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@@lemonboiyoutube I wouldn’t call this as “selling out”. He accepted a sponsorship that’s isn't even directly related to the video’s content and does not influence the information he presented. The insights he provided remain valuable, and I believe his message would have been essentially the same, with or without the sponsorship.
tecnically if you talk to a 1000 girls without forcing it, you will probably get at least 10 girlfriends (of course is not at the same time, or ... is it?)
videos like these never talk about the competition. why would someone pay for your product/service over the 2 million other people offering the same thing?
Pretty mid video, shallow information that pretty much everyone knows (we all know real estate is the most stable "buisness" - but you have to have a certain amount of money to even get a loan and get started) Feels like a "i have a sponsor so i have to make a video for it" video
But the video is literally about you taking the time to learn the necessary skills before wasting time on anything. It's literally the opposite of betting, or dumb luck.
@@IceMcFried it doesn't though. the skills it mentions are elementary, and none of them are applicable without extensive resources, privilege, and luck. I wrote up another comment going through the video beat by beat, detailing how the advice in the video is impractical and doesn't work.
@@IceMcFried here's what I was talking about. 1:37 - yes, because the ultra-rich don't want to be seen or known. for example, no one knows who the ceo of boards head is, not even the cfo. with hundreds of millions of dollars, you could definetly become famous if you want. for example, billionaires frequently give grants to universities to get stuff named after them. 2:30 - yes, assets are the way to get rich. good luck getting them. also, notice how this is immoral. sure, landlords do a lot of work to maintain their properties, but this isn't how they make money. they make money by buying a peice of good land early, then forcing everyone to pay them a toll fee (rent) to use it. landlords fundementally do not work for their money. you get to choose between being rich or being moral. 3:38 - yes, but the real estate market is currently oversaturated. housing prices are overinflated, and vacant properties are everywhere. getting in now means you're unlikely to get a good piece of land, meaning you don't make much rent, and you are also buying an asset which is going to go down eventually (if you believe in the market at all). 7:49 - issue with leverage is you're competing with everyone else. you have to invest in the right things at the right time, and in a better way than everyone else. this is impossible unless you get extremely lucky, or you're one of the smartest people to ever exist. 8:27 - ik this is corny and ppl are going to call me a communist, but this is litterally labour theory of value 101. you're being extremely immoral this way. also, the rich prevent normal shmucks from doing this, because you need a ton of capital to even get this kind of thing off the ground, and you need to compete with everyone else who is already doing this, and the ones who succeed likely have better resources than you. 10:20 - you're now competing in a free market, with tons of established players who can undercut competition (see uber), and have already bought all the "leverage" to beat you. real solution: don't bother. this video is tantamount to promoting gambling; it even admits that 20% of businesses fail in the first year, and only 50% survive to 5. what you should do is just suck it up, try your best to get a good job with the opportunities in front of you, and diversify your investments (index funds etc.). if you're able, get a roth ira or 401k to invest with tax benefits.
@@IceMcFried tldr; video fundementally misunderstands what it takes to make money. it's called efficient market hypothesis, you can't beat the market unless you're the incredibly lucky guy to get in early. it's the same old repackaged nonsense, and it's clear why he posted it. "To make money during a gold rush, sell shovels."
@@lemonboiyoutube The video quite literally says to take time to learn necessary skills. I didn't say it lists you the skills which you need to learn, nor how one should go about doing it lol So, i don't know what you mean by "it doesn't though." And i don't know why anyone expected such a short-form video to actually change their lives ?? It's good enough to have people realize that they're focusing on the wrong things. For example, many people focus on finding the idea to push which will then make them money instead of focusing on building their skills to a level that would allow them to finalize an idea to a level which earns them money.
If you’re a nice landlord then you’re doing the world a favour, as if you don’t buy it then there’s a chance an arsehole landlord would. Especially if you’ve rented before so know the pain
@BananaWasTaken gambling? The stock market over the last 100 years has gone up ~10% per year and that's including all the depressions and recessions. Houses don't appreciate 10% per year in most locations...
The thing is… it’s easy to make a million dollars if you really don’t care about literally anything else. You can easily become super rich if you buy everything secondhand, never go out to eat at restaurants, get a very demanding/dangerous but very high paying job (working on an oil rig off the coast, underwater welding, etc.), and reinvest every single bit of profit you make into stocks or other investments. People genuinely aiming for being a millionaire have a beat up secondhand car and wear rags for clothes. If you can commit to that lifestyle for about 10 years, you can make it. But outside of people for whom making money is a hobby in the same way playing games or drawing or writing is to other people, that’s not actually what most people want to do with their lives.
if it takes 2 minutes to convince 1 person to give you a dollar, and you ask 1000 people per day, that's 33 hours a day and mathematically impossible. at that point you'd need some sort of gimmick to convince people to give you money; maybe you could learn magic or an instrument! wait a minute...
key takeaway is people have f*ked their attention span, so if you put sponsered content at start people click away and discredit video without thinking, even if the valuable content was in the second half. btw the video was more about leverage, the real-estate was just an example cuz of sponsors
1. If u know how to get rich, why aren't you? 2. Bying a house is not easy 💀 3. Next time, start by saying you're sponsored, it's not like it's not obvious, it just feels like it's better practice.
