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  • If you invested 10K in Netflix back in 2002 when it went public?

    如果你在2002年Netflix上市的時候投資了1萬塊錢?

  • How much do you think your investment would worth by today?

    你認為你的投資到今天會值多少錢?

  • 4,329,600 dollars because the stock price surged by %43196 since then, which is mind-blowing.

    432.96萬元,因為此後股價暴漲%43196,令人瞠目結舌。

  • Don't feel bad about yourself since you missed this opportunity because there will always

    錯過了這次機會,不要自責,因為總會有的。

  • be another Netflix, another amazon.

    成為另一個Netflix,另一個亞馬遜。

  • The world is constantly evolving, and new companies are coming with innovative ways

    世界在不斷地發展,新的公司也在不斷地以創新的方式來實現

  • to make our lives better.

    以使我們的生活更加美好。

  • People who take advantage of such opportunities or, in general, are financially successful

    利用這種機會的人,或者說,一般來說,在經濟上是成功的。

  • have a certain lifestyle, certain habits that make them high-income earners.

    有一定的生活方式,一定的習慣,使他們成為高收入者。

  • Hence in this video, we are going to explore five them.

    是以,在這段視頻中,我們將探討其中的五個問題。

  • Of course, YouTube is filled with such videos; that's why we will take a look at it from

    當然,YouTube上充斥著這樣的視頻,這也是為什麼我們會從

  • a different angle and explore the ones that are uncommon.

    不同的角度,探討那些不常見的。

  • So listen carefully!

    所以仔細聽好了!

  • Focus on getting more Skills Because they are more important than knowledge.

    注重掌握更多的技能,因為技能比知識更重要。

  • I love reading books and learning new stuff.

    我喜歡看書,喜歡學習新知識。

  • That's all great, but what people often neglect is that, despite the importance of knowledge,

    這都是很好的,但人們往往忽略的是,儘管知識很重要。

  • skills are far more critical because they can be turned into a revenue source.

    技能更為關鍵,因為它們可以轉化為收入來源。

  • Think about how much knowledge you have gained throughout your life, from books, YouTube

    想一想你一生中獲得了多少知識,從書本、YouTube

  • videos, documentaries.

    視頻、紀錄片。

  • Probably a lot.

    可能是很多。

  • And now ask yourself how much of that knowledge do you really use to improve your life or

    現在問問自己,這些知識有多少是你真正用來改善自己的生活或

  • earn more money.

    賺更多的錢。

  • Probably a tiny fraction, because most of them aren't practical.

    可能是很小的一部分,因為大部分都不實用。

  • That's one of the problems people encounter after graduating.

    這也是大家畢業後遇到的問題之一。

  • Back in college, they were fed with tons of knowledge, but once you get a job, you realize

    在大學的時候,他們被灌輸了大量的知識,但是一旦你找到工作,你就會發現

  • that you don't need most of that knowledge, and you just have to master a set of skills

    你不需要大部分的知識,你只需要掌握一套技能就可以了。

  • that you have to repeat every day.

    你必須每天重複。

  • I am not saying that you shouldn't read books but focus on acquiring skills that would either

    我不是說你不應該看書,而是專注於掌握技能,這樣可以或者

  • increase your productivity or provide you with a source of income.

    提高您的生產力或為您提供收入來源。

  • There are a lot of things to learn about the stock market, for example, but if you master

    比如說,股市有很多東西需要學習,但如果你掌握了

  • the skill of analyzing financial statements.

    分析財務報表的技巧;

  • You can take a look at any company and figure out if it's undervalued or overvalued to a

    你可以看看任何一家公司,並找出它的價值被低估或高估到一個

  • certain extent and this simple skill would probably earn you much more.

    一定程度上,這個簡單的技能可能會讓你賺得更多。

  • Let's say you want to learn to make animated videos such as this video because you want

    比方說,你想學習製作動畫視頻,比如這個視頻,因為你想。

  • to start a YouTube channel.

    開始一個YouTube頻道。

  • You have to learn adobe after effects, illustrator, and photoshop.

