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0:02Hello. Are you ready to learn some real
0:06life English with comprehensible input?
0:09Well, good. Because today we are going
0:12to talk
0:13about something that I think is super
0:17valuable for each and every one of our
0:22lives. My life and your life.
0:25Today we are going to talk about how to
0:28invest in yourself. How to become the
0:32best version of you that you can
0:35possibly be. Let's go. Okay, guys. So,
0:40this idea came to me
0:42from one of my subscribers. They wrote
0:43me on YouTube and they said, "Kyle, I
0:46heard you talking about investing in
0:49yourself.
0:50Can you please make a video talking
0:53about practical ways to invest in
0:55yourself?"
0:57So, practical ways means realistic ways,
1:00okay? I can't say, "Oh, just run 20
1:04miles every morning, okay? Or just read
1:07the biggest book ever and you'll be
1:08okay." No, we need things that you can
1:11do every day, small, easy things that
1:15stack on top of each other and with time
1:19will get so big that you won't realize
1:22how much you've changed. So, when we
1:24talk about investing in yourself, and I
1:27think I said
1:28in another video that the best
1:30investment that you can make is in
1:33yourself. And that's why this subscriber
1:36wrote me on Instagram. And you know
1:38what? I'll put my Instagram down in the
1:41description
1:42so you guys can come follow me there if
1:44you like. I use it as a personal
1:46account, really, but I would really like
1:48to grow it because then I can use it for
1:50businesses. I can write people and say,
1:53"Hey, would you like to collaborate with
1:55me?" Or, "Hey, can I come film in your
1:58restaurant? Things like that. So, I
2:00would really like to grow the Instagram
2:02because it's not as impressive as the
2:05YouTube channel right now.
2:07But, I would like it to grow. So, please
2:09guys, if you're interested in seeing
2:11that, come follow me on the Instagram.
2:13So, I said the best investment you could
2:15ever make is investing in yourself, and
2:18I truly believe that. Now, what do I
2:20mean by investing in yourself? Well, by
2:24putting time and effort into things that
2:28will help you to grow as a person. Okay?
2:32So, when we think of investments, we
2:35think we think of okay, I buy a house,
2:40and then people live in it, and they pay
2:42me money. Okay? So, my money grows.
2:45Well, real estate can be
2:48a wonderful investment, and real estate
2:50is what we call
2:52when you invest your money in housing,
2:55in apartments, in houses, in buildings.
2:58That can be a wonderful investment if
3:00you already have money. But, maybe a lot
3:03of you guys
3:04are starting from a place like I started
3:07with just normal parents, okay? My dad
3:11worked on cars. My mom never worked. And
3:14maybe some of you are starting a lot
3:16worse than that, okay? Because we all
3:19start somewhere different. The important
3:21thing is not where you start,
3:23it's if you are willing to put in the
3:25work to move to that next level. So,
3:27when we talk about investing in
3:30ourselves, I like to think about it in
3:32three different ways. I like to think
3:34about it like this. We really need to
3:36invest in three different things. Number
3:39one, our physical health, the health of
3:42our body,
3:43because our body is like our vehicle,
3:46our car, okay? It gets us where we need
3:49to go. And if If body's not healthy,
3:51you're not going to be able to do any of
3:54these other things. Second thing,
3:56money.
3:57Okay? Guys, there are little things that
4:00we will talk about in a minute. Little
4:02things that you can do with your money
4:04that will make your life so much easier,
4:09so much less stressful.
4:12You will feel safer and so much more
4:14enjoyable. Okay? They're simple, they're
4:16easy, and it doesn't matter if you
4:20work at a fast-food restaurant, like
4:23McDonald's, or if you're a doctor.
4:26Anybody can apply these money rules. And
4:30the last thing, which is the most
4:32important, I'm not going to tell you
4:33that yet. Let's talk about physical
4:35health.
4:56All right, guys. I am on a
4:59walking trail, a walking trail.
5:02People come here to walk, to run, or to
5:06ride
5:07their bikes. So,
5:09the first thing that I think is super
5:11important for
5:14your physical health,
5:16well, this is not my opinion. This is a
5:18fact, okay? This is true. You have to
5:21move. You have to move as much as
5:24possible. The human body is meant to
5:27move, okay? We are not meant
5:31to sit in an office chair for 8 hours a
5:33day.
