5 Proven Ways to WORK LESS and MAKE MORE Money

In this video, I use to real-life examples to show you how to double your income whilst working less. Enjoy Xx

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⌚TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 - Intro
00:34 - Put yourself in the right auction room
02:18 - The Steve Jobs rule
03:43 - Set an achievement date
05:33 - Focus on value over hours
07:25 - Be the captain

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This content is for education and entertainment purposes only. Nischa does not provide tax or investment advice. The information is being presented without consideration of the investment objectives, risk tolerance, or financial circumstances of any specific investor and might not be suitable for all investors. Past performance is not indicative of future results. All investing involves risk, including the possible loss of principal.

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[juliekostas]

This advice is wonderful for those in his/her 20s/30s and some in 40s, but once you're over 50, the doors do not open as easily. I most respectfully suggest that people fight early on (as soon as you have the requisite experience to offer) for what you deserve to be paid. Lingering in underpaying jobs will not have a good result and most of the time that low salary will bog you down.

[maithoughts]

Watching this video has probably been one of the best uses of my time. After thinking it through I actually coordinated a call with my manager and I explained her my reasons of why I needed/deserved a salary raise. I ended up getting a 10% increase . Thank you :D

[drickzee]

You can't just watch this, comment, and continue your day. You have to apply these to see the results! As someone who has applied these ways except "The Steve Jobs rule", Nischa is speaking facts, especially putting "yourself in the right auction room" from a personal experience. No company will pay you what you're worth or deserve if you don't know how to negotiate or are not bold enough to walk away and find something else. Now, I must learn to apply "The Steve Jobs rule". Great content, Nischa and thank you!

[jadendixon]

The “set an action date” part was definitely for me🤧 I’ll plan for weeks to do something but never start bcuz I’ll be scared of not knowing enough in order to do well💀

[lillihills]

I found your channel a few months ago and love it! I started a new job and took your advice on paying myself first. Now I have a savings account, which I havent had in forever! I really really think about what I'm buying and how I spend my money. Paying myself first has worked for me and it really does set the whole tone for how I use my money for the rest of the month. Your videos are so great!

[susanwaterworth]

I look forward to watching your new video every week. I love that you never waste our time with fluff and hemming and hawing, but get right into actionable content and stick to brevity and substance. Thank you so much, Nischa. Time for me to move out of motion and into executing!

[amandareed]

Just discovered you a couple weeks ago and I have to say, you are SO motivating! On my days off I start my day by watching one of your videos to get myself in the right mindset 😊

[unhingedravenclaw]

This is pure gold! I'm going to go do an intense journaling session to figure out how to specifically apply all of these in my life. I'm just getting started with my entrepeneurship, and this advice is incredibly valuable for choosing the direction I want to take for this project. Thank you, Nisha! This is fantastic work 🎉

[Catata]

Yes, getting yourself in the right room I'm finding is super important! Thanks Nischa!

[robertgill]

Your set an achievement date idea is a really good one. I also do loads of research when I want to do something new but just end up over thinking, procrastinate and end up not doing anything. So will start to use this tip. Thanks for sharing!

[Dex]

This video added provided me with very valuable insight and information. This concept of realizing that you have acquired the skills for you job title position, but believing you need more but still won’t change you salary. It made me truly think. Thank you.
I do believe the people in management positions would like us to think at times we aren’t doing enough and need to acquire further skills to bring more worth so income can increase. In the end the increase is only by 3-6% max. It’s not worth the extract hours and sacrifices. Your content today really did provide me with a lot of value and fruit for thought.

[williammorgan]

This is your best video nischa. Sometimes it takes courage to leave your old job and start something new where the returns are higher and happier.

[lusilafaauila]

As always, such quality content…thanks girl! Enjoy listening to your videos ✨ appreciate the real life scenarios

[tqzbmrm]

Love your tips Nischa! I’ve consumed a lot of content about money and I really appreciate your grounded, to the point reflections ❤

[traveltools]

You help me in setting the mindset for a whole week, just lost my 9-5 to recession but seeing your videos is making me think and approach the same things differently . Thanks and keep going

[adventuresofabs]

Thank you for this video! I’ve recently found your channel and i didn’t realise I’d already made that step by putting myself in a different auction room! Your advice in so valuable, I’ve been binge watching your videos 😍 I’ll be sure to mention you in the YouTube videos I’ve got planned!

[vanessarealrose]

Thank you Nischa for your amazing videos. Through them I have really looked at money in a different way and it has been life changing.

[philipslattery]

I enjoy watching these. The advice given applies to most and is straightforward. Alot of youtubers give 'advice' that wont apply to everyone or has a lot chance of working but thats not you

[qjsonml]

Love your channel Nischa!
I’d be interested to hear your take on education vs work experience.
The importance of a university degree vs practical experience in the journey towards financial freedom.

[alexhsu]

Thanks A LOT for sharing your insight. Watching your videos, I feel well-oriented and guided as if I had a finance guru. I used to think of the idea of getting rich and wealthy as evil and mediocre. However, this attitude has taken its toll on me. I don't have enough savings and I'm always worried and anxious about money. I always resort to escapism when I think of the future...

So, I decided to take my personal finances more seriously, and I'd like to take more proactive steps to build a healthy relationship with money. I just realized all of my income streams come from the time I spend. I'd like to figure out how to instead focus on creating value based on the skills I have. Also, I'd like to start saving and investing.

Thanks again. This channel is really helpful!!!