Minority Mindset
Want Extra Money Without Working More?Most people stay broke not because they don’t earn enough, but because they make poor financial decisions. Some are obvious (like swiping your credit card for extra guac🥑). Others are sneaky and silently draining your wealth. Let’s break down the 5 biggest mistakes to avoid: 1. No Money Priorities If you’ve got credit card debt at 20% interest, STOP worrying about stocks. Pay off debt first, then build a $2,000 emergency fund. Crawl → walk → run. Don’t try to sprint into investing before you can even stand. 2. Believing Your Credit Score = Wealth An 800 credit score doesn’t mean you’re rich. It just shows you pay bills on time. If you use credit to buy cars, clothes, or vacations, you’re not building wealth—you’re building debt. 3. Living Fake Rich A Fancy car means you're rich, right? Nope. Liabilities like your car take money out of your pocket. Real wealth comes from owning assets—stocks, businesses, rentals. Live below your means and follow the 75/15/10 rule: spend 75%, invest 15%, save 10%. 4. Not Investing in Yourself Your time and knowledge are your most valuable assets. Don’t be scared to spend money on books, courses, or even outsourcing tasks that free up your time. Cash sitting in a bank loses value every year—invest it in yourself AND in long-term assets. 5. Gambling With Investments Stop chasing “get rich quick” schemes. Penny stocks, meme coins, risky day trades—it’s like Vegas. You might win once, but most people lose big. Wealth isn’t built overnight. It’s built over decades of steady, smart investing. Stop trying to look rich. Start actually becoming rich. Pay off debt, save, invest wisely, and invest in yourself. The “boring” route wins every time. Also, stay up to date on what is happening so you know when to take action by subscribing to Market Briefs for FREE! Enjoy! go.briefsmedia.com/optin-yt-og?utm_source=youtube&…
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Minority Mindset
Want Extra Money Without Working More?
Most people stay broke not because they don’t earn enough, but because they make poor financial decisions.
Some are obvious (like swiping your credit card for extra guac🥑). Others are sneaky and silently draining your wealth.
Let’s break down the 5 biggest mistakes to avoid:
1. No Money Priorities
If you’ve got credit card debt at 20% interest, STOP worrying about stocks. Pay off debt first, then build a $2,000 emergency fund.
Crawl → walk → run.
Don’t try to sprint into investing before you can even stand.
2. Believing Your Credit Score = Wealth
An 800 credit score doesn’t mean you’re rich.
It just shows you pay bills on time.
If you use credit to buy cars, clothes, or vacations, you’re not building wealth—you’re building debt.
3. Living Fake Rich
A Fancy car means you're rich, right? Nope.
Liabilities like your car take money out of your pocket.
Real wealth comes from owning assets—stocks, businesses, rentals.
Live below your means and follow the 75/15/10 rule: spend 75%, invest 15%, save 10%.
4. Not Investing in Yourself
Your time and knowledge are your most valuable assets.
Don’t be scared to spend money on books, courses, or even outsourcing tasks that free up your time.
Cash sitting in a bank loses value every year—invest it in yourself AND in long-term assets.
5. Gambling With Investments
Stop chasing “get rich quick” schemes.
Penny stocks, meme coins, risky day trades—it’s like Vegas.
You might win once, but most people lose big.
Wealth isn’t built overnight.
It’s built over decades of steady, smart investing.
Stop trying to look rich. Start actually becoming rich.
Pay off debt, save, invest wisely, and invest in yourself. The “boring” route wins every time.
Also, stay up to date on what is happening so you know when to take action by subscribing to Market Briefs for FREE! Enjoy!
go.briefsmedia.com/optin-yt-og?utm_source=youtube&…
2 months ago (edited) | [YT] | 447