Lost? This is The BEST Advice a Man in His 20s Must Hear
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- A young man in his 20s, working on a limited income, living at home, with just average results with dating has questions about life. I drop some cold hard truths here for him.
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tell me something are you the beautiful once from the rat utopia experiment?
I have
7:57 you’re a great guy Rich and I’ve learned a lot from you. I think you need to factor in, or it’s probably our responsibility, to consider that you’re giving advice as someone who doesn’t have a family and children type relationship and probably hasn’t developed the aspects that would steer you or anyone taking your advice in that direction.
love ya buddy
I made fun of him for it at the time, but my little brother did one of the smartest things he could’ve done. After school he moved back home with our parents, and he worked two jobs. Living at home, no expenses except for his car, and working two full-time jobs. He not only paid off his student loans but he saved up enough money for a down payment on a house as well as being able to put some money away in savings.
Same thing I’m doing now man, I help my dad around the house of course but I’m almost done studying and already got a contract on the way with growth opportunities. Will stay as long as needed to get me my own house. Don’t like renting by principle because you get nothing out of it in the end.
How do you fucking work 2 full time 40hours job? So he teleports to jobs and doesnt take days off?
@@markdavison8602 she came along and reeped all of the fruits of his labor and set up shop in his house 🏠 😆
@@markdavison8602 she came along and reeped all of the fruits of his labor and set up shop in his house 🏠 😆
@@markdavison8602 she came along and reeped all of the fruits of his labor and set up shop in his house 🏠 😆
We need this for men in their 30's that feel directionless as well
Another directionless 34 year old signing in here.
Get into semi truck driving. Quickest way to make 1000+ a week. Even if you dont want to do it..save up the checks and get out to start a business.
I'm 29 year old here
30 is the new 20
19
30 and restarting after loosing everything due to covid. Thank god for savings
Good luck brother!
Not that it’s a competition but I just got severances from my job last week . If you are relentless you will win it’s a given.
I lost more than you. Savings, job, the girl I loved the most rejeted me, and I lost hope as well.
Same, had to restart at 27, the business I was building failed, had to move out of my apartment in the city and lost my gf of 4 years to one of my best friends. I’ve been renting a cheap, dusty old studio apartment for the last two years working overtime in a shitty warehouse job to pay off the debt I got into. Completely rebooted my life, finally starting to get some saving behind me, making some solid investments and a new future to build and look forward to.
It’s difficult to restart especially at this age because I feel so far behind having to do so, Sometimes it felt like I’m too old to start again but it gives you clarity and a fresh new outlook and the chance to remould yourself into something stronger and wiser.
Dont blame covid. Blame your government and its propaganda machine
Who else noticed the Bill Burr “LAYDEEEEES” reference lol
Lmfao just finished a bill burr video right before this
@Aaron Warren The low-key original Yt redpillers
Beard Clips just realized it’s been a minute since I checked out bill burr
I recommend checking out burrs snl monologue. You’ll thank me later gentlemen
This guy needs to find out how to be confident even though he didn't reach his goal yet. Because even when he reaches it, there will always be a better option, but you have to like who you are and believe you are the better option. The main thing I saw was a lack of confidence or liking in himself in this email. I know because I've had some of the same thoughts he has had about himself. While we're all on a journey to better ourselves doesn't mean we have to hate who we are NOW until we get there.
Please I didn't decide which direction I wanted to head into until I was 25, so this guy has plenty of time and plenty of opportunities to choose from before he even hits 30. I'd start with moving from under the parents protection though. You get complacent if you're comfortable.
My advice, put the phone down and forget social media. Literally anything else you do, you'll get a better return on investment for your time than posting selfies on Instagram. Don't get addicted.
Feeling lost, depression, negative thoughts, anxiety..These are the most common side effects when you have no purposse and your mission. I know that for some people this is the hardest thing--> finding your purpose and your mission. We all know that some of our classmates knew what they wanted to do in life, since they were 15.. some of us didn't knew, and still don't. So i guess my advice for lost souls is to try and learn new things. Too seek that excitement and joy, even in little things. Even if you change your hobbies and interests every week.. you will soon find something that resonates with you the most, and than stick with that... :)
I’m 19 and I’m currently going through this...I’m not blaming anyone but myself but covid made it harder to think clearly since I stop going to school because of it
@@sawedoffshottyshane9637 Same except I'm 22
@@martialy8574 23
@@lukeclark3506 21
2:20 my dad always told me he too used to feel the same back when he was a nobody and would wait for his bus to get to his job. In the end he did make a respectable amount of fortune. Crazy how so much changes with time.
