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Let's get to the show. Building
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True Wealth is going to take
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some time. So you got to
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stop comparing your chapter 2? To
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someone else's chapter 6. Because why?
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Success is a long game. Just
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because you don't post about your
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savings doesn't mean you're not making
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moves. They got a million miles
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and they got an 800 credit
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score, but don't have $2,000 inside
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their bank. You're going to be
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ahead of 40% of the people
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in America. Let me put it
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like this. You're going to be
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ahead of 40% of your friends.
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And so to do that, you
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got to When Anthony
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3.5 to 5% that's not a
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lot of money. Agreed is not
3:01
a lot of money. But the
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thing is when it comes to
3:05
parking your money and saw the
3:07
savings account is that you want
3:09
your money. No one is going
3:11
to remember you. Ten years from
3:13
now because you went viral, but
3:16
they will remember you if you
3:18
can help them impact and change
3:20
their life. We're
3:25
all witnessing what's happening in today's economy. You
3:27
see interest rates are climbing. Inflation is stretching
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every single dollar. And there's uncertainty around every
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corner. I don't want you or your family
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to be caught off guard, right? If your
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finances are in order, now is the time
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to wake up and make a shift. I've
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been sounding honestly this alarm for years now
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and by some of you all have listened
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right the truth of the fact is a
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lot of you all kind of brushed it
3:49
off but the truth is you can't afford
3:51
to wait any longer family It's
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time to stop living
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paycheck to paycheck, stop
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making excuses, and start
4:00
building a foundation that
4:02
can weather any storm
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seriously. You see, this
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isn't just about stacking
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up cash. It's about
4:11
creating a lasting change
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and positioning you and
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your family for long -term
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success, not just success
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today, but for generations,
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no matter what's happening
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in the world. Now,
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patience is what it would take to
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build true wealth, not just look
4:33
rich, but build true wealth. You
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see, and the difference between looking
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rich and actually having some money
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and the critical importance of
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having an emergency fund now more
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today's You might be behind and you
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might feel like you're behind, but let's be
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real. Wealth takes time. You're
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rushing the process. Wealth
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takes time. Getting out of
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debt is going to take some time. Building
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an emergency fund is going to take some
5:15
time. Building true
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wealth is going to take some time. So
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you got to stop comparing your
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chapter two to someone else's chapter
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six. You got to stop
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comparing your chapter one, if you're just
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now starting out to someone else's chapter 10.
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It took many wealthy
5:35
people years to build
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what you're just starting
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and young people. I want to speak
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to my younger generation right there. No,
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you can't graduate college today. No, you can't
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graduate high school today and think you're going
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to be worth 20 million dollars and
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you're not going to have a job and
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you're going to have people working for you. No,
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get out there and get a job. Learn
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how to be an employee. Learn what
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it feels like to be an employee
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so that way you can be the
6:06
best employer when God puts you in
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that position. Because if you don't know
6:10
how to treat your employees, if you
6:13
don't know how to treat your team
6:15
members, your business is not going to
6:17
go far. Because why? Success is a
6:19
loan game. I'm
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not saying we haven't
6:23
seen overnight success, but
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overnight success and overnight
6:28
wealth is very, very
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rare. But most real
6:32
success comes from consistent
6:35
effort. Growth is supposed to
6:37
feel slow. If it was
6:39
easy, everyone would be wealthy.
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If it was easy, everyone would
6:44
be wealthy. If it was easy,
6:46
everyone would be wealthy.
6:49
Everyone is always asking, like, Anthony,
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man, you've grown so fast. You
6:53
know, four or five years ago, you
6:56
had 123,000 subscribers. Today, you're knocking on
6:58
that one million door. You're at 880,000
7:00
subscribers just on YouTube alone, and
7:02
you're killing it on podcast. You got
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this over there. You got all these
7:07
emails, like, man, your brand is growing.
7:09
What was the success? How did you
7:12
grow so fast? I said, you're only
7:14
looking at the last four years.
