You Absolutely nail your thumbnails and video content every single time. I'm curious, does booking a call with you for TH-cam consults only, or are they also for the other areas you talked about in this video?
I checked on the price and it is $50 for the hour. After watching Evan's videos, it will be money well spent. Evan is to the point, yet seemingly already anticipating what questions you may have. IMO he is an honest person who will always take the high road and tell you like it really is. I look forward speaking with him.
Hallelujah!!!! The daily Jesus devotional has been a huge part of my transformation, God is goodes LS, after years of addiction to drugs and sins God chased me down as I earn $112,500 monthly. My life and family has changed, Thank you Jesus!!!..
I would also suggest that if you want to work while retired in a foreign country that you make sure your visa allows it and research the tax implications. Take care.
Thanks for the insight in the video. I literally KNEW you were gonna say TH-cam as number one, because I've been procrastinating for over a year now, and I have some ideas on what to focus on. I broke my phone recently, so being able to film has been a no-go, but the drop ship can work in the meantime. I think I know just the market too. Good video
A friend started selling outdated types of fabric, dried fish and shampoo from The Philippines to North America. He then started hiring people to publish news in many of the provinces in the islands of paradise. As time went on he added to his income streams. He worked up to over $15,000 USD in about five years. He is an American and his wife is Filipina. Needless to say he has done very well. His wife and four children enjoy the islands a great deal. Thanks for another grand video.
Can you please do a video tour and review on condo residences in BGC like show the rooms amenities and restaurant nearby. -thanks may one episode per residence.
I was looking at some information about what all is required to be an expat vlogger in the Philippines especially when you start making an income such as registering or getting proper permits with the Bureau of Immigration or whatever agency that is required in order to pay taxes so that people don't get into trouble with the Philippine government. Maybe you could make a video of that because I never see anyone explaining any of those details on TH-cam Evan.
The U.S. and the Philippines have a tax treaty...however this has seen the topic of interest over the mast few weeks with much debate...what steps have you taken in your research so far, and what have you discovered?
When is the youtube course coming? Joke lang. . . but on a serious note I'll be booking a call definitely need some help with my social media/youtube channel :) love the new vids Evan
Hey Evan. I'm glad we found your channel. We appreciate you! Anyways, I'm a part-time day trader for NYSE. Is that doable there in Pinas? I should be able to day trade for an extra income, right? can you please make a quick short or a video about it? Much appreciated. Keep up the great work bro! Thanks again
Excellent Video Savvy Expat. Keep up the good work. One certain pilar of success after completing the hard work is to differentiate yourself from the pack. Many TH-camrs out there are barely scratching the surface, but a quality topic such as this video is, went deeper and certainly will take your channel far ahead of the rest. Good luck & God bless.
Great video Evan. I love your focus on living an above average lifestyle in the Philippines! Thanks for all of your hard work! You have a great presentation style! Public speaking skills (even when being recorded) is something that must be practiced. Your style is impressive!
Awesome! As usual, another great and informative video. I'll be in BGC, starting my new life there in less than 2 weeks! I'm definitely going to have my own TH-cam channel out there.
Thanks for another great video. I will moving and retiring to the Philippines in the next few months and looking forward to trying to pursue a TH-cam channel.
Your advice on TH-cam and Social Media Marketing was accurate. However, I think you understated the amount of hard work required to create and upload weekly content. It is true that a video may have an ongoing income stream but that stream is dependent on consistent content creation to generate eyeballs on your site. This is much more an active income stream than a passive income stream from investing.
TH-cam is not totally passive, but there are passive aspects-some videos rank in search or get recommended by the YT algorithm and will continue to get views for years-and there is a huge compounding effect where it's easier to make money after you have more viewers. So, despite requiring ongoing work for optimal results, it really does have an effect where it snowballs, becomes way easier after it's established, and you continue to benefit from work you did years ago. So maybe semi-passive or partly passive.
