@@Just_a_good_old_boy no, married with two daughters, 13 and 16. Just told her before we got married in 2007 im leading with the finances. We are a team, but in the end im making the big descisions for the family.
Austin you have come so far🎉congrats on 100k and yes Having money provides freedom. I don't make a lot but I started doing side hustles and I have more funds and am less stressed about bills.
57 yrs old. Wife and 2 teenagers. We were horribly in debt. Large mortgage, massive student loans, two auto loans, credit card debt. We were drowning. Discovered minimalism about 5 years ago. Wife and kids not totally on board, but I put my all into it. Now 5 years later, credit card debt free, cars paid off 3 years ago, so no more car payments, student loans paid off, and a year of living expenses in cash in the bank. Debt free except for our (still big) mortgage. That’s our only big expense. Now, I can let my foot off the gas, a lot. We enjoy going out to restaurants too much, but that’s okay. We’ve earned it. People, it can be done! Commit and go hard core. Just for a few years. The freedom and peace of mind is worth it!
@@eugeniogibson172 It must be a great feeling. I can’t for the day when we no longer have a Mortgage. Thanks for the nice comment and moral support. Great job to you too! Respect!
Pay yourself first and live below your means. My life story. Invest smart. Just retired at 59 . Modest house, 17 yr old vehicle, and a beautiful granddaughter. Life is good! I have more than enough. More than my parents ever had. A man with his freedom is the richest of all! Care about your future self. Take care of your money, and it will take care of you.
Great words of Wisdom but it's getting harder to do with the crazy increases in Rentals and Mortgages. Not to mention the ever-increasing prices on: Groceries, Gasoline, Car Insurance, Homeowner's Insurance, Property Taxes, Car Repairs, Vet Bills, on and on. A box of Honey Nut Cheerios at Publix is $8.99. That's Highway Robbery!
@@CadillacGregg309 Because you pay yourself first, before you pay any bills. If your spending everything, your spending too much and need to cut back in order to save.
You ABSOLUTELY have to say "no" more often. I’m a minimalist and have just what I need. Financial freedom is WAY more important to me. Say no to the constant online ads that you see, and say no to most of the stuff you see walking through stores, as well as junk food and junk drinks. I’ve been debt-free since 2005. Be intelligent about how you spend. Congrats on the 100k subs! 🎉
When you develop liking for hard work and self discipline with frugal minimalism. So you make money, but you don't need to buy any stuff. It is crazy strong superpower in this world..
Amen, I' ve bought a lot of stuff and feel cluttered and overwhelmed 😢 now working to reverse and recover. Thanks for the inspiration Austin. And Congrats! 🎉
The biggest thing that's put on Hold, is our Health! Health is more complex than known; without it there is no Saving Money, there is no Spending Money, there's no trips to the store, there's just illness, and lack of internal Love for Self and Others. I didn't start Saving, and building Wealth until I got my Health under Control, I was fading fast. I stopped Gluten and other foods that hurt my Gut, and got better over Months, to the point I was able to Work again. Saving is now Fun, and requires Impeccable Patience, and having that, has made a significant change in Finances for me.
I hope you plan to at least travel and get great experiences with that money and free time. Sitting on money and having no life is the opposite of acquiring stuff and being broke but it's equally sad nonetheless. Being single also isn't anything to brag about. Setting a goal to find a good partner is a better plan.
@@lisabrightly …to you. You know nothing about his life or what makes *him* happy. At his age and success level, I guarantee he doesn’t need any advice on how to live 🤣
@@truthtelleranon I don't know him and you don't know him either. Unless you've been appointed his legal guardian , he can speak for himself. I live with people who have big savings and no life all the time. They're sad. I've seen several people go insane because they substituted money for emotional growth and interpersonal accomplishments . They stack money while living fearful, stuck lives. That's no life at all. We need a balance. Lastly, please keep age out of the conversation because you don't know *my* age.
