I'm Dealing With Baby Step Burnout

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[jackjensen]

I'm 17 taking the dave ramsey curriculum in school and listen to him sometimes on YouTube and I'm super excited and plan to retire with a few mil in the bank lol 😆

[kingbran]

Baby step burnout seems like for those people that don't stop stressing over money. I'm passively following the baby steps, meaning I created a plan to pay all of my debts off and then I set it on cruise control and live by the budget I created. I literally don't even think about it anymore. Anytime I have a question, I refer to the budget, make an adjustment if I need to but most of the time I don't. Autopilot is key man.

[plezilakay]

Caller: I’m burning out. Dave: Sell the kids

[CaseyBurnsInvesting]

Live a little when you need it. Wise words from wise men.

[corcoranmagriproperties]

"You are running a marathon, you are not running a sprint" Great line! 🔥🔥🔥

[kennethblack]

These guys explained it to him perfectly

[TheMadGamingMonkey]

I am at step 4, 5 and I just found out I am going to be a father. It can get stressful. But I am glad I am atleast out of debt with an emergency fund before the first kid is born.

[aaronoutdoors]

Everything in moderation, including moderation..

[arrow_head]

Thank you for this. I’m exactly where this man is at. Dave you’re a wise man. “Intensity to intentional.” Beautifully said. I’m so glad this video is here. Thank you.

[kingdomcars]

Im so happy the intro music is removed

[xmansoad]

Cmon David we’re rooting for you brother!

[igorseprak]

New parents have been going through the same motions as him since time immemorial. He needs to break up the monotony. Get kids outside. Get them tired. A tired kid is a good kid. It’s just like a dog. If you take your dog for a daily walk for several miles, it will be the best dog. Simple as that.

[FrankieJ]

When boomers laugh together a new millenial is born debt free

[sflash]

I do not miss the intro music. Nice job guys.

[keepitreal]

Lol... kids are takers... lol. Exhausting little rascals...

[ufchighlights]

Those kids need to start delivering pizza.

[yamamancha]

This sounds more like life stress than baby step burnout. He needs to sit down and figure out what he can do for himself amid this pandemic, and take some time/money for his own well-being.

[carolyn]

THANK YOU for getting rid of the intro noise

[bonnies.]

We have 9 children. Everybody made fun of us for having a big family. But they are the greatest gift of all! We still live in our old home. We still have used appliances and very used cars. We will never be "Everyday Millionaires", but we have enough to live on. We go on plenty of vacations, even though our yearly income was never more than $48, 000. My husband retired fairly early, because his back was hurting from his occupation. We never had a car payment. Almost all our children have college degrees, and everyone takes care of their own homes/families/bills. You don't have to stop at 3 kids. We are very blessed!

[subjecttochrist]

I'm right there with ya, dude! working from home w/a 10 month old is tough, and he's got a couple. time management and intentionality is so important. schedule time for the marriage: dates... ALSO: exercise.