7:16
Do not discredit. the five years
7:18
that it took me to
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get to 130,000 subscribers. So
7:24
that's a total of almost nine years
7:26
that I've been doing this. The first
7:28
five years was trial and error, trying
7:30
new things, trying to do things that
7:32
I just, at that season of my
7:34
life, I couldn't do because I had
7:36
to keep in mind of a larger
7:38
and more, a larger, and I wouldn't
7:40
say a better, but a larger and
7:42
a more profound name that some of
7:44
the things that I wanted to do
7:46
and say that just didn't align there.
7:48
So I couldn't do things. But when
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I got out on my own my
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own, man. And we grew a little
7:55
bit faster over the four years because
7:57
we were able to take a little
7:59
bit more edge. approach to my
8:01
content. But we still
8:04
can't discredit. I
8:06
didn't grow overnight. I'm
8:08
not knocking on a
8:10
million in one year. It's
8:13
been years and years
8:15
and years of work.
8:17
It's been years of
8:19
small wins that have
8:21
led to big success.
8:23
Every single day I'm waking up,
8:25
okay, what can I do today
8:27
to build more wealth? What can
8:29
I do today to get to
8:31
a million subscribers? What can I
8:34
do today that makes me a
8:36
better man? And when I become
8:38
a better man, I can make
8:40
more money because as I'm evolving,
8:42
as I'm growing, as I'm maturing
8:44
in leadership styles and how I'm
8:46
growing as a leader, it just,
8:48
it only helps me. So I
8:50
wanna say this up front. Yaw,
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give yourself
8:55
some grace.
8:58
Give yourself
9:00
some grace.
9:02
Because you're
9:04
building something
9:08
that will last.
9:11
Here within
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our community,
9:15
the E3
9:17
community, we're
9:20
not We're
9:32
When y 'all hear me say that, I just
9:34
feel something dropping my spirit. something
9:42
We're
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building
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something
9:56
that if we're blessed and fortunate enough
9:58
that our children children's
10:01
children will say
10:03
thank you grandma
10:05
thank you grandpa
10:08
we're building something
10:11
that our local church
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when we pass will say
10:16
thank you a yo Because
10:21
we gave ourselves enough grace to
10:23
understand that, hey, we're building something
10:25
that will last, and not just
10:27
last to benefit me, but it
10:30
will last to bless generations. It
10:32
will last to continue building the
10:34
kingdom. It will last to impact
10:36
the culture in the community. I'm
10:38
building something, and God convicted me.
10:40
Oh my gosh. My company was doing
10:42
well a year and a half ago.
10:44
Very well. We was making millions. And
10:46
God said you look good today,
10:48
but you're not really building something.
10:51
that will last way beyond you.
10:53
I said, what? What do you mean?
10:55
And he gave me this
10:57
idea that downloading to my
10:59
head that, you know, you're
11:01
comparing yourself to all these
11:03
people out here. And watch this.
11:05
I've called them to do that. But
11:07
I've called you to do something
11:09
else. And I need you to pivot
11:12
from what you see in your
11:14
particular space and pivot over here
11:16
and work on this. And
11:20
do this. Because this is going
11:22
to, this is going to be
11:24
beyond you. This is going
11:26
to be bigger than Anthony.
11:29
It's going to be bigger
11:31
than the table with, the
11:33
table with Anthony O'Neill. It's
11:35
going to be bigger than
11:37
the Neatness Network. This is
11:39
going to impact the world.
11:41
And because you do this,
11:43
when you do this over
11:45
here, now you're impacting families
11:47
who've never met you before.
11:49
because you're building something that
11:51
will last, not just something
11:53
that looks good and goes viral today.
11:55
No one is going to remember you
11:57
10 years from now because you went
11:59
viral. but they will remember
12:03
you. They will remember
12:05
you if you can
12:07
help them impact
12:10
and change their life.
