My honest advice to someone who wants financial freedom

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  @EuodiaMedia · 1 year ago

  I have moved to Vietnam where my monthly cost of living is about $850 USD. I found a way to help people with their English online even though I have no Bachelor's degree, I am simply a native English speaker. I work 2-4hrs a day, Monday-Friday doing that, which covers my costs here and in my spare time I work on my side hustle. I'll stay here until I succeed!! I'm living frugally but happily because I love Vietnamese food and culture. So while it may seem like a sacrifice to some, it feels very abundant to me 😃

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  @MidwestWind · 1 year ago

  “You’ll be depressed if you retire early”<br>I don’t know man, you’re underestimating my ability to be in permanent goblin mode in East Asia

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  @karenbenning2166 · 1 year ago

  I am 77 yrs old and comfortably retired so I have no idea why I watched your video all the way to the end😊 &nbsp;However, &nbsp;since u r such an interesting guy and live such an interesting life I liked and subscribed and I am looking forward to watching more of your videos. &nbsp;U have certainly found something that u r good at doing with You Tube videos!

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  @rich-and-abigail · 1 year ago

  I’m actually very introverted too, even though most people assume I’m extroverted. I’m good at conversations and genuinely interested in others, so it often surprises people. The truth is, while I do enjoy spending time with people, social interactions leave me completely drained. I usually need three to five business days-or more!-to recover. 😂

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  @Bradley-Thomsen · 1 year ago

  As Dave Ramsey always says, &quot;Live like no one else so later you can live and give like no one else&quot;

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  @A_Amazi · 1 year ago

  OMG. Yes.. a job where I don’t have to talk to people sounds lovely.

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  @michaelb.8953 · 1 year ago

  I&apos;m retiring at 55 (I don&apos;t see that as unreasonably young) and the looks and questions I get from people because it&apos;s not in the realm of being able to collect Social Security. If I get that at 55 I can&apos;t even imagine the judgment at 24, but at the end of the day it doesn&apos;t matter what other people think.

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  @JessamyneJ · 1 year ago

  I moved to Japan. In America, my spouse and I made 110k and were paycheck to paycheck, tied to a HCOL area. Now, we make 45k a year but we have a completely paid off house, everything is more affordable, and we can make savings/consider retiring in our future. We couldn&apos;t manage that in the US.

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  @CompleteInvesting · 1 year ago

  Most people don&apos;t understand the importance of financial education.<br><br>Financial literacy will lead to financial freedom from my experience 👍📈

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  @CashFlowHacks111 · 9 months ago

  Based on experience, my rule of the thumb is never to leave a job until I have started another.

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  @EfeSantamaria · 1 year ago

  Thanks Gabe, I&apos;ve always thought the most important skill in life is consistency. It doesn&apos;t matter if you&apos;re not the smartest, strongest, or most handsome in the crowd, but if you&apos;re consistent, you&apos;ll be better than most people.

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  @moriendus · 8 months ago

  Going to YouTube to learn about ways to make money and its always creators telling you to start YouTube channels. Every single time.

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