@@lisabrightly It’s pretty obvious he’s not miserable or stuck as he ended the post with a spirited praise of God. Btw, being single is absolutely something to brag about. Single ≠ lonely, and high net worth ≠ no social life.
Thank you for these weekly reminders to make good financial decisions, Agustin. I fully agree that refusing to buy stuff and saving/investing instead has enabled me to have a tidy little cushion of money laid up that helps remove the uncertainty of future needs. As usual, excellent well-packaged video!
Good video and I agree , I believe in stocks and real estate , stocks first lol no headache and it grows faster . I bought my freedom 20 years ago when I was 25. And I teach people how to do the same now. Congrats on the 100k
I think people buy stuff to compensate for what feels like powerlessness over their time: they must work to live and "freedom" seems like a far-off dream: maybe retirement, if they should ever enjoy one. Stuff can be satisfying in the short run. Unfortunately it usually leads to buying more and more and -- as you say -- needing to pay rent to store it somewhere. Crazy but here we are. Excellent job as usual and congratulations on the TH-cam plaque: display it proudly!
I agree. 'Freedom' feels so far off for folks who make a decent living that they would rather indulge and enjoy what they have now. Not saying its great, but it does make sense given how high everything is and how much freedom costs.
My parents grew up as kids during the depression. Never let things go and when started doing well, stuff was a sign of success. The time it took to go through all that stuff was insane, costing me time. And time is not replaceable, stuff is. Dont leave your loved ones a bunch of useless stuff.
I’m getting close to being debt free…just two more big payments on a credit card. No more being a spendthrift…minimalism is much more fun to develop and enjoy.
When the student is ready the teacher will appear. African Proverb. This is so on point and confirmation on what the financial freedom gods have been saying actually screaming at me but now I'm listening. Ty, Stay Blessed.🙏🏾🙂💗
Sooner or later most people figure out that shiny trinkets really don't matter. Some people do it sooner, others take a bit longer. I'm fortunate that I figured it out early on. I had frugal parents and they got me started off on the right foot. In my first job I worked with some folk that were also frugal and were good role models for balancing spending wisely to enjoy today while still investing for the future. That was decades ago. We haven't had any debt except mortgage for 15 years, no debt at all for 10 years. Being able to simply walk away from a job that's gone sour is great. Being able to buy something that truly is of value to you is also great. And being able to retire a few years early is the best.
Amen brother I'm there with you. I make about $4k a month and try like hell to live off of $2k on a good month. I've never had a job making more than about $5k a month. However I've always had a 401k and put the max in a good IRA, the last six years. I try to tell the kids I work with to save more. My net just worth went over 100k at 36 and I was broke and struggling with addiction at 29-30. Even 10-20k, as a single guy, buys a lot of freedom, if you are smart.
They aren’t the same thing, these 2 words are different perceptions or emotional reactions to the same financial situation, the financial situation is the same.
"the point of power is in the present moment, when you take care of the present, you don't have to worry about anything else, and right now is the greatest moment of your life".
I want to do the same...totally debt free at almost 58...the health insurance is my challenge...I am healthy but I used the health insurance to remain healthy with check up and preventive care...how are handling health care? And congratulations!
@snow40741 I am fortunate that I retired from a career with the Federal government, where they let you keep your health insurance at the same price in retirement. I was able to retire at age 56.5 after 33 years of service. Best of luck to you! Retirement is fantastic!
Congratulations on your success. You are creating content that helps fight the good fight. Very helpful and informative. I appreciate you and all that you do. Congrats on getting your plaque and your highest month yet! That's awesome. Seriously. WOW!
It would be nice to have either one. Freedom would be the best. I can't walk anymore from multiple sclerosis and they don't have to get a use of my hands anymore. If you are able-bodied you are very lucky.
Wow, this should be required viewing for young people. Too often people get conditioned that they need lots of stuff and subscriptions and it's hard to break the cycle later on in life.