5:34We are not meant to sit on a couch and
5:36play video games for 10 hours.
5:39I know some of you have done that.
5:41>> [laughter]
5:42>> I'm guilty, too. When I was younger,
5:44there were some computer games that I
5:46would play for hours and hours and
5:47hours.
5:48But, the point is our body is meant to
5:51move. Okay? And when I say physical
5:53health, guys, I want to just let you
5:55know I do not mean that you have to have
5:58big muscles like a bodybuilder.
6:00I mean you need to exercise
6:03in some way every day. And this is
6:05important because once you start to get
6:08those experiences and get the ability to
6:11go cool places and do cool things, you
6:13do not want to be the one in the group
6:15doing this.
6:16>> [sighs]
6:17>> I went to a Chicago one time with some
6:19friends and one of our friends who is
6:22overweight, very big,
6:25he couldn't even keep up with us. He had
6:27to keep saying, "Slow down, guys. Slow
6:29down." And basically he ruined
6:32the whole trip. So, you don't want to be
6:34that person. You've got to take care of
6:36your body.
6:37And you'll see, guys, that all of these
6:39things come together.
6:41And no one of these things is more
6:43important than the other.
6:45My thing that I like to do, guys, every
6:48day that I'm not working,
6:50I go out and walk. And if I can, I come
6:53somewhere beautiful.
6:55I go somewhere beautiful because I can
6:58breathe good fresh air and I can see
7:01beautiful green from the trees and it
7:04makes me think, guys,
7:06when I come out to a place like this,
7:08it makes me think thoughts that I would
7:10never think walking around in the city.
7:13For example, I was walking over here to
7:15film in this spot
7:17and I was looking at the
7:19the grass, the little flowers, and I
7:22thought to myself,
7:23there's so much more to life than we
7:26think about. Like, do you guys truly
7:29understand how a tree works and how
7:32incredible it is
7:34that those trees, they take in
7:37the chemical that we put out when we
7:39breathe, they take that in and they put
7:42out what we need to breathe. Guys,
7:45those trees are allowing me to breathe
7:49and I am allowing them to breathe. And
7:51there's so many examples of things like
7:53that in the world. Like these flowers
7:56and the bees and butterflies
7:59that pollinate them.
8:01It all works together, guys. It's
8:03incredible. [laughter]
8:04You start to notice the beauty of nature
8:07when you come out to places like this.
8:09So, that's good for your mind, but
8:12we're talking about your physical health
8:13right now. You have to move. Okay. Now,
8:17maybe some of you are saying, "Kyle, I
8:19walk every day. I walk to school. I walk
8:22to work.
8:23I walk to the store. I do not have a
8:26car, so I walk all day."
8:28Good. Your body is happy about that
8:31because that's what humans are supposed
8:32to do. If you already walk every day,
8:35maybe do some push-ups, okay? Start
8:37building a little bit of muscle. But
8:39really, guys, when you invest in your
8:41body, the older and older you get, it
8:43will give you a huge advantage in this
8:45life. Now,
8:46the second and most important thing that
8:50you can do to invest in your physical
8:52health, eat real food, okay? Now, once
8:57again, some of you guys in the countries
8:58you live in, you only have real food,
9:01okay? I'm so jealous when I see how the
9:04way the way that people in India, Asia,
9:08some parts
9:09some parts of Asia, some parts of South
9:11America eat. They eat rice.
9:13>> [music]
9:13>> They eat fish. They eat vegetables.
9:16Only real food.
9:18Now, if you live in the somewhere like
9:21the United States
9:22or a country like that where there's
9:24tons of fast food, processed food, fried
9:28food, guys,
9:30those are poison for your body. And I
9:33saw a documentary, guys, about a city in
9:35Mexico where they drink more Coca-Cola
9:39than water because it's cheaper to buy
9:42Coke
9:43which is what we call Coca-Cola than it
9:45is to buy water. And guys, soda alone or
9:49pop in the US, you will hear people say
9:51soda or pop. That's one of the worst
9:53things you can do to yourself.
