Don't Fall Behind: High-Income Skills to Learn Today

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00:00 - Intro
00:15 - Personal Brand
02:16 - Ability to go for it
03:55 - Ability to organize the chaos
06:57 - Marketing & Sales

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[MrVacor]

There was a story of frogs competing to climb to a very high tower while everyone shouting `you cant do it`, `nobody did it` etc, in the end frog climbs to top and greets everyone and turns out that frog was deaf.

[PT]

"Start and then learn. Don't learn and then start." Brilliant advice! That's my 2024 motto now. Thank you.

[gettingby.]

This has helped me consider my own rebranding. Im currently a year into my MBA and recently Ive started to realise that this alone wont take me to the next level at work, but rebranding in parallel is something to think about.

[alextrevino]

I have a very successful customer that came from humble beginnings. He once told me, “success is 90% balls, 5% luck and 5% intelligence”

[radoslawbodys]

Hi Nischa. I have been following your channel for a while and I just wanted to say that your ability to synthesise complex ideas in a way digestible for most people is unparalleled. You are doing a great job!

[adriennehines]

i love how helpful and direct you are. I don’t even comment on youtube usually but I genuinely feel a little more centered after watching two videos and motivated to improve in practical ways. Like today. Blessings!

[kikitaughtme]

Building a personal brand is one of the most difficult things to do today especially with social media and all the distractions we get. There's something new and shiny everyday.

[simplethings]

This is called wisdom - observation, implementation, communication/sharing at such a young age. Her family and partner should feel lucky and blessed.

[DesireeDjanieTrichologist]

My goodness Nischa, I have to say that I do feel personally cheerled on by you. I started my YouTube channel because of your straightforward advice and transparency. I was just sitting on my skills, knowledge and education and although I had a business, I wanted to reach the masses and your advice gave me the final push. Thank you!

[khukri_wielderxxx]

As someone who has worked in management roles, I can affirm your #3 point especially of being able to make order from chaos. It's a skill that takes works, and patience, but it pays off.

[creatorsmafia]

Absolutely agree with the importance of 'just going for it.' So many ideas go to waste due to inaction.

[kelsiduhon]

Start then learn. Don’t learn then start. 💯

[shohini]

Hi Nischa, I came across your channel today and binge watched a ton of videos. Loved this video in particular. Knowing and articulating your personal brand and just going for opportunities is so true!

Thank you for explaining important life skills in such an approachable way!

[viruthiran]

I really love how this video is about how to achieve high income skills, rather than number of skills themselves. Great one!

[MoorishBrooklyn]

Organizing everything for SURE has become super helpful when it comes to content creating, building business and website.

[philipw]

I am trying to rebrand myself. Currently, I believe individuals see me as quiet, dry humor, and relaxed. While some may argue that those are good traits to have, I would like to focus on being more passionate, persistent, and performance-driven. I am not sure how long it will take to shift one's idea about me, but I am willing to do whatever is necessary to win.

[randxalthor]

#1 is the real reason I got a retention offer when I was last looking around for jobs. Management sees me as hard working, curious, insightful, and a peacemaker. They bent over backwards to keep me at the company.

[danielsowa]

I'm an engineering professor in the US, but I still show your videos in my classes. You're an inspiration, Nischa!

[vijayshah]

Thanks Nischa, for every Sunday updates & sharing 3 day free valuable knowledgeable workshop.

[drickzee]

It’s the “all under ten minutes” for me with all that valuable info. Thank you!!