Minimalism is about having less materialistic things and essentialism is about doing less and focusing on fewer, but more beneficial activities. Quality over quantity in both cases.
Minimalism is a short-term decision making process - the here-and-now. What habits to break or replace. What shirt to keep or donate. Which entertainment show to unsubscribe from. Etc. Essentialism is a long-term decision-making process - the long-term perspective. How to prioritize my time, categorize my life, and make decisions based on changing myself internally for the better.
I read an article years back about a team of nurses in a hospice who asked those in their care what they regretted....the number one answer was not spending enough time with their loved ones. This has been a big influence on me for decades. Once my family's basic needs are met there's no need to sweat buckets providing more and more stuff.
Truth! But what about all of the gadgets, gewgaws, expensive trips, vehicles, abodes, apparel, etc. we are programmed to want? A person just CAN'T do without those things and have fulfilling life! (Sarcasm intended.)
One of your best videos. The 'if you have 20 priorities, you don't have a priority' really was an eye opener. I'm guilty of going in too many directions at once. The word was meant to be singular. Real mind shift there. Thanks!
Hi. If your microwave has gone "black" - no lights show, etc. This is a $1 fix! Open the back, and you will find a small fuse that has blown. That stops all electricity from flowing. The fuse is usually held in two metal brackets and pops out easily. Take the old fuse to a hardware store and get a new fuse. (I always have bought a "stronger" fuse). Pop the new fuse back in the brackets, and you will be back in business. * If, on the other hands, you have lights but NO heating capability - that is a dead microwave, and it is cheaper to buy a new one than to try to fix those parts, usually it will be the magnatron, or another part I fail to remember the name of. The new parts will cost more than a new microwave. Strange how that is, isn't it!
I would like to get rid of my microwave went it dies out. It seems like a pain though to re-heat soup on the stove (another pot to clean), make oatmeal or other food that would be quick in the micro. If you have ideas to share I’d love to hear them.
@@bria2596 BE VERY CAREFUL about opening up electronics! If you don't know really well what you are doing, don't do it. Capacitators in electronic devices do have the potential to kill or seriously harm you. This includes those in "harmless", everyday devices like for example microwaves or camera flashes.
I had moved into an apartment a while back that didn't come with one, and I couldn't afford to get one at the time. I found I enjoyed my food more when I had to make things myself instead of buying instant things to pop onto the microwave
“The 12 Week Year” by Moran & Lennington is a favorite. It’s ideas and format for accomplishing 4 12-week years (and goals) within one calendar year are something our production company has built into our structure, and we’ve found a lot of success from it! Would enjoy hearing your take on it.
I appreciate Gabe's positive outlook on living an authentic and rewarding life. But I must add my 2 cents. As a 70 year old, single gay man, I have experienced a great many 'ups' and 'downs' during 5 decades of adulthood. Many 'downs' were due to poor choices on my part and some I had no control over (such as my partner dying). Most of the 'ups' were because of hard work and some were just luck. I've had lousy jobs and have been taken advantage of. I tried to invest and lost all my money. I've been in abusive relationships. I don't maintain close family ties (by choice). And my few attempts at self-employment all flatlined. Yet, each time, I found a way to bounce back and re-invent myself. I guess what I've learned from all of that is: Work on your strengths, take care of your personal self and don't trust anyone too readily. Life is mainly about "self-preservation".
While you have some good points, I have to disagree with your last sentence. Self preservation ultimately fails in the end for everyone. Living life for anything but God means you’re living for something temporary. Your relationship with God is eternal. Anyway, I am sorry for the pain you’ve been through and hope you have a great week.