Enshitification comes for them all. Rage Against the Machine even became part of the machine (i.e. selling out to Big Music politics). Not surprised this channel is slowly going the sponsor sellout direction instead of vetting them.
@@BananaWasTaken well, for one, fair point, but also, he prob wouldn't be making sponsorship deals like that if he was financially free. Then again, it's entirely possible he is. Just seems like maybe my first thought if I was a property investor dealing with the stress of maintenance and tenants wouldn't be to add to it by starting a yourube channel that i would assume takes a lot of time to research and possibly script and edit videos.
this is supremely dumb. 1:37 - yes, because the ultra-rich don't want to be seen or known. for example, no one knows who the ceo of boards head is, not even the cfo. with hundreds of millions of dollars, you could definetly become famous if you want. for example, billionaires frequently give grants to universities to get stuff named after them. 2:30 - yes, assets are the way to get rich. good luck getting them. also, notice how this is immoral. sure, landlords do a lot of work to maintain their properties, but this isn't how they make money. they make money by buying a peice of good land early, then forcing everyone to pay them a toll fee (rent) to use it. landlords fundementally do not work for their money. you get to choose between being rich or being moral. 3:38 - yes, but the real estate market is currently oversaturated. housing prices are overinflated, and vacant properties are everywhere. getting in now means you're unlikely to get a good piece of land, meaning you don't make much rent, and you are also buying an asset which is going to go down eventually (if you believe in the market at all). 7:49 - issue with leverage is you're competing with everyone else. you have to invest in the right things at the right time, and in a better way than everyone else. this is impossible unless you get extremely lucky, or you're one of the smartest people to ever exist. 8:27 - ik this is corny and ppl are going to call me a communist, but this is litterally labour theory of value 101. you're being extremely immoral this way. also, the rich prevent normal shmucks from doing this, because you need a ton of capital to even get this kind of thing off the ground, and you need to compete with everyone else who is already doing this, and the ones who succeed likely have better resources than you. 10:20 - you're now competing in a free market, with tons of established players who can undercut competition (see uber), and have already bought all the "leverage" to beat you. real solution: don't bother. this video is tantamount to promoting gambling; it even admits that 20% of businesses fail in the first year, and only 50% survive to 5. what you should do is just suck it up, try your best to get a good job with the opportunities in front of you, and diversify your investments (index funds etc.). if you're able, get a roth ira or 401k to invest with tax benefits.
Say what you will, but it's keeping food on their table. If you really hate sponsors so much, get SponsorBlock, it'll skip through sponsored segments of videos.
Easy just save up $100,000 for a down payment on a house ! Then take advantage of someone else who can’t afford to save for a down payment. And make them pay your mortgage! I recently was able to get my first property. My mortgage is 2k. The rent for my place would be 2.6k. It’s even easier to make money if you’re already rich!
@@screenwatcher949 you absolutely should. However monthly living expenses make it impossible to actually do that for a majority of Americans. As time goes on you have to work harder and get luckier. The path of success taken by those before us is becoming less and less accessible. Housing in my area has tripled in price between 2013 and 2023. That’s great for those who owned in 2013. And depending on the market. If you can find a cheap place to rent. It might be better to invest excess money than buy a home if your interest rate is too high. A majority of your payment goes to the principle and not your equity.
if you're not a dick you're not taking advantage of someone by being a landlord. Since being a landlord only costs upkeep, you jsut charge them a lil over upkeep. and boom! Fair and balanced landlording. if you want to charge more then that, offer your services like doing the handywork or having free insurance on damages basically so they don't have to pay for fixing things out of pocket, which then makes it potentially better for them then if they owned the house. plus, big down payments takes a lot of saving and apartments and other landlords can absolutely price gouge regular people. you can simply choose not to.
