, Bennet, and Carter.