El Agustín: Thanks for ALL of your advice. I just discovered you a few months ago. Oh, and congratulations on your 100,000+ Subscribers!!! The only stuff I have is what I really need, or what brings me joy and comfort. Everything else that was taking up space, sitting there just "looking pretty," or was costing me to hold on to but was of no use, I got rid of. Then when one of your videos confirmed/affirmed that I did just the right thing, I became a fan of yours. Keep up the fantastic work. /s/ Joel from San Francisco, California, your "Brother in Minimalism."
Amen, amen, amen .. by brother. Also, congratulations on making it to the 100,000 subscriber's level. Wow, I think this is your best comment video ... period. You got my number when, it comes to having "too much stuff" and, no place to organize and store it properly. Learned the Freedom lesson way to late, to stop working for the "Man" in my 50's. But, I made sure to be set financially during my retirement years. Now in my early 60's, I retired last year. Living in "sunny" Southern California, I now have a fully paid-off home, no automobile loans, no personal loans, and no credit card debit. My monthly bills can easily be paid with, just my pension and social security. So, no need to pull any money from my retirement accounts. In addition, my current Net Worth is $1.4 million (with half in the value of my home and, the other half from liquid assets). So, I can truly testify when, you have "Financial Freedom" ... Life is good (smile ... smile).
For the moment all discipline seems painful rather than pleasant, but later it yields the peaceful fruit of righteousness to those who have been trained by it.
I wanted to thank you! Watching your videos like this one, and literally taking notes on my notepad, really help me set straight. I have bought my freedom ! I pray I can keep it. Thank you!
Congrats bro! Crashing through the magical 100k barrier. Well done and well deserved. Keep up the good work. This episode was particularly good and right on to spot.
My mother was a storage unit beast lost big money in storage units that she stole from us by lying. All came out when we moved her and found her paper trail.
I am so happy for all of your achievements Austin! Yesterday I watched your most viewed video and was amazed by all that burst of energy and determination that brought your channel to where it is today.
at 50 I've stopped buying stuff i don't need and have started declutter. in 3 months we were able to downsize our storage from a 10x15 to 10x10...going keep going
Consider diversifying your portfolio with a mix of stocks and stable assets. Seeking professional advice now could provide valuable insights and strategies to navigate market uncertainties and protect your investments.
financial planning and retirement strategies are crucial, especially in today's economic climate. With global economic fluctuations and uncertainties, it's essential to have a solid plan in place to protect your financial future.
Well with the ever-changing global economy, freedom comes at a cost also. It's essential to stay informed and on top of it and plan strategies accordingly.
Even though the strategies are quite rigorous for the regular-Joe. As a matter of fact, they are mostly successfully carried out by pros who have had a great deal of skills and knowledge
Amen. I have been busy getting rid of all my crap over the past year. Now I can barely think of anything I need to replace! The main things I need to buy these days are food, and replacements for stained (because my hands sake due to health reasons) or holey clothes
Wow, probably the best video on TH-cam. The fastest growing industry seems to storage. I'm 57 semi retired with a pension and passive income, I don't need to work, mortgage free , debt free, I work 2-3 days a week, sadly my biggest stress is what to do with my time.
It's been exhausting, haha! It makes the reward much sweeter though knowing how much effort it has taken. But can't get too comfortable or the algorithm will fire me, haha.
Thank you for your advice! I have been following your advice, and since I do NOT have any debts, I have more money available to invest, and buy freedom.
@@ElAgustin I’m sure it wasn’t, but though it was hard work, I’m sure you enjoyed every second of it.. 😀 How many people can say the same thing about what they do for a living… !!??!! ❤️
I find as I learn to live with less stuff through both not buying and slowly whittling down my unwanted possessions, I learn that Jackie Chan question: "Who am I?". When you decide to choose what items you keep, that act begs you to ask yourself who am I and does this item resonate with who I am or even better Who I want to be.