It actually does look pretty easy, actually- -he has distinct thumbnails that create brand recognizability (click on his video list and look at all of the gold frames on black) -Create a visually appealing artstyle (in his case, the charm of his "low effort" doodles help convey his point much faster than other animation channels (if you can classify his work as animation) -Have a compelling hook in the thumbnail or title (Hard thing is easy, actually), it's like a taunt. He takes a thing you struggle with and says it's actually easy. "How", you ask by clicking the video. 700,000+ other people have felt challenged in this way -Create consistency and a nice catalog of content: he has a nice, calculated voice in his explanations. I don't particularly care about losing weight, but I see he has a video on it, and I'm curious what his approach is. Another view for his collection. -Tackle broad, universal concepts that apply to everyone. Not everyone cares about something like Pokémon, but everyone has at least dreamt of becoming rich quick. -When the opportunity arises, take a sponsorship to ease pressure of irl work (not a direct substitute, but the money helps alleviate stress) Now doing 1:1 what he does limits your creativity, and it's better you take this guideline and put your own spin on things.
Assets is not the things you own, Assets is the things that generate you money. Liabilities is not only the money you owe, but also things that take away money from you, like a mortgage However, talking about the idea about being ultra-rich or financially free is good, because it helps understand what you actually want from being a millionaire. Me, and how i think most people here, just want to be financially free. Overall, okay video for beginners like myself
0:525:285:487:098:218:45 9:04 Good point. I'll have to remember these 3:05 I do a bit of research about the book beforehand. There's a lot of books out there that just aren't relevant to what I need. Also, that's a clever transition :)
Of course is extremely easy to become a millionaire, u just have to invest 1 dollar in whatever u want and wait 100000000 years and boom you’re a millionaire The problem is not becoming a millionaire, but doing it within 50 years.
It's amazing how history keeps repeating itself, and the urgency to prepare is definitely real! Investing can be the best decision of your financial life. I started my journey in 2021, and it’s been the best choice I've made for my finances.
No matter how long you wait, opportunities will arise in the market. Invest for the long term, and avoid being too greedy or too fearful. Making informed decisions is crucial; relying on luck isn’t enough, so partnering with an advisor is essential.
The funniest thing about lottery is like winning $1M but having like almost half of it being taken off by the taxes and whatnot just because, and you can't complain because it's enough already
You should do a video on becoming a TH-cam and give your personal account. Starting in January and growing to your current size is super impressive man! You’ve accomplished a ton in under a year & it would be cool to hear your story & experience!
Mate, this is not what I subscribed for, you genuinely have a crazy bunch of great video ideas written in these comments, I suggest you take their suggestions. I usually click on your vids the second I see it was uploaded, I waited hours after seeing this one and I still don't want to watch it. You have the capability to make videos that entice the viewer, but you really missed the mark this time. If you're gonna take the sponsored video for the money route, I respect the decision, but please tell us so I can unsubscribe sooner rather than later...
I did a significant amount of research into real estate, and basically came to the conclusion that you already need at least a mid-tier job making 75-100k in order to have any shot in the landlord business. I even applied for a mortgage and got approved for 180, despite houses in my area going for 300 at the bare minimum unless they have something significantly wrong. Unless you’re able to move to an area with a more flexible market, focus on getting a steady income before you worry about getting rich. I’m choosing to focus on finishing my degree and I’ll come back to this kinda stuff once I can support a family.
@@darraghcollins4961 I noticed something about this channel. He talks about several topics, how to get rich, hiw to study better, how to get friends. I don't think, he is successful in all of these areas of life. There are many people in the Internet who talk/teach about things they themself never achieved.
@@darraghcollins4961 Nah, the channel has around 15 million lifetime views. How much money you get per view differs, but at $3/1000 views that means they've earned maybe 50K. Which to be fair, is not nothing, it's also far from a million. Especially since this is over a year.
6:11 Not true actually. For almost all starting jobs, you don't need amazing skills, you just need to be adaptable and the skills required in the job would be taught to you one way or the other. So actually it does come down to your CV and first impression. High level of skill is definitely an advantage to have, but the priority for starter jobs should always be CVs, connections, presentation etc
It's very difficult to earn a million dollars. I'd advise to break the task up into smaller bits. Try to earn 100 dollars 10.000 times. Hope that helps
I'm just tired of all the generic advice on getting rich that could MAYBE work in theory. Howtobeast actually released a video on the topic about a month ago and it's actually pretty decent, real, and practical. No more jerking myself off via reading self-help finance books on how to become a millionaire thinking that's gonna get me anywhere lol. At least he set the record straight, thank goodness for that.
I have to return what I said this video isn't actually that good in comparison Honestly don't take it as hate but I like your content And If u r gonna take time to upload Then take time don't rush This isn't that much informative
It also takes me a while to get through a book so I watch book summaries on youtube to get the main points and sometimes use an audiobook that's sped up.