I thought real estate will be part of the passive income to be discussed here. Have a condo unit in BGC and have it rented. That's passive income. Though you also need some money to acquire that property.
The best and simplest way is buy a condo and rent it out. The second is do a hobby and find ways to earn from it. If it's a hobby, it's not work and it would come easy to you. For example, my hobby is fishing. A simple way to make money of it is to grill ''em and sell 'em. Something small that it would not require a business permit but good enough to pay for daily expenses outside of rent/housing and insurance.
What is your living situation. Are you with family????? I am having trouble seeing you as credible to talk about income and financial needs of a person without family support.
I think it would be fair just to share some screenshots of your financial statement(s) and itemize income received through adverts sponsorship. Otherwise, everything else sounds like bluffing
I would like to see you post advice to potential expatriates interested in establishing a small software firm in the Philippines. What are some of the barriers a potential entrepreneur must surmount?
To answer your question, there are no barriers to establish a software company in the Philippines. Just register it either at DTI (Dept of Trade and Industry) for sole proprietorship or at SEC (Securities and Exchange Commission) for a corporation. Of course you also need to register at BIR (Bureau of Internal Revenue) for tax purposes. Registering your business is not really a barrier. That is SOP in any country in the world.
Thanks for sharing your knowledge Evan, and continually sharing the Word of God as well...God will continue to bless you...I've watched you from your humble beginning when you were still wearing simple t shirts and shorts almost every time , I said to myself, I hope he wears a little bit descent tops to make it more appealing, especially your audience are mostly foreigners . Then you were gone for a while I think. Few months passed and I saw your blog again, and was glad you were already wearing a more professional casual clothes and was promoting a very nice condo and by then, you've increased viewers and subscribers as well. Thank God for blessing you with more viewers and subscribers. God bless.
What did you say?? "Whittling twigs" 😂 I wanted to do a channel called 'TH-cam Stalker' and travel around the world interviewing TH-cam personalities. Then my wife said "it's not safe meeting strangers you found online."🤣
we are a n Expat-focused channel from South Korea, making videos that focuses on expats living worldwide. The problem is we are also teachers with full time jobs and all that responsibility. It's difficult to find time to produce and make content constantly. Personally, TH-cam is the way I want to pivot to get out of teaching. Also, the pandemic didn't help with our channel model of visiting new countries to explore expat life of that country.
I understand where you’re coming from, TH-cam is a time consuming job but I found a few ways to earn my time back, produce a large quantity of videos, and still maintain quality. Feel free to shoot me an email evan@thesavvyexpat.com and we can discuss a few ways to address your problems! - Evan
Real estate and investing are better sources of passive income imo. Social media influencing, dropshipping and blogging aren’t as sustainable with AI poised to take over much of those niches. Only a few will succeed, many more will fail. But with real estate and finance, there will always be opportunities. The proof is in the number of millionaires made through RE and investing.
@@johnclark7973 there are already AI market prediction services but building passive interest income is just a matter of putting the money in and collecting dividends each month. Same with real estate and collecting rent each month. AI won’t replace the money you earn, just your ROI.
Hearing you talk about your minimum income, at just 19 (higher in fact than the majority of old expats) makes me laugh at the people previously that so falsely believed that you just lived off your parents. I knew that was not true because of your growing TH-cam channel and I saw you were selling your BGC digital course. How these people didn't see that was hilarious. Hopefully all those crabby grandpas will learn sonething from you, "kid". 😉😎. Great job, Evan!! 👨🚀🚀
I am a Fil-Am based in Las Vegas and Makati. I own rental properties in the US, I hired a property mgmt company, I have fully paid these properties off (no mortgage) then rents keep on increasing due to inflation, demand, etc, I clear over $5k net /mo from these rentals. I also manage my personal portfolio of govt bonds, stocks, etfs etc, i get dividend & interest income over $4k/mo. These are fully passive income sources allowing me to travel anywhere. I worked hard building passive income sources, now my money is working hard for me. ... and I haven't even collected SS (still young).
