7 Things You Should NEVER Skimp On

In this video, I share 7 things you should never skimp out on

MY FAVOURITE STUFF:

PRODUCTS I USE & BOOKS I READ:

KEEP IN TOUCH:

TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 Accelerating knowledge
01:28 Milestone memories
03:02 The golden triangle of health
03:51 Tools with diminishing returns
05:04 Safety and security
06:13 Hiring professionals
07:10 Retirement savings

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[YourOwnSelf]

1. Accelerating knowledge (invest time, effort and money)
2. Milestone memories
3. Golden triangle of health (sleep, nutrition and movement)
4. Tools that have a diminishing return
5. Safety & security (e.g. insurance)
6. Hiring professionals
7. Retirement savings

[rosaliereyes]

We didn’t have a wedding because, aside from being introverts, preps also cost a lot of time and energy — a lot of effort for just one day of your life. So instead, we took multiple vacations and made multiple lasting memories. And we still had a lot left to pay for the downpayment of a house.

[joannereynolds]

Never skip the opportunity to spend quality time with your children - they grow up so fast and before you know it they are ready to fly the nest 😊

[teevans]

Agree. In terms of physical items I would add shoes and mattress - always worth paying for better quality.

[SalimAhamad-wcox]

it's kinda crazy how nobody's talking about the forbidden ebook called Secret Pathway to Triumph

[laurabellereads]

I don’t skimp out on a good pair of shoes that I’ll wear everyday or hiking boots! I bought a $150 pair of sneakers 3 months ago that I wear all day everyday. I wear them for work because I have a very active job where I need to jump, run, climb etc and I wear them for my gym classes in the evenings. Owned them for 3 months and barely any wear and tear yet. The $10 shoes I used to buy would only last me a month! The new ones also support my feet so much better than cheap ones. The hiking boots I have, I bought them 4 years ago for $200 and they’ve saved me from sprained/twisted ankles so many times. Good shoes I reckon is a good investment for your health and well-being.

[growth_with_nick]

Just wanna say I appreciate the insight as well as the wonderful graphics overlayed on top of the video to drive the points home visually. Appreciate what you do - keep it up😊

[danielsowa]

We love glamorizing effortless success, but success is never effortless. This shit is inspiring!!!

[korgond]

You’re creating so much value. I’m happy that i’ve discovered your channel.

[lumslifestyle]

Thank you for all these reminders !!
Only celebrated my birthday twice as a kid and decided to celebrate it this year. And now earring what you said about celebrating milestone makes me want to enjoy it even more 🎉

[johnnybarnes]

Thanks for sharing your knowledge on a variety of issues. It is appreciated

[AbdulRahmanNoor]

I don't know how this ended up in my recommended list but you ABSOLUTELY NAILED THIS.
I've come to learn the hard way about most of these I wish I had known earlier. But I'm also happy because better late than never. And thanks for an insightful video!

[hansanaik]

Belated Happy Birthday! Totally agree with everything you have said in today's video except may be milestone memories. I prefer to keep that small. I usually gain knowledge when I join classes. I can never buy a book and read it on my own as I lose the motivation to read after the first couple of days. Using a real estate agent when buying or selling property, using an accountant when taxes get complicated, gym membership, living somewhat close to work (paying high rent, high property price) so that commuting to work is not stressful, buying high quality items for everyday use such as clothes, shoes, furniture and appliances are some of the things that I have done. The only regret that I have is not saving for retirement seriously in my 20s and 30s.

[DeepakRavindranTheTechno]

I always celebrate my birthdays in a big way. It doesn't mean I splurge money on useless things, I do adventurous stuff to remember the day more. My birthday was a few weeks ago and I went for shark diving; the previous year, I did the Sydney Harbour bridge climbing. These memories will stay with me for life!

[maxrussoDesign]

This is true value Nischa! Thank you so much for your content

[AlanHaywood]

Thank you. Nice summary of good advice. I'm glad I've subscribed.

[elaynecheu]

Thank you for sharing your insightful wisdom!

[Residentevilfan]

One of your vidoes really really helped me. I am so glad I found you. I found you by accident, but I am forever grateful and forever changed by it.

[EcomCarl]

Absolutely agree on the importance of investing in milestone memories and personal growth! Prioritizing experiences and quality relationships over material possessions truly leads to a more fulfilling life. 🌟

[jacobfraser]

Happy belated Birthday! And thanks for sharing your knowledge with the community, its been helpful!