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okies thanks
I have test week in a few days and your vid about becoming smart helped an awful lot
bro sold out
@@lemonboiyoutube I wouldn’t call this as “selling out”. He accepted a sponsorship that’s isn't even directly related to the video’s content and does not influence the information he presented. The insights he provided remain valuable, and I believe his message would have been essentially the same, with or without the sponsorship.
@@titanium6614maybe i was overhyperbolic, but he promotes shortform by claiming it will help ensure success when investing. that's sketchy.
1. Write a pamphlet titled "How to Become a Millionaire"
2. Sell it to 200,000 people for $5 each
3. Profit
Underrated comment
Nope, the printing charge for the pamphlet lowers the profit.
@@Evensfewmake it a pdf and send email it for free
@overratedpancake9034 ...but then you don't make any money
what about tax?
“Uploading consistently is easy, actually”
Damn.
@@FreshMail-s7e harsh burn
It’s really not
It would be easy if you spent two days making a dogshit video but if you actually try to make something good then no
he is at a consistent pace, just not at a fast one
I can't believe TH-cam hid this from me for 9s
Lmaoo😂😂😂
bra the precious time lost
I can’t believe TH-cam hid this from me for 10 hours!!
I can’t believe TH-cam hid this from me for 16 hours
You could’ve become a billionaire in those 9 seconds!
Bro called us dumb and poor in every possible way
why do you lack confidence
😂
the video is ass, he really thinks we're that stupid
Well yeah, but did you ever met a millionaire that used comic sans?
This video is ironic
- get a decent job
- save and invest your money
- patience
There saved you 10 mins
wish I saw this earlier. that video was fucking boring 😅
@@freesyder5891yea this guy fell off really quickly, the sponsor sealed the deal
bro did not get the point of the video
@@Th3oryX what's the point? he's just blabbing about some stuff most of us already know
@@tonymontana8741 then why most of you arent millionare?
“Being president of the United States is easy, actually”
@@NotDanch like a lot of jobs. It’s easy if you don’t do it well.
I mean, look at Biden. You can literally have dementia and be president.
@@andrewfisher96 gold
1. Be rich
2. Say offensive shi-
3. ???
4. Win the electoral votes, popular votes, the house, and the senate.
A convicted fraudster is president so yeah it's easy actually
"Starting a relationship is easy, actually"
tecnically if you talk to a 1000 girls without forcing it, you will probably get at least 10 girlfriends (of course is not at the same time, or ... is it?)
Vsauce music ensues
bro that's gambling
@@RealMilson is it?
@@AshLikes2analyse talking to 1000 girls, getting at least 10 then that's a 1% chance of success. there must be a way to get 90% chance
videos like these never talk about the competition. why would someone pay for your product/service over the 2 million other people offering the same thing?
because you can solve a big problem, really quickly and easily with a 100% guarantee. as long as your customer (employer) believes that, you've won
That's why a good pitch is important
aka the economy is ran by bullshit
the same reason you watch this channel instead of other ones.
Usually successful businesses will find a niche which reduces competition
Video ideas:
Quitting scrolling is easy, actually
Living an amazing life is easy, actually
Becoming a youtuber is easy, actually
your sentence is incorrect, the right is:
Video's ideas: ...
@@Andrei_Bushshutup dude, no one cares
@@Andrei_Bush funniest part is you’re wrong and the person you’re correcting is right lol
these ideas are so straightforward and stupid
Video ideas are easy, actually
Pretty mid video, shallow information that pretty much everyone knows (we all know real estate is the most stable "buisness" - but you have to have a certain amount of money to even get a loan and get started)
Feels like a "i have a sponsor so i have to make a video for it" video
get a job, buy property with a loan and rent it out, then sell it once you own it
I agree, I was just thinking about how mid it is compared to his earlier videos.
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So true
Yeah completely agree
"99% of gamblers quit before hitting it big!" ahh video
But the video is literally about you taking the time to learn the necessary skills before wasting time on anything. It's literally the opposite of betting, or dumb luck.
@@IceMcFried it doesn't though. the skills it mentions are elementary, and none of them are applicable without extensive resources, privilege, and luck. I wrote up another comment going through the video beat by beat, detailing how the advice in the video is impractical and doesn't work.
@@IceMcFried
here's what I was talking about.
1:37 - yes, because the ultra-rich don't want to be seen or known. for example, no one knows who the ceo of boards head is, not even the cfo. with hundreds of millions of dollars, you could definetly become famous if you want. for example, billionaires frequently give grants to universities to get stuff named after them.
2:30 - yes, assets are the way to get rich. good luck getting them. also, notice how this is immoral. sure, landlords do a lot of work to maintain their properties, but this isn't how they make money. they make money by buying a peice of good land early, then forcing everyone to pay them a toll fee (rent) to use it. landlords fundementally do not work for their money. you get to choose between being rich or being moral.
