1) The One Thing by Gary Keller 2) The War Of Art by Steven Pressfield 3) Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki 4) The Four Hour Work Week by Tim Ferriss 5) How To Win Friends And Influence People by Dale Cornegie 6) Essentialism by Greg McKeown
My list 1. Richest man in babylon. Helped get me out of debt. 2. Rich dad poor dad. Changes mind set on money. 3 the alchemist. Changes your outlook on life. 4. Millionaire next door. Teaches frugality. 5. Dave ramesy total money makeover 7 baby steps.
"If you don't prioritize your life, someone else will." This is exactly what I need to hear right now. Saw you today for the first time. Good talk. Thank you
Hi Gabe! I've become a fan of yours over the last month. I can not thank you enough for your videos, channel and advice! I'm now listening to audio books in the car (something I've never done!). This video is especially amazing because I personally needed a recommended book list from you :) Please continue with what you're doing every week and keep up the great work! And know that you are influencing your fans for a better life and world! THANK YOU!
Great inspo thank you for sharing, as for me I believe reading is not just enough". Take the action! Put your newfound knowledge to use. I read for a long time but Action made my life change in no time ( generally and mostly financially) That's my two cents on this
I struggle to follow through, especially financially. I earn quite enough but hardly have a saving. Rent, bills, debt, expenses take it all away. It almost feels like I leave paycheck to paycheck
Live below your means, Adjust your lifestyle, be frugal in spending don't buy unnecessary stuff, Budget your spending and your debts, Save, Invest it's a better way to grow wealth, get a financial expert to help you.
I'm glad you included Dale Carnegie's book in your list. It has so much timeless wisdom on personal relationships. I first read it nearly 40 years ago, and it literally altered my ability in dealing with people for the better. Great list, btw, I'll be looking in to a few of those myself. Peace.
I’m a high school drop out & back in the 80’s that was a big deal. I was cleaning out my desk recently and found my GED. It’s something I’m so proud of.
How to win friends and influence people, plus Rich Dad - both books have helped my teenager heaps, he is always quoting from these books I recommended he buy....now I have to find time to read them lol : )
Fear can only serve a person for so long. It can paralyze, creating doubt that ::anything:: will work. I agree with “work for work’s sake”. As a teacher, there can be a lot of that in my career. Happy New Year, Bult Family!! :)
Hey Gabe, thanks for being the best! Can I request a video on parenting? Perhaps in managing kids stuff and/or your strategies you use in the whirlwind it is to have a little one? Been applying your strategies more and more and it’s changing our lives. Xo Thankyou!!
I really appreciate your book recommendations. I am a reader, and I like to have both one fiction and one non-fiction on my bedside table. Plus…. The quotes from each book are great, really captures an essence of each one. Thank you!😢
Great books! What I love the most in your videos it’s the way you talk in a clear way. For those who are not english natives, it’s so easy to follow and understand everything. Thanks.
Happy New Year! I have read most of your list. However, I will add The One Thing to my list for this year. Thanks for the recommendation. One of my favorites is The Richest Man in Babylon. Every time I find myself starting to overspend, I will read it again.
The quality of your videos has become phenomenal. It's amazing to see the progress you've made and continued pursuit of self education and life-long learning. One book I'd recommend that's changed my life is Atomic Habits by James Clear. Getting 1% better everyday has a compounding affect that WILL alter the course of your life. Thanks for the great content and please keep it up!
Just remember everything happens in waves of energy - electrical waves, magnetic waves, sound waves, waves waves, etc.. Your willpower is a wave and there will be crests and troughs. A 1% linear line of improvement does not exist in the universe but a trend line passing through waves trending upwards does.
Hey Gabe, the one book that changed my life is on your left at 4:42 . I'm happy to see that you have one and I hope you're reading it everyday. Grace to you and peace.
I wish this was taught in our high schools. These life lessons apply to any field of endeavor. I was fortunate to have a college education, but I have always taken the position that college is not for everybody - there are many fields where it is not required - but the wisdom of these books will help you to get the level of success you want. A helpful video and encouraging. The books suggested by commentors are wonderful too. Good luck everybody acheiving your dreams.
That's not the role of school. The role of school is to train productive workers. If you don't want to be a productive worker, other than some very specific jobs, like medicine or engineering, etc getting a degree isn't probably all that necessary (I have an MBA, btw) If you want to be an entrepreneur or otherwise control your own time, cash flow, or life...being an employee is not a great strategy.
