Marshawn Lynch On Saving Money, Investing, Ownership And Gives Advice To Young NFL Players

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• PL

  @playcousin5497 · 2 years ago

  He’s smarter than people give him credit for

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• BR

  @briannelson6246 · 2 years ago

  I don’t know if I’ve ever seen Marshawn talk so much in an interview. 👍🏽

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• TH

  @theinflationsituation8870 · 2 years ago (edited)

  Marshawn is the American Dream. Generational wealth created in one lifetime. Amazing. God bless.

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• JA

  @jarvinator94 · 2 years ago

  When he said he got drafted in 07 but didn’t buy a house until 13 I thought that was tremendous discipline especially making bank!

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• MI

  @migo-migo9503 · 2 years ago

  I love hearing these types of stories. Financial health is so important and most young folks don't think about it much. Marshawn's humility and drive is inspiring. I hope a lot of young folks learn from him and don't end up as another pro athlete that went bankrupt after retiring.

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• JA

  @jacobjaskierny9714 · 11 months ago

  Marshawn way smarter than he lets on - love the way he broke down his cross referencing strategy between two financial advisors. He made so many right moves

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• AD

  @AD-im5to · 2 years ago

  Love how real he is . Don’t change !

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• FR

  @frostyarmadillo1921 · 2 years ago

  Marshawn Lynch is a national treasure!

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• TX

  @txbill2512 · 2 years ago

  Every person under 18 who hasn’t entered the workforce yet needs to watch this.  SAVE your money.  You don’t want to end up as a name on a board.

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• CH

  @chillywillie6283 · 2 years ago (edited)

  I grew up broke in Mississippi in the 1960s, but l decided to start a savings account as a teenager to have money for a rainy day and avoid financial hardships.  To inspire others to do the same, l started bragging to friends and relatives that l had money saved for emergencies.  Instead of them seeing saving money as a way to improve their lives, they saw me as a place to get money when they had a problem with their lives of living paycheck to paycheck.  That’s when l knew l had to leave those types of people, so l left for the military.  In the military l decided to create of cushion of five thousand dollars from being broke as a way of avoiding financial hardships.  The cushion is now a lot higher than that, but l wish more people would create a way to avoid financial problems, instead of digging holes they won’t be able to dig themselves out of in their lifetimes.

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• BR

  @BryanMassa · 2 years ago

  This is key. Education. Young og’s take notes!💯💯

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• CA

  @carol-us4xn · 2 years ago

  I admire his business acumen and his ability to appreciate others who helped him to get where he wanted to be.  💯💯😘😇🙏

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