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Jayson Tatum says he still doesn’t live off his NBA paycheck and only started investing after four years in the league “My mom still doesn’t let me spend my NBA money. That’s still about 95% true.” “I’ve used some of it to buy houses for myself, my mom, and... show more

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Jayson Tatum says he didn’t invest during his first four years in the NBA because no one ever taught him how “I didn’t invest my first four years.” “I never learned about investing as a kid.” “My mom and I didn’t even have a savings account.” “We had nobody to teach us how to make your money work for you.” “I’ve been very grateful to find partners and opportunities over the last few years.” “I’ve been able to invest in companies that I’m genuinely interested in.” “I want the things I invest in to be organic to me.”

Jayson Tatum says he didn’t invest during his first four years in the NBA because no one ever taught him how “I didn’t invest my first four years.” “I never learned about investing as a kid.” “My mom and I didn’t even have a savings account.” “We had nobody to teach us how to make your money work for you.” “I’ve been very grateful to find partners and opportunities over the last few years.” “I’ve been able to invest in companies that I’m genuinely interested in.” “I want the things I invest in to be organic to me.”

Isaac Bassey

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👀🥲Gilbert Burns says he has 4 fights left on his contract but only feels like doing two: "Me and my wife — we being smart investing money. I don’t need to fight for the money. I still have 4 fights in my contract but I’m kinda in a mood to maybe two." 🎥 Buiten De Kooi

👀🥲Gilbert Burns says he has 4 fights left on his contract but only feels like doing two: "Me and my wife — we being smart investing money. I don’t need to fight for the money. I still have 4 fights in my contract but I’m kinda in a mood to maybe two." 🎥 Buiten De Kooi

Home of Fight

620,740 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

Patrick Beverley says he came to the NBA with just $7,000 after paying $1.25 million of his $1.7 million overseas buyout himself “I’m officially in the NBA now. I’m broke as hell. I got to get all this money back.” “My buyout, $1.7 million. The NBA can only pay $450,000. I had to pay the rest.” “Put myself in debt coming to the league.” “I paid my own money to get to the NBA, bro.” “All the money I ever made overseas, I got to get all that shit back.” “I came to the NBA with like $7,000 in my pocket.”

Patrick Beverley says he came to the NBA with just $7,000 after paying $1.25 million of his $1.7 million overseas buyout himself “I’m officially in the NBA now. I’m broke as hell. I got to get all this money back.” “My buyout, $1.7 million. The NBA can only pay $450,000. I had to pay the rest.” “Put myself in debt coming to the league.” “I paid my own money to get to the NBA, bro.” “All the money I ever made overseas, I got to get all that shit back.” “I came to the NBA with like $7,000 in my pocket.”

Bassey

445,453 Aufrufe • vor 4 Tagen

I hat£ my parents for bringing me into poverty and still expecting me to get them out of it. Isn’t it crazy that our parents send us to university, give us ₦5,000 every two weeks, and still expect us to graduate with a first class? If I graduate with a third class, just manage it like that, because I think about money every second. If I even come out with a pass, just manage it.” — Lady

I hat£ my parents for bringing me into poverty and still expecting me to get them out of it. Isn’t it crazy that our parents send us to university, give us ₦5,000 every two weeks, and still expect us to graduate with a first class? If I graduate with a third class, just manage it like that, because I think about money every second. If I even come out with a pass, just manage it.” — Lady

