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

  1. OMG the toxic impact... exactly what I felt in my last job. It's like it turned me into a beast lol. Guysss other reasons can be reconsidered, BUT NOT A TOXIC JOB THAT AFFECTS YOUR MENTAL HEALTH, PLEASE QUIT!!!!
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  2. I borrow money, and you pay it back. How is this even legal?
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  3. Hello, I’m thirteen and I want to start helping my parents with financial situations I hope this works if anyone has done this please reply the results and if it works
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  4. Love the video, great job Vincent! Lots of knowledge bombs: - Time is valuable - Create value - Invest in yourself to learn new skills, - Focus on high-impact task - Look for ways to solve problems - Be lucky - Be at the right place at the right time - Financial literacy - Work smarter, not harder, by maximizing your efforts, skills and values
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  5. I've had 4 co-workers and 1 boss die. The Machine doesn't stop due to death, illness, retirement, or separation. And, yes, we all overvalue our importance to the Machine.
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  6. The people in the comments have such pure intentions for wanting to earn money! May you all be successful in your endeavours ❤️
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  7. You should also cover what it takes to close these accounts back down, closing fees and such.
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  8. I’m actually writing a case study on ethics of P/E in my ethics class, honestly will probably use your video as one of my citations, it was very well made
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  9. This is why I work 30 hours a week at my regular job and do other productive things in my spare time like growing my own food and working my eBay store. I got so burned out working 40 hours a week and still going nowhere in life and not enjoying my spare time. It’s not worth it. My mental health was declining and affected everyone and everything around me. Never again will I work myself to death.
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  10. Every family has a person who breaks the chain of poverty and exceeds every expectation possible... I hope you be that person my friend. 🖤
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  11. Great work buddy!
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  12. I'm a stoic and a financial minimalist but this is the first time I've heard of being financially stoic! Awesome concept and video!
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  13. Educating ourselves is never a bad move. Thank you for this information
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  14. Totally agree with this man. It's been crazy seeing the world change as I've grown up with more and more "middle class" going lower on the totem poll and becoming more frustrated
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  15. Pierre trying to find time for friends be like Sorry guys, I’m booked.
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  16. Im so glad you made this. Everyone is so convinced being an entrpanuer and working for yourself is such this grand thing and that you would be rich and better off from a 9-5. I appreciate this.
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  17.  @VincentChan  I live in DC. BTW, my son followed your advice and started a tour business. He takes people around the city. He just finished high school. He said it was the most fun. He and his friends did well
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  18. I honestly love having a budget. I find it not only fun to track but also see where I am overspending and save more money. I feel like in order to truly save money, you need to define a true goal for the money you are saving, that way you can stay focused and better track your progress. Great work Vincent and keep it up!
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  19. So, we're retired. Middle income but lower upper class assets. 🤷🏼 Minimal debt. And yes, we look poor! 😂
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  20. What a great, honest evaluation. So glad you discovered this at a young age before you were enslaved with personal obligations. One correction is your quote of the Bible. Money is not the root of evil. The Bible says THE LOVE OF money is the root of evil. We all need money to live but we shouldn’t make money an idol in our lives.
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  21. 100k networth by 30 gang <---
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  22. Watching this at 32 is a risky click for me
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  23. There is no age to achieve those goals. I am 33 ans just getting into it. Hope everyone here will reach there goals by the end of the year
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  24. My parents and the boomers and the silent generation did not have student loans....people got married early and bought a house and presto...wealth was created
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  25. I was wayward in my 20s. I wasted so much potential. I'm so grateful for this video. I'll pass this on to my children.
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  26. I did all all of these lmao tyyyy so much I’m 16 and I’ve made 15k from all its stressful but fun!❤️
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  27. Bartending is hands down one of my favs....yes you should have “some experience” but my suggestion would be working at strictly a bar, get in as a bouncer or server and work your way up, tips can be amazing depending the popularity of the bar/crowd that comes in
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  28. Here are my 10 extra tips to INCREASE your daily manifestations that I’ve learned over the years..👇🏾 1. Practice gratitude every morning. When you wake up, list everything that you are grateful for and feel that gratitude in your core. Feel free to write things down in a journal so it is easy for you to remember. 2. Replace your negative thoughts with positive ones. Every time you feel a negative thought coming on, make a positive spin on it right away. 3. Take ownership for things that happen in your life. It's easy to blame others however you will feel much better when you realize that most issues stem from us. 4. ALWAYS believe that good things are about to happen. By being open to new possibilities you are inviting abundance into your life. 5. Remember that like attracts like so you get back whatever you put out, whether it is good or bad. So do good AND received good. 6. Meditate for five minutes a day. During this time focus on how you want your life to be; but place your focus on how you feel AND feel that feeling as if you have already accomplished those goals. 7. Step outside of your comfort zone. Stop playing it safe and make that decision to finally go for your dreams. 8. Focus on activities that make you feel truly happy. When you are truly happy you have the best vibrational frequency to manifest your desires. 9. Avoid the naysayers and surround yourself with people who only lift you higher. Downers will be downers, don't let them drag you into their misery. 10. Don't be afraid to dream and know that you are always supported by the universe. Hope this helps! - Your Friendly Neighborhood Coach ❤
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  29. I started my own electrical service company in March. I’ll never be an employee again🙌
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  30. Comparison is the thief of joy... particularly comparing yourself to others like you said. The only person we should ever compare ourselves to is our past selves. While that's easier said than done, it's 100% true. Great video Vincent!