No debt, paid off house, one year of living expenses saved. 40 years old.
Life is good.
You’re absolutely killing it, congrats 🎉.
Childfree?
@@Just_a_good_old_boy no, married with two daughters, 13 and 16. Just told her before we got married in 2007 im leading with the finances. We are a team, but in the end im making the big descisions for the family.
Austin you have come so far🎉congrats on 100k and yes Having money provides freedom. I don't make a lot but I started doing side hustles and I have more funds and am less stressed about bills.
@@Just_a_good_old_boy see my comment up above. Even with children, it can be done!
57 yrs old. Wife and 2 teenagers. We were horribly in debt. Large mortgage, massive student loans, two auto loans, credit card debt. We were drowning. Discovered minimalism about 5 years ago. Wife and kids not totally on board, but I put my all into it. Now 5 years later, credit card debt free, cars paid off 3 years ago, so no more car payments, student loans paid off, and a year of living expenses in cash in the bank. Debt free except for our (still big) mortgage. That’s our only big expense. Now, I can let my foot off the gas, a lot. We enjoy going out to restaurants too much, but that’s okay. We’ve earned it. People, it can be done! Commit and go hard core. Just for a few years. The freedom and peace of mind is worth it!
WELL DONE! My situation was similar to yours. However, now I am debt free.
@@eugeniogibson172 It must be a great feeling. I can’t for the day when we no longer have a Mortgage. Thanks for the nice comment and moral support. Great job to you too! Respect!
Your comment gives me hope, thanks!
🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 smashed it!!!
Live below your means and invest the savings in money earning assets instead of throwing money away buying crap products and services. 😂
Stuff creates subconcious stress, which robs you of your freedom.
Truth!
You're better off buying things than having kids., 😁😁
Well put!
Totally agree
True!
You have achieved true freedom when you can't think of ANY stuff that you even need.
Pay yourself first and live below your means. My life story. Invest smart. Just retired at 59 . Modest house, 17 yr old vehicle, and a beautiful granddaughter. Life is good! I have more than enough. More than my parents ever had. A man with his freedom is the richest of all! Care about your future self. Take care of your money, and it will take care of you.
Good job !!!
Yes what a big relief when the huge amount of debt i. e ur mortgage is paid off it took off half of ur financial stress
Great words of Wisdom but it's getting harder to do with the crazy increases in Rentals and Mortgages. Not to mention the ever-increasing prices on: Groceries, Gasoline, Car Insurance, Homeowner's Insurance, Property Taxes, Car Repairs, Vet Bills, on and on. A box of Honey Nut Cheerios at Publix is $8.99. That's Highway Robbery!
How do you pay yourself if you don't have enough to pay all your bills each month?
@@CadillacGregg309 Because you pay yourself first, before you pay any bills. If your spending everything, your spending too much and need to cut back in order to save.
All my stuff fits in one room, I like it that way!
You ABSOLUTELY have to say "no" more often. I’m a minimalist and have just what I need. Financial freedom is WAY more important to me. Say no to the constant online ads that you see, and say no to most of the stuff you see walking through stores, as well as junk food and junk drinks. I’ve been debt-free since 2005. Be intelligent about how you spend.
Congrats on the 100k subs! 🎉
Praise Jesus Christ! HALLELUJAH AND AMEN!!!
When you develop liking for hard work and self discipline with frugal minimalism. So you make money, but you don't need to buy any stuff. It is crazy strong superpower in this world..
Praise Jesus Christ! HALLELUJAH AND AMEN!!!
Big Facts
Amen, I' ve bought a lot of stuff and feel cluttered and overwhelmed 😢 now working to reverse and recover. Thanks for the inspiration Austin. And Congrats! 🎉
Me too!😊
Me too!!
