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

  1. Vincent is helping to save this generation's financial future, one video at a time
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  2. go us! go hustlers! one of my favorite ways to for side hustle is to dog sit. I went full time dog sitting for rover and made literally, no lie, over $10,000 in the month of june. I was SO excited. i made a video talking about it :') ITS WORTH IT!!!
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  3. Love the truth and lack of hype. Keep it up Vincent. After watching 2 of your videos, you have already won me as a fan. More importantly, you have given me more concrete ideas on how to set up passive income streams. Like you, I work in finance and find my job very unsatisfying. But unlike you, I am 54 years old so don't have as much time as you do.
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  4. Of all the videos I’ve seen about investing for beginners, I actually understood everything being said. Thank you Vincent! 😊
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  5. The biggest Problem with NFTs is that it still relies on third Parties to actually be able to 'enforce' YOUR rights on YOUR NFT. Thats far from decentralization.
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  6. Soo much information with an easy and interesting way explanation! Looking forward to more of this mini-doc series. You did an astonishing job Vincent, I appreciate all the researches and time you spent to make this video. Mr. Magic mustache lamp 😆
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  7. Using failures as a growth mechanism and mindset to move towards our goals and financial health. Great perspectives Vincent!
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  8. "I always have something to say but only if I feel like sharing it." I need this on a shirt. As an INFJ, I can relate to literally everything you said Vincent. Awesome video!
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  9. Refreshing to hear other peoples real experiences!! And helps you feel much better about past money mistakes 😂 great video thanks for sharing!!
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  10. The thing is this, we no longer have to be enslaved to an office! I found my true passion and I'm leaving very soon..Jobs, managers breathing down your back. I'm sick 😷 of.it I'm looking for a.remote job
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  11. Asking “how can I...” and working to provide value are such powerful concepts. Great work here man 👍
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  12. c) neither. It brings happiness because it allows one to work because they want to rather than need to.
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  13. I dropped by a high end salon that accepted walk-ins wearing jeans and a t-shirt and they refused me service
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  14. That red bull flip was too smooth 😂
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  15. This came out perfect timing. Family just cough Covid and I’m freaking out about what am I going to do about providing.: this was very educational and helped me out so much
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  16. This is SO relatable. I have not stayed in many jobs long because ultimately despite the fear, self-doubt and uncertainty that comes with self-employment, I cannot stand to unhappily work for someone else or a company and am way more happy and wealthier when I work for myself and am actually happy doing what I do and don’t feel trapped. I was also lucky to work and save when I was young to afford myself flexibility and autonomy in my 30s. Fear of instability and uncertainty keeps people trapped in jobs they hate.
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  17. Hearing you talk about the fear of seeming ungrateful or walking away from a job that is deemed by many to be desirable almost brought me to tears. I've been having these exact thoughts running in the background for so long but only recently began speaking about it with friends and family, and to have it articulated so well was overwhelming. Beautifully said.
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  18. “Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.” — Nelson Mandela
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  19. the poor want to look rich and the rich want to look poor
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  20. Vincent. Thanks for the courage to share your money story. Your willingness to be vulnerable on the internet shows the size of your heart and separates you from other finance YouTubers. With what you’ve accomplished at 24 despite the adversity and rejection there’s no limit on what you will accomplish in your life. I wish I knew half of what you know when I was at your age (I’m 38). I am continually impressed by your ability to draw us in with your thumbnails and titles and then keep us engaged through your story telling. You are inspiring a generation of young people to make good financial decisions. I know youtube can drain you creatively, but take breaks when you need them and keep going when you feel recharged.
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  21. Rich Dad Poor Dad is also my favourite finance book and the one that boosted the Super Saiyan genes inside me. The one simple line: 'Buy Assets, Not Liabilities' changed everything about the way I saw money from that point on. I've been accumulating assets ever since. Definitely worth a read!
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  22. Wow I really loved this video. You articulated everything so well with examples from your own life. I've been feeling so drained and burnt out for the past year and I can relate to everything you said. Being an MBA grad I have everything I want, and yet I just spent all my time stressing about work and treating everything and everyone around me in a shitty way, which is very unlike me. I don't want to live like that anymore. I've now watched several of your videos in a row and you've gained a new subscriber in me. Keep it up and can't wait to watch all your future videos.
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  23. I was fortunate enough to have to withdraw from college during the recession. This led me to only amass very small student loan debt. Worked my butt off for almost 10 years to get my career grade job, without an education. Now just working on becoming 100% debt free. I was also grateful to have been able to purchase a decent priced investment property before CV19. Coming from nothing or from a hard place means it takes time, but don’t give up people.