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Rich good advice but I notice that in these types of videos everyone mentions "doctor, lawyer". Rarely do people mention engineer... I studied engineering and am in project management. Very lucrative field where if you're good you can earn 200k+ in 5 to 10 years. Better yet you don't need a degree for project management. You need to be switched on, able to schedule, manage budgets, and be a strong leader. The best PMs have a solid technical background though. Just my 2 cents
Totally true. I've been listening to Rich Cooper for 2+ years now and I went from a company project engineer holding down a job (J.O.B - just over broke) to having my own company making three times what any company can ever offer me just from putting in the hard work and building business relationships with clients over the years.
@@RickbladeX Hey mate, I'm 32, based in Australia (NSW) and thinking about starting my own company one day like you. Right now though I have a YT channel on personal finance (different account) I'm building up as I currently work 70+ hour weeks I have time for little else (no woman either due to tons of remote work / odd hours). Curious to hear about your rough path to starting your own company... I see so many options: recruitment, consulting, but really the big draw for me I think is project managing multi-billion dollar jobs. The salary on those can get into the $500k+, but a lot of that is really good timing / luck but the XP I am gaining now is very good. Head down, work, learn, work smarter, and grow.
Today is my 21st birthday and this is a great gift. Thank you, Rich👌🏽
How are you doing at 24?
28 here and starting all over again. Ended up my LTR and moved out, i'm starting from scratch.
Same, had to restart at 27, the business I was building failed, had to move out of my apartment in the city and lost my gf of 4 years to one of my best friends. I’ve been renting a cheap dusty studio apartment for the last two years working overtime in a shitty job to pay off the debt I got into. Completely rebooted my life, finally starting to get some saving behind me, making some solid investments and a new future to build and look forward to.
It’s difficult to restart especially at this age because I feel so far behind having to do so, Sometimes it felt like I’m too old to start again but it gives you clarity and a fresh new outlook and the chance to remould yourself into something stronger and wiser.
yup on drugs for ten years 27 turning 28 really soon really depressed about my past choices i know i can get sober and save money and move forward easier said than done ... pandemic sucks ruining everything but lets not make excuses
@@ajdicarlo8693 The thing is that we woke up at 28, we could have easily woke up at 35, 42, 50+, like many man do, most of us men find the red pill, but most of us find it far too late.
I don't let the fact that I threw away many years let me down, instead of thank I didn't let anymore get away!
We don't need to be millionares, or rule the world, we just need our little place from where to put our dent in the universe.
Good luck. 27 here and restarting over again. Just ended up a Ltr and will quit my job abroad to restart at my home country.
@@lucascoelho1995 2 Years ago I moved abroad, I was working there and cohabitating with my gf (ltr). It got to a point (couple of months ago) where I realized I was throwing my time away, I was not making any progress and the things were getting out of hand.
Before I run out of money, patience, time, before things got to the absolute shitter, I decided to go back to my home country and start fresh. I was living there to be with her, and to get better opportunities on a better country. I was mistaken, good opportunities are wherever you make them, even if your country is kinda shit like mine.
The whole process, the move, the break up, was very very painful. You will heal with time, make sure to stop talking to her, to stop keeping things that bring memories, and to change your habits. The gym was a big help for me in order to clear my mind from bad thoughts.
I only reconnected here with people that were worth it, I didnt even told the "deadbeats" I was back in town. Choose people that are actually good, that take care of themselves, that are smart and progress in life.
Having a clean slate on a place you know well can be a bliss, so take advantage of it.
It's up to you how deep the pain goes, be strong my friend!
These days its normal for people to live with their parents till their mid 20s.... Its tough out there for a lot of people
Faxx
This is very true.
It's a blessing and i thank them everyday
It always been tough. No different today than thirty plus years ago just a different mentality. Young adults are way to soft with zero survival skills. The best thing a young man can do is get the hell out of your parents house and begin your own journey. The longer you wait the more difficult this will become.
I did it and saved 60 grand moving out does stunt your growth but financially maybe worth it
Rich is the real deal, his no bs,actionable advices are so on point, thanks for making men better.
