MASTERCLASS: How To ACTUALLY Manage Your Money Like The 1%
Published: 2024-03-10
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Published: 2024-03-10
Status:
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Wealthy individuals prioritize saving and investing before spending, contrasting with the majority who spend first and save/invest what remains.
"The difference here is the majority of people make money they spend their money and then if there's any money left that's when they save it and that's when they invest it wealthy people the 1% what they do is you make money and then you save it and you invest it first and then you only spend what's left after saving and investing"
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A specific financial plan is proposed: spend a maximum of 75%, invest a minimum of 15%, and save a minimum of 10% of all earnings.
"for every dollar you earn here so you make $1 from your paycheck or your business or however you make your money every time you make a dollar it's going to flow down in this way out of this dollar. 75 cents is the maximum you can spend 15 cents is the minimum you should invest and 10 cents is the minimum you should save"
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For younger individuals with fewer financial responsibilities, a more aggressive savings and investment plan (50% spend, 30% invest, 20% save) is recommended to build wealth faster.
"if you're younger and you don't have a ton of financial responsibilities then this is your time to build what you should be doing is following our 50 302 plan that means now you're spending less money you're only spending 50 cents out of every dollar you earn but you're investing 30 cents and you're saving 20 cents"
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Individuals should aim to save 3-6 months of expenses for emergencies, with 12 months recommended for higher risk aversion.
"your goal should be to save something like 3 to 6 months worth of expenses in your savings account... but if you really want to protect yourself and you want to be really risk adverse then you should have something like 12 months worth of expenses saved"
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The concept of compounding money with increasing contributions (growing income and investments) is presented as a method to significantly multiply wealth.
"if you can understand that idea of compounding your money with growing contributions you will know how to double your money triple your money quadruple your money"
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Wealthy individuals (the 1%) prioritize saving and investing their income first, and then spend only the remaining amount, which is crucial for wealth building.
"wealthy people the 1% what they do is you make money and then you save it and you invest it first and then you only spend what's left after saving and investing because investing and saving what's going to build your wealth investing is going to build your wealth even more savings just really protecting your wealth but you need to do these two things first that way you can build your wealth"
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The speaker targets a 7% cash-on-cash return from real estate investments, focusing solely on profit generated from cash flow, excluding property appreciation.
"the way that I invest my money I look for a 7% cash on cash return on my money meaning for every dollar that I invest I'm looking for 7 cents of profit from cash flow from the property this does not include appreciation"
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The speaker's preferred real estate investment strategy involves acquiring distressed properties, either physically or financially damaged.
"my sweet spot because I look for distressed properties and these could be physically distressed or financially distressed"
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It is possible to transform an annual salary of $50,000 into a monthly income of $50,000 or even a weekly income of $50,000, though this requires significant action.
"you could take this $50,000 a year and you could turn this into your monthly salary which means you could make $50,000 a month and now this might seem absurd but it is possible but you could also take that and turn it into $50,000 a week might seem absurd but it's also possible"
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Watching 2 hours of Netflix daily at a $30/hour earning potential represents an opportunity cost of $10,000 annually, highlighting the significant cost of unproductive time.
"if you're making $30 an hour and you're watching 2 hours of Netflix a day that means your Netflix isn't costing you $150 a year that means your Netflix is costing you the opportunity to earn an additional $10,000 a year because that's $30 an hour of TV that you're watching when you could have been using your time to earn some more money"
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Wealthy individuals use cash as a tool to acquire assets like stocks, real estate, businesses, or gold, rather than solely accumulating cash.
"the thing that wealthy people do is that they use the cash in the bank account as a means to an end they use the cash as a means to get other assets which is what they actually want to own they use the cash to buy stocks they use the cash to buy real estate that's producing rental income they use this cash to buy businesses or they use this cash to buy other hard assets things like physical gold"
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Wealth building involves two stages: first, saving cash, and second, converting that cash into income-generating assets.
"the way you become wealthy is not just by stacking cash that's good that you're saving cash that's good that you're stacking cash that's part one but now you want to do part two which is convert this cash into an asset that's actually going to pay you for owning it"
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True wealth creation from investments comes from a long-term, 'buy and hold' strategy, potentially lasting forever, rather than short-term trading.
"the people that actually make money from their Investments are not the people that make an investment for 6 months or 6 days or even 6 years these are now the people that are investing their money for the long term and now if you can become a Buy and Hold investor where now you're holding on to Investments for the long term maybe even forever now you have the opportunity to make much more money"
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Starting a business requires significant initial effort, potentially taking years to make the first dollar, but this initial success can be scaled by repeatedly applying the same principles to reach $100, $1,000, $100,000, and eventually $1 million.
"in the beginning it's going to be all you I've been there you got to put in the work to grow it to get it off the ground to make your first dollar it could take you two years to make your first dollar but once you learn how to make your first dollar now you can just keep repeating that to make your first $100 and you keep repeating that to make it first $1,000 and you keep repeating that to make it first $100,000 and you keep repeating that to make it first million do"
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Achieving multi-millionaire status requires earning more money, which can be achieved by owning a business or entity, thereby controlling its value creation rather than solely relying on personal labor.
"if you want to be a multi-millionaire you want to be super rich you want to be part of the elite wealth class you're going to have to do something a little bit different which means you might need to earn more money now if you can't earn that from your job then maybe you need to own something because when you're just working a job the only thing that you own is you and your own labor but if you own the business you own The Entity well now you control the ownership of the business"
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