40 Life & Money Habits To Master Before 40

Timecodes:

0:00 - Intro
0:02 - Wear Sunscreen
0:17 - Take Long Walks
0:39 - Lookup
1:00 - Drink Black Coffee
1:28 - Phone Off
1:50 - Bedroom = No Phone Zone
2:11 - Notepad By Bed-Side
2:33 - Watch Just Enough
2:45 - Read Everyday
3:16 - Don’t Lend Books
3:25 - Write Down Goals
3:43 - Write Down Thoughts
4:03 - Hold Cash
4:17 - Don’t Buy Things You Can’t Afford
4;21 - Buy Time
4:43 - Don’t Take Money Advice From Family & Friends
4:58 - Financing Is The Last Option, Not First
5:12 - Insurance Isn’t Boring
5:26 - Diversify
5:43 - Make Eye Contact
6:02 - Firm Handshake
6:17 - Use Names
6:38 - Listen
6:55 - Take Interest
7:17 - Avoid Mean Remarks
7:24 - Cultivate Hope
7:35 - Marry Carefully
7:51 - Play
8:10 - Keep Secrets
8:17 - Don’t Burn Bridges
8:28 - Be A Good Loser
8:47 - Be Modest
9:02 - Show Respect
9:17 - Keep Things Simple
9:37 - Count Your Blessings
9:49 - Explore Curiosity
10:09 - Be Brave
10:29 - Life Isn’t Fair
10:48 - No Regrets
11:03 - You Are The Hero

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DISCLAIMER: I am not a financial adviser. These videos are for educational and entertainment purposes only. I am merely sharing my personal opinion. Please seek professional help when needed.

[jasonunger]

“Don’t burn bridges, you might be surprised how many times you have to cross the same river.” Love it

[Forcelover]

My philosophy for a while has not been “what kind of person would my dad want me to be” but rather “what kind of person would I want my child to be.” Since taking that mindset, I’ve been able to prioritize my own morals a lot better and think clearly about what matters most to me 😊

[sharpenrightservicesllc]

Excellent list. I'm 58 and found many things I should be doing. No one is ever too old to learn.

[skategenie]

I love how straight to the point your videos. No lengthy preamble or anything. Quick and to the point.

[Alvaropse]

i absolutely love how u went straight to the points and summerized 40 tips in under 12 mins. I've been watching some of your videos but this one got me to subscribe

[Julies-in-a-mood]

Loved this speedy video format, & content! I used to keep a notebook where I wrote down a memorable quote from every book I read. It may be something intriguing, controversial, or just funny. Haven’t done that for many years now & I don’t know why. I still have that notebook & this video has encouraged me to challenge myself to get back to that habit.

[lailaatallah]

Tai, I’m adoring your channel. I love your unique take on things.

I’m happy to see … you’re approaching 100K subscribers!

Thanks for ALL you put into your videos to help inspire, guide and elevate us all!

[ArinGokdemir]

If there is anything I have learned, it’s the power of a to do list. To do lists are OP. To do lists helped pull me out of depression. Having a list you put together beforehand or each day and sticking to it really boosts productivity, and when you look down and see every item checked off at the end of the day it gives an unbeatable sense of satisfaction.

[faithcritchfield]

I really appreciate the reminder to take walks, get outside and walk for the sake of walking. I also really appreciate how straight to the point this video is, no fluff or unnecessary speech.

[Keym]

Everything on this list epitomizes a growth mindset. I love it! I have learned that we are all creatures of habit, for better or worse. Police your morals, ethics, and principles, and be wary of those who attempt to undermine your efforts. Great list!

[almaguerluis]

Awesome video. Packed with so many valuable life lessons that everyone should implement!

[harivinayak]

love how you dive straight into the points, Tae. Much appreciated

[kortyEdna]

I wish i learnt most of these principles about seven years ago. A lot of people have been trapped strongly in the matrix-- Go to school, get a job, and then slave your whole life. Many miss out on life-changing information that could have great effect on their finances. I played with the stock market sometime in 2020, and I was surprised at how well it turned out. I want to put in $90k more into the market. I heard people are making really great returns despite the downturn. Any recommendations?

[naritunes]

I just want to share this strategy that has been working for me for years: Have a level-headed imaginary friend.

It is pretty much same as "your inner voice" but I give mine more of a personality. Whenever I go though hard times or have to make a difficult decision, I imagine a conversation between me and this friend, and her point of view is always more mature and logical. By doing it this way, I can both acknowledge my own feelings (not dismissing them) and also broaden my perspective and think logically at the same time. You can also argue that "why not have a real person to do this", but other people can't understand your struggles better than yourself. This imaginary friend would know you best and give you great advice that's for your own good.

[Susanhartman.]

Creating wealth entails establishing positive routines, such as consistently setting aside funds at regular intervals for sound investments. Financial management is a vital subject that many avoid, often leading to future regrets.

[kimmykero]

Absolutely one of your best videos Tae...thanks for the reminders!! I subscribe to pretty much all that you've covered!!😊

[jesseringle]

One of the most helpful and straight forward videos I’ve ever seen. Great video!

[MikeScott]

“Keep moving forward” is the phrase I use the most, followed by “it could always be worse”, and “we all make choices”. I can’t be bogged down with what ifs so I do my best to learn from mistakes but not dwell on them. I probably practice about 90% of your list regularly, and since I’m a few years shy of 40, I guess I’m right in step. 😂. Great vid.

[crystalgiannone]

I'm a loyal listener now❤
It's wonderful to start out new year with you🎉

[enricoflamingo]

Very practical advice and I appreciate you getting to the point. Thank you for this