Me too! 😥😥
The biggest thing that's put on Hold, is our Health! Health is more complex than known; without it there is no Saving Money, there is no Spending Money, there's no trips to the store, there's just illness, and lack of internal Love for Self and Others. I didn't start Saving, and building Wealth until I got my Health under Control, I was fading fast. I stopped Gluten and other foods that hurt my Gut, and got better over Months, to the point I was able to Work again. Saving is now Fun, and requires Impeccable Patience, and having that, has made a significant change in Finances for me.
After years of buying stuff before being married. My husband is helping me move from my past we are going forward to freedom!!
"We buy things we don't need with money we don't have to impress people we don't like." - Tyler Durden, Fight Club
*chuck palahniuk, fight club
You know movie characters aren’t real right? A human man wrote that book
@@M_SCwe regurgitate what we hear to impress people we don't know in the comments section.
What's the "we" stuff lol. It's just the occasional bot. The internet is dead.
52, single male, no debt, paid for house, 1.5M net worth, rental portfolio all paid for. Financial freedom is so peaceful. Thank you Jesus!
nice! no mortgages 👏🏽single too! you’re free
I hope you plan to at least travel and get great experiences with that money and free time. Sitting on money and having no life is the opposite of acquiring stuff and being broke but it's equally sad nonetheless.
Being single also isn't anything to brag about. Setting a goal to find a good partner is a better plan.
@@lisabrightly …to you. You know nothing about his life or what makes *him* happy. At his age and success level, I guarantee he doesn’t need any advice on how to live 🤣
@@truthtelleranon I don't know him and you don't know him either. Unless you've been appointed his legal guardian , he can speak for himself. I live with people who have big savings and no life all the time. They're sad. I've seen several people go insane because they substituted money for emotional growth and interpersonal accomplishments . They stack money while living fearful, stuck lives. That's no life at all. We need a balance. Lastly, please keep age out of the conversation because you don't know *my* age.
@@lisabrightly It’s pretty obvious he’s not miserable or stuck as he ended the post with a spirited praise of God. Btw, being single is absolutely something to brag about. Single ≠ lonely, and high net worth ≠ no social life.
Thank you for these weekly reminders to make good financial decisions, Agustin. I fully agree that refusing to buy stuff and saving/investing instead has enabled me to have a tidy little cushion of money laid up that helps remove the uncertainty of future needs. As usual, excellent well-packaged video!
Thank you!
I want to afford both, but right now I'm focused on freedom.
That’s very smart of you👍🏾💯
Genius. Wow. WOW!!!! 😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱
Good video and I agree , I believe in stocks and real estate , stocks first lol no headache and it grows faster .
I bought my freedom 20 years ago when I was 25. And I teach people how to do the same now.
Congrats on the 100k
Tired of the "stuff trap". I want to work to live, not live to work. Getting financial freedom is my goal.
"Fed the narrative of consumerism" to achieve happiness is capitalism at its best. Well said.
I think people buy stuff to compensate for what feels like powerlessness over their time: they must work to live and "freedom" seems like a far-off dream: maybe retirement, if they should ever enjoy one. Stuff can be satisfying in the short run. Unfortunately it usually leads to buying more and more and -- as you say -- needing to pay rent to store it somewhere. Crazy but here we are. Excellent job as usual and congratulations on the TH-cam plaque: display it proudly!
It's very cool! It's very good quality.
I agree. 'Freedom' feels so far off for folks who make a decent living that they would rather indulge and enjoy what they have now. Not saying its great, but it does make sense given how high everything is and how much freedom costs.
You are my new accountant - I am about to clear my like items on Amazon & eBay thank you
My parents grew up as kids during the depression. Never let things go and when started doing well, stuff was a sign of success. The time it took to go through all that stuff was insane, costing me time. And time is not replaceable, stuff is. Dont leave your loved ones a bunch of useless stuff.