    你必須學會adobe after effects、illustrator和photoshop。

  • It is a highly complex skill.

    這是一項非常複雜的技能。

  • But this course on Skillshare will teach the basics and some advanced tips so that you

    但技能共享的這門課程將教授基礎知識和一些先進的技巧,使你

  • can get started.

    可以開始。

  • Its taught by Kurzgazet, the channel that makes the best animation on the entire YouTube.

    其由Kurzgazet教授,該頻道使整個YouTube上最好的動畫。

  • Imagine learning from the best.

    想象一下,向優秀的人學習。

  • Over 21 thousand people have taken this course and you should too!

    超過2.1萬人參加了這個課程,你也應該參加!

  • If you are not into design, Skillshare offers thousands of inspiring classes for creative

    如果你不喜歡設計,Skillshare提供了數千種鼓舞人心的創意課程。

  • and curious people on topics including photography, video, freelancing, investing, and more.

    和好奇的人,話題包括攝影、視頻、自由職業、投資等。

  • Skillshare is an online learning community for creatives, where millions come together

    Skillshare是一個創意者的在線學習社區,數以百萬計的人聚集在這裡。

  • to take the next step in their creative journey.

    以期在他們的創意旅程中邁出下一步。

  • And all that is for less than dollars a month with an annual subscription.

    而這些都是每月不到美元的年費。

  • And here is a special offer for you!

    而這裡有一個特別的優惠給你!

  • You can access the course for free.

    您可以免費獲得該課程。

  • The first 1000 of you to click the link in the description will get a 2 month free trial

    前1000名點擊描述中的鏈接的人將獲得2個月的免費試用。

  • of Premium Membership.

    高級會員的。

  • Go ahead and master whatever skill you want.

    去掌握任何你想要的技能吧。

  • By the way, you will be supporting the channel by signing out to Skillshare.

    對了,你簽到技能共享,就是對頻道的支持。

  • And now, let's get back to the video.

    現在,讓我們回到視頻上。

  • However, one habit is not enough.

    然而,一個習慣是不夠的。

  • Usually, people with high incomes have a number of habits that guide their lives to keep increasing

    通常情況下,高收入的人都有一些習慣,引導他們的生活不斷增加

  • their income.

    其收入。

  • So the next habit which I had made part of my life since when I was a teenager is:

    所以,下一個從我十幾歲開始就已經成為我生活一部分的習慣是:

  • 2.

    2.

  • Start doing stuff without figuring everything out

    在沒有搞清楚一切的情況下就開始做事

  • When I got into real estate for the first, I literally knew nothing about the market.

    當我第一次進入房地產的時候,我真的對市場一無所知。

  • I was a teenager and was trying to figure out what on earth am I trying to accomplish.

    我是一個少年,我想知道我到底要完成什麼。

  • But I had a friend who was quite elder than me and was a real agent, after asking him

    但我有一個比我年長不少的朋友,他是做房地產中介的,問過他之後

  • for a few tips, I got into it without knowing much.

    的一些技巧,我在不瞭解的情況下就進入了。

  • To be honest, I made so many horrible mistakes that at that time, I thought that's the end

    說實話,我犯了太多可怕的錯誤,當時我以為就這樣結束了。

  • of my life.

    我的生活。

  • I am not gonna hide this, I got into a lot of debt, but thankfully I managed it.

    不瞞你說,我欠了很多債,但幸好我管住了。

  • I am not saying you should get into debt, throw all of your savings into risky investments,

    我不是說你應該負債,把所有的積蓄都投向高風險的投資。

  • or quit your job, and do random things.

    或者辭掉工作,隨便做一些事情。

  • But you have to keep in mind that you are never going to be 100 percent ready for anything,

    但你要記住,你永遠不會為任何事情做好百分之百的準備。

  • there will always be things you won't know.

    總會有一些你不知道的事情。

  • And the best way to learn is just to start and figure everything on the way.

    而最好的學習方法就是從頭開始,在學習的過程中把一切都弄明白。

  • You have a business idea in your mind, spend a couple of hours a day building it.