@@Ironclad-FTW Yeah, lots of feel good, Dr Phil crap that doesn't change you from your core, Rich knows the first thing that needs to change is your beliefs, that takes a lot of work, this is why DO THE WORK is his mantra, nothing is free, anything worth pursuing will take work and he's right.
We're all in our 20's, for the next 9 years (2020-2029). Its all about perspective. Some of us get to have a do-over. If someone argues the point, they will drag you down, another crab pulling others back into the bucket. Walk away/ghost 'em/if pressed I just say I've been busy. Use your phone to fake/fain a call when convo goes starts to turn south.
Man I so wish I had all this advice in my 20s, I’m in my early 30s now and give thanks everyday to great eye opening content like this... this allows you to focus and understand what’s truly important in your life because let’s face it we are all on borrowed time. 👊🏼
As a guy in his 20's - this video is killer. Every guy needs to hear the advice in this!
I think other early 20’s - somethings like myself who are currently finishing up College see contradicting thoughts at times. In this video, we learn “it’s succeeding in life-there’s no easy fix. Have to level up in order to reach that six figure income eventually”. And at the same time, there’s other vids that have a subliminal message of get out your parents house, make an income its not worth your time to talk to women if you dont. Thing i always have to tell myself is its okay if you’re not making good money right now school is the investment while looking for future work
On the height, I’m 5’3”. Before I met my now wife, all I did was got into shape and got the “swimmers body”. So he’s totally correct on not being concerned about height.
Some of the baddest dudes I know are under 5'5...guys who have bounties on their heads in Iraq for decimating Isis
@Brandon Morris no offense, your height isn't your problem. I known plenty of people throughout my life 5'8" and under with women. Heck, I even knew a dude one time that was 5' with a good looking woman.
@Brandon Morris let’s see yours so we can compare...oh that’s right, you struggle so I can safely assume you don’t have one. I wasn’t trying to get into a pissing match with I random dude on TH-cam on who has the hottest woman, just to give advice that I use to be insecure about my height and decided to not let that hinder me and to not let that be the reason why you can’t get into a legit relationship with someone.
@Brandon Morris no not offended. I just don’t share personal information about myself or my family on a public network and pictures is one of them.
That's awesome man!! How long did it take you? Personally, I've always been slim and always concerned about gaining a little more weight; here is the first time I listen about the "swimmers body". Any tips? Thank you in advance.
I lived at home and bought 4 properties before age 30. Currently age 33 and net 1.5mill.
Dont worry about trying to look cool or moving out. As long as your parents let you be your own man, live home and invest.
Noe i pay their bills and give them 1500/fortnight as pocket money.
Ive always lived at home and still dating girls in their 20s and they will pay for hotel or ask me over to their place eben if i could afford a hotel evry night.
You just need to know what you are doing and conviction in everything you do.
Yeah but they clearly don’t let him be his own man
That's nice mommy and daddy bought you a crib
depends my son is 31 and has a decent studio apartment at the rear lane of my home run into him once in a while doing laundry got it pretty nice separate entry hi speed parking and utilities no cost to him while he recovers from losing his pub due to the bs plandemic smart parents plan for kids at home and if they are really looking out they consider the privacy of everyone when choosing a home
You a cool ass dad
Yes. And goodmorning to you! Got my note pad ready!
Looking forward to your book, Rich!
Thanks, love the channel, and the topic.
What a blessing it is to hear this at 19
Thanks Rich... you're the Guru we need
great vid! I am in the same situation as well, and this vid cleared the fog for me.
There’s been ruff times where I had to move back into my parents house. Never a good experience. If you can, move out ASAP!
Same here. But I'm grateful for my parents letting me do that
you save money, its a huge advantage
That's mostly occurs in white folks houses, most minority group tend to live together with big families in one home. It's based on cultures
@@kareem2457 I’ve heard that from friends. That actually helps me feel better about it. Unfortunately in my culture it’s frowned upon. But thank you for the response
@@doesntmatter2505 I get ur point of view, have tons of friends that left home when there were 18 because they were accustomed to the culture and for me I've been living with my parents( I'm 24) and it saves me tons of money that I can use in future. It all depends on who you are and what you want, I'm a simple guy school and work.
At the end of the day it doesn't matter what ur peers have to say, it you feel comfortable financially to move out them by all means go for it. But unfortunately we see social media folks my ages living alone with nice house with no education ( predominantly white folks, no racism intended just an observation) can be mentality draining that's why I don't bother using social media anymore.
Have an excellent day, my friend.