"Become unavailable" ❤ cripes! I was 50 before I realised how much I run around & take on responsibility for other people's dreams - or whims🙄 I enabled their entitled narcicisstic behaviour. Holy doodle! The outrage & pushback when I withdraw & deign to care about my own dreams & whims! 🫣 I guess somewhere deep inside I always knew that was the threat keeping me pleasing them. But now I only have half my life left, so I don't have time for that bullshit☺️ Thank you Gabe, for persisting in your TH-cam dream🌸
This reminds me so much of how an Economist thinks...! 10 Principles of Economics " 1. People Face Tradeoffs 2. The Cost of Something is What You Give Up to Get It 3. Rational People Think at the Margin 4. People Respond to Incentives 5. Trade Can Make Everyone Better Off 6. Markets Are Usually a Good Way to Organize Economic Activity 7. Governments Can Sometimes Improve Economic Outcomes 8. The Standard of Living Depends on a Country's Production 9. Prices Rise When the Government Prints Too Much Money 10. Society Faces a Short-Run Tradeoff Between Inflation and Unemployment "
Essential/Essentialism as a word itself is a term I can better relate to than "minimalism" (I'm in neither movement nor camp). It is more realistic, pragmatic, practical, intentional and purposeful, and that also doesn't evoke a bare to the bones room, with just 3 items in it.
Ok. Lots of people on here coming down on Gabe about spelling and grammar. I get what you’re saying, however I believe that it shows you don’t have to be perfect at everything to still become highly successful. Gabe keep killing it man. I would be happy to edit your work for free if you would like.
Great content. Thank you for your hard work. I hope you can ignore the petty comments that I see in this thread and focus on the positive and glowing comments because they are true. Amazing work, appreciated the video.
Gabe, this was one of your best videos yet! My personal favorite by far. Throughout the entire video I was thinking "oh yea🤔" The priorities and decision fatigue parts really hit home for me. Thank you again for another great video! Your content is truly so helpful😊
Didn't know till watching this video that there was a name for how I live my life: Essentialism. EVERYTHING you said struck a cord! Every moment affects my future self. I often do a tiny bit here, a tiny bit there, to make things easier for future-me. And when I decide to not do something, it's because I know future-me can handle it, but present-me needs a break. Every single thing in my life is prioritized, categorized, and pre-planned. And a major part of my time is spent on RELAXING. Guilt-free; because I've learned how important it is to be happy, healthy, and developing positively.
I love this book. I got it based on a previous recommendation by you. Two things that stood out for me: 1-Just because something might be a good opportunity or item, doesn't mean it's the best for me right now. And 2-the difference between important and essential. I've always had trouble setting priorities sss! because everything seemed important. But when the word is essential, that draws a much bigger line in the sand and helps me filter for the thing that is a priority for me, now, in that realm of my life. (I have realms in life such as financial/family/artistic, etc.) Great video about a great book, thanks!
@GabeBult Time stamp 7:15 - 7:38 The research you mentioned is credited to Dr. James Beggan at the University of Louisville. The term is “the mere ownership effect.”
My TV died and cable was sooo expensive and I really thought about it and I didn't miss it so now I still have access to everything via computer, phone and tablet. It works out fine and I realized....wait a minute. I dont need the expense of all of that and this worked out fine for me. It's then when you have an A HA moment. Lol 👍
I loved this video👍... but at the same time I kept thinking "I hope you go back and revisit it when your daughter is older and in school and has extracurricular activities.. because then you will see that unfortunately you are "FORCED" to do things you PERSONALLY do NOT want to do ie. "waste your time on", but you "do it for your daughter/child" to help and support them and their interests and goals, so that they (hopefully) grow up into "nice, happy and useful members of the human race, and can survive on their own two feet someday." Of course we could argue that we chose to have kids and we chose to be good parents...which we did.. but it still means compromising your own wishes, needs and our most valuable commodity "time" to accommodate our childrens needs.
I have a young child who is autistic and developmentally delayed in some areas. It's a crap ton of extra work (and medical expenses.) But it's certainly the most meaningful work I've ever done. Every time he gains a new skill I think, "We did it!" He's such a great kid. I think when you have a kid, ideally you've thought through the reality that your personal comfort is going to take a back seat for a while. For some people it turns out to be more demanding than others, and I know of many parents of children with more significant disabilities who have even less time than we do. There are so many things in life we cannot control, and in some cases that includes the nature of our obligations. But there is never any situation that we can't make better in some small way. Viktor Frankl survived the Holocaust by caring for his fellow prisoners and planning out how he would help others if he survived. If Frankl can figure out some way to make life more autonomous and fulfilling then certainly we all can.
one priority at work, one priority in love life, one priority in family matters... you can separate your life in different and unrelated thematics and have multiple priorities, just one in each box.