TENIOLA

26,038 Aufrufe • vor 7 Monaten

Lamar Jackson says he watched friends chase fast money while he was playing the long game and counting how many years it would take him to reach the NFL “I’m seeing my friends who I was growing up with who I was playing football with… Just throw their life away for fast money and stuff like that. They used to tell me ‘Oh, you talk too much’. Because I used to always speak about football and positivity stuff. They didn’t want to hear that.” “Now it’s like… They’d rather hear it now because I’m Lamar Jackson. But I’ve been speaking about it. Everybody just wasn’t listening. I was already seeing what was going on. I wish we could go back in time and y’all could see what I was seeing. Because I always looked at life like, I counted years.” “Like I would think… ‘How many years does it take to get to the league?’ They’re saying… ‘You do three years in college.’ I said… ‘I’m doing three years.’ I’m not doing four. I’m not trying to go fifth year. I’m doing three years because I’m going to make sure my family is good.” “If you’re coming from a place like where I come from, don’t try to be like the guys around you. Don’t look up to the stuff that looks like it’s fun… Because sometimes it gets you in trouble.” “It’s sacrificing. ‘Man, I can’t have fun right now. I’ve got to get my family right. I can’t do this right now. I can’t mess up.’ Forget the fast money. I’ve got to think about longevity.” “You can get locked up and do five years for $1,000. That money gone. It’s gone. You’re like… ‘Man, I just did that for $1,000…’ And I could have waited five years and I would’ve had $10 million.” “That’s why I’m where I’m at right now. That’s how I used to think. My mom working… She’s busting her behind. It’s me, my brother and my two sisters at home. I’m the oldest…” “So I’ve got to make sure everybody right. And it’s like… Man, I can’t wait, but I’ve got to wait. That’s the sacrifice. I’ve got to be patient. People don’t look at it like that. It’s like… ‘Man, I need that money right now.’ But you don’t need that money right now. Just wait.”

Lamar Jackson says he watched friends chase fast money while he was playing the long game and counting how many years it would take him to reach the NFL “I’m seeing my friends who I was growing up with who I was playing football with… Just throw their life away for fast money and stuff like that. They used to tell me ‘Oh, you talk too much’. Because I used to always speak about football and positivity stuff. They didn’t want to hear that.” “Now it’s like… They’d rather hear it now because I’m Lamar Jackson. But I’ve been speaking about it. Everybody just wasn’t listening. I was already seeing what was going on. I wish we could go back in time and y’all could see what I was seeing. Because I always looked at life like, I counted years.” “Like I would think… ‘How many years does it take to get to the league?’ They’re saying… ‘You do three years in college.’ I said… ‘I’m doing three years.’ I’m not doing four. I’m not trying to go fifth year. I’m doing three years because I’m going to make sure my family is good.” “If you’re coming from a place like where I come from, don’t try to be like the guys around you. Don’t look up to the stuff that looks like it’s fun… Because sometimes it gets you in trouble.” “It’s sacrificing. ‘Man, I can’t have fun right now. I’ve got to get my family right. I can’t do this right now. I can’t mess up.’ Forget the fast money. I’ve got to think about longevity.” “You can get locked up and do five years for $1,000. That money gone. It’s gone. You’re like… ‘Man, I just did that for $1,000…’ And I could have waited five years and I would’ve had $10 million.” “That’s why I’m where I’m at right now. That’s how I used to think. My mom working… She’s busting her behind. It’s me, my brother and my two sisters at home. I’m the oldest…” “So I’ve got to make sure everybody right. And it’s like… Man, I can’t wait, but I’ve got to wait. That’s the sacrifice. I’ve got to be patient. People don’t look at it like that. It’s like… ‘Man, I need that money right now.’ But you don’t need that money right now. Just wait.”

Josh Chambers

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Jayson Tatum says he made a deal with his mom before getting drafted to not spend a single dollar of his Celtics salary, forcing himself to live entirely off his off-court endorsements. “My mom is the ultimate overseer of my business, and we made a deal before the draft that I couldn't spend a single dollar of the money I make from the Celtics” “They didn't realize how much I'd make off the court, so now whenever I want to buy nice watches, my running joke to her is, 'But it's not the Celtics money'”

Jayson Tatum says he made a deal with his mom before getting drafted to not spend a single dollar of his Celtics salary, forcing himself to live entirely off his off-court endorsements. “My mom is the ultimate overseer of my business, and we made a deal before the draft that I couldn't spend a single dollar of the money I make from the Celtics” “They didn't realize how much I'd make off the court, so now whenever I want to buy nice watches, my running joke to her is, 'But it's not the Celtics money'”