3:38 - yes, but the real estate market is currently oversaturated. housing prices are overinflated, and vacant properties are everywhere. getting in now means you're unlikely to get a good piece of land, meaning you don't make much rent, and you are also buying an asset which is going to go down eventually (if you believe in the market at all).
7:49 - issue with leverage is you're competing with everyone else. you have to invest in the right things at the right time, and in a better way than everyone else. this is impossible unless you get extremely lucky, or you're one of the smartest people to ever exist.
8:27 - ik this is corny and ppl are going to call me a communist, but this is litterally labour theory of value 101. you're being extremely immoral this way. also, the rich prevent normal shmucks from doing this, because you need a ton of capital to even get this kind of thing off the ground, and you need to compete with everyone else who is already doing this, and the ones who succeed likely have better resources than you.
10:20 - you're now competing in a free market, with tons of established players who can undercut competition (see uber), and have already bought all the "leverage" to beat you.
real solution: don't bother. this video is tantamount to promoting gambling; it even admits that 20% of businesses fail in the first year, and only 50% survive to 5. what you should do is just suck it up, try your best to get a good job with the opportunities in front of you, and diversify your investments (index funds etc.). if you're able, get a roth ira or 401k to invest with tax benefits.
@@IceMcFried tldr; video fundementally misunderstands what it takes to make money. it's called efficient market hypothesis, you can't beat the market unless you're the incredibly lucky guy to get in early.
it's the same old repackaged nonsense, and it's clear why he posted it. "To make money during a gold rush, sell shovels."
@@lemonboiyoutube The video quite literally says to take time to learn necessary skills. I didn't say it lists you the skills which you need to learn, nor how one should go about doing it lol
So, i don't know what you mean by "it doesn't though."
And i don't know why anyone expected such a short-form video to actually change their lives ??
It's good enough to have people realize that they're focusing on the wrong things. For example, many people focus on finding the idea to push which will then make them money instead of focusing on building their skills to a level that would allow them to finalize an idea to a level which earns them money.
easiest way is actually saying that it's easy and getting a youtube sponsor
lmao for real. Relizing these sponsers and ads is what makes these TH-camrs money! Likes lots of it.
really sucks how being rich almost always involves being a landlord
If you’re a nice landlord then you’re doing the world a favour, as if you don’t buy it then there’s a chance an arsehole landlord would. Especially if you’ve rented before so know the pain
Just use the money you would've used to buy a house to buy stocks
Entrepreneurs are the richest people. They aren’t necessarily land lords. You can do it in online business…
@@MartianAmbassador69I don’t think gambling is a particularly reliable way to earn cash.
@BananaWasTaken gambling? The stock market over the last 100 years has gone up ~10% per year and that's including all the depressions and recessions. Houses don't appreciate 10% per year in most locations...
Every gambler quits before they hit big
- Said somebody who *clearly* isn't a compulsive gambler
Most retarded minset
The thing is… it’s easy to make a million dollars if you really don’t care about literally anything else. You can easily become super rich if you buy everything secondhand, never go out to eat at restaurants, get a very demanding/dangerous but very high paying job (working on an oil rig off the coast, underwater welding, etc.), and reinvest every single bit of profit you make into stocks or other investments. People genuinely aiming for being a millionaire have a beat up secondhand car and wear rags for clothes. If you can commit to that lifestyle for about 10 years, you can make it. But outside of people for whom making money is a hobby in the same way playing games or drawing or writing is to other people, that’s not actually what most people want to do with their lives.
My uncle is an millionaire and he completely agrees with this video. Just dont agree on the east actually part.
1. Ask 1,000 people for a dollar a day.
2. Repeat everyday.
3. Profit.
That's what the homeless do, they're all secretly milionares
if it takes 2 minutes to convince 1 person to give you a dollar, and you ask 1000 people per day, that's 33 hours a day and mathematically impossible.
at that point you'd need some sort of gimmick to convince people to give you money; maybe you could learn magic or an instrument! wait a minute...
2 minutes * 1000 people / 60 minutes * 1 hour - 33.33 hours per day.
@@AltumDolor lmfao
no lol, this is mathematically impossible.
Thank you for this. I watched this last night, and I woke up this morning with a million dollars under my pillow.
😂
Tax fraud is easy, actually
key takeaway is people have f*ked their attention span, so if you put sponsered content at start people click away and discredit video without thinking, even if the valuable content was in the second half.
btw the video was more about leverage, the real-estate was just an example cuz of sponsors
Is nobody gonna talk about 10:27 absolute roast 😂😂😂😂
1. If u know how to get rich, why aren't you?
2. Bying a house is not easy 💀
3. Next time, start by saying you're sponsored, it's not like it's not obvious, it just feels like it's better practice.
Enshitification comes for them all. Rage Against the Machine even became part of the machine (i.e. selling out to Big Music politics). Not surprised this channel is slowly going the sponsor sellout direction instead of vetting them.
