Reaction | How A Corporate Slave Spent $155,000!?
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He doesn't know. And quite frankly, most people, they just see that money go to waste. If not everybody would do it and they shouldn't get my opinion. But it seems like he has got a good attitude and I think he's going to go places. And the thing about entrepreneurship is, you may not hit exponential hundred X on your investment and what you put into yourself.
But I think with some hard working, she come out pretty good. But one could argue that maybe he would have done not better. Money-wise if he stuck out a perfect job. But the whole point for most people listening, if you guys are in your corporate job, the thing is just do the math, right?
If you buy some rentals or decent syndication deals invested in the right stuff, at some point, it's going to send you on this path to be financially free and not 20, 30, 40 years, but more like. Maybe seven years. So a lot of us is like less than five years or maybe at worst 10 to 12 years, if you're only able to save 20 to $30,000 a year.
When I first started investing, I didn't have any money. I had a good salary for my engineering job, but 2009 one, when I bought my first rental property after saving two years for that. And then I bought my next salon a couple of years later in Seattle, but then, I kinda diligently saved my money year after year.
And in 2015, I had it left metals. And that was when things really took off for person. This is not a get rich quick thing. It's a get rid surely thing, invest in good stuff and be pretty much good money. And you find that financial freedom is a lot quicker than most people think out there. But the key is getting outside of your comfort zone.
And investing in things that not everybody else does, but yeah, if you guys have any questions, put it into the comments was when I help people out and subscribe to the channel.
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