12:12
So wealth doesn't
12:15
look good. Wealth
12:17
feels good. And
12:19
wealth produces
12:21
something that
12:23
is bigger than you.
12:25
If we're going to separate
12:28
ourselves from the world, separate
12:30
ourselves from what we see
12:32
on Instagram, from what we're
12:35
seeing, they do. If you're
12:37
saving, if you're investing, and
12:39
if you're living below your
12:41
means, you won't always look
12:43
rich, but you're actually setting
12:45
yourself up to be wealthy. I
12:47
wish we could put that B.
12:50
on the screen. And if you
12:52
can figure that out, if you
12:55
can put that B, just
12:57
put B real big on
12:59
the screen. Because I don't
13:01
want us to look L-O-O-O-K,
13:03
rich. I want us to be
13:05
wealthy. Because we know what
13:08
look means. Looks means like,
13:10
okay, you look good, but
13:12
are you good. You look
13:14
rich, but are you
13:16
wealthy. You look mentally
13:18
healthy. But
13:20
are you mentally healthy?
13:23
Do you look like you
13:25
got everything together?
13:28
Do you look rich? But
13:30
I want you to be
13:32
wealthy. The truth of
13:35
the fact is, as
13:37
I'm continuing to grow
13:39
and to learn and
13:42
evolve, wealth is built
13:44
somewhat in private.
13:49
Just because
13:52
you don't
13:56
post about
14:00
all of your investment strategies, it doesn't
14:02
mean you don't have an investment portfolio. And
14:09
I'm having to constantly remind
14:11
myself because I think for
14:13
me, there's a balance between
14:15
showing you all what financial
14:18
freedom and what wealth looks
14:20
like because I need y
14:22
'all to see a man
14:24
who builds wealth and what
14:26
that looks like. But
14:28
at the same time, I don't
14:30
need to be showing you all
14:32
every single thing because that's none
14:34
of y 'all's business. It's none
14:36
of our business on every single
14:38
thing that you have because wealth
14:40
is built in private. And
14:43
honestly, you don't want
14:45
everyone knowing how much money
14:47
you actually have because
14:51
one thing I've learned, especially
14:53
over the last four years,
14:55
delay gratification wins, man. I
14:58
think all of us, we always try to
15:00
immediately go for the quick wins. And I
15:03
think in certain places and certain seasons, going
15:05
for the quick wins is actually good. For
15:07
an example, if you're eliminating your debt, going
15:09
for the smallest one, which is a quick
15:11
win is actually pretty good. But
15:14
sometimes, sometimes delay
15:16
gratification wins. Sometimes
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but what has pushed me
17:18
to keep going was delayed
17:21
gratification, that
17:23
that where God watch this,
17:25
Where God is telling me to
17:27
go, or we talked about earlier,
17:30
right, my next steps, I
17:32
know for me to get to
17:34
my next steps, I have to
17:36
buckle down at 2025. I have
17:38
to. I have to buckle down
17:41
at 2025 and get my degrees.
17:43
Have to. And I'm doing it.
17:45
I have even told y'all
17:47
every single thing that
17:50
we've really been working on.
17:52
But I'm doing it. We're
17:56
doing it real good. We
17:58
have to skip the flex
18:00
now so that we can live
18:02
financially free later. So many of
18:05
us are going to wake up
18:07
when we're 70 years old, 80
18:09
years old, saying gag on it.
18:11
Why was I flexing so much?
18:13
Because now in my 70s and
18:16
80s I still got to work
18:18
at McDonald's. I still got a
18:20
Rooker Burger King. I still got
18:22
to work at Walmart because I
18:24
was flexing when I was younger.
18:26
I had a Luvertine purse, I
18:29
had a Luvertine backpack, I was
18:31
flying first class every single wear.