Congratulations 🎊 on 100k ... Can't wait to you hit 1M! Never let your "stuff" consume you. Freedom & time♥️
I’m getting close to being debt free…just two more big payments on a credit card. No more being a spendthrift…minimalism is much more fun to develop and enjoy.
Amen! And this video, my friends, is a perfect example of how/why Austin got to 100,000+.
Congratulations! Well deserved! FREEDOM!!!!!!!
When the student is ready the teacher will appear. African Proverb. This is so on point and confirmation on what the financial freedom gods have been saying actually screaming at me but now I'm listening. Ty, Stay Blessed.🙏🏾🙂💗
Sooner or later most people figure out that shiny trinkets really don't matter. Some people do it sooner, others take a bit longer. I'm fortunate that I figured it out early on. I had frugal parents and they got me started off on the right foot. In my first job I worked with some folk that were also frugal and were good role models for balancing spending wisely to enjoy today while still investing for the future. That was decades ago. We haven't had any debt except mortgage for 15 years, no debt at all for 10 years. Being able to simply walk away from a job that's gone sour is great. Being able to buy something that truly is of value to you is also great. And being able to retire a few years early is the best.
Just sold off an extra car I didn't need. I could physically feel my burden lighten up a bit. This guy is 100% correct!
You are such an inspiration to me and I thank you! You have helped me change my perception about money. I want my freedom more than stuff.
Austin, I’ve enjoyed your content immensely. Thanks for all you do!
Amen brother I'm there with you. I make about $4k a month and try like hell to live off of $2k on a good month. I've never had a job making more than about $5k a month. However I've always had a 401k and put the max in a good IRA, the last six years. I try to tell the kids I work with to save more. My net just worth went over 100k at 36 and I was broke and struggling with addiction at 29-30. Even 10-20k, as a single guy, buys a lot of freedom, if you are smart.
For me, it is also buying security.
How is that different from freedom?
Security and freedom the same thing
They aren’t the same thing, these 2 words are different perceptions or emotional reactions to the same financial situation, the financial situation is the same.
"the point of power is in the present moment, when you take care of the present, you don't have to worry about anything else, and right now is the greatest moment of your life".
Powerful!
Congrats on 100K, Austin! 🎉
🎉
Thanks Austin! I was able to buy my freedom and retire a little over a month ago. It is a wonderful feeling!
I want to do the same...totally debt free at almost 58...the health insurance is my challenge...I am healthy but I used the health insurance to remain healthy with check up and preventive care...how are handling health care? And congratulations!
@snow40741 I am fortunate that I retired from a career with the Federal government, where they let you keep your health insurance at the same price in retirement. I was able to retire at age 56.5 after 33 years of service. Best of luck to you! Retirement is fantastic!
Congratulations on your success. You are creating content that helps fight the good fight. Very helpful and informative. I appreciate you and all that you do. Congrats on getting your plaque and your highest month yet! That's awesome. Seriously. WOW!
Not too much stuff, just enough. This is freeing and smart!
Congratulations Austin! Well done. The best is yet to come!
It would be nice to have either one. Freedom would be the best. I can't walk anymore from multiple sclerosis and they don't have to get a use of my hands anymore.
If you are able-bodied you are very lucky.
Wow, this should be required viewing for young people. Too often people get conditioned that they need lots of stuff and subscriptions and it's hard to break the cycle later on in life.
El Agustín: Thanks for ALL of your advice. I just discovered you a few months ago. Oh, and congratulations
on your 100,000+ Subscribers!!! The only stuff I have is what I really need, or what brings me joy and comfort.
Everything else that was taking up space, sitting there just "looking pretty," or was costing me to hold on to
but was of no use, I got rid of. Then when one of your videos confirmed/affirmed that I did just the right thing,
I became a fan of yours. Keep up the fantastic work.
/s/ Joel from San Francisco, California, your "Brother in Minimalism."
