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  • In March 2011, the 16-year-old Nick D'Aloisio  launched an app called Summly that turned long  

    2011年3月,16歲的Nick D'Aloisio推出了一款名為Summly的應用,將長。

  • news articles into short, easy to read summariesThe app instantly received over 100K downloads  

    將新聞文章轉化為簡短易讀的摘要。 該應用瞬間獲得超過10萬次下載。

  • and attracted venture capital investments. Less  than two years later, the app was acquired by  

    並吸引了風險投資。不到兩年後,這款應用就被

  • Yahoo for 30 million dollars making Nick  D'Aloisio a millionaire before hitting 18. 

    雅虎以3000萬美元的價格讓尼克-達洛伊西奧在18歲之前成為百萬富翁。

  • But not everyone gets such an opportunity to  become so rich at such a young age. However,  

    但並不是每個人都有這樣的機會,年紀輕輕就能變得如此富有。不過。

  • that doesn't mean there is nothing you  can do. In fact, if you make a few right  

    這並不意味著你什麼都做不了。事實上,如果你做出一些正確的

  • financial decisions when you are stillteenager, you are almost certainly going  

    當你還是青少年的時候,你幾乎肯定會做出財務決定。

  • to become wealthy in your late 20s or maybe 30s. While it's difficult to imagine yourself hitting  

    在20多歲或許30多歲時成為富翁。雖然很難想象自己會在20多歲的時候達到

  • 30 when you are just 15 years old, trust meit's going to happen much sooner than you think,  

    30歲的時候,你才15歲,相信我,它會比你想象的早很多。

  • and building wealth later is much more  difficult. Because now you don't have  

    而以後積累財富的難度就更大了。因為現在你沒有

  • all of these expenses that adults usually havesuch as paying rent, buying groceries, and so on

    所有這些成年人通常都有的開支,比如交房租、買菜等等。

  • The moment you step into a life where you  have to pay the rent and feed yourself,  

    當你踏入要交房租、要養活自己的生活的那一刻。

  • there is no going back. You will automatically  have fixed expenses that you cant get rid of

    沒有回頭路了。你會自動有固定的開支,你無法擺脫。

  • By the way, I have a confession to make whenwas like 15 years old. I had no idea what the  

    順便說一下,我有一個懺悔做 當我像15歲,我不知道什麼是

  • stock market is. I have heard about it in the  news, I have heard people talking about it, but  

    股市是。我在新聞中聽說過,我聽到人們在談論它,但。

  • I literally had no idea what is it and how does  it work. So if you are watching this video as a  

    我真的不知道它是什麼,它是如何工作的。所以,如果你正在觀看這個視頻作為一個

  • teenager, I am jealous. I wish I was smart enough  to learn about investing when I was 15 years old

    少年,我很嫉妒。我希望自己足夠聰明,在15歲的時候就能學會投資。

  • To make this video, I asked myself, what are  the things I wish I knew when I was a teenager?  

    為了製作這個視頻,我問自己,我希望自己在少年時知道的事情有哪些?

  • What are the different financial decisionswould have taken? How would I start building  

    我會做出哪些不同的財務決定?我將如何開始建立

  • wealth if I would be 14,15 or 16 years old? If you are a teenager watching this video,  

    財富,如果我會14、15、16歲?如果你是一個青少年,看這個視頻。

  • this is probably going to be one of the  most important things you will learn,  

    這可能將是你將學習的最重要的東西之一。

  • even if you are slightly elder. I am sure  this information can help you as well

    即使你年紀稍大。我相信這些資訊也能幫助你。

  • So if you are ready, give this video  a thumbs up, and let's get right  

    所以,如果你準備好了,請對這個視頻豎起大拇指,讓我們開始吧

  • into it! 
 

    融入其中!

