3 Habits That Are Keeping You Poor!

In this video, we will uncover the 3 habits that keep people poor. Millions of people are falling into these habits on an everyday basis, limiting their ability to succeed financially.
How do the rich think differently than the poor?
Watch the video to find out!
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[NateOBrien]

Last night I woke up at 2:30am. Couldn’t sleep so I turned on the camera and filmed this video in one take. I hope it exemplifies how passionate I am on the topic. If you find value in this video, be sure to share it on social media.


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Nate

[Dan-ojiq]

Nate: As probably the oldest viewer you have (my grandchildren are older than you) I will offer you this: your rapid fire narrative delivery is golden. People learn from and retain advice much easier if the verbal delivery is such as yours. Don't change that.

[michealsizemore]

"Your network is your net worth". Very cool saying.

[InfiniteValue]

“Most people rather be entertained than Educated”

Time is definitely our most valuable asset. I love your morning routine. I have to try this tomorrow. 🔥🔥🔥

[joshuagonzalez]

I actually started spending the first hour of my day without my phone and it really is beneficial. I wake up and shower, make breakfast, and plan my day. It really changes the way your day goes. Thanks for another great video!

[melangreathouse]

“ So many people spend more time entertaining themselves, than educating themselves “! Oh boy, am I guilty of this!

[davidkind]

I asked my 92 year old grandfather once what is the most important thing in your life and he straight away said your health.

[sublime]

#1 is the most important because when you write your goals down, daily/weekly/monthly/yearly you hold yourself accountable. plus it feels good to cross things off lists.

[sableann]

This is what Colleges/High Schools should be teaching a class on.

[princessfaith]

Loved your message! I am a Christian and Preaching and Singing help me get motived!! I love the encouraging words! I love listening to talks that help me be a better person! I love listening to Joshua Becker and MinimalistMom..!
I really dont have any encouragement on my home and it is sometimes hard to declutter.. But I am making progress! Cause when I travel, I love the feeling when you walk into a condo.. that has Everything you need! And clutterless 🤗 I lost my Son and now my Mother & Father.. Losing a Child is devistating and well... You never get over it.. I have never been the same either, nor will I be... The LORD gives me Grace everyday. 🙏📖🙌 So I am going to keep on working, seperating stuff to give to my Daughter, and Son's Daughter, and grandchildren & 1.great grandchild 😍 Then The Salvation Army..
This life is just a dressing room for Eternity!! Where will you spend it?? John 14:1-6; Acts 16:31 🙏📖🙌 Prepare! Never give Up! There is Hope!! GOD Bless!!!

[giovannilevoci]

I started a small lawn service business on credit spend 16k 2 years ago, now only owe 5k and will be free of debt in 6 months... I only work 6 months a year so not too bad...

[nicola-socialmediasuccess]

Point 2 I think is the most difficult...
Change the people around you can be very difficult... but not impossible 💪💪

[anaromo]

I’m really enjoying these videos. You seem to genuinely want to help people.

[Word]

In my twenties I wasted allot of time on partying living from weekend to weekend. Now I don't regret it, it was fun. But I wished I regulated it better. Now I'm in my early thirties and finally getting a grip on my financial situation.

[johnsmith-dhiz]

Set up goals.
Without goals.
It will all be the same from yesterday.
Start writing GOALS.

[WhiteBoardFinance]

Lifestyle inflation is the biggest one once you start making real money. Gotta keep up with the Joneses!!

[s.mataic]

Hey Nate...just got yourself a new fan. It's good to hear you reaffirm some of the things I grew up acquiring and have become habits and now realized these are traits of successful leaders, entrepreneurs, self starters, highly motivated, creative, etc., leaders within themselves. And it's especially true when you find yourself having to reinvent yourself because life took a left turn and you find yourself hanging out with the wrong people making the wrong choices to the point of losing your focus to where you lose your family, your job, your home and everything else you have worked so hard for many years to attain. So now you find yourself homeless, jobless and having to start all over again at the age of 52. So those traits you mentioned are still part of you and have become ingrained in your being. So it's time to pull out those traits and put them to use. It's time to reinvent yourself and it's never too late for that. I'm going through that now and it's amazing how those skills, traits, habits, etc are still there. And no matter how homeless I am, somehow I always find a time to read a book learn a new skill watch a video watch all kinds of videos like right now I'm learning how to read repair and restore my credit I watch videos of those in the last few months I still have that trait in me.

[mallymal]

Young man who is motivating the masses! I like it!

[LesterDiaz]

I believe an emotional attachment to money kept me back for a long time, fear of losing the little bit of money I had, if was only when I let go of the fear that my online businesses took off

[samipearl]

I personally start my day in prayer and 30min my bible. Then everything else after . this sets up my whole day.