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  24. Hardwork is just the door, everyone has to go through it at some point.
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  25. It's not Vincent Chan. It's Vincent CHAD.
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  26. Hey Vincent, i just want to let you know that you are such an inspiration. Kudos to the contents you are putting out here! Very relatable and very empowering. Im now taking my first step out from a 10 years career in a huge organisation to walk the darker, rocky and lonelier path so that i can eventually build myself the freedom of choice and time. These 9 side hustle you mention are definitely things i'm going to look into and copy! Keep on putting out good contents like this! Cheers!
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  27. Oh, thank you for making this one. Been feeling this for at least a decade.
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  28. If your mind can’t conceive it, you’re unlikely to achieve it. A big part of succeeding in anything is reprogramming all the bad stuff you’re taught growing up
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  29. "Wealth consists not in having great possessions, but in having few wants." - Epictetus
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  30. So informative and concise. Been looking to learn more about NFTS and this vid explained so much wow thanks for making great content!!
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  31. I don't mind getting up early it if means working on things that are productive and will increase my skillsets. But commuting to and from work along with the amount of time I spend there is a waste of time. It does not teach employees about financial freedom or the importance of living to your full potential. I don't plan on quitting anytime soon until I have enough streams of income and wealth built to where I don't have to look back.
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  32. This is brilliant! I was developing emotional desires for things more recently because my husband attained a significant pay increase, so Stoicism has really helped me; the path to happiness is accepting the moment as it presents itself. Thank you so much for this! This is exactly what I needed!
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  33. What I like most about your videos is your sense of humanity. I feel like you have good values & respect towards everyone and that's truly amazing. I only discovered your channel very recently, but I think I will stay for a long time. Thank you very much for sharing your thoughts and knowledge. Keep up the good work, and most importantly, stay yourself. 😉
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  34. This is more true to life than anyone would have ever thought. I'm in the Low, Low Class. Maybe I am pessimistic, but my pessimistic approach worked so well that I survived the job collapse in 2020. I moved faster than a stealth bomber.
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  35. “Everything can be taken from a man but one thing: the last of the human freedoms—to choose one’s attitude in any given set of circumstances, to choose one’s own way.” - Viktor Frankl
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  36. Point number two is mathematically true, but people are often way too unorganized to pull it off. That's why Dave's method works better than all these mathematically efficient ways, because it takes psychology into account. Math is good. Practical application is everything.
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  37. Changing my mindset from “I can’t afford it” to “How can I afford it?” and this whole video in general has changed my life!! Thank you Vincent!
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  38. This is just right in time for someone like me, Vincent. I had subscribed to your YouTube channel the time that I had started thinking of quitting my present job. Updated genuine videos of yours like this helps me weigh things out. Your content is like a step-by-step guide being applied for us to see the situations (may not specifically the sane as yours but somehow a real example) that we’ll face. Keep on creating contents like this! You are a living example. I pray you peace, success, and some free time off to replenish you.
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  39. Hey Vincent. Just wanted to leave a thank you note here. I'm going through a lot of recent changes in my life (moved to another country, learning a new language, recently married, and so on) and sometimes got me with the feeling of being "financially behind" because of all the investment that these changes demanded. But, after seeing your analysis, and after making the excercise you suggested, I looked back to my past self and realized that I'm waaaay more ahead than I thought. My goal now is to become the better version of myself, little by little reach financial freedom and stop comparing myself to other people's journey. Big hug from Berlin man, cheers!
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  40. I’ve heard some of these recommendations before. However, I enjoyed and actually prefer the way you shared your message. Simple and straight to the point! Thank you
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  41. This is the financial literacy teacher we need in school 💯🙌🏽
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  42. Uhh, the alter ego idea is really interesting.
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  43. I quit my job 3 weeks ago.. and it was the best move I did.! Your right when you say it drains all your energy.. now I'm happy working for my self.. it's one step closer to freedom!
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  44. Bank balance: $10 Me: Hmm, time to learn to manage money
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  45. this editing is legendary
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  46. It's better to work smart, not hard! Working too hard is misconception that goes along, and as you said is damaging. Valuable video, Vincent! 👍
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  47. I still believe "borrowing" napkins from fast food places is a smart habit 🤓 Thanks for the video.
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  48. Vincent you’re such a gift. You just don’t get this on other channels. Had me enthralled all the way through.
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  49. INFJ but I tip into INTJ when I get stressed. Only started my financial journey properly at 30. This year I'll be 32 and am starting to make some headway. Listening to your videos and others do help so thanks :)
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  50. It's more than just luck. You've got to learn the skills that can help you achieve the success you'd like to see. Thanks for the valuable video, man!
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