  • compound interest is the best tool on your arsenal

    複利是你的武器庫中最好的工具。

  • The most powerful tool as a teenager you have is  compound interest. If you don't take advantage  

    作為青少年,你最有力的工具就是複利。如果你不利用

  • out of it, you are literally wasting your teenage  years. If you don't know what compound interest  

    出,你簡直是在浪費你的青春年華。如果你不知道什麼是複利

  • is and how it can help you, don't worry! Because  I also didn't know that when I was a teenager

    是什麼,以及它如何幫助你,別擔心!因為我十幾歲的時候也不知道。因為我在十幾歲的時候也不知道。

  • Consider this simple example, If you were given  a choice between taking 3 million dollars in cash  

    考慮這個簡單的例子,如果給你一個選擇,在拿300萬美元現金之間

  • this very moment or a single penny that  doubles every day for the next 31 days

    此時此刻還是一分錢,在接下來的31天裡每天都會翻倍?

  • Which one would you choose? At first glance, it seems like  

    你會選擇哪一個?乍一看,好像是

  • choosing the million dollars is the wisest optionbut if you take a moment and think about it,  

    選擇百萬美元是最明智的選擇,但如果你花點時間考慮一下。

  • you will realize that a penny that doubles  for the next 31 days is a far better choice

    你會意識到,未來31天內翻倍的一分錢是更好的選擇。

  • In the first five days, the penny that doubles  every day turns into a single dollar. By the  

    在前五天,每天翻倍的一分錢變成了一元錢。到了

  • 10th day, it increases to 5.12 dollars. Even  within the next 10 days, by the day 20th,  

    第10天,增加到5.12元。即使在接下來的10天內,到了第20天。

  • you are going to get only $5243. If you have chosen the penny,  

    你將只得到5243元。如果你選擇了一分錢。

  • you probably regret it because you are only  getting a little over 5K instead of the 3  

    你可能會後悔,因為你只得到一個超過5K,而不是3。

  • million dollars that could instantly change your  life. But if you would give it a little more time,  

    萬元,可以瞬間改變你的生活。但如果你再給它一點時間。

  • that amount would increase to over 10,737,418  dollars by the 31st day. Even on the day 29th,  

    到第31天,該金額將增加到10,737,418元以上。即使在29日這一天。

  • it would only grow to 2.7 million dollars. The  biggest difference happens in the last two days

    才會增長到270萬元。最大的差異發生在最後兩天。

  • So, if you start investing while you  are still 15 years old, you can rip  

    所以,如果你在15歲的時候就開始投資,你就可以撕開。

  • the rewards of the compound interest and become  ultra-rich by the time you are 30, for example

    複利的回報,並在30歲時成為超有錢人,例如。

  • But because you are not going  to see any significant progress  

    但因為你不會看到任何重大的進展。

  • in the first year or so as it is with the penny in  its first 20 days, most people don't start early

    在第一年左右的時間裡,就像它的前20天的硬幣一樣,大多數人都不會提前開始。

  • Of course, you can't start investing if you are  under 18, but you can open a custodial account.  

    當然,如果你未滿18歲是不能開始投資的,但是你可以開一個託管賬戶。

  • That means an adult -- most likely one of your  parents -- must open the account with you and  

    這意味著一個成年人--很可能是你的父母之一--必須和你一起開立賬戶,並且

  • be the custodian, and you can start investing. Of course, it's risky because, as a teenager,  

    做保管人,你就可以開始投資了。當然,這是有風險的,因為,十幾歲的時候。

  • you probably don't know much about the stock  market, but you don't have to. I would just  

    你可能不知道很多關於股市, 但你不必。我只是

  • invest every penny I would save into an ETF  that invests in the S&P500. Whatever happens,  

    將我省下的每一分錢都投資到投資於標普500指數的ETF中。不管發生什麼。

  • I can be confident that my money isn't going to Go  away, and most importantly, it's going to grow. I  

    我可以放心,我的錢不會消失,最重要的是,它還會增長。I

  • am not gonna touch that money at all, not to buycar or anything else. I would just let it grow and  

    我不會去碰那些錢,不是為了買車或其他什麼。我只是讓它成長和

  • build wealth. And with the power of compoundingonce I am an adult, I would have some real wealth.

