I am finally transferring to a 4-year college from community college at age 30! When I first went back to college I wanted to apply for nursing BSN but I changed my mind. Your videos are informative and inspiring to we future CAA's. Thank you and keep it up!
I love your channel so much. I was pre med and planned to apply to med school this year but decided it would be a better investment of my time and money to go to CAA school. I would come out debt free and would only be 24, giving me a ton of time to compound my wealth. I believe that living below your means and investing a ton in your 20s and 30s can allow you to retire as early as your 40s. Easier said than done but I’m so excited to start making some real money.
Thank you so much for this information. I am also Mexican and working in the medical field. I am a nurse practitioner working in pain management. I get paid close to your annual income. I will say that money out here in California does not go a long way. I have over $200,000 in student loan debt. I made the tough decision to move back in with my parents. l pay them rent, but I am still able to have so much more money to pay down my debt. I do not regret moving in with my parents even with having a small family with my husband, my 4 year old son, and I. I am so grateful to my parents. We paid off $10,000 of credit card debt in 2 months. We just started tackling our student loans once the credit cards were paid off. I am so excited to get rid of this debt. Your video reminds me about how important it is to invest in our future. Thank you for your informative, easy to follow video. I am going to look into a roth IRA account. We are also going to go back into investing in stocks.
Wow! Good for you for taking steps to manage your finances and build toward your future! In times like those I try to remember the saying “If you live like no one else now, later you can live and GIVE like no one else.” Good luck on your journey :)
Travel is absolutely possible. I did a few international and a few domestic trips last year and have more planned this year. I talk about my schedule in this video: th-cam.com/video/YueZuGHuLFs/w-d-xo.html
Hey Chabely! Thanks again for your awesome, informative videos...I don't think you mentioned, to hit the yearly income you intend, how many hours a week are you putting in, all in, OT included? Thanks!
Hey Chabely! Can you please share what financial education books or anything related that you have used to help you educate yourself about all this stuff ans more. Would actually love a video that goes into that😃
Do you think the same investment track is feasible for someone who has kids/planning to have kids and is in this profession? I love your videos and how informative they are about the CAA profession.
It depends on a couple of factors...keeping living expenses lower and possibly working more. But I have a coworker who is a mom and works (extraordinarily) long hours and is on track with her financial journey.
When you say extraordinary long hours how many hours overtime would the coworker typically work? How easy is it to get overtime in this profession? Also do you plan on doing another day in the life of a CAA soon?
Hi! This is my finance playlist. Regarding PSLF, that wasn't my situation so I didn't cover it much, but there are a few hospitals that I know of where people participate in PSLF. th-cam.com/play/PLnA73D8ZlTdtQhzz_6DZVxJwlMyOabTbG.html
@@CAALifestyle Thanks for the response! would love to know more about classmates who switched from medicine/med school and how their experience has been, and how loans or scholarships turned out. Very hard to get in contact with admin at these programs, hopefully just a summer thing.
Could you please direct me to where I can get more information for UK CAAs that would like to work in America? or if it's even possible; it is a fairly up-and-coming occupation...
Hey, I'm currently looking into the eligibility of uk AA qualifications and was wondering if you had found anything useful or could direct me where to look?
Apply for registered respiratory therapist in canada, while you are in india, give exams while you are in india, after you complete and get your licence, come and work in canada for 5 years and take you million dollar to india and stay retired, may be teach research or whatever you want to do
Where can I find a woman like you? lol. I use that same calculator and have the same financial mind as yourself. I'm an RT here and have been financially focused for the last 7 years. The pandemic/travel jobs accelerated my timeline massively so I find myself almost wondering if I should even go to CAA or just keep being a travel RT. I'll reach $1M in my early 40's either way. Great video!
th-cam.com/video/Fvk4BEJ3MrY/w-d-xo.html this video covers pre-reqs! People from many different backgrounds apply to be CAAs. th-cam.com/video/E6ZwPnbnaGc/w-d-xo.html Additionally, I covered popular pre-requisite questions in this video!
I am finally transferring to a 4-year college from community college at age 30! When I first went back to college I wanted to apply for nursing BSN but I changed my mind. Your videos are informative and inspiring to we future CAA's. Thank you and keep it up!
Thank you for the kind words and best of luck :)
I love your channel so much. I was pre med and planned to apply to med school this year but decided it would be a better investment of my time and money to go to CAA school. I would come out debt free and would only be 24, giving me a ton of time to compound my wealth. I believe that living below your means and investing a ton in your 20s and 30s can allow you to retire as early as your 40s. Easier said than done but I’m so excited to start making some real money.
Yes that's one of the biggest things I believe in as well! Living below my means and investing the difference :)
This video was made one year ago. Imagine where she is today 🎉
You’re so clear with your information. Thank you so much for this.
Good to be here. This is my first time tuning in to your TH-cam channel, I like this video. Be Blessed/Bendiciones!
Thank you so much for this information. I am also Mexican and working in the medical field. I am a nurse practitioner working in pain management. I get paid close to your annual income. I will say that money out here in California does not go a long way. I have over $200,000 in student loan debt. I made the tough decision to move back in with my parents. l pay them rent, but I am still able to have so much more money to pay down my debt. I do not regret moving in with my parents even with having a small family with my husband, my 4 year old son, and I. I am so grateful to my parents. We paid off $10,000 of credit card debt in 2 months. We just started tackling our student loans once the credit cards were paid off. I am so excited to get rid of this debt. Your video reminds me about how important it is to invest in our future. Thank you for your informative, easy to follow video. I am going to look into a roth IRA account. We are also going to go back into investing in stocks.