This is great! Thanks Gabe. I was borrowing every book that you listed from Libby as you were saying you can go to Libby. Happy New Year! I wish to you and your fam! I wish for you good health and a Tesla!
These all sound like great books - I haven't read any of them before (though of course I've heard of Dale Carnegie's book!). The book along these same lines that changed my own life was 7 Habits of Highly Effective People by Stephen Covey - it explains some of the same themes you mentioned in this video (like urgency vs. importance) and really changed my thinking back when I was in my 20's. Great overview!
So thankful for every topic you share. I learned a lot especially in books to read 📚. Hoping for more power and lots of sharing again and again. Take care😉
I really liked essentialism, it's helped me a lot to refraim my thinking Atomic habits was really good too. Although I understand the science of why behind things so I would also recommend The Power of Habit by Charles Duhigg to read as a complement to Atomic Habits.
I love my work. Four hours a week would have me suffering withdrawals. I get my daily hit from being in creative flow. Ps. Richest man in Babylon was a game changer for me. What if I had read and grasped the principles thirty years ago? Everything in its perfect time. Need to read the How to Win Friends... that's collecting dust on the shelf. The One Thing sounds very much like Atomic Habits.
I am rereading essentialism (right after atomic habits...) as I didn't really pay attention the first time - I was doing too many things! Have you read Greg McKeown's next book titled 'Effortless'? I own it but haven't touched it yet. Would love you hear your quick thoughts
Thanks for reminding me about Rich Dad, Poor Dad. Been on my non-fiction reading list for a while. Might I recommend Mark Manson’s The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*CK? Helped me get through a bad case of ‘doom scrolling’ over the past couple of years and focus my priorities.
I met someone at the mall someday and they recommended a book called The Alchemist by Paulo Coalho. He ended up buying it for me which was easily one of my most enjoyable interactions I’ve had with anyone, ever. Highly recommend the book. I learned how to go through life care free with little worries from this book. It’s a fantastic story.
Mr. Bult, you may want to invest in a reclining workstation. The hours you spend editing are crushing your posture. Living bone actually remodels itself under pressure. What that means is your bones change shape permanently, so you'll have forward pressure until your chin is at your belt buckle
I love your videos and I wish TH-cam and you were there when I was younger. Now in my fifties I feel stuck, overwhelmed, and unhappy with my life as it is and with the clutter as well. I was wondering is it too late once in your fifties to change and build a life that I can be proud of and happy ?
The One Thing by Gary Keller in my opinion is 3X better than Essentialism by Greg McKeown. I'd rather read a book by Marie Kondo. Keller had great points on covering the myths of multitasking, and becoming a master your skill or craft, time blocking, etc. etc.. Essentialism was definitely written for an office environment, and on a spectrum of entrepreneur to office employee it was definitely placed on the side of "icky". Checking my eReader I'm only 57% through Essentialism, before I had to drop it and read 5 other much better books. I'm hoping Greg left his best chapters on the later half the book, but I'm not too optimistic. As 3 other commenters have pointing out, Atomic Habits by James Clear would have been a WAY better choice for the "changed my life" badge.
@@GabeBult wow! I'm happy that you replied. It's one of the things I'm grateful for today in my journal.😇😃🤩I love your book recommendations, they'll be on my list. Thank you
I read how to win friends years ago and applied the principles. I didn't make friends or influence anyone. They just thought I was weird. I read rich dad, poor dad. That book was full of holes. I did the opposite of some of his advise and came out ahead. I read war of art and only came away with keep at it to develop your skill. That's just common sense. I read four hour work week. Seriously? Just outsource your work and kick back. Even if I could figure out how to do that, I have some deep ethical concerns. Haven't read the other two. Sorry to be negative but I just didn't like those books.
Less is more. More is less. I can not get my boomer parents to wrap their minds around this. Now they'll be heading into their seventies with nearly $100k in debt. I tried to tell them repeatedly not to take out a mortgage against their almost paid for house for renovations and build a barn. They wouldn't listen to me. Now they're complaining about the debt.
I think it’s funny how many introverts rock at TH-cam. However, as an extrovert, I could talk to 60 ppl at a party and be totally fine but making one TH-cam video scares the crap out of me lol.
I’m not doubting that this is a great reading list, but would be good to see some more books by female authors. There are so many amazing books written by women but they rarely seem to make these lists. Is there some unconscious bias here I wonder? I’d recommend books by Brene brown, Caroline criado perez, Caroline Webb, dr Julie Smith, Mary Ann sieghart, Michelle Obama, Edith Eger as a starter for ten… I’m sure others will have more good recommendations!