Boss man spewing truth bombs. 👍👍🇺🇸
Love this comment! Agreed!☺️
Congratulations !!! You deserved your success because you're helping so much people to be financially smart🙂
Amen, amen, amen .. by brother. Also, congratulations on making it to the 100,000 subscriber's level. Wow, I think this is your best comment video ... period. You got my number when, it comes to having "too much stuff" and, no place to organize and store it properly. Learned the Freedom lesson way to late, to stop working for the "Man" in my 50's. But, I made sure to be set financially during my retirement years. Now in my early 60's, I retired last year. Living in "sunny" Southern California, I now have a fully paid-off home, no automobile loans, no personal loans, and no credit card debit. My monthly bills can easily be paid with, just my pension and social security. So, no need to pull any money from my retirement accounts. In addition, my current Net Worth is $1.4 million (with half in the value of my home and, the other half from liquid assets). So, I can truly testify when, you have "Financial Freedom" ... Life is good (smile ... smile).
I’m so glad that I always think of my future self. I thank me from the past for getting me here and we will keep going.
For the moment all discipline seems painful rather than pleasant, but later it yields the peaceful fruit of righteousness to those who have been trained by it.
I wanted to thank you!
Watching your videos like this one, and literally taking notes on my notepad, really help me set straight.
I have bought my freedom !
I pray I can keep it.
Thank you!
Congrats bro! Crashing through the magical 100k barrier. Well done and well deserved. Keep up the good work. This episode was particularly good and right on to spot.
My mother was a storage unit beast lost big money in storage units that she stole from us by lying. All came out when we moved her and found her paper trail.
Austin, you are so right. Common Sense but true wisdom, Amen. My eyes are open and I’m ready to tackle my personal Dumpster fires. Thank you Carnal.
I am so happy for all of your achievements Austin! Yesterday I watched your most viewed video and was amazed by all that burst of energy and determination that brought your channel to where it is today.
AMEN!!! And congrats! So glad your hard work is recognized. Love your channel so much!
I started watching you in 2022 because I was locked down due to Covid and bored. Fantastic to watch your success
Stuff or freedom… say this to yourself when out and or shopping online. Great video as always.
Congrats you deserve it! Your videos really help me stay on track financially
I'm glad!!
Amen baby!! 🙏🏼🙌.
Congratulations 🎉🎊 🍾 on your 100k
Congratulations 🎉🎉🎉
Congratulations!!!! Thats awesome. You are my favorite you tuber
at 50 I've stopped buying stuff i don't need and have started declutter. in 3 months we were able to downsize our storage from a 10x15 to 10x10...going keep going
So happy to see how well your plan has worked for you, Austin! I remember your first videos! Freedom first! Amen
I'm loving this channe) especially the illustrations used. They keep my attention cause I don't want to miss one. Sensible financial advice
Thanks! It takes a lot of time to edit as it's all me doing it manually, but I enjoy the editing process the most (except when I don't)!
Amazing content. The world needs less consumption and more purposeful living. Congratulations and all the success to you and your followers
Congratulations and AMEN!!!!
Amen! 🙌🏾 You're a testament to how frugal planning allows us to take risks and live the life we want. Congrats!
This video should be in every school ! Excellent video and congrats on your achievement.
Congrats, Agustín - you deserve your success! 👏👏👏🎉
I appreciate it!
The less material things i have the better i feel. I like throwing unneeded weight overboard...
So we still need to buy freedom?? 😁
I really just wanna just wanna be financially stable and free,....
Consider diversifying your portfolio with a mix of stocks and stable assets. Seeking professional advice now could provide valuable insights and strategies to navigate market uncertainties and protect your investments.
financial planning and retirement strategies are crucial, especially in today's economic climate. With global economic fluctuations and uncertainties, it's essential to have a solid plan in place to protect your financial future.
Well with the ever-changing global economy, freedom comes at a cost also. It's essential to stay informed and on top of it and plan strategies accordingly.