Rly appreciate this vid. I'm 19 and feel rly lost. Decided recently to train to be an electrician and after becoming fully qualified I'd like to be self employed and ultimately start up my own lighting and electrical company. It's all good saying it on paper but when your thinking about years into the future it can be very daunting.
Become a Electrician kid. That's what my friend trained for at 19 he's 25 now living a good life. Don't worry about starting a company till your older. One thing at a time.
@@tristan2338 You believe you could make a 6 figure salary in your 30’s being an electrician
@@godsway8501 owning the company. Why not?
Outcome independent... Something I've been looking for for so long. Thank you.
Late 20s here, and appreciate the counsel.
OH MAN I like this dude Rich best channel that I found in New York !!
Great video! I am also a young 23 year old photographer/cinematographer. If I'm being blunt this industry takes copious time, skill and dedication to make a name for yourself and become the guy people call. I am beyond grateful to have been able to start building my skills and portfolio at the age of 16 in my teenage years. From my experience you should be prepared to work 2-3 years at least pro bono or at a cheap rate. However with that said, if you put in your 10,000 hours of mastery and stick it out enthusiastically for a few years it really is an absolute fulfillment to make a living working for yourself in this field. Best of luck.
Ridiculous how this is free! Life changing!
$15/ hr in California isn't going to get you much of anything.
It's a start
How about 8$/day?
@@h2643 bruh this is California, you will be homeless with 8$ per day and hungry
@@joaquingrande371 well that's what I get
@@h2643 are u homeless and hungry?
Great video Rich 👊
Glad you enjoyed it
@@EntrepreneursInCars I will always be a fan and I really value what you do for the men's community. 👍
Man, I'm current 29 and live in Brazil, I'm well educated (College Degree, double majored and a MBA) but I still working as an Administrative Officer in the local Police Departament, the last job that i've dugged myself into, and now I'm barely making 2 dollars an hour or 3k dollars a year...and I'm nearly in the same situation as this dude in the video...I'm seriously thinking in imigrating or in open a local business...and you're helping me a lot with those advices...real man needs support from real man, life still a lot harsh for us those days and we need to make it be fre and fun
Bro you should imigrate. I'm a 20 year old second year finance student in Finland and earn about 15 euros/hour.
@@SuperProfreestyle Ok. But tell me about ur bills . And how much are u able to save in a year. Hmm.. shit is nah that simple in west neither.
Will immigrate in a crate of bananas, or mangoes?
@@CEWIII9873 bananas Crates are far better :)
Rich,
Thank you for these videos. I have made my fair share of mistakes in my early 20s. I got my first job out of college making roughly 50k a year and had a decent investment portfolio. Nothing in my life seemed to matter at that point and I just kinda was stumbling upwards while having no value in myself. I got a real kick in the teeth this past year when my company folded, I started dating a gold digger about ten years older than me and I started drinking and gambling my life, which I deemed expendable, away.
Flash forward to April of this year I got cheated on, left with a pile of debt and was forced to go to a cult-like rehab by my family. I left early cut ties with my family and my former friends and started working on myself roughly around the time I discovered your videos. Working out a fuck ton now and building savings while tackling debt with gazelle intensity. The biggest part of me that I still need to solve is self-love and self-value so I never feel the need to take care of someone like my ex again. I can't say I've gotten there but I can say watching you has inspired me and is pushing me to improve every day.
Thanks again!
@Wooo BaccWednesday I don't disagree with you. however, as of the last couple of months, I've crossed 7 figures and am living my best life. I was a smart investor. and a better man. I am here for me and for my growth and would not have it any other way.
@Wooo BaccWednesday Through the struggle you build a stronger man. peace and love to you brother.
At 19 I have similar thoughts. I think its important to carry yourself as if you are someone great. there is no point in feeling bad for yourself and saying you are not good enough. Bust your ass and walk with confidence that you will be someone great.
Can’t carry yourself as if you’re someone great unless you’re not. That inauthenticity is easily detectable
"Or Coops if you like" Ooops that was funny ! I always find something hilarious in each one of Mr Cooper's videos
"Hey Cooper" 😂
With that being said most photographers and photography in general is not a good profession to be in . I would have a main gig that pays well and then build your book of business on the side.
@P C Most photographers are like artists ... starving.
Everyone does photography. My sister tried to run a side hustle business with wedding photography, family and pet portraits and eventually it folded. She is back reliant on the day job.