If you are thinking that SUCCESS is luck or accident, you are wrong. Because do not know how successful people work till they become successful.... I have tried a couple of months to be sucessful and it was so difficult.... Work on to make luck ! anyway I loved watching this video, thanks. a fellow creator,,..,,
Happy New Year Gabe! Enjoy your content and appreciate the book suggestions. I have read roughly half of them. A recent book I have read and would recommend is Things that Matter by Joshua Becker.
Great video! I just turned 23 and want to devote myself into becoming a millionaire by 30, I already have 80k saved, 65k lump sum following the death of my father and 15k in personal savings. So far ive come across dropshipping, stocks, and real estate as the most popular means of doing so but i was wondering if you have any suggestions, at this stage im just trying to learn about the most viable ways of achieving success within 10 years
@@gaileickhoff116be careful with the reply of Gabe Bult, you need to check first if he got 1 subscriber or thousand or more, A Gabe Bult is replying and it seems he is real
If you get into investing, go beyond stocks. Invest in as many cheap asset classes as you can. Cheap as in buy low - record lows, but actually buy low instead of what most people don't do because they are too scared to buy low. So ETF Stocks, other stock markets than the U.S., bonds, REITs (Real Estate), precious metals, fossil fuels, agriculture, livestock, etc. Look at the WHOLE spectrum and keep buying the assets that go through RECORD lows, i.e. if Brent Crude Oil hits a 15 year low, that's probably a once or twice in a lifetime purchase opportunity. And great books are the Psychology of Money by Morgan Housel and Money: Master the Game by Tony Robbins.
1) The One Thing by Gary Keller
2) The War Of Art by Steven Pressfield
3) Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki
4) The Four Hour Work Week by Tim Ferriss
5) How To Win Friends And Influence People by Dale Cornegie
6) Essentialism by Greg McKeown
Thanks...😊
Thank you! Will take this list to the library today. 😊
You rock!! 🪨
Thank you because no one like you on this loving planet Earth!
My list 1. Richest man in babylon. Helped get me out of debt. 2. Rich dad poor dad. Changes mind set on money. 3 the alchemist. Changes your outlook on life. 4. Millionaire next door. Teaches frugality. 5. Dave ramesy total money makeover 7 baby steps.
"If you don't prioritize your life, someone else will."
This is exactly what I need to hear right now. Saw you today for the first time. Good talk.
Thank you
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Thank you for being there and bringing community back to me & intimacy in healthy relationships. ❤
Hi Gabe! I've become a fan of yours over the last month. I can not thank you enough for your videos, channel and advice! I'm now listening to audio books in the car (something I've never done!). This video is especially amazing because I personally needed a recommended book list from you :) Please continue with what you're doing every week and keep up the great work! And know that you are influencing your fans for a better life and world! THANK YOU!
On behalf of all your appreciative subscribers….You’ve been awarded an honorary degree 📜 from the university of life 🎉🎉🎉Happy 2023
Thanks 🙏 really appreciate all of you
@@GabeBult you deserve man, much love from🇮🇳
lol
Love your videos
Great inspo thank you for sharing, as for me I believe reading is not just enough". Take the action! Put your newfound knowledge to use. I read for a long time but Action made my life change in no time ( generally and mostly financially)
That's my two cents on this
1 agree with 100%
Action makes it work, no matter how little start and see the results come by
I struggle to follow through, especially financially. I earn quite enough but hardly have a saving. Rent, bills, debt, expenses take it all away. It almost feels like I leave paycheck to paycheck
Live below your means, Adjust your lifestyle, be frugal in spending don't buy unnecessary stuff, Budget your spending and your debts, Save, Invest it's a better way to grow wealth, get a financial expert to help you.
Thanks
1 hear hiring a financial coach is quite expensive but I will have a look at it.
You’re the man! The best youtuber around!
I'm glad you included Dale Carnegie's book in your list. It has so much timeless wisdom on personal relationships. I first read it nearly 40 years ago, and it literally altered my ability in dealing with people for the better. Great list, btw, I'll be looking in to a few of those myself. Peace.
I’m a high school drop out & back in the 80’s that was a big deal. I was cleaning out my desk recently and found my GED. It’s something I’m so proud of.
How to win friends and influence people, plus Rich Dad - both books have helped my teenager heaps, he is always quoting from these books I recommended he buy....now I have to find time to read them lol : )
Fear can only serve a person for so long. It can paralyze, creating doubt that ::anything:: will work. I agree with “work for work’s sake”. As a teacher, there can be a lot of that in my career. Happy New Year, Bult Family!! :)
Hey Gabe, thanks for being the best!