18:33
I was flying first class every
18:35
single wear. I was flying on
18:37
private jets because I was making
18:40
this money as an influencer. when
18:42
I should be in peace, when
18:44
I shouldn't have to work, when
18:46
I should be a great-grandfather, a
18:48
great-grandmother, when I should be, you
18:51
know, watching my grandkids and sending
18:53
them back bad. Now I have
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to work. Now I have to
18:57
work. Because I was flexing. So
18:59
if you're behind, watch this. I
19:01
need you to invest in your
19:04
future, not just your image. I
19:06
need you to invest into the
19:08
stocks, to the stock market, real
19:10
estate. build a business. I want
19:12
you to do all that over
19:15
designer brands any day. I don't
19:17
want you to try and keep
19:19
up with the people because most
19:21
folks flexing online don't even have
19:23
a thousand dollars in their savings
19:25
account. That's proven fact. Another study
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came out revealed that if a
19:30
two thousand dollar emergency came up
19:32
only 38% of people in America
19:34
could afford to pay for it
19:36
cash, but they got a million
19:39
miles. They got a million
19:41
miles and they got an 800
19:43
credit score, but don't have $2,000
19:45
inside their bank. Listen, y'all, stay
19:47
focused on your goals. Do not
19:50
focus on the lifestyle that we
19:52
see on social media. Because the
19:54
truth of the fact is, their
19:56
path isn't yours, and you do
19:58
not want that path. to be
20:00
yours. Do you really want to
20:02
look like you have a lot
20:05
of money? Do you really want
20:07
to have a million miles?
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A million points? Do you
20:11
really want to have an
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800 credit score? But you
20:16
don't even have $2,000 inside
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22:18
shoes. I was like, wow. Now
22:21
I'm not knocking, you know, especially
22:24
within our community, within the black
22:26
community, fashion is just our thing.
22:28
I'm not knocking us for fashion.
22:31
I think my problem is when
22:33
we choose fashion over financial stability,
22:35
that we would rather look good
22:38
than actually be good. Because true
22:40
wealth, real wealth, doesn't need to
22:42
prove anything. Real wealth move differently.
22:45
Instead of showing off, real wealth
22:47
focuses on ownership and freedom and
22:50
freedom and impact. Wealthy
22:53
people buy assets, not only
22:55
liabilities. I hate it when
22:57
I hear some people say
22:59
wealthy people don't buy any
23:02
liabilities. No, they do. But
23:04
they've built so much of
23:06
an asset portfolio that the
23:08
income that's coming from the
23:10
assets pays for their liabilities.
23:13
But they focus on building
23:15
portfolios, not just buying material
23:17
things. Wealthy people are living
23:19
below their means. I
23:22
think a study came out of
23:24
Rio that nearly 48% no no it
23:26
was about 60% of millionaires drive
23:28
used cars and live in modern size
23:30
homes. They're not living in these big
23:33
20,000 30,000 square foot homes which
23:35
again there's nothing wrong with that. But
23:37
also we also also have to
23:39
keep when I'm quoting millionaires. One of
23:42
the things I've learned from. my mentor
23:44
and old boss, Dave Ramsey is,
23:46
we gotta get out of this same
23:48
millionaires or people who make a
23:50
million dollars, right? No, the millionaires are
23:53
people who have a net worth
23:55
of a million dollar portfolio. So these
23:57
are individuals who may make $100,000 a
23:59
year. but they have a million
24:01
dollars invested. So it's not
24:03
just individuals who may make
24:05
a million dollars a year
24:07
that are millionaires, because watch this.
24:10
I know millionaires who make a
24:12
million dollars a year, but do
24:14
not have a million dollars invested.
24:17
But I know someone who makes for an example
24:19
right now, I think their household income
24:21
is a hundred and twenty three thousand
24:23
dollars between him and his wife and
24:25
they have a one point four million
24:27
dollar portfolio When it comes to their
24:29
house is paid for so that's an
24:31
asset They have cars paid off. They
24:33
have stock market and they have a
24:36
small business and all of that cash
24:38
liquid to where if they want to
24:40
sell everything today They're like one point
24:42
something million dollars. Those are millionaires
24:44
and they live in a very modest home
24:46
Okay Let
24:48
me tell you something I
24:51
really have been focusing on.