KΞRL_✂️

97,575 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten

This young lady claims she works 40 hours a week and doesn’t make enough to support herself. She wants people to stop talking about how Gen Z doesn’t want to work. She claims us other generations have worked longer and thus can afford to live on our own. But that’s the point isn’t it. She claims she doesn’t want to work for the rest of her life yet says we have an advantage because we have worked longer than them. I always told my kids that nobody rarely ever starts at the top. We start at the bottom, work hard and work our ways up. I didn’t rely on anybody but myself, did I get help along the way? Sure I did, I was lucky to have gotten some help but I didn’t ask for it and I didn’t expect it. My motto is as long as my two hands and feet still work, I will survive somehow. Did I want to go to school for almost a decade? No I didn’t. Did I want to be a part of the workforce for so long, of course not, nobody does. But that’s the difference. I did it because I knew I had to do what I had to do to have an easier life later on. Self accountability goes a long way, I’ve always believed that if I am not where I want to be, the only person I can blame is myself. So no I’m not criticizing the younger generation for struggling. I am criticizing them for the fact they are complaining about it because they expected it to be easy. Going to school, and getting a job doesn’t mean I am automatically financially independent by default, it takes years to reach that point naturally. It’s a hard ride but we will all get there.

This young lady claims she works 40 hours a week and doesn’t make enough to support herself. She wants people to stop talking about how Gen Z doesn’t want to work. She claims us other generations have worked longer and thus can afford to live on our own. But that’s the point isn’t it. She claims she doesn’t want to work for the rest of her life yet says we have an advantage because we have worked longer than them. I always told my kids that nobody rarely ever starts at the top. We start at the bottom, work hard and work our ways up. I didn’t rely on anybody but myself, did I get help along the way? Sure I did, I was lucky to have gotten some help but I didn’t ask for it and I didn’t expect it. My motto is as long as my two hands and feet still work, I will survive somehow. Did I want to go to school for almost a decade? No I didn’t. Did I want to be a part of the workforce for so long, of course not, nobody does. But that’s the difference. I did it because I knew I had to do what I had to do to have an easier life later on. Self accountability goes a long way, I’ve always believed that if I am not where I want to be, the only person I can blame is myself. So no I’m not criticizing the younger generation for struggling. I am criticizing them for the fact they are complaining about it because they expected it to be easy. Going to school, and getting a job doesn’t mean I am automatically financially independent by default, it takes years to reach that point naturally. It’s a hard ride but we will all get there.

SonnyBoy🇺🇸

40,195 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten

Bryce huff says he put $1 million into SpaceX in 2023, investing nearly half of the money he had left after taxes “I was making rookie minimum for three years.” “Living in New York was eating up half my contract.” “My one-bedroom apartment was about $4,500 a month.” “I stayed there year-round because I didn’t have anywhere else to go.” “That was destroying my checks.” “I was also spending a lot on Uber Eats and eating out.” “I barely had any money left to invest.” “The couple of small investments I did make on that contract lost me all my money.” “Going into my fourth year, I signed a tender for about $4.7 million.” “After New York taxes, I had around $2.5 million left over.” “That was when I could finally start investing.” “In 2023, I put $1 million into SpaceX.” “That was huge for me because it was literally half of all my money.” “I spread the rest into other investments.” “Then everything hit with Philly when I got the new deal.” “I bought a crib, got a whip, and invested everything else.” “I don't go out splurging on stuff.” “My biggest purchases were a house and a McLaren, but after that, every dollar went straight into investments.”

Bryce huff says he put $1 million into SpaceX in 2023, investing nearly half of the money he had left after taxes “I was making rookie minimum for three years.” “Living in New York was eating up half my contract.” “My one-bedroom apartment was about $4,500 a month.” “I stayed there year-round because I didn’t have anywhere else to go.” “That was destroying my checks.” “I was also spending a lot on Uber Eats and eating out.” “I barely had any money left to invest.” “The couple of small investments I did make on that contract lost me all my money.” “Going into my fourth year, I signed a tender for about $4.7 million.” “After New York taxes, I had around $2.5 million left over.” “That was when I could finally start investing.” “In 2023, I put $1 million into SpaceX.” “That was huge for me because it was literally half of all my money.” “I spread the rest into other investments.” “Then everything hit with Philly when I got the new deal.” “I bought a crib, got a whip, and invested everything else.” “I don't go out splurging on stuff.” “My biggest purchases were a house and a McLaren, but after that, every dollar went straight into investments.”

