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  • Not having money is miserable, and I have been  there. Sharing a 100 square foot room with a  

    沒錢是很慘的,我也有過這樣的經歷。和一個100平方的房間合租。

  • roommate and counting every penny to make sure  that I can make it until the end of the month  

    室友,並計算每一分錢,以確保我可以讓它到月底。

  • has taught me a lot. I am still very careful  with money because I know what it means to cut  

    讓我學會了很多東西。我對錢還是很謹慎的,因為我知道什麼叫 "斷"。

  • down on your meals to make the rent at the end of  the month. Back when I was a freshman, I wasn't  

    在你的飯菜上下功夫,以便在月底賺取房租。當我還是個大一新生的時候,我還沒有。

  • thinking to make a lot of money, but I wanted  to get out of that desperate financial position  

    想著賺很多錢,但我想擺脫這種絕望的經濟狀況。

  • because I had to make a lot of compromises.  I couldn't focus on my college because I had  

    因為我不得不做出很多妥協。 我不能專注於我的大學,因為我有。

  • to work for hours every day to be able to pay  the rent. So my only hope was, once I graduate,  

    每天要工作幾個小時才能付得起房租。所以,我唯一的希望是,一旦我畢業。

  • I will have the required skills to find a job that  will provide me with the comfort of free time.  

    我將擁有所需的技能,找到一份能讓我獲得自由時間的舒適工作。

  • I will use that time to develop a business or  skills that will further increase my income

    我將利用這段時間發展一項業務或技能,進一步增加收入。

  • It seemed like a reasonable plan; howeverit wasn't long enough that I realized  

    這似乎是一個合理的計劃,然而,時間不長,我就意識到了

  • it wasn't as good as I thought because  I wasn't ready to wait a few years  

    它沒有我想象的那麼好 因為我還沒準備好等上幾年

  • to graduate and then figure out what to doSo I decided to try everything I could. I tried  

    要畢業,然後弄清楚該做什麼。 所以我決定盡我所能去嘗試。我試過

  • to start an online business, got into real  estate, joined a little startup. And after  

    要在網上創業,搞了房地產,加入了一個小小的創業公司。而後

  • years of commitment and hard work, I made it. When you don't have to worry about money,  

    多年的承諾和努力工作,我做到了。當你不用擔心錢的問題,

  • trust me! Life changes. You no longer base  your every decision on how much does it cost

    相信我生活改變了。你不再把你的每一個決定都建立在花費多少錢上。

  • You will suddenly have the freedom to do things  that are interesting to you, that matter to you.  

    你會突然有自由去做那些你感興趣的、對你來說很重要的事情。

  • You will have the freedom to take a break from  everything and don't worry about the rent.  

    你將可以自由自在地休息,不用擔心房租的問題。

  • You don't have to be a billionaire to  do that. It takes far less than that

    你不一定要成為億萬富翁才能做到這一點。它需要的遠遠不止這些。

  • So in this video,  

    所以在這個視頻中。

  • I want to share with you some basic steps to  achieve financial freedom if you are just starting  

    我想和大家分享一些實現財務自由的基本步驟,如果你剛剛開始

  • out or still on the way to do that.  
 

    出或還在去做的路上。

  • Number 1 - Stay Cashflow Positive  
 

    第1條--保持積極的現金流 
。

  • How good are you at managing your  cashflow? is eventually, what determines  

    你在管理現金流方面的能力有多強?

  • how financially successful are you going to  be? If you have taken accounting classes, you  

    你要在財務上有多成功?如果你上過會計課,你

  • probably know what cash flow is. But in collegethey teach that - Businesses have cashflow;  

    可能知道什麼是現金流。但在大學裡,他們教的是--企業有現金流。

  • however, in life, we deal with the same problemWe have to manage the inflow and outflow of cash.  

    然而,在生活中,我們也要面對同樣的問題。 我們必須管理現金的流入和流出。

  • To keep your business healthy, you  have to make sure that there is  

    為了保持企業的健康發展,你必須確保有。

  • more money coming in than going out, or at least  the amount of money that leaves the business  

    進的錢比出的錢多,或至少是離開企業的錢的數量。

  • is equal to the amount that it receivesIt doesn't matter how much debt or expenses  

    等於其收到的金額。 不管有多少債務或開支

  • the business has. As long as it generates  more cash than it loses, it's a good business

    的企業有。只要它產生的現金比損失的多,它就是一個好企業。

  • Personal finance works exactly the same wayIt doesn't matter how much debt you have,  

    個人理財的方式也完全一樣。 不管你有多少債務。

  • mortgage, student loans, car leaseas long as you are cashflow positive

    房貸、學生貸款、汽車租賃,只要你的現金流為正。

  • 
 2.  

    2.

  • Don't take unnecessary responsibilities 
 

    不要承擔不必要的責任
。

  • This mistake is literally one of the main reasons  why a lot of people are struggling financially.  

