The REAL Reason Millennials Are Broke (You'll Never Guess) | Highlight

Did you know that 62% of Millennials are LIVING PAYCHECK TO PAYCHECK?! Are YOU? Join me at THE TABLE as I sit down with my friend @brianmbullock and we get to the bottom of WHY!

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At age 19, Anthony ONeal was deep in debt and short on hope with no direction of where his life was headed. But after hitting rock bottom, he turned his life around and committed to helping students find and pursue their passions. Since 2003, Anthony has helped hundreds of thousands of students make smart decisions with their money, relationships, and education to live a well-balanced life. He’s the national bestselling author of Graduate Survival Guide: 5 Mistakes You Can’t Afford to Make in College, and travels the country spreading his encouraging message to help teens and young adults start their lives off right. His latest book, Debt Free Degree helps kids through college without student loans.


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[Lavadx]

My father told me from before the time I could comprehend what he was even saying, “you’ll never get rich working for someone else son”. I’ve had my own businesses since I was 18 and have been 100% self employed and an employer since the year 2001. While it is amazing building something for yourself and your employees, it is NOT easy at all, and if you fail you’ve got no one else to blame but you... Best of luck my young brothers and sisters

[drichardson]

👏👏👏 It's funny that he mentioned that employers don't mind building and bettering yourself.

Mines do. When I started my current job, I got an opportunity to train in Cultural Performance which is an area that I love. My boss told me that I shouldn't be focused on improving myself but focused on making his business my number one priority.

So what the man said really hit home because right now I building someone else's legacy and not my own..

[Je.rone_]

*I'd presume college debt and the commonplace poor money management is reason number 2 & 1 respectively*

[Truepassionate]

Great information leaving a legacy is key for your family 💯💯💕💕

[THEisaacG]

I'm 28 and just got laid off from my job. But I do have just over $20k saved up at least. And I only owe about $7k in student loans. I'm slowly paying it off and was going to pay it all off once I had like $35k saved up.

[dimediamond]

Be intentional. In ALL aspects of your life.

[luvrnu]

And if you’re not Goal oriented that time will blow by as if you were in a haze. I said Goal oriented not Wish oriented! ☮️💟

[debrawillwin]

👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿Great Advice. I'm Sharing 🏃🏿‍♀️

[jessicakeefer]

Facts! Great content. I loved this episode 👐

[dralandralarkins]

Loooove this. Thank u ao much for your wisdom

[ariseimpact]

Bruh, I look up 8 years after working for others. This equation of just working for them does not work without intentionality bruh.

[tyronebrown]

Great form you have Bro. God bless you!

[prissylilmissy]

He said that! Best advice I've heard in a very long time. Well said👏.

[shaunphillips]

I agree with mostly everything that was said. However the part that should be ur legacy SHOULD be the teachings, jewels & what u leave behind in this world to make it better. That said, if u have children, then ur children should be ur legacy. If they are good men & women & they pass on the teachings that u taught them to their children, so forth & so on. Everything else I believe will fall into place

[fatgruv]

Great message! Who does the video production for your shows?

[mccalloutdoors]

Anthony I'm 18 and I've been saying what you have been saying for years. I plan on being a real estate agent in about two years do you think millenials will buy home in the future

[money_saving_solution]

Hennessy is owned by Louis Vuitton brand but still last name..

[mariedesignz]

🤨 don’t have bills? Older millennials(1981-1995) are in there late 30’s we have households, student loans, marriages aging parents etc. 20 year olds are Centennials 1996-2010 they are just now starting out graduating high school etc.

[Mrsmetamorphosis]

Can I fight the 2 ppl that gave a thumbs down🤦🏾‍♀️

[brycerobertson]

(pin this comment)What millennials y'all know spending $300 on alcohol month?. Anyway I'm that young person listening u mentioned . 17 and tryna figure out how I can be financially free before 30. Pin this comment Anthony. Drop advice