At the risk of being accused of 'bragging', here's my tip for your viewers, Evan: buy property before you come here and invest in a business and in medium-risk stocks thus ensuring an income stream. My wife and I bought property before relocating here. We bought two more properties and then we built a coffee-shop and sari-sari store (location - 100m from a hospital) as well as a number of bedsits that we rent out, at a reasonable rate, to nurses from said hospital. We have a large capital sum in the bank as well as income from our properties. That gives us 2.5-3 $USD income per month without having to do anything.
Did you visit and purchase the property before seeing it, or did you just trust the realtor? how did you find someone to manage the property and not live there?
@@AndyG5435My apologies for the lengthy response but I feel I should explain in detail. My wife bought the first property while on a visit home - she is Filipina - from HK to show off her pogi son to the family. She viewed it and put down a deposit and I transferred the remainder from HK. It was about $USD 100, 000. We relocated and bought the second property on the same development for around the same price and then we bought another, slightly more expensive place, while it was still being built. We got a good deal because we paid in cash up front....and then Covid kicked in, which delayed construction. However, that has since been completed. This was after the store and the bedsits had been built but while we were building the coffee-shop. By chance, because of where we live - Rizal Province - property values have significantly increased over the past couple of years, as people working in Manila have realised that the commute is worth it since the environment is cleaner, healthier and cooler.
@joshuarizalforeman816 is it all in her name, taxes and all? Who manages the re ral property and does the maintenance etc (you mentioned you don't have to do anything), and if it's not all in your wife's name, what are the requirements you had to meet inorder to own businesses in the Philippines as well as the tax implications as a foreigner earning money from properties in the Philippines? Thanks
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I heard that it Takes years to make money on TH-cam Evan the kind of money you could live off of if you had a job that pays in the thousands hundreds of dollars area. Some people that I've been subscribed to no Longer make TH-cam videos
My channel is variety and I like it that way so no money for me. I was thinking of moving in with the squatters on my family's land and hoping they don't kill me which would be a great video haha. If you own property in the USA I would suggest getting a good property manager and rent out your place. Research the laws in your area and see if they are favorable to business. You will still need to check all your receipts and approve large expenses. Property values in America keep going up and selling will usually costs 6% in agent fees so don't sell unless the local government is anti-business or the streets are filled with.
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You Absolutely nail your thumbnails and video content every single time.
I'm curious, does booking a call with you for TH-cam consults only, or are they also for the other areas you talked about in this video?
I checked on the price and it is $50 for the hour. After watching Evan's videos, it will be money well spent. Evan is to the point, yet seemingly already anticipating what questions you may have. IMO he is an honest person who will always take the high road and tell you like it really is. I look forward speaking with him.
Nice content. To me, trading the forex and crypto market is way better than any online investment 💯
Hallelujah!!!! The daily Jesus devotional has been a huge part of my transformation, God is goodes LS, after years of addiction to drugs and sins God chased me down as I earn $112,500 monthly. My life and family has changed, Thank you Jesus!!!..
Hello how do you make such monthly?? I'm a born Christian and sometimes I feel so down of myself because of low finance but I still believe in God
It's a great idea to have a conversation with financial advisors like Naomi Dean to reshape your portfolio.
I spread out my $25k portfolio across various markets to diversify my investments.
That's awesome! I ended up making a net profit of about $115k by investing in high dividend yield stocks, ETFs, and equity.
Subscribed! Phenomenal content.
Excellent video & Proverb. 😇
I would also suggest that if you want to work while retired in a foreign country that you make sure your visa allows it and research the tax implications. Take care.
Thanks for the insight in the video. I literally KNEW you were gonna say TH-cam as number one, because I've been procrastinating for over a year now, and I have some ideas on what to focus on. I broke my phone recently, so being able to film has been a no-go, but the drop ship can work in the meantime. I think I know just the market too. Good video
Great advice..well done
Big money will get in Philippines, is that help Philippine become a rich country
I was wondering if you talk about investments like a roth IRA specifically and do you go live streaming if so do you do it everyday ?