24:53
Is that I'm at a point in
24:55
my life that yes, I want to
24:57
make a lot of money that
25:00
allows me to be
25:02
comfortable. But before money,
25:04
I want more freedom, specifically
25:06
time freedom. Because what
25:08
I'm learning is time
25:11
freedom is the real
25:13
flex. Y'all, we
25:15
gotta build a solid emergency
25:17
fund, because the truth of
25:20
the fact is life happens.
25:22
And if we're not prepared
25:24
for one, if we're
25:27
not prepared for just
25:29
30 days of unexpected
25:31
expenses to happen, because
25:33
life is gonna happen,
25:36
that's gonna prevent us
25:38
from building emergency. I'm
25:40
sorry for building wealth.
25:43
The basics for me is start
25:45
by building 30 days of your net
25:47
pay inside of a high-yield savings
25:50
account that sits in your SOFA
25:52
account. So, files can give you
25:54
$300 plus give you up to 4%
25:56
interest. Remember I talked to someone of
25:58
my shows before too. Why is it
26:01
important to have a high-yield savings
26:03
account compared to a standard savings
26:05
account? Well, the average standard savings
26:07
account is 0.05%. The average high-yield
26:09
savings accounts will be in between
26:11
3.5 to 5% of interest rate.
26:13
Well, Anthony, 3.5 to 5%, that's
26:15
not a lot of money. Agreed
26:17
is not a lot of money.
26:19
But the thing is, when it
26:21
comes to parking your money inside
26:23
a savings account, is that you
26:25
want your money to be growing
26:27
with inflation. So if inflation goes
26:29
two to three percent a year,
26:31
you want your money growing two
26:33
to three percent a year. If
26:35
inflation goes up one percent and
26:37
you go up two and a
26:39
half percent, but that means your
26:41
money outgrew inflation. That's why if
26:43
you're going to have your money
26:45
sitting inside of a high-yose savings
26:47
account by putting maybe just one
26:49
month of your net pay instead
26:51
of a high-yose saves account, then
26:53
eliminating your debt, after you eliminate
26:55
your debt, you're going to put
26:57
three to six months of your
26:59
net pay inside of this so
27:01
far high-yose saves account, then now
27:04
your money is keeping up last
27:06
month alone. Last month, I've saved,
27:08
I went further and beyond, I
27:10
have saved one year of my
27:12
net pay that I pay myself,
27:14
right? So this way I can
27:16
cover mortgage, golfing, traveling, whatever that
27:18
is, I paid my average one
27:20
year of net salary that I
27:22
paid myself and I put down
27:24
the side of a high use
27:26
savings account. So that's over, you
27:28
know, a good six figures. Last
27:30
year, that account made me 700.
27:32
So we're going to drop so
27:34
far as information inside of today's
27:36
show notes. You'll click on it
27:38
because I don't know how much
27:40
longer they're going to be giving
27:42
you $300 for this particular account.
27:44
But I promise you right now
27:46
if you go to Anthonyonil.com for
27:48
slash savings is going to be
27:50
amazing. But I also want to
27:52
say this, your emergency fund is
27:54
not your fund money. All right.