@@jimmycampbell78 it goes into the HALF life idea and is covered in Richards video he comments on . It’s an eat what you kill model typically and the industry is getting replaced by technology at a rapid rate , that and weddings becoming uncommon.
A great saying I once heard back in the day. If you want to be great at tennis, play better tennis players than you
Works the same in life. If you think your ok but not super above average, well others will see you the same way and you will act out this way. If you want better than average, you need to up your game and thats not to sit around saying you should be doing better when you put in your own letter why you are not. Living with parents, part time photographer that gets canceled, still in school at 22 getting a degree in what? Art?
Nah, he isn't getting any results because he isn't even playing the game he needs to play to get what he wants. In other words, he wants his dessert before he even gets the ingredients to make it
Great advice about specialized photography. I read of a man who makes money just taking pictures of buildings
for architects, contractors, etc. My son is a graphic designer said there is a whole class people called food artists who arrange and take pictures of food for magazines, youtube chefs, commercials, etc. Ever wonder why pics in magazines show perfect pics of food while in real life the product looks like shit? Hey, who takes pictures in various types of product catalogs? BTW great going on retirement. Having that much at that age is great and in your later years will be HUGE even if you stop at the age of 30. BTW portrait photography is dead: digital cameras and cell phones killed it off. Selfies are the new portraits. I knew one guy who was laid off from high tech who also was great at portrait photograph and opened a business. Never got off the ground. Shoot photos for people/companies that have money.
Im 19 right now and this video helped me alot
just managed to get a job working as a glazier not what i want to do but during a pandemic its as good as i can get, studying plumbing after work and coding in my own time, hoping i can get lucky and leave the uk and work for myself, been my plan born out of anger and frustration
Do interesting things. Served me well over the decades. Got the chick who likes adventure. Being interesting makes up for a lot of other short comings.
It also helps as conversation starters and participation, which is key to making friends, small talk, and if you need it, seduction.
When I was 22 yrs old I had a decent job at the Post Office and 20000$ split up invested into apple and google it was 2008 and I lived with my parents too... My Dad talked me into quiting my job for some reason why I still cant figure out! So I did that then the recession hit and I sold my stocks and only got 5000$ back i learned alot of valuable lessons that year
Yeah, your dad is probably another re tard ed boo mer who had everything handed to them.
Do more of these
Kevin from sales first time hearing that one 😂😂
im basically in the exact same spot lol. needed this video chief
Nice plate behind u Rich ;)
I’m at the point where I don’t actually care about how much money I’m making at a part time job. I know it’s only temporary, help me reach my dreams. I don’t have any kids, wife nothing. I know a minimum wage job is never gonna bring home the big money. It’s not supposed to. Even a full time job it’s not supposed to. It’s only supposed to do what it’s supposed to do...help you get to where you actually wanna go. Honestly though...like he said at 20...why do you want a woman...you don’t know much about life. Even if you had your finances figured out at 22 you still wouldn’t know much than a broke 22yr old or a man in his 50s... Just because you see all these 20yr old on the internet showing off their business, girlfriend, whatever...dude...unless they had a channel before all this shit happened...dude where the hell did they come from? Nobody knows? They could have rented that shit...they could have won the lottery, created an app, mommy and daddy’s money or business. Nothing comes from thin air...don’t compare yourself to people you don’t even know. If you see someone in a nice car...how do you know it’s theirs. Even if it is how do you know the insurance is in their name...can they even change the spark plugs themselves, are they renting it, I mean dude how do you know they did all the work themselves? More than likely they had help....money doesn’t come from trees... Ask yourself if you even want other peoples life? My brother has a Tahoe, his girlfriend stays in debt buying every new maxima that comes out...she’s on a seven yr car loan...she has an apartment too small for his kid as well as their new kid they recently had. I used to be jealous of them but now I realize I don’t want a Nissan Maxima, I don’t want kids, I don’t want a relationship, I don’t even find his lady attractive, I don’t want their apartment, I don’t even wanna live in Arkansas...so I’m not jealous of them anymore. If someone has the same life I want from top to bottom then I’ll ask them how do I get there I’m not gonna hate on them. Plus the world is way to fucking big for this shit...all these material things...you can’t take them with you when you die and they just deteriorate anyway...they’re things...they’re just things...that’s all they will ever be. Luxury