From 80K in Debt to Millionaire in 3 Years…Here’s What I Did.

I went from $80,000 in debt to a million dollar net worth in 3 years.

Money didn’t solve all my problems, but it did solve all my money problems.

Here’s how I did it.

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Chapters:
0:00 - Intro
1:28 - That Which We Can Be, We Must Be
2:38 - Part One: Personal Development Is Your Most Important Job
3:53 - Mindset
5:26 - Health
6:14 - Wealth
6:55 - Skills
9:29 - Part Two: Park Your Ego At The Door (Cut Expenses Ruthlessly)
10:20 - Part Three: Build A Business
11:54 - Part Four: Investing Everything

[AnthonyVicino]

Hey friends, appreciate you watching. I hope you got some value from this one.

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[RoGwith]

What I learn:
1. Treat personal development as your most important job.
2. Mindset: have a clear vision/target.
3 Health: Exercise, good nutrition and enough sleep(Healthy man wants a thousand things, the sick mant wants but one, Seneca).
4. Wealth: Learn the rules on money games.
5. Skills: Learn to be dicipline, learn to communicate effectively, and great coaching (focus on the process).
6. Parked ego at the door and cut expenses ruthlessly.
7. Build business. Build cash generating business.(He start as a windows cleaner and soon hire a guy to do the job).
8. Invest everything as you possible: Start small and reinvest the money.

Thanks for sharing.🙋‍♂

[danielsea]

I was penniless after she ran off dumped me all the bills. 4 years later I’m debt free rebuilt by Gods grace. She’sliving with her parents with 3 kids. I own my home and car and savings debt free.

[dyalhagen]

"Park the ego at the door." I can definitely relate to this. Some friends judge me because my lifestyle is not extravaganza. But I have goals to achieve and accomplish. 😊

[Light-ozpv]

I really enjoyed your honesty in this video. You didn’t try to sell some bullshit formula. You simply told us what worked for you and I think personal stories are more important than formulas with so much lateral factors we don’t see. Thanks for being you!

[jaysvlogs]

Great video. I’m currently living in a van and trying to figure out life. I’m $100k in debt. I was in a toxic relationship and was trying to support her and her kids by providing shelter but that put me in so much debt and now I owe the IRS which they are currently garnishing my wages. I’ve hit rock bottom and trying to climb my way up

[emmawaller]

I found this very motivating. I loved your point about parking your ego at the door. I moved in with my dad almost a year ago to save money and get out of debt. I am now hiring my first employee for my graphic design business. Still got a ways to go but I see my freedom curve starting to bend up!!!

[TheBlueskyson]

'That which we can be, we must be'. Maslow. Love it! 4 spheres - Mindset, health, wealth, skills. Health: Exercise. Nutrition. Sleep.Skills: 1. Discipline. 2. Communication. Focus on process. ty Tony. Hope ur good

[dwightvoeks]

Good video. I'm a home inspector and remodeling contractor. I have literally just gotten out of the hole from the 2008 housing crash and a simultaneous divorce. I'm starting a small engine repair business and will simultaneously make videos of the process to post on social media. I'm currently buying clapped out ATV'S, motorcycles, outboards to repair and sell to hone my skills. Hopefully this will springboard me into real estate since I pretty much know it inside out. I'm 58 next week. I have no health insurance and no retirement but I'm at the gym 4 to 5 days a week and I cannot reiterate how important that is. Thanks for posting.

[nikkimunir]

“Money is a game, and anyone can win if they know how to play”. That’s a quote that will stick with me for a while. Thanks for sharing!

[gregorkippa]

" park your ego at the door and move forward" this really spoke to me

[Meilat]

Sound advice. I love the part where you stated to park your ego at the door and make the necessary short to medium-term sacrifices to experience long-term gain. Thank you. 🙂

[carolm]

I'm 1 million in debt. Before 2019 I had no debt. Long story how I got here but I'm trying my best to get out. Sometimes I feel hopeless but then I remember I can't quit, I can't give up. Literally, it's do this or die trying for me. I just invested the last of whatever I have into a business with the hope that I can turn this around. Wish me luck, because if this doesn't work, it's the end. I hope one day I would be able to tell my success story too, , but sometimes it's a lonely view from where I am. Hearing about others being able to overcome their challenges gives me hope even though I know I have a much higher mountain to climb.

[ChristophWalks]

I was $25k in consumer debt in 2018 and thought having $10k one day in savings was a dream. I switched careers to sales and started an eCommerce side hustle, and now I have a vision and gameplan to achieve lifechanging wealth by the end of 2025. By 2021, I paid off all consumer debt and only debt now is my house. Building a business is definitely fun as fuck.

[uzomaorji]

This is gold, thank you Anthony. My major takeaway is the skills comparison activity between my current self and my millionaire self

[xanderz]

Thank you Anthony, this video really addressed a lot of things I've been feeling & thinking and worrying about. You've given me something proactive to start working on and towards!

[chikondibanda]

I started thinking this way but I became so overwhelmed by self doubt. Thank you for this… I will give it a shot again!

[martinramirezmi]

Finally someone else who became a Millionaire in 3 years, I knew I wasn't the only one who could do it. I never lived in a van but I was flat broke working in a grocery store deli making less than 20K a year. Once I put my plan together I was making 50K a month 3 years later. I'm looking to interact with other YouTube channels my size, keep up the good work!

[alfredmanzano]

Incredible story man, thanks for sharing 🙏🏽

[seanhedgecock]

You deserve all the subs and likes on your channel. As an upcoming mechanical engineer who wants to start his own business while being in debt 90k, this was gold.
Thank you