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  31. I've seen various videos where people mention the Sofi savings account and show the APY , but you were the only one to mention the implications of unlocking that rate. Great video!!
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  32. Most important for me is people are trying to soak up every ounce of your mental energy they can every second you're awake. It's sacred. Protect it. Prioritize things that you find truly important. Not what others convince you to.
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  33. These days I've been feeling more scared of re-joining the workforce than anything else in my entire life. Its cheesy as fudge but I HAVE to say it "9-5 just isn't for me" lol. But its the truth! I know theres an alternative and I'm determined to find it! Currently I'm working on eradicating all my limiting beliefs involving wealth. I want to build something great working for myself and find my calling. I know it is possible.
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  34. Great vid for the youngsters. I never graduated high school. Always wanted to work. Most jobs in your life will be from who you know. Learn what you can, as much as you can. Make sure you at least like what you do. And go on to start your own company. I am a General Contractor. Best thing I ever did was apply for my license. Thx Vincent hope you and the fam are well.
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  35. good video, shows how a lot of it is trial and error, and that you shouldn't be afraid to try new things. Also so true that a lot of stuff has been already done before and you can be successful by simply improving an existing product/service. A lot of people get so caught up in the mentality that they need to go and create the next google in order to be successful.
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  36. This was rather good. I think all of us here in the USA can see the strength of the dollar starting to fall. Things Like Crypto has only started to eat away at the banks profits, add in the crazy inflation it's value is falling. America is in decline, but then most other nations are as well. Interesting times indeed.
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  37. Great quality content! Not everyone can just quit. Proper planning and Need that 12 months safety net first is required
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  38. Loved this video! I don’t comment often but I wanted to say that as a freelance writer and independent author, I’d love to see NFTs used in a way to bring money back to the authors. The past few decades have been awful for writers, where big publishing companies make huge profits when the writers get close to nothing. This idea can be expanded obviously, but it’s be nice to see writers publishing books as NFTs, giving the power back to writer.
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  39. Awesome content. I can imagine the amount of time spent on researching this. Appreciate it!
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  40. Another fantastic video! Doing well financially as an adult is not a reason to leave behind the frugal lessons of a lower middle class childhood. We grew up on government benefits will the bare minimum but my mother bought everything on sale and still managed to invest a tiny amount every month and also invested on behalf of my grandmother. She always taught me that people don’t get rich by spending all their money or working hard; you get rich by saving, being savvy and working smarter, not harder! Now she owns our childhood apartment and has enough to live on very comfortably through retirement for the rest of her life.
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  41. “Grind in your 20s, build in your 30s, chill in your 40s” tt
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  42. I know it may seem silly or obvious, but when you highlighted that personal finance is PERSONAL, that resonated. I think many people get caught up looking for that one easy thing, method, investment, or piece of advice especially on YouTube and then get down on themselves or give up all together when it doesn't pan out. As you said, you have to shift out of that instant gratification mindset we are currently in and think long term. These videos are amazing! Keep the videos coming Vincent. 👍🙏
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  43. Why is it so frustrating for me to listen to the things you learn and think about the fact that businesses actually treat their employees like that? As the owner of our company, these videos are what push me to make sure our company doesn't run with this mentality.
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  44. Watched some of your videos and something that attracts me that it's always relatable. Many financial youtubers but only a few that's relatable for me. Keep it up dude! love the content
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  45. I am just starting to try and save my first 2-3k at 36 years old... Oh well. I guess better later than never. 🤷
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  46. Not working is also a bad habit that keeps you poor.
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  47. How dare youtube hide this from me for 26 minutes
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  48. The two week rule is underrated. Most of my worst financial mistakes were rooted in impulse shopping and decision making.
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  49. "Separate the way the world happens and your emotional response to it" - well said! Vincent, this is so true! We create our own reality.
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  50. editing and story telling in this video was amazing. good job!
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