items are just adult toys...woman’s expensive purses they’re just an ornament. It doesn’t mean shit....it’s just someone buying someone else shit and making them rich....create your own brand. When I start making money I’m gonna create my own clothing...I’m not gonna buy someone else’s shit...for what??? So I can be someone else’s twin? I don’t even like Nike shoes, I don’t even like name brand clothing...I don’t even care about a relationship...create the life around the things that will enhance your life...don’t copy other peoples life. That’s what makes them happy not you. You can’t please everyone. Even if you are making 6 figures...someone else will make 200,000 figures....Bill Gates isn’t even married....he’s a billionaire...he doesn’t even flash his cash...he doesn’t even care that he’s bill gates. He only cares about his hobbies which is computers and software. He grew up rich...since he was a kid...always was rich...he wasn’t trying to get rich by building computers or software he just likes what he likes...it came with it...he didn’t stop building computers when he became a billionaire...because he wasn’t doing it for the money. It’s other ways to be a celebrity, create apps, create clothes, become the president, become a lawyer, create a TH-cam channel, become the worlds best mechanic buy a fancy car, create your own brand...you don’t have to date the kim kardashian...dude you love in Cali....that’s where I’m moving to when my career takes off. I’ve lived there for 6 months, visited more times I can count, went all around California, San Francisco, LA, Santa Monica, Beverly Hills, San Diego, Sacramento, I can keep going. You’re so lucky...I live in Arkansas. A lot of old people live here. It’s all about Instagram, eating, dating, who has the nicest corvette nothing more. Like two water parks, one amusement park, the county fair comes once a yr and no one goes. I think I listed everything it is to do here. It’s more women than men here so people date the same chicks. Women get passed around a lot here.
You've got some solid thoughts but taking your time for composition would do you well.
**DAMN**
bill gates is married
If you move to California
I'm interested to know what you'd do there. My thoughts are that if you move there you might find the girls there interesting, and attractive (and I don't mean only in looks) and you might find you actually want to be in a relationship.
It's good to have goals and I think it's good to have them in your 20s, even younger.
Subbed, I like the way u think. We have the same channels subscribed to also
I went from knowing nothing to shooting for Mandalay Bay's Annual Report in about four years. First you have to assist. You have to be on time, get the coffee orders right. Commercial photography is like being a writer or a plumber or a roofer. It's a craft. People go well it must be nice to get paid to shoot in Belize. I say yeah it was!! My best moments in my life were in photography. I worked everyday for 5 years. You have to deal with burnout as well. One more thing is success does not go up in 45 angle...
I don't think hooking up is average anymore as you put it in the description of the video. Its more rare for the majority of guys i guess. Good advice as always. Thanks.
Damn Rich I always thought your glasses made you look better, not worse! No homo... actually made me want to go get some glasses even though my vision is perfect.
“Need time to work on myself”. Rich says “ yeah that means getting your back blown out by Tyrone”😂😂😂
Advice to all young ones
"Seek Discomfort"
Yes theory-
Jeeez, this game is more twisted then I originally thought
“I was in my late 20’s watching cars drive by...... I was about 17 or 18” which was it Rich?
Yeah that got me to double take
Yeah I had to replay that part 3 times, confusing as hell
I noticed the same thing..
Maybe he said "teens" instead of "twenties"?
Lol had me tripping💀
Meeting one's own needs with a job and minimal experience was far easier 10-20 years ago compared to now, especially considering the competition and extraordinary cost of living in California. His expectations of making over $100,000 a year, prior to having a solid 5-10 years of experience in an industry that pays well, were probably shaped by seeing people in his age group with similar skill sets enjoying that success. What he isn't being shown are the special advantages that some people are given. For example, some parents are well-connected to those who will go out of their way to create special opportunities for those parents' children.
14:20
play that on REPEAT brothers!
Read "If" by Rudyard Kipling
Powerful, especially the version read by Oliver Alain Christie, will make your spine straighten and your blood run cold.
Women in 2020 love getting their backs blown out by Chad, Tyrone, and Kevin from sales.....facts.
So be chad from sales
@@joebarone6880 "Just be Chad bro."
Dude is 5'7". Everybody talks about the self-improvement, but nobody wants to talk about how your genetics limit how much you can improve yourself. Genes matter, looks matter. Even if this gentleman got his life together, career, etc women will still leave him because they're always on the look out for better and beyond a certain point there really is nothing you can do about it. This doesn't get talked about much on this channel or in this community, but it's something you should be aware of.
