Signs You’re Doing Well Financially (Even If It Doesn’t Feel Like It)

Here are the signs that you’re doing well financially, even if I doesn’t like it right now.
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[Stripeyperch]

My colleagues all call me tight because I've paid my mortgage off and i drive an old banger, but I want to retire by 55 and thats only 6 years away. Great content Mark 👌

[playingindies]

I had this thing where I started doing better and better in my late 20's and that my friends stayed behind. Which made me grow apart and grow into new groups.

I'm happier now, but I sometimes miss the old group.

I mostly started applying to jobs and such that were above my education and experience rates. With a "the worst they can say, is no" additude. And it works.

[katrinakaye]

The thing with these "rich kids" is that they aren't truly happy or fulfilled.. If they were, they wouldn't feel the need to get validation from strangers for showing off materialistic things.

[wagenna]

I love your content. What I especially like about this video is: "If you find it hard to do things in moderation..." and what follows. This is advice that not all, but some of us really need. Thank you for that. And I love to see your channel grow!

[GuruChaz]

I am so glad you are on YouTube, Mark. You are the sensible voice that all these kids need to hear these days.

[johndeanconway]

Big ups to everyone working effortlessly trying to earn a living while building wealth. My wife and I we are both retired with over $2 million in net worth and all paid off debts. living smart and frugal with our money, made it possible for us this early, even till now we earn passively with our asset coach.
Adapt to a lifestyle, be thrifty, set a budget, save money and build more streams.

[paulweiler]

I don't have to look on the prices while grocery shopping except for nuts and salmon, so I guess I belong to the filthy rich now 😉🤣 🤑

[Warriors_Within]

I have to admit, of all business or money making youtube accounts, yours is the only one that actually makes sense, and that gives proper real advice. Well done🎉

[MCRuCr]

I have never had financial issues in my entire life, but not because I'm a millionaire, I just spend my money thoughtfully and save a lot. I like cooking, repairing and buying used stuff.
It might not look like it if you visit my apartment, but I am financially free and quite happy about it

[AloneRacecar]

I was feeling a little bit down earlier today especially when it came to my bank balance. This video really helped me feel just a bit better! So thank you.

[gaugeonesteam]

You like this: 35+ years ago an unemployed mate of mine got a low paid job in a sail makers on the south coast (UK) . In just 2 weeks he learned enough to set up on his own. He bought a sewing machine, rented a small workshop and offered repairs to wind surfer sails when they were all the rage. 2 years later he set up a much bigger workshop and began supplying marine covers to owners of Sunseeker motor yachts. he earns a small fortune, lives in an amazing house and owns 7 very valuable classic cars.

[blackyt]

Thank you man for your all those advices.

[mikereviewsitu]

Love this video! We should be focused on our North Star instead of comparing ourselves to others. We are all just at different stages. Thanks Mark!

[MaxwellBXC]

I started my company 18 months ago and I knew it was going to be tough.. but it was so much tougher than I thought. My partner always tells me that I’ve “started this by myself and you’ve made the money by yourself and that’s an achievement” but I honestly feel like a failure because I’m not further ahead… life is wonderful gift, but sometimes I wish I didn’t care about money 😂

[Whizzer_]

I certainly never had 2.5k saved when I was under 25, did not even have that when I was 35. I'm 42 now and have 190k saved and its growing, so never too late to start succeeding.

[scottsumner]

Love the way you explain things, it’s clear and easy to understand, which is the best way to learn and follow, as soon as its complicated it goes wrong, I am sure this will really help a lot of young people (and older, never to old to learn for sure, I do every day) thanks Mark

[piggyware]

Galatians 6:4 Don’t compare yourself with others. Just look at your own work to see if you have done anything to be proud of.

[vtubeexplorer]

Knowing your North Star is a beautiful way to find what YOU want through life indeed!

[Lordoftheflamesissketchy]

Thanks, this is just the video I needed. Good Job

[amaan-aaa-]

Brilliant vid Mark. Well edited, to the point and relatable, especially building a ‘experience’ bank account.