KΞRL_✂️

220,382 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat

“Investing in USA has become a complete momentum play.” “Every salesperson in my company wants to know how to invest in US. It may work for next 1 year, but from long term horizon, I still question it.” - S. Naren. May 2026.

“Investing in USA has become a complete momentum play.” “Every salesperson in my company wants to know how to invest in US. It may work for next 1 year, but from long term horizon, I still question it.” - S. Naren. May 2026.

Ronit Pereira

346,054 Aufrufe • vor 4 Monaten

Jay Cinco reveals he had 300K followers and was still so broke he almost had to ask his mom for money “I went from not knowing how I was going to pay my rent and almost asking my mom for money, to making it” “I remember I paid for my brother’s graduation, it was like $200-300, and I only had $400 left in my account. I paid it, and then my mom asked me for something else, and I was like, damn, I don’t got it. Then everything changed. The next month I made $20,000. I was literally on my last hundred dollars, and I was praying to God every day. It shifted my whole life” “When God moves mountains for you, how could you not respect Him? How could you not praise Him? How could you not encourage people to run towards Him?”

Jay Cinco reveals he had 300K followers and was still so broke he almost had to ask his mom for money “I went from not knowing how I was going to pay my rent and almost asking my mom for money, to making it” “I remember I paid for my brother’s graduation, it was like $200-300, and I only had $400 left in my account. I paid it, and then my mom asked me for something else, and I was like, damn, I don’t got it. Then everything changed. The next month I made $20,000. I was literally on my last hundred dollars, and I was praying to God every day. It shifted my whole life” “When God moves mountains for you, how could you not respect Him? How could you not praise Him? How could you not encourage people to run towards Him?”

Mikli

964,942 Aufrufe • vor 4 Monaten

Kevin Hart reveals his single mom secretly set him and his brother up for life on no income "As I got older, I got a different version of my mom. From the age four on, there was no relationship with my dad. All I saw was my mom go to work, come home, tend to me and my brother" "We didn't have money, but we also never saw that we didn't have money" "It wasn't until my mom passed away that me and my brother got to see how much she did" "There was insurance and money given to me and my brother, accounts that were set up, she had college funds just in case" "Without having this crazy salary or money coming, no financial advisor, nothing" "My mom was hungry for information. She felt that it was free, and you can obtain as much of it as you can keep"

Kevin Hart reveals his single mom secretly set him and his brother up for life on no income "As I got older, I got a different version of my mom. From the age four on, there was no relationship with my dad. All I saw was my mom go to work, come home, tend to me and my brother" "We didn't have money, but we also never saw that we didn't have money" "It wasn't until my mom passed away that me and my brother got to see how much she did" "There was insurance and money given to me and my brother, accounts that were set up, she had college funds just in case" "Without having this crazy salary or money coming, no financial advisor, nothing" "My mom was hungry for information. She felt that it was free, and you can obtain as much of it as you can keep"

Casper

794,453 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten

“I live in the Uk now and I still send money to my classmates/age-mates who retired in Nigeria. I moved to the UK 20 years ago because of my future and the future of my children”

“I live in the Uk now and I still send money to my classmates/age-mates who retired in Nigeria. I moved to the UK 20 years ago because of my future and the future of my children”

Oyindamola🙄

187,010 Aufrufe • vor 3 Monaten

CJ McCollum says he’s signed multiple NBA extensions worth hundreds of millions, and still lives on the exact budget he set in 2016, because he pretends the money never came “The budget we have in place now for my family and I is the same budget that I had when I signed my first extension in 2016” “We pretended that I was never going to make another dollar for the rest of my life. And then I signed another extension. And then I signed another extension. We pretended like none of this money was ever going to come” “We’re living as if that first extension is all we have left”