9:55There's nothing in that that is good for
9:57your body. So guys, the rule that
10:00I try to follow is 80/20, okay?
10:05As long as 80% of the food that I eat is
10:09real nutritious food, it's okay if I eat
10:13a little bit of what we call junk food.
10:16Even though honestly guys, the food that
10:18I crave and when we say crave, it's when
10:21your brain is telling you, "I want that
10:23so bad."
10:24The food that I crave is real food
10:26anyway. I want a big steak. Okay, I want
10:30butter chicken. But guys, if you could
10:32eat less candy, sugar,
10:35drink less pop, and eat more protein,
10:39vegetables, healthy carbs like rice or
10:42potatoes, your body will be so much
10:44healthier.
10:45Okay? And like I said guys, there's a
10:47ton of other things you could do. People
10:49might say
10:51>> [snorts]
10:51>> breathing techniques or cold showers.
10:53This video is about simple practical
10:56things. So for physical health,
10:59walk more, eat better. Let's talk about
11:02money. All right guys, now we're going
11:03to talk about the second way to invest
11:06in yourself. And this one's important.
11:09Maybe you don't want to talk about this.
11:11Money. Now guys, a lot of people around
11:13the world have it in their minds that
11:16money is bad. Money is not bad. Money is
11:19like electricity, okay? Electricity is
11:22not good or bad. It's good if you use it
11:26to
11:27light up a house and, you know,
11:30use it in light bulbs. And it's bad if
11:33it
11:34shocks you and kills you, okay? Money is
11:38like that. It's energy.
11:40And if you use it for good, it's good.
11:42If you use it for bad, it's bad. But we
11:44would never do that here. And I know you
11:46would never use it for bad because you
11:48are somebody who's watching this trying
11:50to improve your life. So I know that you
11:52would only use it for good. Therefore,
11:54in your life, money is good. So guys,
11:57there's three things we need to think
11:59about with money.
12:00Save, invest, create. All right?
12:05Now first, saving. This is the basic,
12:08guys. Saving money means you take some
12:11money when you make it and put it away
12:13for later, okay? You do not spend
12:15everything you have. Now listen very
12:17carefully to this, guys.
12:19The person who works at McDonald's for
12:22very little money and the doctor who
12:25makes a ton of money,
12:27if they both spend all of the money they
12:30make, they're both broke.
12:33Okay? And broke means you do not have
12:35any extra money. The only difference is
12:38that the doctor looks like he has money
12:41because he spent his money on nice cars
12:44and nice houses, okay? But the truth is,
12:46if neither one of them saves anything,
12:49neither one of them has any real money.
12:51And by the way, broke is a really good
12:53piece of vocabulary. And that's what we
12:55say when somebody has no money. Hey, hey
12:59Kyle, do you want to go to the movies?
13:01>> [snorts]
13:01>> I wish I could, man, but I'm broke. I
13:03can't even buy a ticket. Okay, so how
13:05can you save money? Maybe you're
13:07thinking, Kyle, I hardly make any money
13:10at my job.
13:11Well,
13:12try and find a better job if you can.
13:14But if you are at the best job you can
13:16possibly find, don't worry about it. You
13:18can save. The rules are these. Pay
13:22yourself first, okay? Take 10% of the
13:26money that you make, no matter what,
13:28before you pay your rent, before you buy
13:31food, before you buy anything else, 10%.
13:34It's not that much, guys, and put that
13:36in your savings, okay? If you have a
13:39bank account, put it in the bank. If you
13:41don't, put it under your bed, hide it,
13:44because that savings is your future.
13:47Now, 10% doesn't sound like much,
13:49but when you do it every week,
13:52after a year, after 2 years, you will
13:54not believe how much money you have. You
13:56will have so much more money than you
13:58have today. And the best thing about
14:00savings, guys, is when something bad
14:02happens,
14:04which, hey, life happens, something will
14:07happen, you will feel so much safer
14:09knowing that you have money to help,
14:12okay?
