5 Money Traps I Wish I Avoided in My 20's

[emmanuelagbo]

1. Betting.
2. Sacrificing your future for the sake of today.
3. You stop learning as new technologies work.
4. Not being patient
5. Investing all of your money

[pontiacmadeddgvlgs]

*"The best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago and the next best time is now"* I consider this to be best motivational quote I've heard in a very long time. But motivational quotes are useless if you don't practice what you preach*

[williamlatorre]

Brooo!! Great video! Great concept of happiness and establishing the difference between true happines and being productive making money is not necessary gonna make you happy.

[aamirjamal]

Regarding your 5th point, please help me understand why do people say to keep an emergency fund aside, why can't I keep that emergency fund as a blue chip stock and sell it in case of emergency? Considering the probability that I would loose my job and all the invested money at the same time is very low (still possible, but low enough for me to risk it)

[Felled-angel]

The first trap is money it's self since 1990 inflation has increased on year at average 2.9% so £100 pound in 1990 was £232 in 2020 and raising your money is worth less than half

[miguelrodrigo]

Hi everyone, I'm actually looking for a good trade that can help me trade and make profit but is very hard to see a trusted one. Any idea?

[luxuryhub]

wish everyone coming across this financial freedom and good health

[asepigun]

Bitcoin will be more trusted than $ then ..

[whattsapme]

Investing in bitcoin is the best investment anyone can do this seasons, because bitcoin investment made a lot of people millionaires