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0:00 Is this you?
0:10 Break it and build it again
1:25 The Secret
3:02 Auto67
5:01 Would you like X with that?
5:55 The truth about value
6:53 Uhhhh... this formula
9:04 Stop saving
10:11 Take out a ruler
11:05 Here's the problem
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[jonc]

The two week rule is underrated. Most of my worst financial mistakes were rooted in impulse shopping and decision making.

[umvemnyama]

My worst financial decisions came from sacrificing good times and the habits that came with them (drinking alcohol and smoking) for investing and being committed to being okay with losing money as long as I'm learning fast and growing my methods for wealth generation. It's also my best decision.

[strangedoggo]

Thank you so much. This info is so valuable. Tyvm

[Simi]

That video is so insightful! 😊 Thank you so much! 🤗

[charlottet]

I love all this advice - especially the 2 week rule. It is also very effective to think about how much things cost in terms of your hourly earning rate. I like celebrating by having meaningful experiences (travelling, skiing, quitting a job when I don’t like it hahaha)

[Mrg]

Great information! It helps to know that the anticipation of spending makes us release dopamine. It helps me to control of my impulses.

[DrJessicaLouie]

Great steps to think about saving money Vincent. I also like a mindful pause before buying something and like to first consider borrowing the item, getting it from a Buy Nothing Group, or getting is second-hand to save money as well.

[Mrg]

The future value topic is interesting! Mastering that and overcoming impulse buying is powerful!

[OFFTHEDOMEApparel]

I been focused on my savings this whole year and have a little over 4 grand saved so far. But jeez man I am fighting the urge too go on a vacation, a date, a night out in the city. But I'm trying too stay focused as possible but damn I still want too enjoy life a little 😕 anyone else dealing with the same feelings ?

In addition to the 2 weeks rule, I spend those 2 weeks trying to convince myself of all the reasons why I shouldn't buy it. If all those reasons are enough to change my mind, then I don't buy it. That includes spending a lot of time reading bad reviews and "pros vs cons" articles on the internet

[leeallsopp]

I’ve just discovered your wonderful channel Vincent, subscribed ✅👍 keep up the amazing, informative work mate!

[Keanu-hjmk]

Such awesome, concise and well done videos that give really helpful and practically useful advice. Love

[audreydigiovanna]

I hope your channel gets all the love traction and support it deserves ❤

[strawberrylove]

Hi Vince, I've been watching your videos, thank you for your tips! I have a lingering question on one of your previous video getting into more debt now to purchase 'assets' such as property in view of high inflation. I'm in Singapore, and for example, the fixed interest that the banks gives out is likely only for 2 or 3 years. While we are able to get cheap financing now, (about 1%) the interest rates would most likely increase after that and inflation is likely here to stay. The housing market here has exploded because of COVID like everywhere else. How then, would we be better off if we were to purchase property, given the fact that our wages are not rising as fast as inflation? Thank you!

[themillennialtomillionaire]

I love your videos man, the psychology about saving holds so many people back!

[danitasheree]

Your content is Soooo Great and AMAZING!!!!👏🏽👏🏽👍🏽👌🏽👊🏽🙏🏽🙆🏽‍♀️🧠

[ie]

Mann i canceled my order on the new Samsung and returned a tablet. I need to be discipline because im buying a house in 3 years

[coreyw]

Prize Pool sounds similar to Yotta. But i love the whole "10X THE NATIONAL AVERAGE"..but its only 0.3-0.5%. thats practically the equivalent of SALE prices marking down 60% off and such

[chucalissa]

Binge watching...keep it going Vincent 😎

[cynthianad]

True, my internet use and those subscriptions ugh. I'm not poor or financially struggling but my lifestyle is not right.