Can I request a video on parenting? Perhaps in managing kids stuff and/or your strategies you use in the whirlwind it is to have a little one? Been applying your strategies more and more and it’s changing our lives.
Xo Thankyou!!
I simply love your videos you feel like family now
I really appreciate your book recommendations. I am a reader, and I like to have both one fiction and one non-fiction on my bedside table. Plus…. The quotes from each book are great, really captures an essence of each one. Thank you!😢
I am currently reading Essentialism. Thank you for sharing. A book I'd highly recommend is Atomic Habits! Thank you for sharing! Happy New Year!
I was going to recommend that one too!!
A solid list. Thank you for sharing this Gabe!
Great books! What I love the most in your videos it’s the way you talk in a clear way. For those who are not english natives, it’s so easy to follow and understand everything. Thanks.
Happy New Year! I have read most of your list. However, I will add The One Thing to my list for this year. Thanks for the recommendation. One of my favorites is The Richest Man in Babylon. Every time I find myself starting to overspend, I will read it again.
You will like The One Thing.
The One Thing
The War of Art
Rich Dad Poor Dad
The Four Hour Work Week
How to Win Friends and Influence People
Essentialism
Just purchased War of Art recently! Stoked to begin. Thanks for this great video!!
Love that book 📖
I got the audiobook. Starting it now.
Happy New Year Gabe, Meredith & Laura 🎉
Thank you for sharing your top picks with us 🙏🏼
Thanks 🙏
The quality of your videos has become phenomenal. It's amazing to see the progress you've made and continued pursuit of self education and life-long learning. One book I'd recommend that's changed my life is Atomic Habits by James Clear. Getting 1% better everyday has a compounding affect that WILL alter the course of your life. Thanks for the great content and please keep it up!
Just remember everything happens in waves of energy - electrical waves, magnetic waves, sound waves, waves waves, etc.. Your willpower is a wave and there will be crests and troughs. A 1% linear line of improvement does not exist in the universe but a trend line passing through waves trending upwards does.
You're out here changing peoples lives. Taking so many notes 🙂
Hey Gabe, the one book that changed my life is on your left at 4:42 . I'm happy to see that you have one and I hope you're reading it everyday. Grace to you and peace.
Books didn't change your life, you changed your life. Millions of others may read the same books but lack the ability or desire to change.
Absolutely love your stuff!
I interviewed at a KW and that “ One thing” was on the shelf. It was a good small talk point for me.
I wish this was taught in our high schools. These life lessons apply to any field of endeavor. I was fortunate to have a college education, but I have always taken the position that college is not for everybody - there are many fields where it is not required - but the wisdom of these books will help you to get the level of success you want. A helpful video and encouraging. The books suggested by commentors are wonderful too. Good luck everybody acheiving your dreams.
That's not the role of school. The role of school is to train productive workers.
If you don't want to be a productive worker, other than some very specific jobs, like medicine or engineering, etc getting a degree isn't probably all that necessary (I have an MBA, btw)
If you want to be an entrepreneur or otherwise control your own time, cash flow, or life...being an employee is not a great strategy.
Happy New Year, I am a procrastinator but a prolific reader so I'll add The One to my list of books for 2023.
This is great! Thanks Gabe. I was borrowing every book that you listed from Libby as you were saying you can go to Libby. Happy New Year! I wish to you and your fam! I wish for you good health and a Tesla!
These all sound like great books - I haven't read any of them before (though of course I've heard of Dale Carnegie's book!). The book along these same lines that changed my own life was 7 Habits of Highly Effective People by Stephen Covey - it explains some of the same themes you mentioned in this video (like urgency vs. importance) and really changed my thinking back when I was in my 20's. Great overview!
It’s All good. I read a lot and appreciate everything you recommended. Anything elsgeI read I get from the store displays.
Thank you for your list. Can you please make a video about food and water security and how much you have and how you keep and store yours?
some really strong suggestions here! I've never heard of the one thing or essentialism so I will have to check those out
Read The One Thing first. In my opinion it is 3X better than This Essentialism.
So thankful for every topic you share. I learned a lot especially in books to read 📚.
Hoping for more power and lots of sharing again and again.
Take care😉
Thank you so much!
Those went straight to my reading list & I can't wait to get to them!