    積累財富。而藉助複利的力量,一旦我成年,就會擁有一些真正的財富。

  • 2. Number 2: don't spend money

    2.第二條:不要花錢

  • I know that sounds weird, but you literally  can avoid 99% of the expenses that adults  

    我知道這聽起來很奇怪,但你可以從字面上避免99%的費用,成年人的。

  • usually have. Do you need a roof over your  head? Just keep living with your parents!  

    通常有。你需要一個屋頂嗎?你就繼續和你父母住在一起吧!

  • Do you want to eat? Eat at homeand you don't even have to cook!  

    你想吃嗎?在家吃,還不用做飯!

  • Of course, there are exceptions, but if  you are watching this video from a first  

    當然,也有例外的情況,但如果你是第一次看這個視頻

  • or second world country, which should be  the case according to YouTube statistics,  

    或第二世界國家,根據YouTube的統計,應該是這樣的。

  • then you are most likely able to do that. Once you  grow up and you have responsibilities, it's much  

    那麼你很可能能夠做到這一點。一旦你長大了,你有責任,這是多

  • more difficult. Trust me. If you haven't tried  living alone and paying all the bills by yourself,  

    更難。相信我,如果你沒試過一個人生活如果你沒試過一個人生活,一個人支付所有的賬單。

  • you will never understand it! So take my word! Once you start a family and have kids,  

    你永遠也不會明白的!所以你要相信我的話!一旦你成家立業,有了孩子

  • saving money will become a dream that you will not  most likely achieve! So save every penny you can  

    攢錢將成為你最不可能實現的夢想!所以,要節約每一分錢,你可以

  • while you have the opportunity and  invest it in an ETF of your choice.  

    趁你有機會,投資於你所選擇的ETF。

  • And for god's sake, when you hit 18, 19,  or 20, don't use that money to buy a car

    看在上帝的份上,當你到了18、19、20歲的時候,不要用這些錢去買車!

  • Because getting a car means, a lot of monthly  expenses! Every dollar that you spend on  

    因為買車意味著,每個月的支出很多!你的每一分錢,都會花在

  • maintaining that car could be investedand with the power of compound interest,  

    維持該車可以投資,並以複利的力量。

  • could grow significantly! But in order to save,  

    可以大幅增長!但為了節省。

  • you have to make money! If your parents  are giving you pocket money, good for you

    你必須賺錢!如果你父母給你零花錢,那就好辦了!

  • If not, as it was in my case! Then 3. Try making money 

    如果沒有,就像我的情況一樣!那就來個三下五除二試試賺錢

  • When you don't have any skills, it's really  difficult to make money because all you can  

    當你沒有任何技能的時候,賺錢真的很難,因為你能做的就是

  • do is get a low paying job. But when you are  a teenager, you can afford to take the risk.  

    做的是找一份低薪的工作。但當你是一個少年,你可以承擔風險。

  • If you end up failing, no one really cares. You  are a teenager. No one expects you to build a  

    如果你最終失敗了,沒有人真正關心。你是一個青少年。沒有人指望你建立一個

  • successful company when you are just 16 years old! And you know what! You still have a roof over your  

    當你只有16歲的時候,你就已經是一家成功的公司了!而你知道嗎!你仍然有一個屋頂在你的

  • head because you are living with your parents and  you don't have to worry about what you are going  

    頭,因為你是與你的父母住在一起,你不必擔心你是怎麼回事

  • to eat because you can always eat at home! So if you are a gamer, try steaming. Maybe  

    來吃,因為你可以隨時在家吃!所以如果你是一個遊戲玩家,不妨試試蒸。也許是

  • make YouTube videos. Open a Fiverr account  and find out if you can offer any services.  

    製作YouTube視頻。開一個Fiverr賬戶,看看你是否可以提供任何服務。

  • Try door to door selling. Try to sell something  online. If you have got a better idea,  

    試著上門推銷。試著在網上賣東西。如果你有更好的想法。

  • try it! The best time to try is when you areteenager! You will never have such an opportunity  

    試試吧!最好的嘗試時機就是在你十幾歲的時候!你永遠不會有這樣的機會

  • again! Don't think about failure! If you succeedgood for you. If you don't, it doesn't matter

    再來一次!不要去想失敗!如果你成功了,對你有好處。如果你不成功,那也無所謂!

