4 Things I wish I knew at 20 (to later become a Millionaire)

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[robcanad]

In my opinion people are too focused on trying to get rich as if that's the most important thing in life or what will make them happiest. Many people sacrifice family time for this pursuit and in the end they miss out on the very best things life has to offer.

[Dillermans]

Let me validate what Larry is saying from the perspective of a 30 year old who made terrible decisions throughout his 20s…

You will be digging yourself out of a financial hole while people and corporations in much better positions are trying to distract and take advantage of what they hope will be your expense.

Listen to Larry!!

[tracyshen]

Great advice. Most people don't take advantage of their 20s. Most common choice is to enjoy life. Nothing wrong with that. Just thats how people get stuck in working full time jobs in 30s, 40s 50s maybe well into their 60s. I quited my job last year at 40. Now i m a full time house wife and mum of 2. How i spend my day is my choice. So much better. All this financial freedom started in my 20s.

[kemaltkn]

1- Sacrifices requires for Succes (Aggressively save money)
2- We are living in cycles
3-Passion is incredibly important
4-Getting rich and staying rich is different and the main goal is staying rich

[jpx]

Im in my 30s and got my civil engineering degree last year. I realized that i was in no way shape or form passionate about the traditional field of civil engineering. Ive been stuck in limbo since i graduated.

[ContrarianExpatriate]

56 year old early retiree here. Your observations are spot on and mirror what I have encountered on my road to the 7 figures club.

[kevinho]

Great video, I always send your videos to my boys in their twenties to watch as they are in hedge funds and you are a great teacher. ❤

[TT-vsti]

Stumbled upon your channel and I'm glad I did! I loved this video. You share good wisdom very articulately. I definitely worked hard in my late 20s and now ahead financially than most of my peers.

[ShaneSideris]

I love the video. Such solid advice. I like the concept of 1. Learn 2. Earn 3. Return!

[thailandistheshitman]

If you focus your 20s on money then you will miss out on the best experiences that comes with that age

[sobbski]

As a college senior that just had an unforeseen change in my research, I appreciate the optimism and advice!

[clarkescollectibles]

Hi Larry, just stumbled across your channel and loves this video. As someone in their 20s, I feel like a lot of my peers don’t look at the foundation that must be built to be comfortable and financially free later in life. You have convinced me to go back and finish my business degree, gain those 2-3 years of skills and apply them to my profession (banking/lending). Thanks Larry!

[splendidsnapshot]

Finance knowledge, wisdom and perseverance are the key.

[milo-vs-zy]

Yes, we need to be flexible and welling to learn every time it's possible. I think college is more to learn how to think with philo, languages, built a critical mind. University is more specific to a sector we will work, but job tasks are more specific to the job and tech/tools chg...We need to be flexible, welling to be a student often in life, humble and open to new...I agree with what you say. Hope many young listen. Well done!

[robertsugarland]

One of the best advices regarding success that I ever heard. To understand it like your describe it, makes me go in one direction and not disperse in other unknown roads.

[richardwills-woodward]

I'm in my 40's and lost everything through Covid and in the bizarre environment since. My challenge now is to build back with the PE company for my Far East clients I am starting focused on the property development space (but with a difference) - those I have surrounded myself by over the years make this possible and a degree of funding possible from what little I have left and the contacts around me. It is going to be a very long road. There we are - such is life.

[Alessandra]

Words are not enough to Thank you. I Just sent it to my 16 old boy. Keep up the great work🙏

[CelestiaSays]

I agree. I'm on the same boat with you.

[atangbingana]

"Mid-Size Creator" Don't sell your self short buddy. You're Huuuge to us.✊

[henrytang]

Thank you so much, videos like these are legitimately life-changing for a young man like me trying to find direction.