14:13Something bad happened to my car and I
14:14had to have it fixed, guys,
14:16and it cost a lot of money, and I was so
14:19mad for days, guys. I didn't want to
14:22talk to anybody. I was so mad that I had
14:25to spend the money that I've been
14:26working so hard to save.
14:28But guess what, guys? How bad would that
14:30situation have been
14:33if I didn't have savings? Oh, it would
14:36have been terrible. I would have had to
14:37find a way to get to work.
14:40I would have had to call people, "Hey,
14:41can I have a ride?"
14:42But I had savings. So, even though I was
14:45mad about it, the situation was so much
14:48better than it could have been if I was
14:50broke. Okay, guys, once you have a
14:52saving, step two,
14:54invest. And investing, guys, is when you
14:56make your money work for you, okay? You
14:59send your money to a place where it will
15:01grow and grow and grow,
15:04and you do not have to work, okay, for
15:06the money, because the money is working
15:09for you.
15:11That's the difference between rich
15:12people and poor people, guys. Poor
15:14people work for money, rich people make
15:16their money work for them.
15:18Now, I can't tell you how to invest in
15:20your country. I can tell you here in the
15:22United States, the safest, easiest way
15:25to invest is in a stock, which is a
15:27little piece of a company, and the way
15:30that I would invest in stocks, and the
15:31way that I do, is buy a bunch of them,
15:34okay? A bunch of different companies all
15:36in one stock. We have something called
15:38the S&P 500 here in the United States,
15:41and that is the top 500 companies. So,
15:44when you buy one stock, one piece of an
15:47S&P 500, you are getting access
15:51to 500 of the best companies in the US,
15:54like Google, like Meta, like uh SpaceX
15:58now, like Tesla. You've heard of these,
16:00right? And
16:01for the last 80 years, guys,
16:04this has averaged 10% growth every year.
16:08So, if you put $10,000 in the S&P 500 40
16:14years ago, now it would probably be
16:16worth I don't even know, a million, over
16:19a million. So, invest, guys. And let me
16:22tell you one thing about investing.
16:24Don't just do it. Learn about it first,
16:26because your country is different than
16:28mine.
16:29Unless you're working and living in the
16:30US, S&P 500, guys, is the simple way
16:34that you cannot fail. Number three,
16:36create. So, guys, investing is great,
16:39saving is great, but the problem is if
16:43you have a job where you don't make a
16:45lot of money, like most of the people
16:47watching this, investing and saving is a
16:50great step. It's you have to do that
16:52step, but it will take a long, long
16:55time, okay? It might take you 20 years
17:00to invest and save enough to where you
17:02feel like you have enough money to live
17:05comfortably. And guess what, guys? That
17:0720 years is going to pass anyway. So,
17:10use it right. Invest and save, okay?
17:12But, if you are someone like me who does
17:16not want to work at a job that you don't
17:18like forever.
17:20If you have a job that you love, you are
17:22blessed. Be happy, guys. But, I don't
17:24want to work at my job forever, so I
17:26have to create. And what this means is
17:29making something to help people that
17:32they will pay you money for, okay? And
17:34this is the only way to make big money,
17:36enough money to where you get the
17:38freedom to do what you want when you
17:39want. And that's my ultimate goal in
17:41life, guys. And I want it for myself,
17:44but I also want it for my family because
17:46my whole life money has caused stress.
17:49It never brought joy because we never
17:51had enough of it because my dad did not
17:53know how to save, how to invest, how to
17:56create. He worked a job. He tried his
17:58best,
18:00but he was working for money. He never
18:02learned how to make money work for him.
18:04So, you need to think about what you're
18:06good at, what you know about, and how
18:09can you help other people,
18:11okay? Because the way to make money is
18:13add value. You do this by helping people
18:16with their problems. An example, a lot
18:19of people tell me
18:21watch what I'm doing here, guys. This is
18:23watch what I'm doing and use this, okay?
18:27If it works,
18:28okay. If not, whatever. I'm teaching. A
18:31lot of people tell me
18:32that they can understand me when I speak
18:35like this, but they cannot understand
18:38other natives when they watch YouTube
18:40videos or Netflix.