  • I remember helping people fixing their  computers back when YouTube wasn't a thing,  

    我記得在YouTube還沒有出現的時候,我還在幫人修電腦。

  • you couldn't simply watch a YouTube video  to find out how to fix your computer.  

    你不能簡單地看一個YouTube視頻來了解如何修復你的電腦。

  • Especially now, with all of these opportunitiesas long as you have access to internet,  

    尤其是現在,有了這些機會,只要你能上網。

  • you have no excuses! 4. Keep learning

    你沒有任何藉口!4.繼續學習。

  • As a teenager, especially when you are  17 or 18 years old. You think that you  

    在青少年時期,尤其是在你十七八歲的時候。你認為你

  • have figured everything out! Trust me. You  haven't! You are thinking like that because  

    已經想通了一切!相信我,你還沒有!你沒有!你這樣想是因為

  • of how little you know about everythingso make learning your first priority

    你對所有事情的瞭解是多麼的少,所以把學習作為你的首要任務!

  • Don't assume you know about everything  about money just because you could earn  

    不要因為你能賺到錢,就認為你對金錢的一切都很瞭解。

  • a few hundred dollars. Don't hesitate to take  a piece of advice from someone older than you,  

    幾百塊錢。不要猶豫,接受比你年長的人的建議。

  • don't assume you have figured everything out  just because you watched a YouTube video.

    不要因為看了YouTube的視頻就認為自己已經想通了一切。

  • 5. Get yourself ready once an opportunity strikes.

    5.一旦機會來臨,讓自己做好準備。

  • You probably already have heard that most of  the money is made during crises, but it's not  

    你可能已經聽說過,大部分的錢都是在危機中賺到的,但這不是

  • made by random people but rather by those who were  getting ready for such an opportunity years ago.  

    做出的,而是多年前就準備好這樣的機會的人。

  • Those who saved enough money and understood  how the economy works made a fortune in 2020.  

    那些攢夠了錢,明白了經濟運行方式的人,在2020年發了大財。

  • Others built their fortunes during the crypto  crisis, or during the real estate crash. So,  

    其他人則在加密危機期間,或在房地產崩盤期間建立了自己的財富。所以。

  • if you are not seeing instant progress now, don't  worry. Just keep hustling. Your time will come,  

    如果你現在沒有看到立竿見影的進步,不要擔心。只要繼續努力。你的時間會來的。

  • be ready for it! 
 

    準備好了

  • Building wealth is great. Investing, build  businesses is, of course, awesome! But it  

    積累財富很厲害。投資,建企業當然很厲害!但它

  • doesn't worth it if you are not going to have  fun. Make sure to have fun along the way,  

    不值得,如果你不打算有樂趣。一定要在路上玩得開心。

  • especially when you are a teenager. You are not  going to be a teenager again, so don't miss this  

    尤其是當你還是個少年的時候。你不會再是一個少年,所以不要錯過這個。

  • opportunity to create some unforgettable memories. Anyways, give this video a thumbs up if you have  

    的機會,創造一些難忘的回憶。無論如何,給這個視頻豎起大拇指,如果你有。

  • found it helpful, and remember that you can get  two free stocks from Webull if you open an account  

    覺得很有幫助,記住,如果你開戶,可以免費獲得兩隻Webull的股票。

  • and deposit 100 bucks. 
 

    並存入100塊錢。

  • Make sure to subscribe if you are new  around here and turn on your notifications

    如果您是新來的,請務必訂閱,並打開您的通知。

  • Thanks for watching and until next time. 


    感謝您的觀看,直到下一次。

In March 2011, the 16-year-old Nick D'Aloisio  launched an app called Summly that turned long  

2011年3月,16歲的Nick D'Aloisio推出了一款名為Summly的應用,將長。

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