Hard work nhi karna kise bhi sb ek dusre ka copy karna chahte he... But yahi phas jate he.. Samne Wale ko copy Krna me koi burai nhi he par utni practice agar na ho to wo chij work nhi karti..... Simple sa formula he nakal ke liye akal ka hona jaruri hota he.......
Love the videos! Would really be interested in a few videos of you explaining in depth how to get started with rental property, such as how to structure an llc for the rental property, type of insurance you need, tips on how to make contact with a lawyer for future problems that may come up, once you purchase a rental ideas and tips on how to efficiently run it in hopes to reinvest the income into another rental etc. I know this is a long comment but would love to see videos on step by step ways to make passive income rather than just the idea of what to do. I know rental property, storage units, vending machines etc are great passive income streams, but I would really like your take on how to get started and how much money would be a realistic amount to start any of the ideas I mentioned or any you may have. Keep up the great work brother!
Gabe could you talk a little more about how you do Less but Better with ADHD? I do not find it easy - not the 'priority selection' part, but the 'staying focused on it' part.
"Doing" TH-cam is not actually a "one thing." It's what you use TH-cam for that becomes your purpose. In other words, your content on TH-cam is what counts. 😊😊
Somewhere between 2-3 I think, real estate in Sydney is priced so that house hacking is virtually impossible. Most rents won’t come close to covering the mortgage here which sucks! 😂
Thank you so much for this video😍, it's life changing to me, It took me long time to finish it, I paused it many times with every new point and think deeply about it😯 It's really fascinating 😯💖💖💖
Many times, when I participate in certain activities, I question whether or not it's worth my time. The friends I see, how influential are they? And lately, I just ask myself, is this the best use of my time? This is not living my best life. I just recently lost my job. I earned a great salary. I am now faced with possible $15 to $20k drop with a new job when I felt I needed $10 or $20k more before. I had just started taking strong action to improve my finances and planned to leave corporate life after 2 more years. Well, I am scrambling a bit but do have emergency funds and large food and essential supplies...prepared for emergency. Well, here I am. All of your tips still apply, and I'm working all angles. It's hard, but determination and tenacity will help.
Possibly one of the best videos I've watched for a long time. TH-cam suggested you to me and I'm so glad it did. Loved the content and virtually every point resonated with me. Now I'm going to binch watch your previous videos 😄
I looove these type of videos about books, you make me want to do better for myself and also realize I'm nowhere near as bad as I see myself in my head because I already implement many of these. Thank you, Gabe, for the great content you put out there. Ps. I'd love for you to make a video giving pointers about investing. Because of you, I'm motivated to do so soon, it's been brewing for years that I've been watching you, and even though I'm almost ready to take the plunge, I need more advice from you.
For zero-based budgeting, I was using YNAB, but they keep cranking their price after they switched to a subscription model. I found a free google sheets template on steroids called Aspire Budgeting. It’s zero-based.
Can u do the video about the new thing feel , Looking old product as a new one feel as we have it in a bought date . I think thing drive me to the update product which I don’t want .
This is such a fantastic video! Thank you for doing this review! I'm now going to listen to the book, I've been on the fence about it, but you've convinced me. I would love to see a review of the book Company of One by Paul Jarvis.
I've watched a bunch of your videos, and successfully implemented some of the lessons from them into my daily life. Up until now I wasn't a subscriber however, this video was the deciding factor I don't know what sets this video apart from the others but this was the video for me. Thank you for providing value based content!
I want to upload videos of my garden since I'm passionate about plants, but not sure how to get the technical side going on a low budget. What camera and software should I use for walkthrough videos?
Your phone and anything free open-source to just mess around with. I think he even mentioned one time about your phone being one of the best "budget" starter cameras.
What are some differences between essentialism and minimalism?
Essentialism is your core, not goals but what you yearn for. Minimalism is a tool to get there period.
Minimalism is about having less materialistic things and essentialism is about doing less and focusing on fewer, but more beneficial activities. Quality over quantity in both cases.
Minimalism is a short-term decision making process - the here-and-now.
What habits to break or replace. What shirt to keep or donate. Which entertainment show to unsubscribe from. Etc.
Essentialism is a long-term decision-making process - the long-term perspective.
How to prioritize my time, categorize my life, and make decisions based on changing myself internally for the better.