@@MrHav1k sounds like you have low self worth and view your self as unworthy brother .... fortunately I don’t have this problem as I was gifted with a 10 out of 10 face 🤷♂️
@@joebarone6880 lmao exactly what he’s talking about.
@@MrHav1k You're right about looks and genetics being important
Buy I'm from the ghetto I knew men who were 5'5 who had hella hoes. Some of the biggest players are short lmfao
Wow doggy i didnt realize he was so egotestical until this video. Learn something new everyday out here
I love the content Rich. Check out and article called the moneyist by Quentin Fottrell. Very relevant to many of your topics and a treasure trove for topics to discuss.
See he is talking about not acting needy towards the woman to display high value , but attachement is that he falls in love and that causes attachment , to which i already said that dont love them , its hard not to be attached if you love them
I’m 33 and I lost that belief system when I went through a nasty divorce when I was 13. Surprising to hear that 22 men have that hardcore of a belief system still with all the dating apps and failed marriages all around them. just glad to hear you preach it Rick so I don’t fall back into it. Because we all know the women out there want us to have that belief
It was brutal.changed my mind on women including my mom. Rick reiterates everything I’ve already learned. Dad lost his income, mom divorced him and took everything. To top it all off mom didn’t care to work enough to keep what she took (cars/house)
You went through a divorce when you were "13?"
Are you from Somalia or something?
@@CEWIII9873 whoops, missed an important part of that sentence. When my parents did when I was 13
is this a re-upload?
@2:25 I felt that
if i close my eyes i hear Tony Stark/Ironman speaking
Take advantage of your rent free at home while you finish school to:
1. NOT accumulate debt
2. Invest your time and energy into schoolwork for better GPA, planning the groundwork for a possible startup that doesn’t see financial incentives right away
Gut out 2 more years living with mom and dad and get a 2-year technical-training degree: welding, medical service, etc. and then go wherever the money is. If they are going to give you major coin to go do welding in Japan, then you go to Japan and make money. Give it five years at that point and just make money. You'll be 29 and should be in a decent place with no debt, money in some accounts, and you can decide what to do from there. Photography can be a hobby which might turn into your primary source at this point, or perhaps even later.
Go to Thailand, if you want to try the player lifestyle.
and! If you like thai women 🤷🏻♂️
If you enjoy ladyboys
Working in photography is fun but it does not pay much. Very few photographers make serious money.
I have a degree in Photo from the number 1 photo school and I work in IT now.
Not sure where the stats come from but in my 42 years regardless of where i was, there were more than 20 percent that were 6’ or taller. Its more like 20 percent were 5’7” or less but more like 80 percent 6’ and over
Hey man how do you explain Laura B Pilates? Hypergamy?
I would LOVE to hear what Richard has to say about Laura...but he probably won't say anything because it doesn't fit his narrative.
any advice for a 17 year old or teenager, so they can grow into a healthy lifestyle?
"I want to make $100K a year and work as a photographer!" Nobody says I want to make $100k working as a plumber, driving a truck, painting houses, welding, etc.. I don't blame him for wanting that career, but honestly photographer sounds like a fantasy like being an actor, writer, etc.. Dude needs to be willing to WORK and pursue that photography thing on the side. Maybe he hustles and gets that lucky break that allows him to do that professionally, but he needs a J O B. Women will follow if he has that drive.
Strongly disagree. You have to be willing to make the sacrifices if you're intent on a career like that.
As a 23 year old, I said I want to write and I refused to do anything else and it sucked for years financially. But my skills were sharp and I rose up the ladder to be an Editor in Chief where I was hired for my WRITING ability.
There's more than one way to skin a cat, my friend. You just have to be willing to take the hits.
Yes, no doubt that you have to stick with your true goal, but unless you have someone else paying the bills at some point you have to pay rent, buy groceries. Even the most successful actors worked as bartenders and waiters to get by.
@@wadeoliver3596 100% I did jobs that allowed me to write during them. Answering phones and grunt work with a lot of free time. But you're 100% right.
Every young man should try sales....even though only a few % can actually do it. Lessons learned therein are invaluable, even if you fail. If you can sell, and really develop professional relationships, you can kill it in nearly every industry. I'm in SW tech management and sw eng, and I've seen $1M+ Commission checks and $2-3M comp packages for top performers (in their "good" years...it cycles dramatically). There are crazy 20M-40M years for those who handle the HW purchases (like a massive server upgrade) for a Fort100 company. Start with "inside sales" in an industry you may understand, Cold calls, remote meetings, qualifications and work your way up.