CJ McCollum says he’s signed multiple NBA extensions worth hundreds of millions, and still lives on the exact budget he set in 2016, because he pretends the money never came “The budget we have in place now for my family and I is the same budget that I had when I signed my first extension in 2016” “We pretended that I was never going to make another dollar for the rest of my life. And then I signed another extension. And then I signed another extension. We pretended like none of this money was ever going to come” “We’re living as if that first extension is all we have left”

katsu

292,393 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten

a story fourth never told before 😂🫳🏻 #THEINTERVIEWxFOURTH 4️⃣: level 3 - money. hey we’re talking about money too? i like talking about money 🎙️: how old were you when you first got into debt? 4️⃣: when i was a kid, my mom rarely gave me money to take to school. its not that we didnt have money but my mom was forgetful and liked waking up late. whenever i went to ask her for money, she’d still be sleeping and she’d be like, “go first!! go first!! borrow from your friends, borrow from your friends.” 😂 that’s what caused me to get into debt from a young age 4️⃣: at my school, if you wanted to pay for food or drinks, you had to use a card. it was called a smart purse. whenever it was time to tap my card, there’d often be no money left on it. bc my mom didnt give me money every morning. she would give it to me once a week but i wasnt very good at managing money, so id spend it way too quickly. that’s why i had to borrow from my friends. my debt record back then was around 2,000 - 3,000 baht in just a week. and my friends would say, “hey fourth why havent you paid me back? you come borrow from me every single day every day every dayyy.” stuff like that 4️⃣: that was the first time i got into debt in my life. and i was embarrassed too bc i didnt have money to pay people back. do you know what i did? i had to borrow money from another person to pay back someone else (😭😂) there were only about fifty or sixty students in my class, so everyone knew that fourth borrowed from this person to pay back that person! that was one of the embarrassing things from my childhood (😭🫳🏻) my mom would say it was good. shed say, “good bc you’ve gotten to experience life.” mae pui 😂😂😂😂 mom said, that’s good. we need to know how to manage people. we need to know how to borrow money from people 4️⃣: his name is titan 😂 thank you very much titan. even now we share a netflix subscription. i still owe him money. i completely owe him. i forgot to transfer the money to him (😂🫳🏻) and ive owed him for six months already. sorry for still owing the netflix money, i’ll pay it soon 😂 if you see this clip, thank you very much. from childhood until now, you’ve always lent me money. i’ll repay you.. thank you very much. he reminds me every day and i’m always like, hei!! ive been busy working. i dont have time😂 even tho it isnt that much, just a few hundred baht. but i also owe him for pork leg rice. now its around four to five thousand baht. i still havent paid him back at all😂

a story fourth never told before 😂🫳🏻 #THEINTERVIEWxFOURTH 4️⃣: level 3 - money. hey we’re talking about money too? i like talking about money 🎙️: how old were you when you first got into debt? 4️⃣: when i was a kid, my mom rarely gave me money to take to school. its not that we didnt have money but my mom was forgetful and liked waking up late. whenever i went to ask her for money, she’d still be sleeping and she’d be like, “go first!! go first!! borrow from your friends, borrow from your friends.” 😂 that’s what caused me to get into debt from a young age 4️⃣: at my school, if you wanted to pay for food or drinks, you had to use a card. it was called a smart purse. whenever it was time to tap my card, there’d often be no money left on it. bc my mom didnt give me money every morning. she would give it to me once a week but i wasnt very good at managing money, so id spend it way too quickly. that’s why i had to borrow from my friends. my debt record back then was around 2,000 - 3,000 baht in just a week. and my friends would say, “hey fourth why havent you paid me back? you come borrow from me every single day every day every dayyy.” stuff like that 4️⃣: that was the first time i got into debt in my life. and i was embarrassed too bc i didnt have money to pay people back. do you know what i did? i had to borrow money from another person to pay back someone else (😭😂) there were only about fifty or sixty students in my class, so everyone knew that fourth borrowed from this person to pay back that person! that was one of the embarrassing things from my childhood (😭🫳🏻) my mom would say it was good. shed say, “good bc you’ve gotten to experience life.” mae pui 😂😂😂😂 mom said, that’s good. we need to know how to manage people. we need to know how to borrow money from people 4️⃣: his name is titan 😂 thank you very much titan. even now we share a netflix subscription. i still owe him money. i completely owe him. i forgot to transfer the money to him (😂🫳🏻) and ive owed him for six months already. sorry for still owing the netflix money, i’ll pay it soon 😂 if you see this clip, thank you very much. from childhood until now, you’ve always lent me money. i’ll repay you.. thank you very much. he reminds me every day and i’m always like, hei!! ive been busy working. i dont have time😂 even tho it isnt that much, just a few hundred baht. but i also owe him for pork leg rice. now its around four to five thousand baht. i still havent paid him back at all😂