Minimalism is priorities of objects. Essentialism is priorities of life.
@@honeyrococo So, you're saying they're opposite?
Being unavailable became my superpower a couple of years ago. It is a life changer!
I've been unavailable for 17 years. There's nothing like it!
Could you explain that further? Like, do you mean having no phone with you all the time? I'm curious :)
I read an article years back about a team of nurses in a hospice who asked those in their care what they regretted....the number one answer was not spending enough time with their loved ones. This has been a big influence on me for decades. Once my family's basic needs are met there's no need to sweat buckets providing more and more stuff.
Truth!
But what about all of the gadgets, gewgaws, expensive trips, vehicles, abodes, apparel, etc. we are programmed to want? A person just CAN'T do without those things and have fulfilling life! (Sarcasm intended.)
So important. Relationships are the most important thing!
One of your best videos. The 'if you have 20 priorities, you don't have a priority' really was an eye opener. I'm guilty of going in too many directions at once. The word was meant to be singular. Real mind shift there. Thanks!
My microwave broke after only 3 years. I decided after not having it for a month that I really didn't miss it. Made space on my counter too. 😍
Hi. If your microwave has gone "black" - no lights show, etc. This is a $1 fix! Open the back, and you will find a small fuse that has blown. That stops all electricity from flowing. The fuse is usually held in two metal brackets and pops out easily. Take the old fuse to a hardware store and get a new fuse. (I always have bought a "stronger" fuse). Pop the new fuse back in the brackets, and you will be back in business. * If, on the other hands, you have lights but NO heating capability - that is a dead microwave, and it is cheaper to buy a new one than to try to fix those parts, usually it will be the magnatron, or another part I fail to remember the name of. The new parts will cost more than a new microwave. Strange how that is, isn't it!
I would like to get rid of my microwave went it dies out. It seems like a pain though to re-heat soup on the stove (another pot to clean), make oatmeal or other food that would be quick in the micro. If you have ideas to share I’d love to hear them.
Mine just broke today!! I'm struggling. Lol
@@bria2596 BE VERY CAREFUL about opening up electronics! If you don't know really well what you are doing, don't do it. Capacitators in electronic devices do have the potential to kill or seriously harm you.
This includes those in "harmless", everyday devices like for example microwaves or camera flashes.
I had moved into an apartment a while back that didn't come with one, and I couldn't afford to get one at the time. I found I enjoyed my food more when I had to make things myself instead of buying instant things to pop onto the microwave
“The 12 Week Year” by Moran & Lennington is a favorite. It’s ideas and format for accomplishing 4 12-week years (and goals) within one calendar year are something our production company has built into our structure, and we’ve found a lot of success from it! Would enjoy hearing your take on it.
I appreciate Gabe's positive outlook on living an authentic and rewarding life. But I must add my 2 cents. As a 70 year old, single gay man, I have experienced a great many 'ups' and 'downs' during 5 decades of adulthood. Many 'downs' were due to poor choices on my part and some I had no control over (such as my partner dying). Most of the 'ups' were because of hard work and some were just luck. I've had lousy jobs and have been taken advantage of. I tried to invest and lost all my money. I've been in abusive relationships. I don't maintain close family ties (by choice). And my few attempts at self-employment all flatlined. Yet, each time, I found a way to bounce back and re-invent myself. I guess what I've learned from all of that is: Work on your strengths, take care of your personal self and don't trust anyone too readily. Life is mainly about "self-preservation".
While you have some good points, I have to disagree with your last sentence. Self preservation ultimately fails in the end for everyone. Living life for anything but God means you’re living for something temporary. Your relationship with God is eternal.
Anyway, I am sorry for the pain you’ve been through and hope you have a great week.
Being unavailable became my superpower a couple of years ago. It is a life changer!
"Become unavailable" ❤ cripes! I was 50 before I realised how much I run around & take on responsibility for other people's dreams - or whims🙄 I enabled their entitled narcicisstic behaviour. Holy doodle! The outrage & pushback when I withdraw & deign to care about my own dreams & whims! 🫣 I guess somewhere deep inside I always knew that was the threat keeping me pleasing them. But now I only have half my life left, so I don't have time for that bullshit☺️ Thank you Gabe, for persisting in your TH-cam dream🌸
Listening in the last five minutes before the morning alarm goes off. I have a feeling that this day will be different. Thanks!