    你心中有一個商業想法,每天花幾個小時去建立它。

  • If you realize that it works, then quit your job or drop out!

    如果你意識到這一點,那就辭職或者退學吧!

  • If it doesn't, brilliant!

    如果沒有,那就太好了!

  • Now you know that you don't have to wait for years to start something that doesn't work.

    現在你知道了,你不用等上幾年就開始做一些沒有用的事情了。

  • Don't be trapped in to a mindset where you keep postponing everything because of a lack

    不要陷在一種心態中,因為缺乏而不斷延後一切。

  • of knowledge.

    的知識。

  • Regardless of what you decide to do.

    不管你決定做什麼。

  • Every financially successful person follows a certain type of routine that works the best

    每一個經濟上成功的人都會遵循某種類型的常規,這是最有效的。

  • for them.

    為他們。

  • 3.

    3.

  • Routine - consistency

    常規----一致性

  • Internet might lead you to believe that people who make a ton of money are lying on beaches

    網絡可能會讓你相信那些賺了很多錢的人都躺在沙灘上了

  • with a laptop and work an hour a day and spend the rest of their time enjoying life greatest

    筆記本電腦,每天工作一小時,其餘時間都在享受生活的樂趣。

  • pleasures.

    樂趣。

  • But that's not true even when it comes to people who can afford that and don't have

    但是,即使是有能力的人,也不是這樣的,他們沒有

  • to work another day in their lives.

    在他們的生活中再工作一天。

  • If you ask anyone who runs a business, manages a huge portfolio, does anything that brings

    如果你問任何一個經營企業、管理龐大投資組合的人,做任何能帶來

  • a lot of money about how they spend their days, they would almost always tell you that

    關於他們如何度過他們的日子,他們幾乎總是會告訴你,他們是如何度過的。

  • they have a fixed routine that they religiously follow no mater what happens.

    他們有一個固定的程序,他們虔誠地遵循無論發生什麼。

  • Because that's the only way to be hyper productive.

    因為只有這樣才能有超強的生產力。

  • You want to keep doing something every single day until you get better than everyone and

    你要每天堅持做一些事情,直到你比所有人都要好,並且

  • that effort pays back enormously.

    這種努力得到了巨大的回報。

  • The moment you slip out or interrupt that routine, things might get messy, and you no

    一旦你溜出去或者打斷了這個規律,事情可能就會變得一團糟,而你不

  • longer be making that kind of money.

    不再是賺取這樣的錢。

  • And the problem with money is that its not a one time game, it's very rare when someone

    而錢的問題是,它不是一個一次性的遊戲,它是非常罕見的,當有人。

  • makes so much money that they don't have to work another day for the rest of their lives.

    賺了這麼多錢,他們不用再工作一天的餘生。

  • Usually, as you make more money, your spending goes higher, and you realize that you need

    通常情況下,當你賺的錢越多,你的消費就越高,你就會意識到你需要

  • to keep your routine.

    以保持你的常規。

  • It doesn't mean you have to wake up at 4 am every morning, you have to find what works

    這並不意味著你必須每天早上4點起床,你必須找到有效的方法。

  • for you.

    為你。

  • I personally wake up around 7 in the morning and I have a routine that I have been following

    我個人早上7點左右起床,我有一個一直遵循的習慣是

  • for 10 years already.

    已經10年了。

  • The next habit is

    下一個習慣是

  • 4.

    4.

  • Patience

    耐心

  • And it is underrated.

    而且它被低估了。

  • Every high income earner knows that you can't make money overnight.

    每一個高收入者都知道,你不可能一夜暴富。

  • Even if you have a huge capital, the perfect team and a brilliant idea, it is still going

    即使你有龐大的資本、完美的團隊和絕妙的創意,也要去

  • to take you time to turn that brilliant idea into a profitable business.

    花費你的時間把這個絕妙的想法變成一個有利可圖的生意。

  • So if you are not patience enough, you will be jumping from one venture to another.

    所以,如果你沒有足夠的耐心,你就會從一個企業跳到另一個企業。

  • Take the stock market where we talk a lot about here on the channel.