Even though the strategies are quite rigorous for the regular-Joe. As a matter of fact, they are mostly successfully carried out by pros who have had a great deal of skills and knowledge
Congratulations! You deserve this success. You offer great value to your audience.
Thanks, Rudy!
I love your channel!! Thank you !! Congratulations!!
Congrats Austin on taking the risk and leap of faith to believe in yourself. Your TH-cam plaque is well deserved! Keep up the good work.
Thanks! It's been quite the journey!
Stuff smothers freedom and kills your yearning to be free.
@@kathleenepugh9495 Yes. It makes you feel old and helpless.
@@a.marcoux4274 As long as there is life, there is HOPE!
This might just be my favourite video you have created ❤
Great! I enjoyed making this one. Just got back from Mexico so feeling refreshed again! No more vacations for me, haha. It's too stressful!
@@ElAgustin oh wow, hope you had an amazing time, haha, I know what you mean! I love travelling, but I’m a simple home-body at heart xx
Congratulations! So pleased for you, you deserve it.
Thank you, Austin! Greetings from germany 🇩🇪
Amen. I have been busy getting rid of all my crap over the past year. Now I can barely think of anything I need to replace! The main things I need to buy these days are food, and replacements for stained (because my hands sake due to health reasons) or holey clothes
Thank you for your honesty and sharing your income. Proof that hard work and perseverance pays off! Wishing you continued success Austin.
Wow, probably the best video on TH-cam. The fastest growing industry seems to storage. I'm 57 semi retired with a pension and passive income, I don't need to work, mortgage free , debt free, I work 2-3 days a week, sadly my biggest stress is what to do with my time.
There is nothing like freedom!! Congratulations Austin! You are a Superstar! Me too!!
I felt guilty after I watched this, thanks for the tips I'm going to focus on myself even more and avoid temptations
Congratulations, Austin! You deserve this award! I really like your videos. 🏆👍🌟
Congratulations on the 100K + subscribers. The hard work paid off👍🏻🔥
It's been exhausting, haha! It makes the reward much sweeter though knowing how much effort it has taken. But can't get too comfortable or the algorithm will fire me, haha.
Thanks!
Thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Good for you sir for your growth as a TH-cam creator!
Frankly it's a very convincing demo, especially due to the fact you back it up with your own outstanding experience and achievements. Well done!
Very happy for your success! Enjoy the videos from the beginning 😊
OMg! The part with the cluttered rooms! OMG! I've seen and lived alll of that!
Congrats on reaching 100,000 subs. Great content!
Congratulations on the new plaque!
Thanks!
Congratulations on achieving 100K subscribers!
Thank you for your advice! I have been following your advice, and since I do NOT have any debts, I have more money available to invest, and buy freedom.
Amen to that and congratulations on the silver button and the six figure income.. ❤
A really good informative video as always…
Only 215 videos and 3 years, haha! It ain't easy!
@@ElAgustin I’m sure it wasn’t, but though it was hard work, I’m sure you enjoyed every second of it.. 😀
How many people can say the same thing about what they do for a living… !!??!! ❤️
Congratulations my friend, and thank you for this video and your channel as whole🎉
Great advice. Im going to pat off my last credit csrd. On the 1st. It might suck being broke for a month, but its pleasing knowing im debt free.
I find as I learn to live with less stuff through both not buying and slowly whittling down my unwanted possessions, I learn that Jackie Chan question: "Who am I?". When you decide to choose what items you keep, that act begs you to ask yourself who am I and does this item resonate with who I am or even better Who I want to be.
Yayy to 100k subscribers! You deserve it
I appreciate it!
I'm on this long road and videos like this help me remember what I'm grinding for
Thanks for always providing awesome content! Congratulations on your well earned success! 🙌👏
Amen! 🧡 Congratulations on your achievements. It's a good plan to buy your freedom first.
Great video. You are a very wise young man.
Austin my morning breakfast is to listen to your podcast. Congratulations to you! TH-camr Award