Hi
Great video and topic 😊
Thank you!!
A friend started selling outdated types of fabric, dried fish and shampoo from The Philippines to North America. He then started hiring people to publish news in many of the provinces in the islands of paradise. As time went on he added to his income streams. He worked up to over $15,000 USD in about five years. He is an American and his wife is Filipina. Needless to say he has done very well. His wife and four children enjoy the islands a great deal.
Thanks for another grand video.
If it was easy everyone would do it
Wow is a great video ❤
Glad you think so!
You're always on point! And everything you've said is true. I'm learning every time I watch and listen to your videos.
Im a Resign sewer in Sangwoo Liip Manplasan Binan Laguna cos of lost coco bank atm,
Can you please do a video tour and review on condo residences in BGC like show the rooms amenities and restaurant nearby. -thanks may one episode per residence.
I’ve lived in BGC, 🇵🇭MIKATE. Prefer Colombia 🇨🇴💃🏽🕺🏽
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I'm a time traveling sugar and spice merchant.
It's shocking how much gold you can make for a pound of pepper.😜
lol
I was looking at some information about what all is required to be an expat vlogger in the Philippines especially when you start making an income such as registering or getting proper permits with the Bureau of Immigration or whatever agency that is required in order to pay taxes so that people don't get into trouble with the Philippine government. Maybe you could make a video of that because I never see anyone explaining any of those details on TH-cam Evan.
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i would say just set all this up before you travel to the Phills or anywhere else.
The U.S. and the Philippines have a tax treaty...however this has seen the topic of interest over the mast few weeks with much debate...what steps have you taken in your research so far, and what have you discovered?
Am in the Philippines how can we meet so I learn from you
Shoot me an email evan@thesavvyexpat.com and we can set something up
When is the youtube course coming? Joke lang. . . but on a serious note I'll be booking a call definitely need some help with my social media/youtube channel :) love the new vids Evan
😍🤩🤩
Very nice! Also the proverb is a hundred percent right! God bless
Another great video!😊
Thanks again!
Hey Evan. I'm glad we found your channel. We appreciate you! Anyways, I'm a part-time day trader for NYSE. Is that doable there in Pinas? I should be able to day trade for an extra income, right? can you please make a quick short or a video about it? Much appreciated. Keep up the great work bro! Thanks again
Excellent video sir,,,,,Thank you ,,,,,David in lreland
Excellent Video Savvy Expat.
Keep up the good work.
One certain pilar of success after completing the hard work is to differentiate yourself from the pack. Many TH-camrs out there are barely scratching the surface, but a quality topic such as this video is, went deeper and certainly will take your channel far ahead of the rest.
Good luck & God bless.
Great video Evan. I love your focus on living an above average lifestyle in the Philippines! Thanks for all of your hard work!
You have a great presentation style! Public speaking skills (even when being recorded) is something that must be practiced. Your style is impressive!
Good info Evan. I'm planning on doing a Podcast once my TH-cam channel gets monetized.
Awesome! As usual, another great and informative video. I'll be in BGC, starting my new life there in less than 2 weeks! I'm definitely going to have my own TH-cam channel out there.
Thanks for another great video. I will moving and retiring to the Philippines in the next few months and looking forward to trying to pursue a TH-cam channel.
Keep in touch with me Robert! If you need any tips or advice, I’d be more than happy to help you out.
Your advice on TH-cam and Social Media Marketing was accurate. However, I think you understated the amount of hard work required to create and upload weekly content. It is true that a video may have an ongoing income stream but that stream is dependent on consistent content creation to generate eyeballs on your site. This is much more an active income stream than a passive income stream from investing.