I really liked essentialism, it's helped me a lot to refraim my thinking
Atomic habits was really good too. Although I understand the science of why behind things so I would also recommend The Power of Habit by Charles Duhigg to read as a complement to Atomic Habits.
Those books look very educational!
I love my work. Four hours a week would have me suffering withdrawals. I get my daily hit from being in creative flow.
Ps. Richest man in Babylon was a game changer for me. What if I had read and grasped the principles thirty years ago? Everything in its perfect time. Need to read the How to Win Friends... that's collecting dust on the shelf. The One Thing sounds very much like Atomic Habits.
I am rereading essentialism (right after atomic habits...) as I didn't really pay attention the first time - I was doing too many things! Have you read Greg McKeown's next book titled 'Effortless'? I own it but haven't touched it yet. Would love you hear your quick thoughts
I loved this video! Thanks for sharing these helpful books.
With these book I think you just gave me an idea to pursue this year. Thanks man!
Thanks for reminding me about Rich Dad, Poor Dad. Been on my non-fiction reading list for a while. Might I recommend Mark Manson’s The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*CK? Helped me get through a bad case of ‘doom scrolling’ over the past couple of years and focus my priorities.
Thanks for this content, I've read all but two of these, so I've got some new books to read!
Congrats on 300K subs! -- Deb from NJ
Thanks 🙏
Thanks, Gabe!
Does your family help with footage shots or do you do all your own? A video on that would be good.
Have you made a video (or can you) on how to choose reputable companies to help outsource? Thanks!
Cheers to a new year of fresh starts and new adventures.
Subscribed, love this
Take care of your life, love yourself, be a better person, invest wisely, and live the dream ❤
1. One Thing
2. The War Of Art
3. Rich Dad Poor Dad
4. The 4 Hour Work Week
5. How to win friends and influence people
6. Essentialism
Excellent video, thanks for the great recommendations.
P.S. Hope your eye is all good after that bump.
So good 😊. Thank you. 🥰. Your videos really inspire me.
Thanks for the recommendations!
I met someone at the mall someday and they recommended a book called The Alchemist by Paulo Coalho. He ended up buying it for me which was easily one of my most enjoyable interactions I’ve had with anyone, ever. Highly recommend the book. I learned how to go through life care free with little worries from this book. It’s a fantastic story.
Your videos are really helpful. They helped organize and change my mindset a lot.☺️
Great video, Gabe! 🙌🏾
Mr. Bult, you may want to invest in a reclining workstation. The hours you spend editing are crushing your posture. Living bone actually remodels itself under pressure. What that means is your bones change shape permanently, so you'll have forward pressure until your chin is at your belt buckle
I love your videos and I wish TH-cam and you were there when I was younger. Now in my fifties I feel stuck, overwhelmed, and unhappy with my life as it is and with the clutter as well. I was wondering is it too late once in your fifties to change and build a life that I can be proud of and happy ?
The One Thing by Gary Keller in my opinion is 3X better than Essentialism by Greg McKeown. I'd rather read a book by Marie Kondo. Keller had great points on covering the myths of multitasking, and becoming a master your skill or craft, time blocking, etc. etc.. Essentialism was definitely written for an office environment, and on a spectrum of entrepreneur to office employee it was definitely placed on the side of "icky". Checking my eReader I'm only 57% through Essentialism, before I had to drop it and read 5 other much better books. I'm hoping Greg left his best chapters on the later half the book, but I'm not too optimistic. As 3 other commenters have pointing out, Atomic Habits by James Clear would have been a WAY better choice for the "changed my life" badge.
❤Hi Gabe, tell me about the fire movement? What name has this book?❤
Great video thanks Gabe
Thank you very well said ans explained 👏 goi ng ro be more productive 2023 thanks start reading vbooks 😊❤🧡💚💚💛💛💜
I love them! Thanks for sharing it
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Brilliant as always 🤟
Happy New year
Happy new year 🎊
@@GabeBult wow! I'm happy that you replied. It's one of the things I'm grateful for today in my journal.😇😃🤩I love your book recommendations, they'll be on my list. Thank you
Never got back a borrowed book. " How to teach your kids to read in 100 Easy Lessons"
Great video 👍
Good videos but what is up with the flash in your videos?
Could be TH-cam changed its ad delivery and your ad blocker is making it flash.
Thank you ❤️
I read how to win friends years ago and applied the principles. I didn't make friends or influence anyone. They just thought I was weird. I read rich dad, poor dad. That book was full of holes. I did the opposite of some of his advise and came out ahead. I read war of art and only came away with keep at it to develop your skill. That's just common sense. I read four hour work week. Seriously? Just outsource your work and kick back. Even if I could figure out how to do that, I have some deep ethical concerns. Haven't read the other two. Sorry to be negative but I just didn't like those books.
