Hearted Youtube comments on Vincent Chan (@VincentChan) channel.

  1. POV: your a depressed teen with no money and is trying to earn some
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  2. Notice he says after working SEVERAL years. He saved money, and set himself up to leave. Don't quit your dayjob kids, build financial stability then quit.
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  3. Is it just me that I don't really like asking my parents to give me some of their money because I am embarrassed and don't want to bother them?
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  4. The best skill to learn for saving money is cooking.
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  5. Oh, finally someone who thinks about the introverts. Thank you, 😍
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  6. lost a chunk of my early 20's from depression and started late at 2021 working seriously, now im 29 going to 30 on march soon. really wish i could start earlier but the lessons i received from those lost years did help me to be "me" and i would do it all over again to get to where i am now. happy.
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  7. Ghost jobs should be illegal. Very demoralizing for job seekers.
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  8. Boomers: "millennials and gen z are just lazy"
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  9. I'm 16 and I'm just trying to be independent at this point and honestly I'm tired of being broke
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  10. The fact you have to go through all of this JUST to live. Is ridiculous on it's own. beyond broken society.
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  11. I added daily 2 hours walking to my routine and saved tons of money. Kept me from shopping or eating out.
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  12. John's story hooked me. I had a friend, he was the best employee in the company, he died from overwork 2 years ago, then replaced with someone else and company still going just fine. Like he never exists in the first place.
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  13. Oh, I don't just look poor....
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  14. We are quitting because enough is enough. Overworked + Overwhelmed + underpaid = resignation. Don’t let the government fool you. They’re are PLENTY of ways to be happy WHILE making money.
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  15. Summary of video- 1. Your job is making someone else money. 2. You are always replaceable and you will be forgotten in a job. 3. Have your own purpose in life. Don't get controlled by money.
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  16. "If you don't build your dreams, someone else will hire you to build theirs" Well said
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  17. I’m at $3000. Still going.
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  18. “Unless we control money, money will control us” there’s so many things I could relate to in this. Thanks for making such a great video!
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  19. I could do 95% of my work at home, and more efficiently due to my happiness. AND generate more results, and be able to meditate and swim during my short recharge breaks.... but no, I have to sit in a toxic work environment, eat out, and deal with micromanaging 1980s style bosses. I’m THIS close. THISSSSSS close.
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  20. 2020 has certainly pushed a lot of people to truly think about what kind of work / life balance they want. Great video Vin!
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  21. That guy sure loves books 😄 🤣
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  22. I can relate to this on so many levels. Really proud of you Vincent!
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  23. I think after 10k seeing 5 figures in your bank account is a total mind shift for the average person. Most middle class people don't have 1k in their bank account so seeing that 10k sets you on the path🎉
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  24. I’m not depressed but YA!
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  25. I quit my job several times a day. (in my mind)
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  26. "I dont want a fancy car, I dont want a big house... I just want time to live my life" -> Subscribed 😉
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  27. I have this conversation quite regularly with one of my colleagues. Some people really take their jobs too seriously, and when asked why I'm so relaxed in situations that otherwise would cause great tension, my answer is ALWAYS this: "What if I died today or tomorrow? What if they did? This place would continue to run without us. So why stress over things we can't control? Just do your job and let the chips fall where they may. You'll be just fine." This was an excellent video!
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  28. No matter how much I suffer after quitting my job, I will never suffer more than having worked from the job I quit.
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  29. “If you don’t build your dreams then someone else will hire you to build theirs” a quote I’m putting in my mind.
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  30. It’s 2021, if your job isn’t giving you that satisfaction and fulfillment, time to move on. Life’s too short and unpredictable to stay in a job you’re not happy with 🤨🧐
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  31. As much as I like money, A stressful work environment, working on someone else's clock to do a job I find no fulfillment in, isn't worth it. I'm just glad that I'm investing and learning to day trade. There's no way I can be a W-2 employee until I get old. Sounds depressing.
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  32. #1 is definitely a killer for almost everyone I know. A big pay increase with a new job, people already spend on new cars, fancy restaurant or designer fashion. No wonder why people complain that they live paycheck to paycheck.
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  33. Managers hire previous employees and employee referrals. Eliminates 98% of hopeful applicants.
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  34. Ideally you could buy in bulk, prepare the food and then freeze it.
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  35. I can relate to all of this but I'll give a perspective from someone a little older. I'm 41 and I left my last position working for someone else back in my 20s. I saw your other video and your story is almost identical to my own. I started my career right out of college in an amazing position, at a great company. Five years into my career, I was sitting in a pointless weekly Monday morning status meeting and all I could think was "this is wasting my life." I got up, walked back to my desk and wrote my resignation. I started my business the next day. But I was ready. I had savings. I had leads on contract work I could dive right into. I had a business plan I'd been working on for months. That was just the day I'd officially had enough. I did have a marriage, a kid on the way, and a brand new home. But I was prepared. I always tell my friends about how prepared I was when they talk about quitting their jobs. But it's completely possible. I actually did it the exact same way my dad did. And my life as a kid was better because I had a dad who worked for himself and I wanted that same life for my kids. 13.5 years since I turned in that resignation and it's still going great.
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  36. Our refugee parents are the same way, our mom even keeps our oversized shirts and wears them after we’ve grown out of them
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  37. Dang is it almost over already? I never got around to quitting.
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  38. I think financial freedom is just the icing on the cake, while being genuinely content with your life is the cake itself
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  39. My dad gave me similar advice. I should look poor. Never brag about your wealth. Never tell your siblings, cousins, and aunt's and uncles, you're rich because they want a cut of your wealth. The minute a person wins the lotto everyone wants a cut of that money. I still own my Honda Civic for like almost ten years now. I plan on driving that car until it completely breaks down.
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  40. I did that, Quit my job at 29. Became an Entrepreneur & had some failures but eventually became very successful but more importantly I DID IT MY WAY!
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  41. "do the maximum you can, not the minimum you are required" that definitely resonated <3 <3
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  42. Unfortunately because of Covid I quit my job and will never settle for less, made me realize it’s not worth working for someone else especially if it’s a miserable work environment.
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  43. The govt didn't want to raise wages so we did it for them by holding out. People are tired of selling their labor for cheap to make others rich.
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  44. The less you want, the happier you will be 😊
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  45. Saving money doesn't work because it's constantly being devalued...you need a hedge against inflation. Investing is key to financial freedom. The problem is it's easier said than done.
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  46. I'm a measly $500 away from being 100% debt free for the first time in nearly 10 years! Once that's finally gone, I'll be rebuilding my emergency fund (it's not empty by any means, but it definitely took some damage this year to keep me afloat between sickness putting me out of work once my PTO ran out and paying off my debts at a more accelerated rate). I'm looking forward to making some real moves in 2025 and beyond.
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  47. I just lost my job and my home. I'm in a hotel praying about the next steps. Ran across this video. Thank you for the encouragement and wise counsel. 🙏🏾
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  48. We need more people to be like you, look past that indoctrinating toxic work mindset and realize there is more to life than just work
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  49. I'm doing 20/5/75 currently. Took me a while to get there though, learning to pay myself first was key. When you realize that money can buy you freedom, it's a lot easier to eliminate your other desires.
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  50. 2 hours ago, I literally felt like fainting thinking about how I am not earning a penny..... I stressed do much I cried and was having headaches..... What a timing of the video... Thanks
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