Sales people are incredibly valuable, and lead very social and "party" type lives...travel, golfing, entertaining clients, etc. To be in the top 10% in sales in a major company, you have to be a terminator. relentless. "That guy has my money, and I'm going to get it!". I'm not one of these guys, but I figured that out in my early 20's. A lesson worth taking.
I make $1000+ a month on top of my base wage in sales for a major telecommunications company. Sales is where it's at and the quality of work life balance is so much better.
@@ryanj357 GJ Man. See if you can take those skills to corporate sales (vs consumer, if that's your case), then account management. If you can develop contacts at key accounts, you can switch industries and use those contacts as an asset. B2B sales is where all the $ is. Only need a couple good accounts and you're set. In telco, I bet there is a corp side, that deals with accounts beyond the small business plans. Definitely in fiber/bandwidth providers.
@@rpgco.754 Thanks man. The only problem with moving to corporate sales is that our head office is in another province so I'd have to move provinces which can be pretty costly. I might have to look at corporate sales somewhere else within the province. I've been there for 3 years now and I have really good vacation and benefits. I appreciate the input I'll definitely take that in to account.
@@ryanj357 I get it. Risk management, that's me, but I'm older. When you're young, that's the time to take risks and fly w/o a net. Nothing motivates a sales person more than a low base salary, and a fresh start each month or quarter. Just make sure you're ready and committed to your own success before jumping. If you fail, fail early, and learn the lessons. Better to know your career path is not for you as early as possible. good luck!
Does this advice still applies if I'm in my 30s but I'm mentally 21?
The lad needs to start calling through roofing companies. Sign on with one for a few years and chase hail. You can make 6 figures year one, sales working insurance claims. See the country. Find yourself. Learn the trade. Start your own roofing company.
This video needs to be made for men in their 30s
Who have fallen for the blue pill but now understand the red pill
Hey Rich there are a bunch of things to do about hair loss. PM me and I'd be happy to discuss.
Rich, You may have missed something here, as you said, this kid has a 10K stock portfolio, that shows us something about his discipline that I think he might be able to use at least on the side.... he has shown the ability to save and keep cash, and if he invested in himself by learning a lot about the stock market and financial instruments and those sorts of things, it could really come back in a good way in say 25 years..... If he keeps saving and investing, and maybe learns enough to get into more aggressive investing (without being reckless) and does this on the side while he is pursuing something else in the form of active work, he will be rich in his late forties with a little luck.... worked for me.
What channel did he mention about dating in 16:19
Not Kevin from accounting though
I wish I was in his position and I’m his age lol
Thanks for the advice! I have a stupid question...I like the mic setup you have. Can you (or anyone) tell me why you don't need headphones to record? I bought a nice Rode mic, and the people at B&H are telling me I can't record audio without headphones, but I see people like you do it all the time, am I missing something?
magic
Hey everyone, i been feeling quite depressed and sad with working from home during the pandemic. Its my first job and I don’t know who to really turn to to really talk about these topics. Its a stressful first role and I don’t really know if you peeps may be familiar with some healthy coping mechanisms? I struggle due to the stress with lack of appetite to eat and motivation to do my work well.
Try to keep yourself healthy. I know it's hard because you feel down, I've been there too. But now I look back and all I can think is how much time I wasted feeling sorry for myself.
Also don't compare yourself to others. Compare yourself to how you were yesterday and that makes it more realistic for you to see improvements.
Dr. Jim Beam has many means to cope...
is it a car? is it a plane? No. It's Cooperman
I only come to this channel hoping it may help me find my Blunder Woman.
ok i am 19 never had a girlfriend
i hope this vid gives me some intel
can you please review the movie, 365 Days
Join the railroad. Freight conductors earn a lot of money and they train you so you don't have student loan debt.
In Germany between 40 to 50 percent are over 5'11 (1.80m) tall. And for many women I am too short with being 5'11, which is just average here.
push them down
I bet you will be taller then!
All these years and we only get the 'best' advice now. Don't tell me it's monetised..?
I'm 30 years old and still living with my parents...
Help me!
@@TriniBruce get a full time job and save some money for a couple months, move out or you’ll become a man child
Stop playing WoW for one...
I got alot money saved i want to invest or build a brand
Nice beard