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  • if there is one thing that everyone has learned this year is that it doesn't matter how big off a crisis the world is going through.

    如果有一件事是大家今年學到的 那就是世界正在經歷的危機並不重要。

  • It doesn't matter if it's a recession or a depression.

    不管是經濟衰退還是蕭條。

  • There is always an opportunity toe build a fortune.

    積累財富的機會總是有的。

  • Those who understood how the game off money works had earned more money this year than most people will earn in their entire lives.

    那些明白遊戲關錢怎麼玩的人,今年賺的錢比大多數人一輩子賺的都多。

  • For some reason, a lot of people think that just because they can buy an ice cream, they know everything about money.

    不知道為什麼,很多人以為能買到一個冰激凌,就什麼都懂了。

  • No wonder where most people are in a dark financial position.

    難怪大多數人都處於黑暗的財務狀況。

  • But since you're watching this video, you clearly want to get out of that position.

    但既然你在看這段視頻,你顯然想擺脫這個位置。

  • So hats off to you in this video.

    所以在這個視頻中向你致敬。

  • We're going to find out what most people don't know about making money and clear up some misconceptions.

    我們來了解一下大多數人對賺錢的不瞭解,澄清一些誤區。

  • Number one waiting isn't going to make you money, Jack Ma once said.

    馬雲曾經說過,第一等待是不會讓你賺錢的。

  • The worst people to serve our the poor people give them something for free, and they will think it's trap.

    最差的人服務我們的窮人 給他們免費的東西,他們會認為這是陷阱。

  • Tell them it's a small business and they don't need a lot of money to start, and they will say that they can't earn much out of it.

    告訴他們這是一個小生意,不需要很多錢就可以開始,他們會說自己賺不了多少錢。

  • Tell them to make a big investment.

    叫他們做大投資。

  • Then they will say that they don't have the money.

    然後他們會說他們沒有錢。

  • Tell them to try something new and they will say they don't have the experience.

    告訴他們嘗試新的東西,他們會說自己沒有經驗。

  • Tell them it's a traditional business and they will say that it's too hard to do.

    告訴他們這是一個傳統的企業,他們會說這太難做了。

  • The competition is too strong.

    競爭太激烈了。

  • Tell them it's a new business model and they will say it's a scamp.

    跟他們說這是一種新的商業模式,他們會說這是個金光黨。

  • Tell them to run a shop at least, and they will say they will have toe work.

    叫他們好歹開個店,他們會說自己會有趾夠的工作。

  • 24 7 on won't have freedom, but they do something have in common all of them.

    24小時7天不會有自由,但他們做了一些共同的東西有他們所有的。

  • They love to ask Google.

    他們喜歡問谷歌。

  • Listen to friends who are as hapless is them they think more than a university professor and do less than a blind man.

    聽朋友說,像他們一樣無助的是他們,他們想的比大學教授多,做的比瞎子少。

  • Just ask them What can they do?

    就問他們能做什麼?

  • What can they do to improve their lives?

    他們能做些什麼來改善自己的生活?

  • They won't be able to answer for you.

    他們不會替你回答。

  • Instead of just thinking about it, why not do something about it?

    與其只是想想,為什麼不做點什麼呢?

  • Poor people fail because of one common behavior.

    窮人之所以失敗,是因為一個共同的行為。

  • Their whole life is about waiting.

    他們的一生就是在等待。

  • They're waiting for that one in a lifetime opportunity to make everything happen.

    他們在等待那個千載難逢的機會來實現一切。

  • They're waiting as if someone one day will come on, hand them a billion dollars and thank them for waiting all of this time so that finally, they can enjoy their lives.

    他們在等待,彷彿有一天會有人上場,遞給他們一個億,感謝他們一直以來的等待,讓他們終於可以享受自己的生活。

  • Number two College is overrated.

    二號學院被高估了。

  • I remember back when I was a teenager, my dad would tell me that if you would study hard, get good, great, get into college.

    記得在我十幾歲的時候,爸爸就會告訴我,只要你肯努力學習,考得好,很好,考上大學。

  • Graduate, you're set for life.

    畢業了,你的人生就有了著落。

  • You will not have to worry about money again.

    你就不用再為錢發愁了。

  • Fortunately or unfortunately, I listened to my dad and I did exactly what he said.

    不管是幸運還是不幸,我聽了爸爸的話,我完全按照他說的去做。

  • But when I graduated, I realized that no one really cares about my college degree.

    但當我畢業時,我才發現,沒有人真正關心我的大學學歷。

  • If I want to get hired or get a fat paycheck, I had to deliver more value to my employer.

    如果我想被錄用,或者獲得一份肥厚的薪水,我必須為僱主提供更多的價值。

  • That's when I realized that college degree is overrated.

    這時我才發現,大學學歷被高估了。

  • In the past, when my dad was a teenager, very few people had access to higher education.

