STOP Playing Small! ⚠️

The #1 sign you're playing SMALL in life... And what to do about it!

Julien Blanc (AKA JulienHimself) is a Swiss-born, U.S.-based self-help speaker, entrepreneur and transformational coach.

Since 2010, he has been traveling around the world and has personally coached tens of thousands of clients face to face... Empowering them to create massive success in their lives!

His record-breaking programs Transformation Mastery, Transformation Mastery Live, Transformation Mastery Live Advanced, Transformation Mastery Academy & Transformation Mastery Mentoring help people around the world achieve the HEALTH, WEALTH, RELATIONSHIPS & HAPPINESS they deserve!

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STOP Playing Small! ⚠️

In this short, Julien Blanc (AKA Julien Himself) reveals the most important success mindset... Discover why some people succeed and some don't!

The truth about success revealed!

#success #growth #mindset

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[JulienHimself]

Money is a TOOL... Don't be afraid to use it! ⚠️

[РэйЧехов]

I'm ready to invest in his haircut

[DatKidWreckzx]

The shirt, the hair, the misinformation. This is a masterclass

[notyourbiscuit]

Alternative viewpoint, due to the way compounding returns works, your early years are the absolute best time to start saving and investing. You build good habits with living below your means and the eventual returns on your money invested are exponential. I do get what you mean though but this advice could be easily mistaken.

[SSCCGL-pheb]

Agree to disagree. Spend only if you have a legit business plan which seems to work well. Otherwise investing your savings is the best option to see magic of compounding in future.

[dougstebner]

That shirt and haircut combo is deadly!!

[albtr]

I started saving money at my 20s now I own 3 houses and I'm 29 .... make smart moves guys don't listen to a lesbian looking guy telling you how to manage your money

[EdRadley]

Saving is dumb in your 20's. Investing in your 20's could mean never needing to invest in your 30's, 40's, 50's, or 60's if you're putting enough into the market. Time in the market trumps timing the market.

[kazer]

It’s not about age it’s about how much you are pulling in

[hunterulrich]

I saved money when I was young and was able to buy a house at 23. I've made money every time I moved by selling my house and relocating to cheaper areas to live. There is nothing wrong with saving when you're young. I get what he is saying, but don't let that be a reason to be careless with your money, either. And don't feel like the goal in life is to accumulate wealth. Just find your happiness and ground yourself there.

[chasingmypinnacle]

I disagree, I saved in my 20’s and bought real estate and invested in the stock market. My net worth disagrees with you.

[joemade]

BRO JULIEN!!! The hair… the hair dawg…

[vanyadelal]

I saved money in my 20s and then bought apartment. Not so bad :D

[KalkiAvatarATWAR]

I'm briefly past my 20s and still spending 125% of everything I make, which is about to be so above my living cost that I can have all the accoutrements I desire and still continue to invest in myself

[kaydenkayden]

This guy is the king of giving bad advice 😂

[thejawaiian]

Bros got the Bert from Sesame Street haircut

[emmabragg]

He’s right. I’ve been saving money since I was 13. It’s allowed me a lot of security. I bought myself things like a piano, a car, a fitness coach, etc. But I also trapped myself in a job because I was so attached to saving for a house. I’m don’t even want a mortgage. I want to travel but I’m too afraid to just go and come back with nothing.

I am just now using money as the tool it is. I quit my job and am using my savings to go all in on building a business.

The advice is really don’t save money for money’s sake. Spend it on your goals.

[mr.c]

Take this man's advice and you'll be his customer forever. Think about that for a second.

[quadgod]

I’m not taking your financial advice at all. You make some good points about other things but don’t think for one second that you can be a good adviser for anyone financially

[gtiz]

I actually get wat he’s saying spend your money to make money instead of waiting for your money to pile up