Bruh
I agree with the other 2, but how do you know that he isn’t already rich?
@@BananaWasTaken well, for one, fair point, but also, he prob wouldn't be making sponsorship deals like that if he was financially free. Then again, it's entirely possible he is. Just seems like maybe my first thought if I was a property investor dealing with the stress of maintenance and tenants wouldn't be to add to it by starting a yourube channel that i would assume takes a lot of time to research and possibly script and edit videos.
@@RTB1400 yeah ._.
this is supremely dumb.
1:37 - yes, because the ultra-rich don't want to be seen or known. for example, no one knows who the ceo of boards head is, not even the cfo. with hundreds of millions of dollars, you could definetly become famous if you want. for example, billionaires frequently give grants to universities to get stuff named after them.
2:30 - yes, assets are the way to get rich. good luck getting them. also, notice how this is immoral. sure, landlords do a lot of work to maintain their properties, but this isn't how they make money. they make money by buying a peice of good land early, then forcing everyone to pay them a toll fee (rent) to use it. landlords fundementally do not work for their money. you get to choose between being rich or being moral.
3:38 - yes, but the real estate market is currently oversaturated. housing prices are overinflated, and vacant properties are everywhere. getting in now means you're unlikely to get a good piece of land, meaning you don't make much rent, and you are also buying an asset which is going to go down eventually (if you believe in the market at all).
7:49 - issue with leverage is you're competing with everyone else. you have to invest in the right things at the right time, and in a better way than everyone else. this is impossible unless you get extremely lucky, or you're one of the smartest people to ever exist.
8:27 - ik this is corny and ppl are going to call me a communist, but this is litterally labour theory of value 101. you're being extremely immoral this way. also, the rich prevent normal shmucks from doing this, because you need a ton of capital to even get this kind of thing off the ground, and you need to compete with everyone else who is already doing this, and the ones who succeed likely have better resources than you.
10:20 - you're now competing in a free market, with tons of established players who can undercut competition (see uber), and have already bought all the "leverage" to beat you.
real solution: don't bother. this video is tantamount to promoting gambling; it even admits that 20% of businesses fail in the first year, and only 50% survive to 5. what you should do is just suck it up, try your best to get a good job with the opportunities in front of you, and diversify your investments (index funds etc.). if you're able, get a roth ira or 401k to invest with tax benefits.
Shills in 3... 2... 1...
Wasn't labor theory of value debunked? The real immoral act is rent-seeking, since that actually harms people..
@@NoOne-dj1ou > Adam Smith even supported a "Labor Theory of Value"
This reads like you are 14 years old and considering moving into the basement.
@@tempestandacomputer6951 Okay, you try it then.
Ok, I saw this, you can delete now
can't let the anyone else find this, otherwise everyone would be a millionare!
Man this bait and switch tactic of embedding sponsors into your content is just terrible.
Say what you will, but it's keeping food on their table. If you really hate sponsors so much, get SponsorBlock, it'll skip through sponsored segments of videos.
Sponsorships ruin the flow. Sigh*
bro what other way is there to incorporate sponsors?? we all gotta earn our keep
"Proving the Riemann Hypothesis is easy, actually" 💀
"Giving advice is easy, actually"
Easy just save up $100,000 for a down payment on a house !
Then take advantage of someone else who can’t afford to save for a down payment. And make them pay your mortgage!
I recently was able to get my first property.
My mortgage is 2k. The rent for my place would be 2.6k.
It’s even easier to make money if you’re already rich!
Good thinking, saving up right now for a down payment
@@screenwatcher949 you absolutely should. However monthly living expenses make it impossible to actually do that for a majority of Americans. As time goes on you have to work harder and get luckier. The path of success taken by those before us is becoming less and less accessible. Housing in my area has tripled in price between 2013 and 2023. That’s great for those who owned in 2013.
And depending on the market. If you can find a cheap place to rent. It might be better to invest excess money than buy a home if your interest rate is too high. A majority of your payment goes to the principle and not your equity.
@@andrewfisher96 Good advice, thank you. Cheap rent is the way while saving.