    過去,我爸爸十幾歲的時候,很少有人能接受高等教育。

  • So companies heavily relied on college degrees to distinguish potentially good employees from the rest.

    所以公司嚴重依賴大學學歷來區分潛在的優秀員工。

  • Unfortunately, that has changed.

    不幸的是,這種情況已經改變了。

  • Everyone has a college degree today on whatever you are taught in school is available for free on the Internet on.

    每個人都有一個大學文憑今天在學校裡教你的東西都可以在互聯網上免費獲得,在。

  • As a college graduate, I can confidently tell you that there are far more effective tools toe learn on the Internet than any other college can offer.

    作為一名大學畢業生,我可以自信地告訴你,在互聯網上學習的工具遠比其他任何大學都有效。

  • The only advantage colleges have is the experience you get when you enroll in college and meet new people.

    高校唯一的優勢是你在大學入學時獲得的經驗和認識新的人。

  • The parties, the friendships you built.

    黨,你建立的友誼。

  • The connections to create over these years are sometimes priceless.

    這些年創造的人脈有時是無價的。

  • Yes, of course, college graduates often earn more than non graduates, but not to an extent where they can be financially free with a college degree might get a better job.

    是的,當然,大學畢業生的收入往往比非畢業生高,但並沒有達到財務自由的程度,有了大學文憑可能會找到一份更好的工作。

  • That will provide you with a slightly better roof over your head on a better car.

    這將為你提供一個稍微好一點的車頂,讓你在更好的車頂上。

  • But it doesn't prepare you to make anything more than that.

    但這並不能讓你做好更多的準備。

  • Number three.

    第三個。

  • Be greedy when others are fearful.

    在別人恐懼的時候,要貪婪。

  • Baron Rothschild, 18th century British noblemen and member off the Rothschilds banking family, once said the time to buy is when there is blood in the streets.

    羅斯柴爾德男爵,18世紀英國貴族,羅斯柴爾德銀行家族的成員,曾經說過,買入的時候是血流成河的時候。

  • Instead of making rational decisions that are based on data, in fact, most people would go with their guts.

    與其根據數據做出理性的決策,其實大多數人都會憑著自己的膽量去做。

  • For instance, Ah bank would go bankrupt all the people who kept their savings and that bank would lose their savings.

    比如,阿銀行會把所有保留存款的人都破產,那銀行就會失去存款。

  • Other people would see that and would rush to their banks toe, withdraw all of their savings, afraid that their bank might go bankrupt next.

    別人看到了,就會急急忙忙地跑到銀行去,把所有的積蓄都提走,生怕自己的銀行接下來會破產。

  • But because everyone has withdrawn their savings, the bank goes bankrupt, and that will push other people to do the same, slowly bankrupting every bank in the country and crushing the entire economy.

    但因為大家都取走了自己的積蓄,銀行破產了,那就會促使其他人也這樣做,慢慢地全國每家銀行都會破產,整個經濟都會被壓垮。

  • The panic destroys the economy, but well established companies or banks survive such a panic but lose a lot of their value.

    恐慌破壞了經濟,但成熟的公司或銀行在這樣的恐慌中生存下來,卻失去了很多價值。

  • Meanwhile, which means you could buy these companies at a fraction off, their riel value crisis is present a unique opportunity that chaos and uncertainty about future significantly devalues even great successful businesses.

    同時,這意味著你可以買到這些公司的一小部分,他們的瑞爾價值危機是一個獨特的機會,混亂和未來的不確定性,即使是偉大的成功的企業顯著貶值。

  • So if you're looking to make a fortune, get yourself ready when the next crisis hits the world.

    所以,如果你想發財,就在下一次危機來臨的時候,讓自己做好準備。

  • 2020 certainly created a panic around the globe, and a lot of immature investors quickly withdraw their investments and lost a lot of money in the process.

    2020年無疑在全球範圍內造成了恐慌,很多不成熟的投資者迅速撤回投資,並在此過程中損失了很多錢。

  • But others jumped in and invested everything they had, and now their investments have paid off and turned them into millionaires or even billion years.

    但也有人跳了進去,投入了自己的一切,現在他們的投資已經得到了回報,變成了百萬富翁,甚至億年。

  • In some cases, this rule doesn't only applies to the stock market, but to any other kind of investment.

    在某些情況下,這條規則不僅適用於股市,也適用於其他任何一種投資。

  • Number four.

    四號

  • You will have to hustle as long as you're alive.

    只要你還活著,你就得忙活。

  • A lot of people imagine that there is a point in life for you.

    很多人都想象著,生命中有你的點。

  • Finally, stop working and enjoy life somewhere on the beach.

    最後,停止工作,在海邊的某個地方享受生活。

  • Maybe, unfortunately, there isn't such a point.

    也許,不幸的是,並沒有這樣的意義。

  • Even if you end up making a lot of money, Trust me, work never ends.

