@@ASMRReality Thank you so much, someone who has made millions in their lifetime like you have to have you make a video with this type of advice is awesome. I really appreciate it.
My parents worked incredibly hard so they could put me and my sisters through college debt free. Now I’m 22 in graduate school to be a special education teacher living with my parents to save up and not throw my money away in rent. All my friends are shocked that I’d prefer to live at home and not move out, but all of them are barely getting by because rent is unbelievable. I saved up to pay for grad school and have invested what’s left so in the future I can buy a house. I got 2 job offers with great pay for a first year special elementary teacher and haven’t even graduated with my masters yet. I 100% agree with everything you said. Love your channel, thank you!
I know being a teacher I’ll never be rich, but I’ll be comfortable and if I’m smart with my money I’ll be fine. I’m doing what I love and making a difference in these kids lives, that’s what matters to me. I’d love for you to maybe make a video about investing and any advice you’d have.
My mother’s father had a saying of “I should have been born rich instead of beautiful” lol idk why that came to my mind but I always thought it silly. But thank you for another inspirational/motivational video and all the tingles!
😅 sorry for bombarding you with likes in the last minute. I promise I watch all your vids but they put me out pretty quick 🛌 so much so i usually watch them 2x a piece to get the full content.
In a capitalist society, the notion of "just work harder" oversimplifies the complexities individuals face. It ignores systemic barriers like unequal access to resources, education, and opportunities. Factors like socioeconomic background, discrimination, and systemic biases heavily impact one's ability to succeed despite hard work. Additionally, the concept dismisses the importance of a fair and supportive system that enables everyone to thrive, not just those with certain privileges or advantages. Therefore, suggesting that success is solely a result of working harder disregards the structural inequalities deeply embedded within a capitalist framework.
There should be room for both. You’re right that systemic issues hold us back and that systemic solutions are required. However, that doesn’t easily translate to action for the oppressed individual who aims to improve their comfort and security. That’s not to say that knowledge of systemic issues isn’t important. But it can at times be a disempowering thing to dwell on.
There are countless examples of the "oppressed" succeeding in spite of these "systemic barriers." I think the best example is Nigerian Immigrants. They make more money per capita than the average white person. They come here without the preconceived 'oppressed" mindset. They work hard and they succeed. Sadly, preaching this "systemic barrier" stuff is just keeping people down. Give people an excuse for why they aren't making it and they will wrap themselves up in it like a blanket and live there for eternity and never experience true life.
Great topic of choice. I always find myself walking away with something really impactful to think about. Thank you
So happy you enjoyed this one!
Just getting ready for bed, excited to watch
love the consistency with the videos appreciate your work
Working hard to grow!
Could you do a video on investing? please, I think the information would be really good to hear.
Second this
Same
I definitely will! Coming soon! I'll make it next!
Just posted the investment video for you!
@@ASMRReality Thank you so much, someone who has made millions in their lifetime like you have to have you make a video with this type of advice is awesome. I really appreciate it.
Love the vids very relaxing and good topic
Thank you, Brodie. Just posted an investment video you might like too.
Speaking facts 💯💯
Cavemen used to fight to survive life every single day. Just something for people to think about.
That's a great point. I have never thought about life that way.
So true...the lives of those before us were brutal and we complain about our glorious lives.
My parents worked incredibly hard so they could put me and my sisters through college debt free. Now I’m 22 in graduate school to be a special education teacher living with my parents to save up and not throw my money away in rent. All my friends are shocked that I’d prefer to live at home and not move out, but all of them are barely getting by because rent is unbelievable. I saved up to pay for grad school and have invested what’s left so in the future I can buy a house. I got 2 job offers with great pay for a first year special elementary teacher and haven’t even graduated with my masters yet. I 100% agree with everything you said. Love your channel, thank you!
I know being a teacher I’ll never be rich, but I’ll be comfortable and if I’m smart with my money I’ll be fine. I’m doing what I love and making a difference in these kids lives, that’s what matters to me. I’d love for you to maybe make a video about investing and any advice you’d have.
What a great comment. Thank you so much for sharing! Congrats to you on your diligence! You are well on your way to comfortable, peaceful life!
My mother’s father had a saying of “I should have been born rich instead of beautiful” lol idk why that came to my mind but I always thought it silly.
But thank you for another inspirational/motivational video and all the tingles!
That made me laugh.
When I realised you uploaded Instantly had to watch it
Awe you're so sweet!
Another classic from the G.o.a.t
There's my WAYNE!!
😅 sorry for bombarding you with likes in the last minute. I promise I watch all your vids but they put me out pretty quick 🛌 so much so i usually watch them 2x a piece to get the full content.
You never have to apologize for that!
Yes alot of work u will get nothing with out working for it
So true!
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Pleasure to meet you, my friend. Unfortunately, I do not know what pillow patting is.
In a capitalist society, the notion of "just work harder" oversimplifies the complexities individuals face. It ignores systemic barriers like unequal access to resources, education, and opportunities. Factors like socioeconomic background, discrimination, and systemic biases heavily impact one's ability to succeed despite hard work. Additionally, the concept dismisses the importance of a fair and supportive system that enables everyone to thrive, not just those with certain privileges or advantages. Therefore, suggesting that success is solely a result of working harder disregards the structural inequalities deeply embedded within a capitalist framework.
But if you never work you’ll never get anywhere so what’s your point?
There should be room for both.
You’re right that systemic issues hold us back and that systemic solutions are required. However, that doesn’t easily translate to action for the oppressed individual who aims to improve their comfort and security.
That’s not to say that knowledge of systemic issues isn’t important. But it can at times be a disempowering thing to dwell on.
There are countless examples of the "oppressed" succeeding in spite of these "systemic barriers." I think the best example is Nigerian Immigrants. They make more money per capita than the average white person. They come here without the preconceived 'oppressed" mindset. They work hard and they succeed. Sadly, preaching this "systemic barrier" stuff is just keeping people down. Give people an excuse for why they aren't making it and they will wrap themselves up in it like a blanket and live there for eternity and never experience true life.
Holy yappington
You will never get where you want to be if you expect someone else to get you there. It's all on you
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