Your 20 Lessons are realistic, attainable, and easy to incorporate in your daily living🙏❤
This reminds me so much of how an Economist thinks...!
10 Principles of Economics
"
1. People Face Tradeoffs
2. The Cost of Something is What You Give Up to Get It
3. Rational People Think at the Margin
4. People Respond to Incentives
5. Trade Can Make Everyone Better Off
6. Markets Are Usually a Good Way to Organize Economic Activity
7. Governments Can Sometimes Improve Economic Outcomes
8. The Standard of Living Depends on a Country's Production
9. Prices Rise When the Government Prints Too Much Money
10. Society Faces a Short-Run Tradeoff Between Inflation and Unemployment
"
#7 (for themselves)*
Nothing much better from live in your live. Even one cat missing your home❤😊
I got more out of this video than I did out of the book Essentialism. So thanks for that.
Essential/Essentialism as a word itself is a term I can better relate to than "minimalism" (I'm in neither movement nor camp).
It is more realistic, pragmatic, practical, intentional and purposeful, and that also doesn't evoke a bare to the bones room, with just 3 items in it.
I've always thought minimalism was a sliding scale. It's not the same for everyone.
This is a better term.
Congratulations on your beautiful family & your great approach to Life!
Thanks for sharing.
The book "Essentialism" can be life-changing. In my opinion it's the "7 Habits" by Stephen Covey of our day. Thank you for this video.
Ok. Lots of people on here coming down on Gabe about spelling and grammar. I get what you’re saying, however I believe that it shows you don’t have to be perfect at everything to still become highly successful. Gabe keep killing it man. I would be happy to edit your work for free if you would like.
Great content. Thank you for your hard work. I hope you can ignore the petty comments that I see in this thread and focus on the positive and glowing comments because they are true. Amazing work, appreciated the video.
The last one was awesome. Cutting out. That would make an amazing video.
I like to listen to you at 80% speed. Good stuff. Jeff
You excel in your presentation delivery, skillfully presenting ideas and perspectives in the most fascinating way.
Gabe, this was one of your best videos yet! My personal favorite by far. Throughout the entire video I was thinking "oh yea🤔" The priorities and decision fatigue parts really hit home for me. Thank you again for another great video! Your content is truly so helpful😊
Your work is amazing! Recently I’ve been asking myself more questions to make decisions.
Didn't know till watching this video that there was a name for how I live my life: Essentialism.
EVERYTHING you said struck a cord!
Every moment affects my future self.
I often do a tiny bit here, a tiny bit there, to make things easier for future-me. And when I decide to not do something, it's because I know future-me can handle it, but present-me needs a break.
Every single thing in my life is prioritized, categorized, and pre-planned. And a major part of my time is spent on RELAXING. Guilt-free; because I've learned how important it is to be happy, healthy, and developing positively.
❤❤❤❤ that’s where I am in life right now
I love this book. I got it based on a previous recommendation by you. Two things that stood out for me: 1-Just because something might be a good opportunity or item, doesn't mean it's the best for me right now. And 2-the difference between important and essential. I've always had trouble setting priorities sss! because everything seemed important. But when the word is essential, that draws a much bigger line in the sand and helps me filter for the thing that is a priority for me, now, in that realm of my life. (I have realms in life such as financial/family/artistic, etc.) Great video about a great book, thanks!
Toxic Mother & Sister 📚 would be great! I’ve seen a tremendous tear down of a brother and it is sickening!
@GabeBult
Time stamp 7:15 - 7:38
The research you mentioned is credited to Dr. James Beggan at the University of Louisville. The term is “the mere ownership effect.”
My TV died and cable was sooo expensive and I really thought about it and I didn't miss it so now I still have access to everything via computer, phone and tablet. It works out fine and I realized....wait a minute. I dont need the expense of all of that and this worked out fine for me. It's then when you have an A HA moment. Lol 👍
Love this book! I wish that other people would understand this too. Busy is praised! Xx
I loved this video👍... but at the same time I kept thinking "I hope you go back and revisit it when your daughter is older and in school and has extracurricular activities.. because then you will see that unfortunately you are "FORCED" to do things you PERSONALLY do NOT want to do ie. "waste your time on", but you "do it for your daughter/child" to help and support them and their interests and goals, so that they (hopefully) grow up into "nice, happy and useful members of the human race, and can survive on their own two feet someday."
