Jaspreet Singh

Who is that right person? Somebody who has this entrepreneurial itch. That you have this, this, I need to create something. This, I can't work for somebody else feeling. This, I want to build something. It's a very much like, I don't care what it takes. I don't care what I have to do. This is what is my calling.

Who is that right person? Somebody who has this entrepreneurial itch. That you have this, this, I need to create something. This, I can't work for somebody else feeling. This, I want to build something. It's a very much like, I don't care what it takes. I don't care what I have to do. This is what is my calling.

Oh, ja. Und ich werde noch eines auf dieser Liste hinzufügen. Das Willen, zu kritisieren. Oh, ja. Jede Geschäftsführung, die du startest, wird dir viele Leute verletzen. An jeder Phase der Geschäftsführung.

Oh, ja. Und ich werde noch eines auf dieser Liste hinzufügen. Das Willen, zu kritisieren. Oh, ja. Jede Geschäftsführung, die du startest, wird dir viele Leute verletzen. An jeder Phase der Geschäftsführung.

If we talk about building wealth through investing in money, the numbers have shown that over the last century, the stock market has gone up by an average of 10% a year, historically. But many people lose money when investing in stocks. I mean, if you go around talking to people, have you invested in stocks? Yes, yes, yes. How many have made money? The hands start dropping.

If we talk about building wealth through investing in money, the numbers have shown that over the last century, the stock market has gone up by an average of 10% a year, historically. But many people lose money when investing in stocks. I mean, if you go around talking to people, have you invested in stocks? Yes, yes, yes. How many have made money? The hands start dropping.

Well, if the stock market has gone up by around 10% a year on average every year for the last 100 years, why are so many people losing money? Because we start playing the wrong game. Und jetzt, was passiert? Wenn du dein Geld in den Stockmarkt investierst, und bei dem Stockmarkt meine ich, sagen wir mal, du kaufst die S&P 500, das ist ein Basket der 500 größten Firmen im Stockmarkt.

Well, if the stock market has gone up by around 10% a year on average every year for the last 100 years, why are so many people losing money? Because we start playing the wrong game. Und jetzt, was passiert? Wenn du dein Geld in den Stockmarkt investierst, und bei dem Stockmarkt meine ich, sagen wir mal, du kaufst die S&P 500, das ist ein Basket der 500 größten Firmen im Stockmarkt.

Zum Beispiel, nicht finanzielles Hinweis, wenn du in den SPY investierst, das ist ein ETF, das dir die Exposition zu den 500 größten Firmen gibt. Wir wissen, dass das historisch bei 10% pro Jahr erhöht ist. Aber das ist nicht genug für viele Leute. Also jetzt werde ich dieses Spiel spielen, ich werde versuchen, den Markt zu gewinnen. And some people will, most won't.

Zum Beispiel, nicht finanzielles Hinweis, wenn du in den SPY investierst, das ist ein ETF, das dir die Exposition zu den 500 größten Firmen gibt. Wir wissen, dass das historisch bei 10% pro Jahr erhöht ist. Aber das ist nicht genug für viele Leute. Also jetzt werde ich dieses Spiel spielen, ich werde versuchen, den Markt zu gewinnen. And some people will, most won't.

So now some people are going to try to get into the game of investing in individual companies or maybe trading companies. Because even investing in individual companies, if you invest for the long enough period of time, you're probably going to win. But many people now want a quicker solution. So now we start trading. We start finding hot companies, the next Tesla, the next Amazon.

So now some people are going to try to get into the game of investing in individual companies or maybe trading companies. Because even investing in individual companies, if you invest for the long enough period of time, you're probably going to win. But many people now want a quicker solution. So now we start trading. We start finding hot companies, the next Tesla, the next Amazon.

We see what Reddit says. We see what Google says. And we start buying these things because we're excited. But that excitement is what's killing your wealth. Because you're investing on emotion instead of investing on financials. And so this is where you talk about what's boring. Just keep doing the market. Keep investing in the market.

We see what Reddit says. We see what Google says. And we start buying these things because we're excited. But that excitement is what's killing your wealth. Because you're investing on emotion instead of investing on financials. And so this is where you talk about what's boring. Just keep doing the market. Keep investing in the market.

When the market's up, when the market's down, when the market's sideways, just keep investing, because that has been proven to win. We know that if you invest $100 a month from the age of 21 until your retirement, 65, 66, and you can get that same 10% return, you're going to retire a millionaire. Assuming you only invest $100 a month from the age of 21 to 65 or 66,

When the market's up, when the market's down, when the market's sideways, just keep investing, because that has been proven to win. We know that if you invest $100 a month from the age of 21 until your retirement, 65, 66, and you can get that same 10% return, you're going to retire a millionaire. Assuming you only invest $100 a month from the age of 21 to 65 or 66,

Screw up. Make mistakes. But along with that, start with what's free. YouTube Podcasts. Best book you've ever read? The first book, I'll start with that, because the best is, it changes. The first book I ever read, cover to cover, was Rich Dad, Poor Dad. The second book was Total Money Makeover. Rich Dad, Poor Dad is by Robert Kiyosaki. Total Money Makeover is by Dave Ramsey.

Screw up. Make mistakes. But along with that, start with what's free. YouTube Podcasts. Best book you've ever read? The first book, I'll start with that, because the best is, it changes. The first book I ever read, cover to cover, was Rich Dad, Poor Dad. The second book was Total Money Makeover. Rich Dad, Poor Dad is by Robert Kiyosaki. Total Money Makeover is by Dave Ramsey.

The third book is a book called The Creature from Jekyll Island, which talks about the Federal Reserve Bank. Those three books are going to give you a foundation of Money and different perspectives of it. So start by learning for free. Even before books. Start by watching YouTube videos, start by listening to podcasts. Then you take the next step and you start reading books.

The third book is a book called The Creature from Jekyll Island, which talks about the Federal Reserve Bank. Those three books are going to give you a foundation of Money and different perspectives of it. So start by learning for free. Even before books. Start by watching YouTube videos, start by listening to podcasts. Then you take the next step and you start reading books.