18:43And the reason for that is because
18:44natives smash words together and it
18:47sounds like a different language because
18:49natives speak in a way that they do not
18:51teach you on Duolingo and they do not
18:53teach you in in English books. So, I
18:57decided to help those people with that
18:58problem and create the native English
19:01Starter Kit.
19:02And what this is, guys, I break down and
19:04fully explain all of the ways that
19:07natives smash words together, how we get
19:09rid of certain sounds and phrases, and
19:12phrases that we use every day. And this
19:15helps to solve that problem by giving
19:17you the tools and the patterns that we
19:20use when we speak, and it will help you
19:22to better understand native speakers
19:24when they're speaking naturally. So, if
19:27that sounds like a problem you have, you
19:29could check out my solution to that
19:32problem,
19:33the way that I'm trying to help people
19:34with that problem,
19:36in the description below.
19:38And by the way, for everybody who's
19:39bought that already, I appreciate you. I
19:42really hope that it's helping you, and
19:45I'm also trying to improve on this. So,
19:48I'm trying to improve every day, guys.
19:50Doing my best. So, guys, you see what I
19:52did there? I identified a problem that
19:54people have. I tried to use my
19:57experience and the things that I know
19:58about to help them fix that problem, and
20:01I made it into a product that they can
20:03pay me for to help them with their
20:06problem. That is creating That is how
20:09you make more money than just from your
20:11job. But, an important thing about
20:13creating, guys, don't try and sell
20:15something to people
20:16just to make money. You need to focus on
20:19helping them.
20:21Because if you sell them something that
20:22does not help them, then you are doing
20:25bad. Okay? If you sell them something
20:28that actually helps them, and they feel
20:30good about it, then you are doing good
20:32for the world, and you earned that
20:34money.
20:35All right, guys. Those are my
20:37tips and rules about money. Now, let's
20:40talk about the most important thing that
20:42you can invest in you with. All right,
20:46guys. Now, for the most important thing
20:49that you can ever invest in, your mind.
20:53Okay?
20:54Now, your mind is your brain, but it's
20:56more than that. It's not just the organ
20:58of your brain.
20:59It's the things you know. It's the way
21:02you think. If you want to be successful,
21:04you have to think successful. And the
21:07truth is, naturally, I think most humans
21:10do not think successful thoughts. We
21:13have doubts, we have fears. We think,
21:15oh, okay, this person can make money,
21:18this person can be healthy and have an
21:20awesome body, not me. I'm not good
21:22enough. You have to work to change those
21:25thoughts, okay? Now, how can you invest
21:28in your mind? Well,
21:30one way that I invest in my mind very
21:32often is meditating, okay? Meditation
21:35literally changes your brain, and you
21:38can literally change the person you are
21:41by changing the way you think through
21:42meditation.
21:44Now,
21:45I'm not going to teach you about
21:46meditation in this video. I recommend
21:49reading Dr. Joe Dispenza's book,
21:52Breaking the Habit of Being You. Top
21:55five books I've ever read in my life,
21:57and I could listen to Dr. Joe for hours,
21:59guys. He's on YouTube, and I'm positive
22:03that you can find some of his talks in
22:05your language, and don't try and watch
22:07this in English, guys, unless you are
22:09super advanced, okay? Because he's going
22:12to talk about a lot of scientific words
22:14about the brain, and you really need to
22:16understand this if you're going to use
22:18it to change your life. Dr. Joe's
22:20teachings have changed my life so much,
22:22changed the way I think and see the
22:24world. Meditation, guys, huge. Next, and
22:27I'll probably make this the last thing.
22:29You must have to
22:32learn every single day. You have to
22:37constantly
22:38feed your mind. You need Your mind needs
22:42books like your body needs food, okay?
22:46And your mind needs good books like your
22:49body needs good food. Guys,
22:52I can't tell you how many books I've
22:53read, and so many people at my work,
22:57they say, I haven't read a book since I
23:00got out of school, and I automatically
23:02know that that person has zero goals,
23:05and that person will never change
23:08unless they start reading.
23:10You must read. Every great person
23:14throughout history was a reader, and
23:17that is not a coincidence, guys.