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25,452 Aufrufe • vor 3 Monaten

#SongZuer has always been independent since a younger age 🥹 🦢- i went to the united states without an agent. i got myself there on my own bcs my mom didn't want me to go to the US. at that time, my mom told me, "if you want to go abroad, you have to do it by yourself." i actually asked around, and the agency fee was one hundred thousand yuan. i remember back then, i spent some money to buy skype, and every day, i would sleep during the day, then wake up in the middle of the night to call american schools one by one. i eventually managed to go abroad. my mom had no idea how i managed to get there by myself. our family is the kind that believes in being self-reliant, so i especially love english. i've never been to a tutoring class. i just used to hide in the bathroom every day and secretly watch american tv shows. even now, my mom still doesn't understand how i ever learned english.

#SongZuer has always been independent since a younger age 🥹 🦢- i went to the united states without an agent. i got myself there on my own bcs my mom didn't want me to go to the US. at that time, my mom told me, "if you want to go abroad, you have to do it by yourself." i actually asked around, and the agency fee was one hundred thousand yuan. i remember back then, i spent some money to buy skype, and every day, i would sleep during the day, then wake up in the middle of the night to call american schools one by one. i eventually managed to go abroad. my mom had no idea how i managed to get there by myself. our family is the kind that believes in being self-reliant, so i especially love english. i've never been to a tutoring class. i just used to hide in the bathroom every day and secretly watch american tv shows. even now, my mom still doesn't understand how i ever learned english.

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28,587 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

“There’s 30M in my account as we speak but I won’t spend up to 50k on myself. I now beg for data. If you dash me money it goes straight into my betting account. My mom doesn’t know I sold my shop in Lagos reason why I relocated to Delta yet”😭💔 —Gambling addict cries for help

“There’s 30M in my account as we speak but I won’t spend up to 50k on myself. I now beg for data. If you dash me money it goes straight into my betting account. My mom doesn’t know I sold my shop in Lagos reason why I relocated to Delta yet”😭💔 —Gambling addict cries for help

Beri🌚

139,751 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten

Stephen Curry explains how he used gratitude to process being underpaid on his 4 year $44,000,000 deal while winning MVP's and titles early in his career “It’s all intentionality. It sounds so freaking cheesy and cliché because I’m talking about it right now, but this is exactly how I thought.” “I talked to my wife about it right before I signed. I had to tell myself, one, let’s keep perspective here. $44 million for four years.” “More money than my pops ever made in the league. I’d been around the league for 16 years watching my dad play. I knew how far the league had grown from when he played.” “That’s good money. Support my family. Got a lot of security. I just want to be healthy.” “Let’s focus on that, not what you’re leaving on the table or what you could have made. Don’t count anybody else’s money. At the end of the day, when you sign, that’s your decision. You’re going to rock with it.” “I tried to set that foundation for my mindset right then and there. Never renegotiate with myself afterwards. Never second-guess.” “Never come back to that moment like, ‘Oh, I should’ve, could’ve, would’ve.’ Because that’s not how life works.” “I had to be really intentional about it. It sounds so simple and fairytale because it did work out. But I give myself credit that that was the perspective I made sure I had.” “I didn’t want to let anything distract me from what could have been, what I left on the table, or what other situation could have been out there. I was still taken care of. I was still good.”

