3 Steps To Stop Living Paycheck to Paycheck!

In order to get out of the rat race and stop living paycheck to paycheck, you have to take massive action now.

You need to tighten your spending, increase your savings, and begin investing in your future.

In this video, Brandon Turner shares 3 steps you can take TODAY to start the process towards financial freedom.

We hope you enjoy this video! If you do, please make sure to like, comment, and subscribe!

[biggerpockets]

1. Make More Money
2. Spend Less Money
3. Save Your Money
4. Invest Your Money.


Which step is hardest for you?

[NickPeitsch]

This message is so true. Having been raised in a family that's been very well off has set my thermostat HIGH. Now, I'm on the road to financial freedom through working my full time job and a YouTube side hustle!

[uyeqhgs]

I'm sick and tired of being stuck in the rat race. Working on my finances and building my retirement this year. There are definitely areas where I can save money and probably ways for me to make more as well. It feels awful to have worked this hard for so many years and to STILL be struggling... like what was all that work for? Working on changing this, finally.

[jkumadapharaoh]

just so you know, i followed you guys starting as a teen in highschool. This was before you guys had a bigger following as you do now. I remember staying up late nights on the threads. Its because of you man that i quit my dumb call center job and started investing a while back. Im 26 now and making over 6 figs. I just truly want to say thank you. YOu gusy saved my life in my opinion. Havent worked a regular job since I was 19

[darinspicer]

DUDE!!!! This makes so much sense!!! I'm currently financially stable, but, want to give my wife a better life. We have 2 grandbabies now, and, trying to get to a place where I can retire from the workforce hustle and bustle. You are a huge inspiration for me and I'm planning on a real estate career in the very near future!!! Thank you for all you do!!! BIGGER POCKETS FOR THE WIN!!! Thanks again, Brandon!

[youaregoingtolovethis]

I am not affected by the average 5 friends rule because I have no friends. I am immune to this rule.

[waygo]

Are you and Graham sharing video choreographic ideas? lol...I like you both!

[c_eilluzionz_]

I will be a successful YouTuber. Speaking it to existence now.

[Je.rone_]

1. Make more money seems to be the hardest for me, everything else I'm good at. But i know how to solve that problem

[DanielIles]

For most *making more money* is the hardest part.

Often leaving your *current* position is the only way to do it! You can’t move up if you never step off your current level!

[NothingMaster]

“Not enough income” bit was an absolutely brilliant insight. 😂😂😅

[csick]

The first step to stop living paycheck by paycheck is to stop looking for a bigger paycheck! If you are planning on sticking to your job. You like your job and can see yourself there for long! Accept your situation at the current moment! Cut back on spending, build a saving habits, cut down on Bill's. You can still spend big every once in awhile. You got to limit the little spending! It doesn't matter how much you make! If your garbage at savings. You'll be garbage regardless of what income bracket your in! I know people making 6 figures who struggles to make ends meet! You dont need much to be happy and to save! Rule of the thumb is to always save 1 paycheck a month. Leave the pthern for food and bills and hanging out expense

[Jared_H]

Good information! Always a lot of informative stuff on this channel!

[mikhailtal]

Hey Brandon love ur stuff. Big fan. Quick question, can u or/and bigger pockets make 5-15 minute short informative videos on real estate investing, similar to graham Stephen. I feel like it is more informative than long podcast posts and more people have time for shorter videos. Not only that but people remember it better. I think this is an awesome idea and viewers and suscribers will fly to the roof

[jeffshumway]

Brandon thanks for posting this nicely said dose of truth. I needed to hear it and I think America's overconsumption population should listen, and maybe even DO some of these things!

[LivingMAD]

I joined the military 19 years ago out of a desire to be a part of something bigger than myself. I never actually considered what it would mean for me financially. I made a lot of financial mistakes in my early 20s, but fortunately I figured out a few things along the way and am now in a much better position financially than most of my peers in the military. Some of my peers have left the military and now earn a much higher salary than I do. But for me, it's never been about the money, it's been about the job satisfaction. That said, if you can figure out how to manage your finances, you'll never have to live paycheck to paycheck, and over time you'll accumulate some serious net worth. Thanks to index fund investing and a few rental properties, I expect to hit my first million in net worth within the next 6-8 years. Still a long way out, but I'm in no rush. I'm enjoying the ride, living the American Dream, and continuing to serve. To me, that's what matters.


Thank you Brandon for continuing to put out such great content that hopefully helps others live their American Dream as well.

[logic]

If I didn’t have a iPhone I wouldn’t be able to learn from you!

[simeon]

1.) Get a CDL License
2.) Get a trucking job
3.) Move out your high rent apartment
4.) Live in your truck for a year and save your money.

Then you wouldn’t have to worry about living check to check.

[johnnygrizzelle]

Always great informative information keep them coming

[Temurmemer]

I'm working hard on all these things everyday thanks for the insight!