TH-cam is not totally passive, but there are passive aspects-some videos rank in search or get recommended by the YT algorithm and will continue to get views for years-and there is a huge compounding effect where it's easier to make money after you have more viewers. So, despite requiring ongoing work for optimal results, it really does have an effect where it snowballs, becomes way easier after it's established, and you continue to benefit from work you did years ago. So maybe semi-passive or partly passive.
Informative video
Glad you got some value out of this
I thought real estate will be part of the passive income to be discussed here. Have a condo unit in BGC and have it rented. That's passive income. Though you also need some money to acquire that property.
The best and simplest way is buy a condo and rent it out. The second is do a hobby and find ways to earn from it. If it's a hobby, it's not work and it would come easy to you. For example, my hobby is fishing. A simple way to make money of it is to grill ''em and sell 'em. Something small that it would not require a business permit but good enough to pay for daily expenses outside of rent/housing and insurance.
What a great video!!! Where in the Philippines are you located? I will be coming in Oct and would love the chance to sit down with you and learn more.
Great Video
Everything you said was honest and right to the point
LOVE your videos! ❤
What is your living situation. Are you with family????? I am having trouble seeing you as credible to talk about income and financial needs of a person without family support.
I think it would be fair just to share some screenshots of your financial statement(s) and itemize income received through adverts sponsorship. Otherwise, everything else sounds like bluffing
I would like to see you post advice to potential expatriates interested in establishing a small software firm in the Philippines. What are some of the barriers a potential entrepreneur must surmount?
Does he have experiencee running a small software firm in the Philippines as an expat?
To answer your question, there are no barriers to establish a software company in the Philippines. Just register it either at DTI (Dept of Trade and Industry) for sole proprietorship or at SEC (Securities and Exchange Commission) for a corporation. Of course you also need to register at BIR (Bureau of Internal Revenue) for tax purposes. Registering your business is not really a barrier. That is SOP in any country in the world.
Thanks for sharing your knowledge Evan, and continually sharing the Word of God as well...God will continue to bless you...I've watched you from your humble beginning when you were still wearing simple t shirts and shorts almost every time , I said to myself, I hope he wears a little bit descent tops to make it more appealing, especially your audience are mostly foreigners . Then you were gone for a while I think. Few months passed and I saw your blog again, and was glad you were already wearing a more professional casual clothes and was promoting a very nice condo and by then, you've increased viewers and subscribers as well. Thank God for blessing you with more viewers and subscribers. God bless.
What did you say?? "Whittling twigs" 😂 I wanted to do a channel called 'TH-cam Stalker' and travel around the world interviewing TH-cam personalities. Then my wife said "it's not safe meeting strangers you found online."🤣
5 minutes in and I have not heard anything useFul relating to title. Click off
we are a n Expat-focused channel from South Korea, making videos that focuses on expats living worldwide. The problem is we are also teachers with full time jobs and all that responsibility. It's difficult to find time to produce and make content constantly. Personally, TH-cam is the way I want to pivot to get out of teaching. Also, the pandemic didn't help with our channel model of visiting new countries to explore expat life of that country.
I understand where you’re coming from, TH-cam is a time consuming job but I found a few ways to earn my time back, produce a large quantity of videos, and still maintain quality. Feel free to shoot me an email evan@thesavvyexpat.com and we can discuss a few ways to address your problems!
- Evan
Real estate and investing are better sources of passive income imo. Social media influencing, dropshipping and blogging aren’t as sustainable with AI poised to take over much of those niches. Only a few will succeed, many more will fail. But with real estate and finance, there will always be opportunities. The proof is in the number of millionaires made through RE and investing.
Yes there are always opportunities where you said, however A.I. will dominate investing / trading as well in the next 3 years.
@@johnclark7973 there are already AI market prediction services but building passive interest income is just a matter of putting the money in and collecting dividends each month. Same with real estate and collecting rent each month. AI won’t replace the money you earn, just your ROI.
