If I Started Investing From $0 Today, Here's Exactly What I'd Do

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I wanna know if this information you’re sharing still is a match with $100 to start your investment.

Step 1 have cash flow. Can't invest without cash flow. Once you factor in the cost of living. That forces you to spend money. Investigating is near impossible. The stock market is too much like gambling. If you aren't a lucky person. Probably not a good idea to invest in the stock market. I have all odds stacked against me. It's been decades and I still haven't gotten out of the poverty system.

Thank you for the info!

The smartest move was building automated income streams instead of relying on a paycheck. I’m now clearing $54,250 every week and finally owning every hour of my day. This result comes from staying focused and going all in.

Ive watched and rewatched this video thx for breaking it down barney style

The funny thing is if everyone thought to instead spend 1000 on the iPhone and spend it on the stock, Apple would crash. But majority won't take the advice to invest so it's okay.

Please tell us the next time your broke cousin start investing

Yes sir thank you for your experience. It very clear

People say they want better lives, but sometimes their choices tell a different story. Tell someone to put $1,000 into starting a small business and suddenly it feels like too much. Give them $1,000 to buy a new phone, and they’ll find a way. They can spend two hours watching Netflix without thinking twice, but two hours learning a skill feels exhausting. Opportunity matters, but so does what you choose to do with the time and money you already have.

J pa g inshAllah i try your method with $100 i watching your other paychecks buys 5 things … then i watch and finish this video woth note books and step by step follow your way i cant wait to quit working man … i feel like slave running in circles and i feel like a sucka man wasting life away dreaming of freedom and yet still have not found it n have not brought it in to reality … i am heart broken with the amount of trust and love i have put in to people around me but at the end the only one still there is the One and ur own family nobody esle .. Pa G help me guide me i camt wait to have some good maazaa daar food … sukriya mera pra … Gee da rah ! Thank you

After raising 2 children to become successful, and getting divorced, I was able to pay my debt off, and every paycheck, I would buy myself old bills and coins as a hobby, over the past 10yrs, not really counting all of it up, I didn't know what I really had, and I also pay cash for everything on purpose, in order to get change back, I kept every star note along the way, I would go to the ATM and withdrawal whatever amount and go through it. In search of random bills of my interest, when the corona virus hit, I noticed that people were spending their collections daily, and unfortunately, I also believe that people were stealing from others with no interest in the currency they had, they just saw a dollar amount, and I also filled 5 5 gallon water jugs with random change, as the housing market crashed, I was able to purchase a nice condo outright, in an HOA, that offers a monthly shuttle service with a monthly calendar, that eliminated all vehicle expenses, however, I do have a vehicle with low mileage in the event of emergency, and because my place is out in the country, there is all kinds of wildlife and fishing, which I grew up in the outdoors, so I bought a garage freezer, and filled it up, and built 2 pantries as well, leaving it up to me to be able to save whatever I choose to, I only leave enough in the bank to keep my accounts open, and I also have a couple 401k plans available to me, so it's basically about positioning yourself to succeed at bare minimum costs, and total control of your own money, I find it rewarding, and that's my synopsis, ty.

please help me. I am 61 yrs young starting over from Narcissistic abuse finacially, emotionally, mentally and physically I need to rebuild, i had a business I built in 1994 he took it all and it was my family legacy. I need to rebuild my life he spent all of my retirement and $700,000. Please help me to navigate what money i have left 90,000

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Man, I thought I knew the rules: work hard, hustle, save every cent. But I always felt stuck. Then someone casually mentioned Psychological Wealth Paradox by Alden Rothman in a comment somewhere, and I swear, it felt like accidentally stumbling onto forbidden knowledge. It made me question every single thing Id been taught about money, wealth, and success. Not gonna lie, I felt like I was cheating the system just by reading it.

Everyone is obsessed with building better habits, but I learned the hard way that habits dont stick if your core identity is still tied to poverty. A high-level consultant told me to stop reading generic self-help and pick up Psychological Wealth Paradox by Alden Rothman instead. It completely broke down the concept of identity shifting and why the elite dont try to change their actions, they change who they are. Its a little dark, but its the most effective thing I’ve ever read.

