Your Money Or Your Life // Financial Independence Classic

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Title	:	Your Money Or Your Life // Financial Independence Classic
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Comment from : Tae Kim - Financial Tortoise

Thank you for the great book review I read it years ago A good refreshee
Comment from : T White

Excellent adding value presentation Thanks 🙏
Comment from : ofer zeira

You're Smarter than you Look
Comment from : Khajit

0:27: 💰 The book 'Your Money or Your Life' is a classic personal finance book that offers valuable insights on financial independence and the importance of money in our lives br2:38: ⏳ We often take time for granted and trade it for money, but it's important to consider how we use our financial resources br4:32: 👥 The video discusses how society labels individuals based on their job titles and emphasizes the importance of not letting job titles define us as individuals br6:49: 👨‍👧‍👦 The speaker discusses the idea of more is better and how it influences consumerism br9:07: 📚 Learning to take inventory of what we already own and finding pleasure in it can lead to a frugal and fulfilling life br11:29: 💰 The speaker discusses the sacrifices they made to pay off their student debt and emphasizes the importance of reclaiming one's dreams br13:27: 📈 Tracking net worth can provide valuable insights into financial progress and reduce unnecessary stress brRecap by Tammy AI
Comment from : Lily

I wrote Joe Dominguez right before he died and received a letter back That book changed my life but I was married and couldn't follow it Now I am divorced and early retired (slightly early)
Comment from : Portland Restaurant Preview

Love your content! What's your recommendation for the easiest and simplest tool or method to "Track Every Cent" and "Track Your Net Worth"?
Comment from : N Z

This is a great reminder Fantastic listen
Comment from : LoganBros Music

This book is one of my favorites Wish I would have read it when I was 10
Comment from : Daily Theology

This is the second vlog by Tae that I have listened to Boy am I impressed
Comment from : Jeff Bither

Your Money or Your Life is my absolute favourite non-fiction book So valuable I read it in my mid-twenties and have been hooked on the principles ever since I've recommended it countless times to anyone who will listen LOL
Comment from : Tracy L Ward

Thank you!
Comment from : Alexander Chychykalo

Loved this oneand really resonated with me! Sharing with friends
Comment from : Somil Patni

bI didn't become financially independent until I was in my late 40's, and I'm still in my 40's In addition to having purchased my second home and earning money on a monthly basis through passive income, I've also achieved three out of five goals I just hope this inspires someone to realize that it doesn't matter if you don't have any of these things yet, you can start today no matter your age Change your future by investing! I made a rather big decision by investing in the financial market/b
Comment from : Usman Takari

Very good job that you communicate this knowledge that is so needed to change the consumer mentality and always wanting to go for more, even if this costs you your entire life in debt and paying with the most valuable thing, your life and your time 💎
Comment from : Sergio Gonzalez

I read this book twice Love it! It was one of the first books in my ongoing journey to financial freedom I think about its lessons and wisdom all the time It has changed how I think about spending my hard earned dollars The best thing that money can buy, is freedom Don’t waste your money by squandering it on stupid material possessions and trinkets for status
Comment from : TylerG

Is that a new shirt?
Comment from : Willis Nielson

Will Mint allow you to "split" a transaction into multiple categories of expense?
Comment from : Bruce Stiles

I would challenge the authors on tracking every cent coming in and going out Some people do need this from a behavioral standpoint, but it would drive me nuts A better method is just to automate retirement plan contributions and savings Set the savings rate corresponding to ones needs (eg, 20-25), and know you don't have to worry about tracking spending or budgeting
Comment from : Gerry Shoshensky

Thank you for this p articular video! Love your channel Tae!
Comment from : Wendi Tate

Great summary of this book Tae!
Comment from : Ben DiMiero

I don't remember much from this book i particular after all of the reading I've done, but one takeaway was the chart it described, with income, expenses, and hypothetical investment income plotted out over time I have built up a nice chart over the years with monthly updates that is now just starting to show that I can probably retire, which is pretty neat
Comment from : OrdinaryHuman

Tae Kim is now my favorite Youtuber! Thank you for all these information and opinion Love from PH 🇵🇭
Comment from : Azil Shane De Leon

I just started reading this book a few days ago!! I got goosebumps at the coincidence 🤯
Comment from : magicshop3

Great content 👌 👏 👍
Comment from : Peter L

I read this book in college during the nineties, changed my attitude toward money Very beneficial
Comment from : d m

Awesome content Tae! I always learn something after watching your videos! Greatly appreciate!
Comment from : David Shelko

Great video Another great book is ‘How to ruin your financial life’ by Ben Stein
Comment from : Skfotedar

Great video full of wisdom! I continue to realize and appreciate that less is more, and I really enjoy having different aspects of my life minimized And understanding the time relation to money and vice versa is very important
Comment from : Finance with Avrin

Tae this is like "Life 401" level stuff lol So many people don't even know why they are chasing the next dollar Knowing when you're living a satisfied life is definitely a key piece missing from most people's lives Keep it up bud you're making a real difference in people's lives, not just inflating bank accounts/investments
Comment from : MeltingRubberZ28

Very good points After all-"What does it profit a man to gain the whole World and lose their own soul?"
Comment from : Jeffrey Cousins

If you're interested in diving into an older, but arguably more timeless and holistic version of the book, I recommend Candide by Voltaire It is not nearly as direct with its lessons, but it offers a lot in terms of how to live well, and as the book says, "cultivate your garden"
Comment from : aku