23:19They were great because they were
23:21readers, because they filled their minds
23:24with the thoughts of other great people,
23:26and that is what you must do. Because
23:28what a book is
23:30is the thoughts of somebody who has
23:32succeeded or done something great. And
23:34the best thing about reading, guys, you
23:36can find somebody who started in the
23:40same spot as you, and you can read about
23:43how they got to where they are now. I'm
23:45reading a book right now called The
23:47Power of Broke, and it's about a guy
23:49named Daymond John. He's very famous
23:51here in the United States. He created a
23:53clothing brand that made him rich, but
23:56he did not start out with money. He
23:58started out very poor, but through his
24:01creativity, through his discipline and
24:04persistence, he was able to build
24:06something and change his life and his
24:08family's life and future. And the thing
24:10about that, guys, I know where he's
24:12coming from, okay?
24:14He had a mom that worked very hard. They
24:16had a home, they had food, but they did
24:19not have much else.
24:21Okay? Now, I can identify with that, and
24:25I think many of you can identify with
24:27that, but he did not tell himself,
24:30"I'm just going to live like this." No,
24:32he said, "My mom works so hard, I'm
24:34going to change everything for us."
24:37And how did he get going, guys? He got
24:39going by learning, by studying the
24:41people who did what he wants to do.
24:43And another thing that I read in that
24:45book, guess what he loves to do, guys.
24:48Guess.
24:49To read. So, guys, that's the most
24:52valuable thing that you can invest in
24:53yourself with, good books. Now, you
24:56don't have to pay for them if you don't
24:58have the money saved up yet. I like to
25:00buy them so I have them. That way, if I
25:02meet somebody who I think needs that
25:05information, I can gift them the book.
25:07But, we live in the world of the
25:09internet and you can find most books
25:12online. You can find a lot of audio
25:15books where you can listen to them on
25:16YouTube or maybe you have a library
25:20where you can go and borrow a book and
25:22bring it back. It doesn't matter how you
25:24get your hands on a book, you must read.
25:27Reading
25:28is the most valuable thing
25:31that you can do to change your life,
25:32guys. So, my suggestion is find somebody
25:35who started in a situation similar to
25:38yours and they got to a place similar to
25:41where you want to be. All right? It's
25:44not all about money, guys. Maybe you
25:46want to help people. Read about Mother
25:47Teresa, okay? Whatever it is, there's a
25:50book out there for it. And you, my
25:52friend, if you want to change your life,
25:54you must consume that information. So,
25:57that's your homework, guys. Find some
25:59writing by somebody who lived a
26:02situation similar to what you're in and
26:05got to a place similar to where you want
26:07to be. That is the best investment that
26:09you can make in yourself today. I
26:10appreciate you guys so much. Really hope
26:13you enjoyed this video.
26:14And guys, let me let me say one thing
26:16about videos like this. Usually, these
26:18ones are the videos of mine that get the
26:21least amount of views, but I don't care
26:23because part of
26:25my mission is not just about making
26:28money from views, growing my YouTube
26:30channel. Part of my mission is touching
26:32lives around the world. So, if you're
26:34still watching right now, I think that
26:37something I said might have touched your
26:39heart.
26:40And that's why I do this. That's why I
26:42make these kind of videos even though
26:44they don't pay me as much because, once
26:47again, guys, I'm not always thinking
26:49about how can I make money. All right?
26:53I'm thinking about how can I change
26:54lives?
26:56How can I share what I've been through
26:58to help somebody else? And that's what
27:00it's all about, guys. Because once you
27:02get a little further in your personal
27:04story, you could tell the people, "Hey,
27:07I did this. This is what you need to
27:09do." And the ones who seriously want it,
27:12they will grab onto what you say, hold
27:15it tight,
27:16absorb it into their heart and mind, and
27:19use it to change their lives. So, guys,
27:22that's what I wish for you.
27:24If you're not already,
27:26start investing a little bit more in
27:27yourself.
27:29And then one day you'll be able to give
27:31back and help others. You can change
27:33your whole world for yourself and your
27:34families.
27:35It's possible. People have done it. I'm
27:38doing it. And you could do it, too. I
27:40love you guys so much. See you in the
27:42next video.

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