Of course we could argue that we chose to have kids and we chose to be good parents...which we did.. but it still means compromising your own wishes, needs and our most valuable commodity "time" to accommodate our childrens needs.
Or aging parent…
I have a young child who is autistic and developmentally delayed in some areas. It's a crap ton of extra work (and medical expenses.) But it's certainly the most meaningful work I've ever done. Every time he gains a new skill I think, "We did it!" He's such a great kid.
I think when you have a kid, ideally you've thought through the reality that your personal comfort is going to take a back seat for a while. For some people it turns out to be more demanding than others, and I know of many parents of children with more significant disabilities who have even less time than we do.
There are so many things in life we cannot control, and in some cases that includes the nature of our obligations. But there is never any situation that we can't make better in some small way. Viktor Frankl survived the Holocaust by caring for his fellow prisoners and planning out how he would help others if he survived. If Frankl can figure out some way to make life more autonomous and fulfilling then certainly we all can.
I want to see a Gabe video on Ikigai! ✨🥺✨
Look forward to your words of wisdom every Monday.
one priority at work, one priority in love life, one priority in family matters...
you can separate your life in different and unrelated thematics and have multiple priorities, just one in each box.
THIS was a GREAT video! I took a LOT of notes. THANKS!!! : )
Anyone notice the words "different" and "questions" are misspelled at the 6:22 mark? Think that was done on purpose? Great content by the way.
Love your travel reward and finance advice.
4:22 powerful message, that’s how the world is spinning out of control recently. Trying to change words and hoping that’ll change reality.
Hard work nhi karna kise bhi sb ek dusre ka copy karna chahte he...
But yahi phas jate he..
Samne Wale ko copy Krna me koi burai nhi he par utni practice agar na ho to wo chij work nhi karti.....
Simple sa formula he nakal ke liye akal ka hona jaruri hota he.......
Thank you! I really enjoyed your content, as always.
Have you read ‘The 12 week year’? Would love to hear your take on it?
Thank you! I've actually already been doing this, but I felt guilty.
Gabe, you are awesome. Thanks.
Love the videos! Would really be interested in a few videos of you explaining in depth how to get started with rental property, such as how to structure an llc for the rental property, type of insurance you need, tips on how to make contact with a lawyer for future problems that may come up, once you purchase a rental ideas and tips on how to efficiently run it in hopes to reinvest the income into another rental etc. I know this is a long comment but would love to see videos on step by step ways to make passive income rather than just the idea of what to do. I know rental property, storage units, vending machines etc are great passive income streams, but I would really like your take on how to get started and how much money would be a realistic amount to start any of the ideas I mentioned or any you may have.
Keep up the great work brother!
Gabe could you talk a little more about how you do Less but Better with ADHD? I do not find it easy - not the 'priority selection' part, but the 'staying focused on it' part.
that will depend on what you choose as your priority
I've always thought minimalism was a sliding scale. It's not the same for everyone.
This is a better term.
"Doing" TH-cam is not actually a "one thing."
It's what you use TH-cam for that becomes your purpose. In other words, your content on TH-cam is what counts. 😊😊
Really enjoying your Essentialism videos!
I think you are very talented and I look forward to your content !
He’s a 🎁!
Essential and great video! However, there are some quality control issues that needs to be ironed out at 6:21 - 6:23.
This book is so underrated!
Your best video so far :)
Somewhere between 2-3 I think, real estate in Sydney is priced so that house hacking is virtually impossible. Most rents won’t come close to covering the mortgage here which sucks! 😂
Really great video!! Thanks!!
Thanks for sharing ! love your video ☺
Loved this, and bought the book! Your videos look great - can you share what camera and lens you're using?
