Understanding Money Management
Buyback Rate Concept
Lifestyle Upgrades
Proximity and Networking
Self-Care and Presentation
Tax vs. Financial Advisors
Exit Funds
Healthy Eating and Productivity
Delegation and Assistance
Investing in Skills
0:00 The hard part isn't always making money, it's knowing what to do with it and how to keep it. Most financial advice tells you what not to buy and what assets to invest in. [music] I am going to do that in this video, but I'm also going to tell you the 10 things that you should actually upgrade today. [music] Because if you make more money, you should be able to enjoy it and also sometimes spending it makes you [music] even more. And number three is the one almost nobody spends on and I will never go back. But, there is one thing we need to get straight first. Before you buy anything that feels like a lifestyle upgrade, ask one question. Does this buy
0:31 back my life or does it try to make me look richer without a reason? To answer that, you need what I call your buyback rate. If I can actually pay someone less than half of what my hour is worth to take a task off my plate, I usually should. Here's why. If you take your net income and you divide it by the total number of hours worked, there are about 2,000 or so working hours in a year, which will give you your hourly income. [music] Now, I want you to take that and divide it by two. That's how you get your your 50% margin. Any task you can give to
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