Fr bro. The housing market is already hella bad, why make it even worse?
if you're not a dick you're not taking advantage of someone by being a landlord. Since being a landlord only costs upkeep, you jsut charge them a lil over upkeep. and boom! Fair and balanced landlording. if you want to charge more then that, offer your services like doing the handywork or having free insurance on damages basically so they don't have to pay for fixing things out of pocket, which then makes it potentially better for them then if they owned the house. plus, big down payments takes a lot of saving and apartments and other landlords can absolutely price gouge regular people. you can simply choose not to.
Please do a Becoming a youtuber is easy, actually cause ur growth is insane
It actually does look pretty easy, actually-
-he has distinct thumbnails that create brand recognizability (click on his video list and look at all of the gold frames on black)
-Create a visually appealing artstyle (in his case, the charm of his "low effort" doodles help convey his point much faster than other animation channels (if you can classify his work as animation)
-Have a compelling hook in the thumbnail or title (Hard thing is easy, actually), it's like a taunt. He takes a thing you struggle with and says it's actually easy. "How", you ask by clicking the video. 700,000+ other people have felt challenged in this way
-Create consistency and a nice catalog of content: he has a nice, calculated voice in his explanations. I don't particularly care about losing weight, but I see he has a video on it, and I'm curious what his approach is. Another view for his collection.
-Tackle broad, universal concepts that apply to everyone. Not everyone cares about something like Pokémon, but everyone has at least dreamt of becoming rich quick.
-When the opportunity arises, take a sponsorship to ease pressure of irl work (not a direct substitute, but the money helps alleviate stress)
Now doing 1:1 what he does limits your creativity, and it's better you take this guideline and put your own spin on things.
if you own a house in a major western city you probably aready have $1M net worth
Thank you easy, actually😅 you're actually a genius🧠
just discovered this channel and I'm obsesseddd literally just watched every video and added some to a 'favorite' folder this is honestly gold content
The best finance video I’ve ever watched. Gave the blueprint from the hundreds of videos I’ve watched in 10 minutes. Thank you
I appreciate that you still called it “twitter”
Assets is not the things you own, Assets is the things that generate you money. Liabilities is not only the money you owe, but also things that take away money from you, like a mortgage
However, talking about the idea about being ultra-rich or financially free is good, because it helps understand what you actually want from being a millionaire. Me, and how i think most people here, just want to be financially free.
Overall, okay video for beginners like myself
2:49 You said it just like Mr. Krabs
So this basically the whole video to become a millionaire without doing anything: code+media+buying a house and renting it to someone+ having a job
No amount of money is worth having this mentality, I hope you find happiness
Shortform reminds me of a distopian library where all books are so shortened they can fit into a sentence.
0:52 5:28 5:48 7:09 8:21 8:45
9:04
Good point. I'll have to remember these
3:05 I do a bit of research about the book beforehand. There's a lot of books out there that just aren't relevant to what I need.
Also, that's a clever transition :)
Of course is extremely easy to become a millionaire, u just have to invest 1 dollar in whatever u want and wait 100000000 years and boom you’re a millionaire
The problem is not becoming a millionaire, but doing it within 50 years.
will come back to this a lot. that mindset sounds so grounded i just buy it
its been 5 min since this vid was uploaded and ive made $5m😎
This channel holds the record for the fastest subscribe and unsubscribe in the history.
It's amazing how history keeps repeating itself, and the urgency to prepare is definitely real! Investing can be the best decision of your financial life. I started my journey in 2021, and it’s been the best choice I've made for my finances.
What's the best way to begin, and how long until it starts yielding profits?
No matter how long you wait, opportunities will arise in the market. Invest for the long term, and avoid being too greedy or too fearful. Making informed decisions is crucial; relying on luck isn’t enough, so partnering with an advisor is essential.
The funniest thing about lottery is like winning $1M but having like almost half of it being taken off by the taxes and whatnot just because, and you can't complain because it's enough already
unless you win in the uk
@@brendanhunter389 If i have to guess it would be the same but less
All the people that win the lottery end up broke
Increasing height is easy actually
'Forgetting my youtube password is easy, actually' Dude ur upload schedule I was waitinggg
You should do a video on becoming a TH-cam and give your personal account. Starting in January and growing to your current size is super impressive man! You’ve accomplished a ton in under a year & it would be cool to hear your story & experience!
Mate, this is not what I subscribed for, you genuinely have a crazy bunch of great video ideas written in these comments, I suggest you take their suggestions. I usually click on your vids the second I see it was uploaded, I waited hours after seeing this one and I still don't want to watch it. You have the capability to make videos that entice the viewer, but you really missed the mark this time. If you're gonna take the sponsored video for the money route, I respect the decision, but please tell us so I can unsubscribe sooner rather than later...
"Being a slop for sponsorship is easy, actually."
I did a significant amount of research into real estate, and basically came to the conclusion that you already need at least a mid-tier job making 75-100k in order to have any shot in the landlord business.