    這個錯誤從字面上看,是很多人經濟困難的主要原因之一。

  • They might be cashflow positive, but then they  take a financial responsibility that they can't  

    他們可能是現金流為正,但他們卻承擔了無法承擔的財務責任。

  • afford. I am not just talking about getting  a brand new car lease or credit card debt,  

    負擔得起。我說的不僅僅是買一輛全新的汽車租賃或信用卡債務。

  • but they get into an expensive relationship  maybe or start a family. Don't get me wrong!  

    但他們得到一個昂貴的關係 也許或開始一個家庭。別誤會我的意思!

  • I am not saying that starting a family is a bad  idea. But here is the equation, let's say your  

    我不是說組建家庭是個壞主意。但這裡有一個等式,比方說,你的。

  • cashflow is balanced. You start a family, raisekid, your expenses increase, you get a second job  

    現金流是平衡的。你成家立業,養育孩子,你的開支增加,你找到第二份工作。

  • or get a promotion, and your income rises as well. Not bad, right

    或得到晉升,你的收入也會上升。不錯吧?

  • But as you keep getting older, your expenses rise  as well, and at some point exceed your income,  

    但是隨著年齡的不斷增長,你的支出也會增加,在某些時候會超過你的收入。

  • so you become cashflow negative, and for the  rest of your life, you will be working hard  

    所以你的現金流為負數,在你的餘生中,你將努力工作

  • to catch up with your negative cash flow, and  that's known as - generational poverty. You get  

    以趕上你的負現金流,這就是所謂的--代際貧困。你得到

  • to the point where you don't have the means to  build capital that will get you out of poverty.  

    以至於你沒有辦法建立能讓你脫貧的資本。

  • Most people today can't get financially  independent not because they don't work hard,  

    今天大多數人不能獲得經濟獨立,不是因為他們不努力。

  • but rather they put themselves in a situation  where they have no other option but to spend  

    而是將自己置於除了花錢之外別無選擇的境地。

  • every penny they earn. 

 

    他們賺的每一分錢。

  • So, To keep your cashflow always  positive, you need to do, step number 3.

    所以,要想讓你的現金流始終為正,你需要做到,第三步。

  • 3. Build an investment portfolio  
 

    3.建立一個投資組合
。

  • Around 4K years ago in a kingdom in ancient  Mesopotamia. There was a guy named Arkad who  

    大約4千多年前,在古代美索不達米亞的一個王國裡。有一個叫阿卡德的人

  • was poor, like really poor. To escape povertyhe worked hard to put food on the table; however,  

    窮,好像真的很窮。為了擺脫貧困,他努力工作,把食物放在桌子上;然而。

  • when he received the payment for his servicehe put very little food on the table and lent  

    當他收到服務報酬時,他把很少的食物放在桌子上,並借出

  • the rest of the money to a shield maker, who  then paid interest on the loan. Instead of  

    其餘的錢給了盾牌製造商,然後由其支付貸款利息。而不是

  • spending that interest to improve his standard  of living, he lent it to another shield maker,  

    把這些利息用來提高生活水準,他把它借給了另一個盾牌製造者。

  • thus growing his wealth even more. After repeating  this process for many years, his wealth grew  

    從而使他的財富更加增長。重複這個過程多年後,他的財富增長了。

  • so big that he did not have to work again, and  ended up the richest man in that city, Babylon.  

    大到他不用再工作,最後成為那個城市巴比倫最富有的人。

  • You might not find a shield marker today to  

    你今天可能找不到盾構機的標記了。

  • lend him your money, but there are clearly other  instruments that you can use to grow wealth.  

    把你的錢借給他,但顯然還有其他工具可以用來增長財富。

  • Consider this. The S&p500 is an index that  measures the performance of the top 500  

    考慮一下這個問題。標準普爾500指數是一個衡量前500家公司業績的指數。

  • US companies. Historically it had an average rate  of return of around 10 percent. This means that  

    美國公司。歷史上它的平均回報率在10%左右。這意味著

  • if you put aside and invest just 1K dollars  every month into the SP500 when you are 20,  

    如果你在20歲的時候,每個月只拿出1K美元投資到SP500。

  • by the time you get 50, you will have almostmillion dollars ( $1,991,377). And That's just  

    到你50歲的時候,你將擁有近200萬美元(1,991,377美元)。而這只是

  • with a thousand dollars. Imagine if you increase  that number every year to 2K or 3K or even 5K  

    與一千美元。想象一下,如果你每年將這個數字增加到2千或3千,甚至5千

  • as your income grows, you will end up  with tenths of millions of dollars

    隨著你收入的增長,你最終將擁有十分之一百萬美元。

  • That's how you keep your  cash flow always positive

    這樣才能讓你的現金流始終為正。

  • How to invest in the SP500 and how exactly does it  

    如何投資SP500,它到底是怎樣的?