27:56
This is not. single people. This
27:58
is not your line item on
28:00
your budget, because you should have
28:02
this on your budget. This is
28:04
not your dating money. This is
28:07
not, ladies, your hair money, your
28:09
makeup money, your nail's money. Your
28:11
emergency fund is like, oh, shucks,
28:13
I just broke a nail. Oh,
28:15
shucks, it was just raining, my
28:17
hair got messed up. No, no, no, no, no,
28:19
no. That should be a separate line
28:21
item on your budget, but your
28:23
emergency fund is not to be
28:25
touched unless it is an extreme
28:27
emergency. And to be honest with
28:29
you, I have two particular items
28:32
within my budget. I have
28:34
an emergency fund, then I
28:36
have a miscellaneous fund. A
28:38
miscellaneous fund, I may have
28:40
like an extra $500 to
28:42
$1,000 that's sitting there for
28:44
an example. Some of you
28:47
may just have a miscellaneous
28:49
fund of $100,000, $300,000, $300,000,
28:51
just sitting there for an
28:53
example. Some of you may
28:55
just have a miscellaneous fund,
28:57
and that's what I tend
28:59
to do. miscellaneous. If I have
29:01
an extra $200 sitting there for the
29:04
miscellaneous spending and I have a $100
29:06
miscellaneous budget that comes up like a
29:08
friend asked me to come out to
29:10
a dinner and I spent $75. Okay
29:12
cool great I'm gonna take that out
29:14
of my miscellaneous if I don't have
29:16
it inside of my food fund. All
29:18
right and so this this this is
29:20
super crucial to all of us and some
29:22
of you I probably say Anthony but I
29:25
don't know how to start let me tell
29:27
you how to start. Start small and
29:29
just be consistent. Even if you
29:31
can only start with $50, put
29:34
$50 inside this Hiyo savings account.
29:36
Then as you're working your way up, as
29:38
you're gaining more money, as you're going
29:40
back to your budget, as you're going
29:42
back and looking at your finances and
29:44
seeing where you can move things and
29:46
allocate things differently, then you'll go on
29:48
up. The goal again is to set
29:51
aside one month of your net pay
29:53
right now because 40% of the American people
29:55
cannot afford a $1,000 cash
29:57
emergency without financing it without
29:59
putting... on the credit card, you're
30:01
going to be ahead of 40%
30:04
of the people in America. Let
30:06
me put it like this. You're
30:08
going to be ahead of 40%
30:10
of your friends. And so to
30:13
do that, you've got to automate
30:15
your savings. Set up on automatic
30:17
transfers every single time you get
30:20
paid until you reach your goal.
30:22
But if you're going to set
30:24
up automatic transfers by building a
30:27
high-yield savings account, you've got to
30:29
cut un, non-essential expenses. Read direct
30:31
money, right? from unnecessary subscriptions, dining
30:34
out, and in-pill spending into your
30:36
emergency fund. Maybe you need to
30:38
pause on some of those apps.
30:41
Maybe you need to pause on
30:43
some of those subscription things that
30:45
you have, and just redirect it
30:48
into your emergency fund, because I'm
30:50
going to tell you, I'm going
30:52
to be honest with you, but
30:54
I'm not fearful. because I have
30:57
an emergency fund. If I was
30:59
to lose everything in my business
31:01
right now, if I had to
31:04
shut down my business right now,
31:06
I will be good for one
31:08
year. I will be so good
31:11
for one year. I wouldn't have
31:13
to change my lifestyle and as
31:15
determined and as a focus as
31:18
I am and creative as I
31:20
am, I can find money within
31:22
a year. Heck, to be honest
31:25
with you. Give me 90 days
31:27
to six months. I'll find a
31:29
way to make me some more
31:31
money. And what I love about
31:34
it is I'm debt free. I
31:36
don't have any major bills outside
31:38
of my consumer debt. Not consumer
31:41
debt. I don't have no, I
31:43
don't have any consumer debt, but
31:45
outside of my non-consumer debt, which
31:48
are mortgages, I am, I'm good.
31:50
I don't have to sell my
31:52
cars. I can cook
31:55
from the house, I got a beautiful house
31:57
with a great grill, like I'm straight. Some
32:00
of you all are going to get some
32:03
tax refunds this year. You know this you
32:05
got to use your extra wisely Tax
32:07
refunds bonuses Side hustle income instead
32:09
of spurging I want you to put
32:11
50% of that into your savings until
32:13
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