Stephen Curry explains how he used gratitude to process being underpaid on his 4 year $44,000,000 deal while winning MVP's and titles early in his career “It’s all intentionality. It sounds so freaking cheesy and cliché because I’m talking about it right now, but this is exactly how I thought.” “I talked to my wife about it right before I signed. I had to tell myself, one, let’s keep perspective here. $44 million for four years.” “More money than my pops ever made in the league. I’d been around the league for 16 years watching my dad play. I knew how far the league had grown from when he played.” “That’s good money. Support my family. Got a lot of security. I just want to be healthy.” “Let’s focus on that, not what you’re leaving on the table or what you could have made. Don’t count anybody else’s money. At the end of the day, when you sign, that’s your decision. You’re going to rock with it.” “I tried to set that foundation for my mindset right then and there. Never renegotiate with myself afterwards. Never second-guess.” “Never come back to that moment like, ‘Oh, I should’ve, could’ve, would’ve.’ Because that’s not how life works.” “I had to be really intentional about it. It sounds so simple and fairytale because it did work out. But I give myself credit that that was the perspective I made sure I had.” “I didn’t want to let anything distract me from what could have been, what I left on the table, or what other situation could have been out there. I was still taken care of. I was still good.”

Josh Chambers

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Chris Camillo says investing in 170 private companies was the biggest mistake he ever made "The $20,000 that I initially invested has generated roughly $80 million of returns over the past 18 years" "I take the bulk of my money out every year and invest it in early stage companies… almost 170 of them, which was the biggest investment mistake I ever made" "My public portfolio generates north of 70% annualized returns… why would I take money out of that and put it into private companies generating 10 to 15%"

Chris Camillo says investing in 170 private companies was the biggest mistake he ever made "The $20,000 that I initially invested has generated roughly $80 million of returns over the past 18 years" "I take the bulk of my money out every year and invest it in early stage companies… almost 170 of them, which was the biggest investment mistake I ever made" "My public portfolio generates north of 70% annualized returns… why would I take money out of that and put it into private companies generating 10 to 15%"

Yonan

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“Nobody has taken none of my properties away from me, so I still got all my houses, I still got everything.” Floyd Mayweather speaks on reports that he sold his jewelry because he needed the money, as he opens up about his current lawsuits and addresses the past backlash he received for pulling out and counting a stack of money in front of Jay-Z while sitting courtside at an NBA game, saying his name is Money, so he’s not paying nobody with a credit card. (🎥 It Is What It Is/YouTube)

“Nobody has taken none of my properties away from me, so I still got all my houses, I still got everything.” Floyd Mayweather speaks on reports that he sold his jewelry because he needed the money, as he opens up about his current lawsuits and addresses the past backlash he received for pulling out and counting a stack of money in front of Jay-Z while sitting courtside at an NBA game, saying his name is Money, so he’s not paying nobody with a credit card. (🎥 It Is What It Is/YouTube)

The Art Of Dialogue

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MrBeast reveals his mom secretly hid $10,000 for him because she was terrified he’d go broke “my parents were over leveraged in 2008 and they lost everything and literally had to file for bankruptcy” “She took $10,000 and hid it in my name in a bank account I didn’t know about as like a rainy day fund so my son’s never actually homeless” “I eventually found out about it and I was like oh that’s perfect I can spend a little more on this next video and I’ve never seen her cry more than that” “she’s just like you can’t take this I need this money so I can sleep at night and know you’re good” “My brain didn’t register any of that cause I’m just like what do you mean money means to make videos and I’m like why would we save money we can make better videos and I eventually convinced her to give me the money so I can go put it into videos”

MrBeast reveals his mom secretly hid $10,000 for him because she was terrified he’d go broke “my parents were over leveraged in 2008 and they lost everything and literally had to file for bankruptcy” “She took $10,000 and hid it in my name in a bank account I didn’t know about as like a rainy day fund so my son’s never actually homeless” “I eventually found out about it and I was like oh that’s perfect I can spend a little more on this next video and I’ve never seen her cry more than that” “she’s just like you can’t take this I need this money so I can sleep at night and know you’re good” “My brain didn’t register any of that cause I’m just like what do you mean money means to make videos and I’m like why would we save money we can make better videos and I eventually convinced her to give me the money so I can go put it into videos”

Third

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