What do you mean by a THIRD WORLD PARTY? 😅😅
China 😂
Hearing you talk about your minimum income, at just 19 (higher in fact than the majority of old expats) makes me laugh at the people previously that so falsely believed that you just lived off your parents. I knew that was not true because of your growing TH-cam channel and I saw you were selling your BGC digital course. How these people didn't see that was hilarious. Hopefully all those crabby grandpas will learn sonething from you, "kid". 😉😎. Great job, Evan!! 👨🚀🚀
Yup, it’s easy to assume a lot about somebody through a screen 😂 I appreciate that John, you take care my friend.
@@TheSavvyExpat Thank you so much, my friend! 👨🤜🤛👦
I am a Fil-Am based in Las Vegas and Makati. I own rental properties in the US, I hired a property mgmt company, I have fully paid these properties off (no mortgage) then rents keep on increasing due to inflation, demand, etc, I clear over $5k net /mo from these rentals.
I also manage my personal portfolio of govt bonds, stocks, etfs etc, i get dividend & interest income over $4k/mo.
These are fully passive income sources allowing me to travel anywhere.
I worked hard building passive income sources, now my money is working hard for me.
... and I haven't even collected SS (still young).
🧢
At the risk of being accused of 'bragging', here's my tip for your viewers, Evan: buy property before you come here and invest in a business and in medium-risk stocks thus ensuring an income stream. My wife and I bought property before relocating here. We bought two more properties and then we built a coffee-shop and sari-sari store (location - 100m from a hospital) as well as a number of bedsits that we rent out, at a reasonable rate, to nurses from said hospital. We have a large capital sum in the bank as well as income from our properties. That gives us 2.5-3 $USD income per month without having to do anything.
Did you visit and purchase the property before seeing it, or did you just trust the realtor? how did you find someone to manage the property and not live there?
@@AndyG5435🤔
@@AndyG5435My apologies for the lengthy response but I feel I should explain in detail. My wife bought the first property while on a visit home - she is Filipina - from HK to show off her pogi son to the family. She viewed it and put down a deposit and I transferred the remainder from HK. It was about $USD 100, 000. We relocated and bought the second property on the same development for around the same price and then we bought another, slightly more expensive place, while it was still being built. We got a good deal because we paid in cash up front....and then Covid kicked in, which delayed construction. However, that has since been completed. This was after the store and the bedsits had been built but while we were building the coffee-shop. By chance, because of where we live - Rizal Province - property values have significantly increased over the past couple of years, as people working in Manila have realised that the commute is worth it since the environment is cleaner, healthier and cooler.
@joshuarizalforeman816 is it all in her name, taxes and all? Who manages the re ral property and does the maintenance etc (you mentioned you don't have to do anything), and if it's not all in your wife's name, what are the requirements you had to meet inorder to own businesses in the Philippines as well as the tax implications as a foreigner earning money from properties in the Philippines? Thanks
@@ryanjones7543It has to be in her name, unless he’s Filipino. Foreigners can only own condos, not real land in the Philippines.
Remember they cut that in half now its 500 subs and 2000 hours
Men….Here’s the deal! 💯 1. Develops a skill- set to earn six-figure or higher income 2. Become Visible and verifiable 3. Seek out and find a network of like-minded high-value men 4. Physical optimization and self defense skills!
I heard that it Takes years to make money on TH-cam Evan the kind of money you could live off of if you had a job that pays in the thousands hundreds of dollars area. Some people that I've been subscribed to no Longer make TH-cam videos
My channel is variety and I like it that way so no money for me. I was thinking of moving in with the squatters on my family's land and hoping they don't kill me which would be a great video haha. If you own property in the USA I would suggest getting a good property manager and rent out your place. Research the laws in your area and see if they are favorable to business. You will still need to check all your receipts and approve large expenses. Property values in America keep going up and selling will usually costs 6% in agent fees so don't sell unless the local government is anti-business or the streets are filled with.