I spent five years strictly following the 'budget and invest in index funds' advice, and all it did was make me miserably frugal and exhausted. The turning point was when a self-made entrepreneur laughed at my strategy and told me to read Psychological Wealth Paradox by Alden Rothman. It lays out exactly why the elite never rely on linear income, but instead shift their entire identity to attract capital and leverage systems. Its not just a book, its an exit strategy from a system designed to milk you dry.

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Most guys flexing on Instagram are drowning in debt, while the guys actually controlling the money are completely invisible. I realized this after a mentor forced me to read Psychological Wealth Paradox by Alden Rothman and study how quiet wealth actually operates. It completely dismantled my idea of what it means to be rich and showed me how to use psychological leverage to build an empire without needing the spotlight. Seriously, this book feels like something you arent supposed to be reading.

I read Psychological Wealth Paradox by Alden Rothman cover to cover on a long flight. I couldnt sleep after. The book doesnt scream it whispers things no one says out loud how the tax code is a map, how debt is a tool, how income is a trap. I landed thinking about foundations, shells, and leverage in a whole new way. I wasnt taught wrong, I was just taught to stay inside the system….

No finance guru or YouTuber has ever explained wealth creation like Alden Rothman did in Psychological Wealth Paradox. It truly feels like forbidden knowledge.

I was at an event with a millionaire who casually mentioned how he hadnt earned a paycheck in over a decade. I couldnt wrap my head around it until later when he recommended Psychological Wealth Paradox by Alden Rothman. That book explained exactly how people like him live off systems, not salaries. I stopped obsessing over income and started focusing on assets. Now my whole mindset is different, and Im slowly starting to turn my life around.

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On a flight from Tokyo to Chicago I sat next to a woman who manages portfolios for ultra wealthy families. She wasn’t bragging, just explaining how people misunderstand “wealth.” Before we landed she asked if I read Psychological Wealth Paradox by Alden Rothman. I hadn’t. I ordered it the same night. The part about silent power structures hit me harder than any business course I ever took.

My parents worked themselves to the bone and still struggled. I was headed down the same path until I decided to look for some answers outside of standard advice. Psychological Wealth Paradox by Alden Rothman was the book that taught me that debt isn’t always bad and income isn’t always good. I started restructuring my family’s finances and the stress is gone. Its crazy that this information isnt taught in school

I thought wealth psychology was all fluff until I read Psychological Wealth Paradox by Alden Rothman. Everything finally clicked.

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This book Psychological Wealth Paradox by Alden Rothman didn’t just challenge what I believed about money, it challenged how I see governments, laws, and borders. It’s not a financial book in the normal sense. It’s more like a playbook for invisible leverage. After reading it, I finally understood why some people never go viral, never speak on stage, but control empires. They were never meant to be seen.

Elon says we will not need money in ten years or so time. What do you guys think about that?

These days I prefer etfs that holds a whole bunch of companies like apple, google Nivea and more. I like Charles swab

Very nice. Thank you.

Love your videos, I am always sharing them with my kids .. thank you so much for making it simple for us to apply ❤

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Reaching retirement at 48 and seeing $28k biweekly is an absolute blessing. Yet, the real victory is knowing my family was there through every step of the hustle their unwavering support means the most. Thank you.

I like Jaspreet! He digs alright!

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I would love if you could present asides of stocks etf etc, start going and hitting videos on REAL ESTATE investing

Guys what stocks would you recommend me to buy. One that will make me so much returns in the future. Based on research

Jaspreet, please give me a few suggestions of what to invest in today. Im selling a condo and going to invest 500k. Im 61 and dont need income but want to build generational wealth. Im splitting between Treasury bonds, VOO and SCHD. Im sure you have better ideas.

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How do you pool money out of your house without getting tax to death, you need to get info for 11,000 baby boomer per day that are retiring, they need to know how to pool money out of their homes, they are stuck, that's where the trillions are, teach that, that's the need, no one is teaching that, we need help there,help were help is needed