That is pretty negative. How about some Eckhart Tolle, David Hawkins, Michael Singer, and Dr. Joe Dispenza to cure that?
Nice list
Let’s get you that TESLA! **subscribed af**
Less is more. More is less. I can not get my boomer parents to wrap their minds around this. Now they'll be heading into their seventies with nearly $100k in debt. I tried to tell them repeatedly not to take out a mortgage against their almost paid for house for renovations and build a barn. They wouldn't listen to me. Now they're complaining about the debt.
Got all these good books.I’ll call Greg.
Hey Gabe, all these books are free on Spotify. Just wanted you to know. It might be a better deal for subscribers with Spotify 🤗
"100$ Startup" is also insanely good.
It’s on the list
Great vid
People in Quandaries,1946, Wendell Johnson, General Semantics.
Where’s the question section? I have an answer to an unasked question.
I just bought “The one thing” because of your recommendation 😅 Amazing job on your videos 👌🏼
Awesome it’s a great book!
Is that a reformation study bible I see on your book shelves?
I wish but i cant connect through text im from Philippines 🙂 maybe other way?
I think it’s funny how many introverts rock at TH-cam. However, as an extrovert, I could talk to 60 ppl at a party and be totally fine but making one TH-cam video scares the crap out of me lol.
I’m not doubting that this is a great reading list, but would be good to see some more books by female authors. There are so many amazing books written by women but they rarely seem to make these lists. Is there some unconscious bias here I wonder? I’d recommend books by Brene brown, Caroline criado perez, Caroline Webb, dr Julie Smith, Mary Ann sieghart, Michelle Obama, Edith Eger as a starter for ten… I’m sure others will have more good recommendations!
As a book worm i had to click!
If you are thinking that SUCCESS is luck or accident, you are wrong. Because do not know how successful people work till they become successful.... I have tried a couple of months to be sucessful and it was so difficult.... Work on to make luck ! anyway I loved watching this video, thanks. a fellow creator,,..,,
Why not kobo/kindle? That's like a minimalist must have
I have one but I like to writing in the books it’s how I learn
📖!
Hi Gabe, you are sooooo inspiring. I liked you.
@GabeBultss why you have only 1 subscriber? You are fake Gabe Bult
The "Millionaire next Door" Grant Cardone said it depressed him. He focuses on expansion.
almost 300k Tesla is ringing bell yehhhhhh
0:19 you poke your eye didn't you ? 😜
Happy New Year Gabe! Enjoy your content and appreciate the book suggestions. I have read roughly half of them.
A recent book I have read and would recommend is Things that Matter by Joshua Becker.
I’ll add that one also. Thanks
Your parents thought you a lot, without you knowing it and without being book writer. Thanks them.
I read books but I forget about all the valuable points. 😼😢
Live some of the points, apply some of the points, and execute some of the points. You don't need to remember when you're living it.
I’m a big fan of your videos. 👌 But you can’t put “changed my life” on every video title 😅😅😅
Great video! I just turned 23 and want to devote myself into becoming a millionaire by 30, I already have 80k saved, 65k lump sum following the death of my father and 15k in personal savings. So far ive come across dropshipping, stocks, and real estate as the most popular means of doing so but i was wondering if you have any suggestions, at this stage im just trying to learn about the most viable ways of achieving success within 10 years
THE REAL WEALTH WILL ALWAYS BE LAND,GOLD,NATURAL RESOURCES. THATS IT
@@gaileickhoff116be careful with the reply of Gabe Bult, you need to check first if he got 1 subscriber or thousand or more, A Gabe Bult is replying and it seems he is real
If you get into investing, go beyond stocks. Invest in as many cheap asset classes as you can. Cheap as in buy low - record lows, but actually buy low instead of what most people don't do because they are too scared to buy low. So ETF Stocks, other stock markets than the U.S., bonds, REITs (Real Estate), precious metals, fossil fuels, agriculture, livestock, etc. Look at the WHOLE spectrum and keep buying the assets that go through RECORD lows, i.e. if Brent Crude Oil hits a 15 year low, that's probably a once or twice in a lifetime purchase opportunity. And great books are the Psychology of Money by Morgan Housel and Money: Master the Game by Tony Robbins.
No offense but I don’t like the new banner. Maybe you do but it’s too blah. Doesn’t send a strong statement about your channel.