Wow! Good for you for taking steps to manage your finances and build toward your future! In times like those I try to remember the saying “If you live like no one else now, later you can live and GIVE like no one else.”
Good luck on your journey :)
Thank you for sharing! You definitely helped me understand investments better! Hope to see more of these videos too! 😊
I don’t know you but I am proud of you! Keep up the good work!
Proud of you!
Great information, thank you!
Is it possible to travel the world while working as a CAA? How flexible can be your schedule? Any suggestions?
Travel is absolutely possible. I did a few international and a few domestic trips last year and have more planned this year. I talk about my schedule in this video:
th-cam.com/video/YueZuGHuLFs/w-d-xo.html
Such a great and informative video!!
Thank you prima
Hey Chabely! Thanks again for your awesome, informative videos...I don't think you mentioned, to hit the yearly income you intend, how many hours a week are you putting in, all in, OT included? Thanks!
I talk about working over time in this video:
th-cam.com/video/YueZuGHuLFs/w-d-xo.html
I also talked more about my journey here:
th-cam.com/video/Tj0KpUdlK5w/w-d-xo.html
@@CAALifestyle so...safe to assume closer to 60hrs than to 50hrs a week on avg?
@@heyschwudup It was variable for me but one of my good friends works that much on average.
@@CAALifestyle thanks for your reply!🤗 Love what you are doing, helps so many!
Nice video. Doesn’t your job offer a Roth 401k option?
Not that I know of!
Hey Chabely! Can you please share what financial education books or anything related that you have used to help you educate yourself about all this stuff ans more. Would actually love a video that goes into that😃
Yes, I can, the main book I reviewed was the simple path to wealth.
Do you think the same investment track is feasible for someone who has kids/planning to have kids and is in this profession? I love your videos and how informative they are about the CAA profession.
It depends on a couple of factors...keeping living expenses lower and possibly working more. But I have a coworker who is a mom and works (extraordinarily) long hours and is on track with her financial journey.
When you say extraordinary long hours how many hours overtime would the coworker typically work? How easy is it to get overtime in this profession? Also do you plan on doing another day in the life of a CAA soon?
But in India there is no course called CAA COURSE...rather many colleges are have anathesia technology
Have you touched on PSLF and how to work that into finances, especially if you have significant loans from prior education?
Hi! This is my finance playlist. Regarding PSLF, that wasn't my situation so I didn't cover it much, but there are a few hospitals that I know of where people participate in PSLF.
th-cam.com/play/PLnA73D8ZlTdtQhzz_6DZVxJwlMyOabTbG.html
@@CAALifestyle Thanks for the response! would love to know more about classmates who switched from medicine/med school and how their experience has been, and how loans or scholarships turned out. Very hard to get in contact with admin at these programs, hopefully just a summer thing.
@@heyschwudup I talk about schooling costs in this video. th-cam.com/video/Olf34T6NWJg/w-d-xo.html
I have a Physiology degree how can i apply as AA please
What country is the best for bsc Anasthesia technology
Could you please direct me to where I can get more information for UK CAAs that would like to work in America? or if it's even possible; it is a fairly up-and-coming occupation...
I plan on doing something in the future about this, but it is not common.
Can you explain how CAA’s from different countries such as the UK can practice in America please
That's on my to do list! But ultimately all United States CAAs have attended a program in the US.
Hey, I'm currently looking into the eligibility of uk AA qualifications and was wondering if you had found anything useful or could direct me where to look?
@@OT-uo8ws I haven't at this time but I am planning on a future video about it.
😀 how can we modify your strategy so that it works in India
Apply for registered respiratory therapist in canada, while you are in india, give exams while you are in india, after you complete and get your licence, come and work in canada for 5 years and take you million dollar to india and stay retired, may be teach research or whatever you want to do
I'm not familiar with Indian policies.
Where can I find a woman like you? lol. I use that same calculator and have the same financial mind as yourself. I'm an RT here and have been financially focused for the last 7 years. The pandemic/travel jobs accelerated my timeline massively so I find myself almost wondering if I should even go to CAA or just keep being a travel RT. I'll reach $1M in my early 40's either way. Great video!
Are you currently 30 years old? Just guessing based on your retirement goal.
I'm still in my 20s haha
@@CAALifestyle I thought you look young! Lol
Hyyy have been following all yr vids, they r soo cool, buh I hv a qtn, can I apply for CAA school after my MSc in pharmacology???
th-cam.com/video/Fvk4BEJ3MrY/w-d-xo.html
this video covers pre-reqs! People from many different backgrounds apply to be CAAs.
th-cam.com/video/E6ZwPnbnaGc/w-d-xo.html
Additionally, I covered popular pre-requisite questions in this video!
Alryt...thanks a lot for yr reply...
I am an anesthesiologist currently working in Ethiopia 🇪🇹, is there any mechanism going to USA or Canada and working in there?
I'm not familiar with that process but I know of an anesthesiologist from a different country who became a CAA.
Where are you from sister