I even applied for a mortgage and got approved for 180, despite houses in my area going for 300 at the bare minimum unless they have something significantly wrong.
Unless you’re able to move to an area with a more flexible market, focus on getting a steady income before you worry about getting rich. I’m choosing to focus on finishing my degree and I’ll come back to this kinda stuff once I can support a family.
Suggestion :ADHD is actually easy🎉🎉🎉🎉
"Marketing is easy, actually"
Babe wake up easy, actually just dropped 🙌🙌
I can't believe becoming a millionaire is so easy. This must be why "easy, actually" is a millionaire.
Here is an idea
"Growing on TH-cam is easy, actually"
Bro told us to get a job in the politest way possible 😭
It's called getting a job is such a clever line
I bet the creator itself is no Millionaire.
Very likely is with that many views
@@darraghcollins4961 I noticed something about this channel. He talks about several topics, how to get rich, hiw to study better, how to get friends.
I don't think, he is successful in all of these areas of life.
There are many people in the Internet who talk/teach about things they themself never achieved.
@@darraghcollins4961 Nah, the channel has around 15 million lifetime views. How much money you get per view differs, but at $3/1000 views that means they've earned maybe 50K. Which to be fair, is not nothing, it's also far from a million. Especially since this is over a year.
@@self_improvement_d it might not be much, but like most creators, the profit is mainly from the sponsors,
Why should he be a millionaire, he can also be financially free following his dreams
Running out of ideas is easy actually. (This video sucked)
Such a dissapointment compared to his others
0:02 the hawk tuah girl 💀
BROOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO THE LAST SENTENCE GAVE ME GOOSEBUMPS
6:11
Not true actually. For almost all starting jobs, you don't need amazing skills, you just need to be adaptable and the skills required in the job would be taught to you one way or the other.
So actually it does come down to your CV and first impression.
High level of skill is definitely an advantage to have, but the priority for starter jobs should always be CVs, connections, presentation etc
It's easy.
1) Wait for economic crisis
2) Hyperinflation
3) Voilà you're a millionaire, and so is every one else
after seeing this TH-cam video I have raised my financial situation to becoming a multi multinaire. all from this one TH-cam video.
Reaching $1m net worth is easier than it sounds, all you have to do is make $2m
Everyone 'bout to be millionaires on this one 🔥🔥🔥
A million when a million is worth it is what matters. Not 40 years away when you can't even use it
Sigh. This ain’t it
He's him.
I think he really likes his pressure washer
King uploaded 🙏
congratulations, your videos are so good!
thanks for this video. it got me to stop procrastinating
It's very difficult to earn a million dollars. I'd advise to break the task up into smaller bits. Try to earn 100 dollars 10.000 times. Hope that helps
$10000 a 100 times sounds good
My only concerns are for leatherback turtles 🤞🏻
like you style , direct , and interesting . no bulll.... stuff.
God this is the best form of content to ever exist
Pretty good summary, pretty much sums up all the different avenues.
You taught us what a millionaire is not ‘how to become a millionaire’
Are you a millionaire then why should i watch you
I'm just tired of all the generic advice on getting rich that could MAYBE work in theory. Howtobeast actually released a video on the topic about a month ago and it's actually pretty decent, real, and practical. No more jerking myself off via reading self-help finance books on how to become a millionaire thinking that's gonna get me anywhere lol. At least he set the record straight, thank goodness for that.
THE GOAT IS BACK 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
What about having a job and also investing in for example an index fund?
Next video: Colonizing Mars is easy, actually
Easy actually is easily a super human at this rate
This summarizes all of the "how to get rich" vids in yt.
Your videos makes so much sense
I have to return what I said this video isn't actually that good in comparison
Honestly don't take it as hate but I like your content
And If u r gonna take time to upload
Then take time don't rush
This isn't that much informative
@@qad951😂😂This is funny asf. Your reply to yourself which is correct
the punchline got me actually rolling on the floor laughing rolfrolfrfllmao
The Almanac of Naval Ravikant is strong with this one
Becoming the pope is easy, actually
Wait somebody did that
the highest leverage skill is knowing the right person
the number of millionaires has increased by 10% after this video. they said: "it was easy, actually".
I would like to see a "researching is easy, actually."
Istructions unclear, I am still poor as fk
You can actually achieve a $1B net worth within 60 years of investing in stocks at a 15% CAGR with $100 daily.
evading taxes is easy, actually
I haven't watched a video but I'm able to summarize in two words what it is. Compound interest.
Finally a new video. Been waiting for this one.
It also takes me a while to get through a book so I watch book summaries on youtube to get the main points and sometimes use an audiobook that's sped up.