  • works, we have already covered that in a previous  video which link I will leave in the description

    工作,我們已經在之前的視頻中介紹過,我將在描述中留下鏈接。

  • But before we move on, here is a  

    但在我們繼續之前,這裡有一個。

  • little disclaimer - we are not financial advisersand anything we say on this channel should not be  

    免責聲明--我們不是財務顧問,我們在這個頻道上說的任何話都不應該被認為是對的。

  • taken as financial advice. You should do your  own research before making any investment.

    視為理財建議。在進行任何投資之前,你應該做自己的研究。

  • 4. Be liquid 

    4.是液體

  • Don't go out and throw all of your money into the  stock market because investing isn't all sunshine  

    不要出去把所有的錢都扔進股市,因為投資並不都是陽光的。

  • and rainbows. If you would put in a thousand  dollars into the S&P500 in June 200 7  

    和彩虹。如果你願意在200年6月投入1000美元到標準普爾500指數中,7

  • and decide to withdraw it a year later because  you had an emergency. How much do you think  

    並在一年後因為你有急事而決定撤銷它。你認為多少錢

  • you would have made on that thousand dollars? I  am sorry to say this, but Negative 50 percent.  

    你會做的那一千美元?我很抱歉地說,但負50%。

  • You would need to wait another five years  (2013) just to earn your money back.  

    你需要再等5年(2013年)才能賺回你的錢。

  • And that's how the market works. It jumps up and  down every day. Sometimes a crisis hits, and it  

    這就是市場的運作方式。它每天都會跳上跳下。有時危機來了,它

  • might need a few years to recover. That's why if  you are serious about the stock market, you should  

    可能需要幾年時間才能恢復。這就是為什麼如果你是認真的股市,你應

  • be in it for the long run to rip the profits. But to truly feel that you are financially  

    是為了長期撕扯利潤。但要真正感覺到自己在經濟上的

  • independent, you need to be liquid. If something  goes wrong, you are not worried. You got fired,  

    獨立,你要有流動性。如果出了問題,你不擔心。你被解僱了。

  • business is going south, a recession is around the  corner, no problem, you have got yourself covered,  

    生意不景氣,經濟衰退在即,沒問題,你已經把自己搞定了。

  • you have enough cash to not worry about  the bills for at least six months.

    你有足夠的現金,至少半年內不用擔心賬單。

  • 5. Have a plan

    5.有一個計劃

  • All of the things we have  talked about in this video  

    我們在這段視頻中所談到的所有事情。

  • sound amazing, but how on earth do  you get the money to do all of that.  

    聽起來很神奇,但你怎麼在地球上得到的錢 做這一切。

  • The only feasible option seems to win the  lottery. You can, of course try that, good luck

    唯一可行的辦法似乎就是中彩票。你當然可以試試,祝你好運!

  • However you have another  option, plan your spendings

    不過你還有另一個選擇,計劃你的消費!

  • You are not going to build a 6-month cash cushion  in a single month. You are not going to build a  

    你不會在一個月內建立6個月的現金緩衝。你不會建立一個

  • million-dollar investment portfolio in a few  months. And guess what?! you don't have to

    幾個月內就能擁有百萬美元的投資組合。你猜怎麼著!!!你不必這樣做!

  • Financial independence isn't the final  destination. The goal isn't just to make  

    財務獨立不是最終目的。我們的目標不僅僅是讓

  • enough money and retire for good. Instead, to  put yourself in a position where you are not  

    足夠的錢,並永久退休。相反,要把自己的位置,在你不。

  • going to base your every decision on how  much it cost. You are not going to accept  

    你的每一個決定都是基於它的成本。你不會接受

  • that new job just because it pays slightly higher. You are probably going to continue working but  

    那份新工作只是因為它的工資略高。你可能會繼續工作,但

  • instead working on things that matter to you the  most. With fewer financial problems, hopefully,  

    而不是從事對自己最重要的事情。希望能減少財務問題,。

  • your life is going to be a little more colorful. 
 

    你的生活將變得更加豐富多彩。

  • 
 I hope you guys have  

    我希望你們有。

  • enjoyed this video. If you did, give it thumbs upAnd if you are new around here, then subscribe and  

    喜歡這個視頻。如果你喜歡,請豎起大拇指。 如果你是新來的,那麼訂閱和

  • turn on your notifications. We are trying our  best to make great videos for you and hopefully  

    打開您的通知。我們正在盡力為您製作精彩的視頻,希望能

  • help you achieve your financial goals. Thanks for watching and until next time

    幫助你實現你的理財目標。謝謝你的觀看,下次再來。

  •   


Not having money is miserable, and I have been  there. Sharing a 100 square foot room with a  

沒錢是很慘的,我也有過這樣的經歷。和一個100平方的房間合租。

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