Awesome video!!! :) thanks, Gabe
Again one of your best videos 👍👍
Thank you so much .love trading and reading 📚 books as well .🤗❤🧡🧡💛
Whoa - I don't know if anyone else had a surprising takeaway from this video, but I sure did. That is one wild way to crack an egg!!!! 🤣
Thank you so much for this video😍, it's life changing to me, It took me long time to finish it, I paused it many times with every new point and think deeply about it😯
It's really fascinating 😯💖💖💖
Many times, when I participate in certain activities, I question whether or not it's worth my time. The friends I see, how influential are they? And lately, I just ask myself, is this the best use of my time? This is not living my best life. I just recently lost my job. I earned a great salary. I am now faced with possible $15 to $20k drop with a new job when I felt I needed $10 or $20k more before. I had just started taking strong action to improve my finances and planned to leave corporate life after 2 more years. Well, I am scrambling a bit but do have emergency funds and large food and essential supplies...prepared for emergency. Well, here I am. All of your tips still apply, and I'm working all angles. It's hard, but determination and tenacity will help.
10:50 expedentially is not a word. It's Exponentially.
Possibly one of the best videos I've watched for a long time. TH-cam suggested you to me and I'm so glad it did. Loved the content and virtually every point resonated with me. Now I'm going to binch watch your previous videos 😄
Love your vids! You just got a new sub here. I noticed you're using a nice back-lit kboard, mind telling me the brand/model? Tnx much!
Love this vidéo 🎉
I want to know what you thought of the book “ Margin” and don’t tell me you haven’t read it yet.
Great video. Where do you buy your shirts? 🔥
Excellent advice. I was just thinking about what changes I needed to I do to level up.
I looove these type of videos about books, you make me want to do better for myself and also realize I'm nowhere near as bad as I see myself in my head because I already implement many of these. Thank you, Gabe, for the great content you put out there. Ps. I'd love for you to make a video giving pointers about investing. Because of you, I'm motivated to do so soon, it's been brewing for years that I've been watching you, and even though I'm almost ready to take the plunge, I need more advice from you.
Thnx for the video 🙏👌🙌
For zero-based budgeting, I was using YNAB, but they keep cranking their price after they switched to a subscription model. I found a free google sheets template on steroids called Aspire Budgeting. It’s zero-based.
Great video!
Love yr content 🤩🤩
Can u do the video about the new thing feel , Looking old product as a new one feel as we have it in a bought date . I think thing drive me to the update product which I don’t want .
The book looks interesting. Do you need the goal book also, as suggested??????
Love: "if you have 20 priorities you don't have a priority".
Thank you! Great advice!
Great video, thank you!
*expoNentially * 😉
Love your videos! I refer you to lots of people I know.
wow thanks for another video.
The best think about this video is the one eye symbolism in the thumbnail
This is such a fantastic video! Thank you for doing this review! I'm now going to listen to the book, I've been on the fence about it, but you've convinced me. I would love to see a review of the book Company of One by Paul Jarvis.
10:50 -- exponentially*... not expodentially, which is not actually a word 😊😊😊
You broke your egg IN THE PAN. Mind blown. Must try.
I've watched a bunch of your videos, and successfully implemented some of the lessons from them into my daily life. Up until now I wasn't a subscriber however, this video was the deciding factor I don't know what sets this video apart from the others but this was the video for me. Thank you for providing value based content!
I want to upload videos of my garden since I'm passionate about plants, but not sure how to get the technical side going on a low budget. What camera and software should I use for walkthrough videos?
Your phone and anything free open-source to just mess around with. I think he even mentioned one time about your phone being one of the best "budget" starter cameras.
Some people use their smartphones, with a tripod or a stand. Start simple, don’t spend too much money.
Just start!
FYI - you should know you misspelled 'talented' in your questions list. kewl video though.
Hi Gabe,
I love your book summaries. How about "The One Thing"? Would appreciate it!
Greetings from Germany, Anja
What is the name of your water container/purifier in the video?
THIS! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
“Expodentially”
Do i still have to buy the book now? Or are these essentially the essentials?
Thank you! I needed this.
The music in the background is JUST ANNOYING :{
Music is too distracting so only got part way through..
Have a banana split - ice cream and banana. I am old and very wise ;-)
Book to Review: You are a Badass or You are a Badass at Making Money :)
Never saw anyone crack an egg by throwing it in the pan.😳
It’s the best way 💯
Awesome life changing tips! Thank you for sharing. 👍🏽
I adopted a “focus” from a lady who starts with forgiveness daily. When annoyed or perturbed throughout the day, she has already forgiven.