    就拿我們在頻道里經常講的股市來說吧。

  • It often takes years if not decades to payback enormously and part of it because of compound

    它往往需要幾年,如果不是幾十年的回報巨大,它的一部分,因為複合

  • interest.

    興趣。

  • Not being patient also results in a loss of money.

    沒有耐心也會導致虧損。

  • There might be a cool asset, stock or an investment that have been grabbing the headlines recently.

    最近可能有一種很酷的資產、股票或投資在搶佔頭條。

  • Since everyone has jumped in to invest, you start feeling like you are missing out and

    由於大家都跳進了投資的行列,你開始覺得自己錯過了,而

  • you invest at the top where the market crashes and you end up losing a fortune.

    你在市場崩潰的頂部進行投資,最後卻損失慘重。

  • I am not hinting at any particular stock, it happens all the time, with every crises

    我不是在暗示任何特定的股票,它發生所有的時間,每一個危機。

  • and you have a lot of people losing most of their lives savings because they got excited

    你有很多人失去了大部分的生活儲蓄 因為他們得到了刺激

  • about a particular investment.

    關於某項投資。

  • And lastly, there is one particular habit that might seem a bit rude but every successful

    最後,有一個特別的習慣,可能看起來有點不禮貌,但每一個成功的

  • person I know or heard about has it.

    我知道或聽說的人都有。

  • Its just a fundamental part of anyones success.

    它只是任何一個人成功的基本組成部分。

  • 5.

    5.

  • Getting rid of unnecessarily responsibilities

    擺脫不必要的責任

  • Its the ability to say NO.

    其說NO的能力。

  • Don't be rude, sometimes you gotta do stuff you don't get paid directly but will help

    不要無禮,有時你得做一些你不直接得到報酬但會幫助的事情。

  • you in the long run.

    從長遠來看,你。

  • But overall people you always in one or another waste your time, by asking you to help them,

    但總的來說,人們你總是在這樣或那樣的浪費你的時間,通過要求你幫助他們。

  • spend some time with them, go out with them.

    花點時間和他們在一起,和他們一起出去。

  • And there is nothing wrong with that but Remember your time is the most valuable thing

    這沒有錯,但請記住你的時間是最寶貴的東西。

  • you have.

    你有。

  • littraly, there is nothing that should be more valuable to you than your time.

    對你來說,沒有什麼比你的時間更寶貴了。

  • So if you want to raise your income, you have to spend more time on doing that, which means

    所以,如果你想提高收入,你必須花更多的時間去做這件事,這意味著

  • you often have to say No to people.

    你經常要對別人說 "不"。

  • If people come randomly ask you for money, would you give them?

    如果別人隨便來問你要錢,你會給他們嗎?

  • Probably not!

    也許不是!

  • Then why give them time if you can't afford it?

    那如果你沒錢,為什麼要給他們時間?

  • Here you go, these are the 5 fundamental habits of financially successful people.

    來,這就是財務成功人士的5個基本習慣。

  • If you are a high income earner, you probably have incorporated most of them into your life

    如果你是一個高收入的人,你可能已經把大部分融入到了你的生活中了

  • and if you are not, then maybe you should start building these habits one by one and

    如果你沒有,那麼也許你應該開始逐一建立這些習慣,並。

  • slowly I hope you are going to achieve your financial goals.

    慢慢的我希望你要實現你的理財目標。

  • Anyways, if you have enjoyed this video, make sure to give this video thumbs up.

    總之,如果你喜歡這個視頻,一定要對這個視頻豎起大拇指。

  • And you are probably new around here, so if you have enjoyed the video, hit that subscribe

    你可能是新來的,如果你喜歡這個視頻,請點擊訂閱。

  • button and the bell besides, you will be notified when the next video will be up on the channel.

    按鈕和鈴鐺之外,你會得到通知,當下一個視頻將在頻道上。

  • Thanks for watching and until next time.

    謝謝你的觀看,直到下一次。

If you invested 10K in Netflix back in 2002 when it went public?

如果你在2002年Netflix上市的時候投資了1萬塊錢?

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