    即使你最後賺了很多錢,相信我,工作永遠不會結束。

  • You might reduce your number of working hours, work on something you're more passionate about.

    你可能會減少你的工作時間,從事一些你更有激情的工作。

  • But you will keep working as long as you're breathing.

    但只要你有呼吸,你就會繼續工作。

  • So instead of forcing yourself to do a job that you hate work on stuff that you're in love with or at least believe are important life is like a sport.

    所以,與其強迫自己去做一份你討厭的工作,不如去做一些你愛的東西,或者至少是你認為重要的東西,生活就像一項運動。

  • You always have to be in shape, and for that reason you have to constantly grow.

    你總是要保持身材,為此你要不斷成長。

  • Otherwise you will fall behind.

    否則你會落後。

  • Take a look at Trump, for example.

    比如說,看看特朗普。

  • Regardless, you like him or not.

    不管你喜不喜歡他。

  • Even at the age of 70 he still worked his ass off and prove the whole world to be wrong and became the president.

    即使在70歲的時候,他仍然努力工作,證明整個世界是錯誤的,併成為總統。

  • Yes, he lost this last election, but he still put a really strong fight.

    是的,他在上次的選舉中失敗了,但他還是打得很厲害。

  • I'm not a big fan of him, to say the least on.

    我不太喜歡他,至少說在。

  • I don't want to politicize this video, but compare that to, on average 70 year old, probably already gave up on life.

    我不想把這個視頻政治化,但對比一下,一般70歲的老人,可能已經放棄了生命。

  • Some people give up a page of 30 or 40 with an excuse that it's already too late for them.

    有的人以已經來不及了為藉口,放棄了三四十頁。

  • As long as you alive, you should keep hustling.

    只要你還活著,你就應該繼續努力。

  • Number five.

    第五個。

  • The only thing that matters are the results.

    唯一重要的是結果。

  • What would you do if your boss would tell you?

    如果你的老闆會告訴你,你會怎麼做?

  • You know what?

    你知道嗎?

  • Last month we were at the last, the market was down.

    上個月我們在最後,市場是下跌的。

  • So you're not going to pay you this month?

    所以這個月不給你錢了?

  • You probably will take the hell out of your boss because you worked those hours and you deserve that money.

    你可能會拿老闆開刀,因為你工作了那些時間,你應該得到那些錢。

  • That's your boss problem that the company didn't make enough money, right?

    那是你老闆的問題,公司沒賺夠錢,對吧?

  • Then why would you complain that it's unfair when your boss makes much more than you when the company is doing great when the market is up, People are protesting in the streets complaining about wage inequality, arguing that you must be paid based on your effort.

    那你為什麼要抱怨不公平,當公司業績大好的時候,當市場上漲的時候,你的老闆賺得比你多得多,人們在街頭抗議,抱怨工資不平等,認為必須根據你的努力來支付工資。

  • But that's not how it works.

    但不是這樣的。

  • It doesn't matter how many hours you work or how much effort you put into that.

    不管你工作多少小時,也不管你為此付出多少努力。

  • All that matters at the end of the day are the final results.

    最後最重要的是最後的結果。

  • Will you buy my product just because I have spent a year creating edge?

    你會因為我花了一年的時間創造優勢而購買我的產品嗎?

  • Absolutely no.

    絕對不是。

  • You will bite on Lee if you find it valuable.

    如果你覺得有價值,你就會咬住李。

  • So stop thinking in terms off.

    所以,不要再用關的方式思考了。

  • I deserve a higher salary because I have a PhD in economics or have 10 years of corporate experience.

    我應該得到更高的薪水,因為我是經濟學博士,或者有10年的企業工作經驗。

  • All that matters is what you can deliver.

    最重要的是你能提供什麼。

  • The only thing that you deserve.

    你唯一應得的東西。

  • Our four free stocks from Weeble Two of these stocks can be valued as much as $1600.

    我們的四肖免費期期準股票,其中兩隻股票的估值可以達到1600元。

  • You can get them by just standing upto Weeble on depositing 100 bucks using the link in the description.

    你只要站在Weeble上存入100塊錢,使用描述中的鏈接就可以得到它們。

  • I wish something like that was available when I started investing.

    我希望在我開始投資的時候就有這樣的東西。

  • Anyways, if you have enjoyed this video, don't forget to give it a thumbs up.

    總之,如果你喜歡這個視頻,別忘了豎起大拇指。

  • And if you're new around here, then make sure subscribe and turn on your notifications.

    如果你是新來的,那麼一定要訂閱並打開你的通知。

  • Thanks for watching on until next time.

    謝謝你的關注,直到下一次。

if there is one thing that everyone has learned this year is that it doesn't matter how big off a crisis the world is going through.

如果有一件事是大家今年學到的 那就是世界正在經歷的危機並不重要。

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