15 Signs Of A Cheap Life

15 Signs Of A Cheap Life

What are 15 Signs Of A Cheap Life?
Do you think you live a cheap life?
How can you tell your life is cheap?
What are the sings of a cheap life?

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00:00 - Intro
00:22 - You are constantly sick and unhealthy
01:29 - No sense of aesthetics
02:31 - Shallow relationships
03:44 - You find comfort in material possessions
04:22 - They don’t explore
05:08 - They have a fixed mindset
05:49 - They only think about themselves
06:21 - They have no aspirations or goals
06:54 - They have poor money skills
07:28 - They don't invest in personal development
07:59 - They lack personal values and morals
08:33 - They have no social responsibilities
09:01 - They don’t value others
09:30 - They lack self-awareness
09:53 - They don't value education

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[alux]

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[vanessaeriksson]

My personal and humble opinion: another sign of cheap life, is being disconnected from the present moment, someone who lives their life through social media, instead of connecting with the now. Maybe I'm just old fashioned.

[Omiethehomie]

In the past year I lived and worked on a cruise traveling the ocean for 6 months, then worked and lived on New York for the whole summer, lived in Las Vegas for a month and this year made the biggest move of my life and completely stepped out of my comfort zone. I moved to central Asia I found that stepping out of my comfort zone and traveling the whole made me way more happy than anything I ever bought or any product. There is nothing more important than experience and living life to the fullest

[watsonkashala]

00:22 - You are constantly sick and unhealthy
01:29 - No sense of aesthetics
02:31 - Shallow relationships
03:44 - You find comfort in material possessions
04:22 - They don’t explore
05:08 - They have a fixed mindset
05:49 - They only think about themselves
06:21 - They have no aspirations or goals
06:54 - They have poor money skills
07:28 - They don't invest in personal development
07:59 - They lack personal values and morals
08:33 - They have no social responsibilities
09:01 - They don’t value others
09:30 - They lack self-awareness
09:53 - They don't value education

[stevenporter]

Refusing to replace the twin size mattress they slept on at age 12 when they are 40, and can easily afford a new one is a sign of a cheap life. Also anything they have no choice but to buy they always opt for the cheapest regardless of quality.

[theresenicolas]

Lack of courtesy is another sign of cheap life.

[allergictobs]

I have tried so hard and invested so much time to cultivate meaningful friendships but none have been fruitful. I would some tips on this, also on the self-awareness one. I lack that too.

[mikeknowles]

To me a cheap life is demonstrating the lack of critical thinking skills needed to synthesize knowledge from raw information and then the wisdom to apply that knowledge for good. I highly recommend a dialog written by John D. MacDonald titled "Reading For Survival" which you can find on line. Anybody with a library card can get the knowledge equivalent of a liberal arts degree for free. Reading and self education is exactly how I filled in the knowledge gaps that I had after focusing on all technical subjects in engineering school.

[ka]

Alex videos just keep getting better and better. I just cannot ignore any of the videos. So much value!

[sarmonicaj]

There's a huge difference between cheap vs. frugal. Great video!

[abhimawa]

- Written / predefined specs matter much to them with no consideration over unwritten / unstated ones. Looking for small values but neglecting the big picture.
- They never allow themselves to look inferior, or so they’re perceived. They’re designed by life to enhance your life experience
- They’re afraid to be perceived as not knowledgeable enough, afraid of asking question for the aforementioned reason.
- They’re afraid to be labeled ‘not rich enough’. The more they’re afraid, the more stupid they become, and the cheaper they are.
- Dramatize things, as if there’s less important thing in life

[garyjust.johnson]

Aaron Clarey has minimalist lifestyle advice on his youtube channel! Take care of yourself first! Homeless people living on the street age much faster than if they had a warm, dry, safe place to stay.

[AAa-mllo]

I learned a lot in this one and I look forward to the one about a rich life.
Thank you.

[meierlinksd]

Yes, another 15 things Alux found out about me. 100 percent again! I should be so proud that I am not just a low value man, but a no-value-at-all man. Yay, me!

[ebenezertiku]

They hate spending money on their children's education or any long term financial commitments, I will add.

[auro]

narrator means your life is cheap when you don't watch 15 videos in alux channel daily

[staciefreshener]

Number 2 : I'm not sure if that is sugar coat, but you mean appearance . Appearance is the keyword. Trying to look nice is important. Looks plays a important role. There is a difference between wanting to surgery vs simply using health products and services to look good and on top of that : Presentation, yes how you show yourself, your attire is professionally impactful and on casual level too but I just wanted to add this

I expected Alux to be more straightforward. Because few years ago I once unsubscribed because of how strongly biased was one of their videos but now I'm back, but I don't know.. However good to be subscribed again and be honest.

Number 2 aesthetics is right, but keyword is looks. People are afraid to say " looks matter " . I'm myself understanding of it. But just don't let it harm your mindset. Looks matter in a way how you present yourself. If you are insecure about those pimples and stuff in your face or body, you can change it because it's impacting your mindset. Somewhat psychology thrown here ( I'm not a big fan of philosophy as compared to science or psychology so I may be biased in that way )

[mompreneurlife]

❤ this is the type of life that I would do anything to avoid living. Thanks again! Great video.❤

[jacklangham]

I've been watching alux in a minute and I can tell that now I have figured out what to do

[empirefamilyproduction]

I'm An Aluxer For More Than A Year Now.