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But interest rate doesn't beat the inflation

Starting early is simply the best way of getting ahead to build wealth , investing remains a priority . I learnt from my last year's experience , I am able to build a suitable life because I invested early ahead this time .

You're right! With the help of an experienced coach, I made some changes in my investments. I started with $321k, and now I have more than $750k by investing in stocks, ETFs, and bonds.

@@mikegarvey17Mind if I ask you to recommend this particular coach you using their service?

Sure. She goes by ‘Gertrude Margaret Quinto’. Just research the name. All of this happened in less than a year after she told me what to do.

Thanks for the info, i found her website and sent a message hopefully she replies soon.

All wint wealth video same issue. Tell something new😂

As someone who has lived abroad for a while I can without a doubt say getting married, building a good relation, will instantly ~double your household income. You both save on rent, taxes etc. eat at home, stay healthier, these basic fundamentals make a huge difference. The saving mentality is inbuilt in desis. The western lifestyle of bars, pubs, hopping etc. is pointless. Build something meaningful that will last, wealth building is a side benefit, start investing right away, time in market > timing market. Best wishes to younger Bharatiye, choose wisely!

Well said and then they made multi crores ..how ?

We all should mass report this as spam and misleading so that the owner of the channel should learn

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They are CA s.. The answer

Annual savings invested in market over 13 years. AIR 2 so asusming min 15LPA savings with a 10% cage over 12 years. Easily 2.5 cr

This is superb! Information, as a noob it gets quite difficult to handle all of this and staying informed is a major cause, how do you go about this are you a pro investor?

Monitoring my portfolio closely has been incredibly rewarding. In just the past two quarters, I've made an impressive $273k. It's fascinating to see how experienced traders can generate significant returns. This has definitely been a bold and exciting decision for me.

@@TomD226 Please pardon me, who guides you on the process of it all?

​ The adviser I'm in touch with is Vivian Carol Gioia.. You can use something else, for me her strategy works hence my result. she provides entry and exit point for the securities I focus on.

@@TomD226 Thank you for this tip. It was easy to find your coach. Did my due diligence on her before scheduling a phone call with her. She seems proficient considering her résumé.

Right somehow I felt it was a sponsered content

​@templogical3095 hey stop reading my mind. This one felt way off.

They are not bluffing, just that their thought process is unconventional that most can't relate.

Thank you.

We are still 'young' in this journey. You may check Aarohi community, and see the journey of families who chose an alternative path and how the kids blossomed into amazing human beings.

yes

Yes it's a big debate. Just few years down the line some startups will easily allow 14-15y/o to intern or have a job if they have a good skillset. But big MNC policies are strict they would want a graduation from an employee..A good proportion of children wants to study but some of them wants to be a drop out to earn millions😅

Thank you..

Good advice

Yes , this will work surely

Thank you..

Not really u can put them in other activities like sports and arts..... They can socialize there as well 😊

Yeah but there are other avenues to socialize as well.

To all the replies? How many activities will you put them in? Sports, dance, maths, drawing...😮 ultimately amounts to school time

​@@G-ew6sk Atleast they'll develop an expertise in these things, unlike traditional schooling. Sports, drawing and dance are part of the curriculum in most schools, but how many of them are churning out professional athletes, artists or dancers. You can have the kids try out various things, and judge where exactly their personal inclinations and interests lie, and focus on nurturing them, instead of having them mug up stuff that they won't ever apply in real life for years and years.Maths, science and economics and effective communication are enough, rest everything depends on the interests of the child. And even while teaching these subjects traditional school curriculums shouldn't be followed, they're purely designed to test only memory and no practical knowledge. What was the point of studying Hindi, English, Sanskrit, social science etc. Everyone learns English in school, but how many have effective communication skills? But I don't believe that every parent should opt for this, only parents that are financially well off and have resources, patience and a high level of emotional quotient themselves. Otherwise it could have adverse effects.

Regular school is a must for all kids . Kids must learn how to migile with society.he or she should Understand people.

Thank you..

thank you. and there are so many more who follow a similar path. It sure gives strength to follow what feels right but not looked at as 'normal'.

thank you..

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Thanks Ayub :)

Well different families different experiences! School is not a 'no no', for now this structure is working out great for all of us thats all :) PS: No discipline issues either :P

Kids should be exposed to school and if they like it or not is their choice. But not allowing kids to go to school without their consent is not good

Entirely correct. This couple in video is setting very bad example.

@@templogical3095 agreed and this was done too. Kids rather have been independently staying at an open learning community as well. As we mentioned, we do give a lot of focus on exposures (of all kids, not just the school bubble). And coming to consent- thats one thing we respect alot in the family :)

Glad you enjoyed it

They travel a lot and spend time in other carricular activities, which creates more social awareness

Well, I agree with your comment for kids who are trapped at home :) Man is a social animal and socializing cannot be forced either. Also socializing is not something to be done only with same-age kids. I hope you can read between the lines and get your answer. We live in a big society with plenty of kids around. Apart from kids, they work on multiple projects that involve interacting with people from different age groups :)

Same as How you send them to school without their consent.

Next time they’ll make sure to take your permission @templelogical3095

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@@akhil_gowda Have you never heard of the right to education act? It's illegal to not give your children a formal education

😂 dumb comment

thank you..

Thank you!

Don't forget , India is a populous country, you do make friends outside of school as well, society, coaching classes, music classes, cousins etc

Yes positive changes in so many different ways! Glad you are benefiting too. Take care.

Discipline, classes again goes back to core ideology 'Do what I say' :). What we experience in our open learning journey- self disciple comes when theres an inherent need to learn or do a project. We have seen kids wake up at 5.30 am and ask 'Aai come lets do Sanskrit'. We have seen kids learn swimming all by themselves. We do look for good mentors if need be, but the need is always expressed by the kids. Well that was just a small example to give you a perspective.

@@prachipendurkar7615 Thanks for the reply... But do you always wait for the child to express? What he/she had the potential to be something bigger but didn't happen because an unschooling parent thinks the call should only come from the child? Am I understanding it correctly? Is it bad to push them a bit?

2 problems in the statement- ‘parent thinks’, ‘potential to do bigger’. I would like to bring the focus on exposures and Co-creation. We as parents ensure we offer lots of exposures. After this if the kid wants to go deeper, we ensure necessary resources/ path is Co-created. So there’s no force, deprivation or unilateral decisions.

And when we say exposures- the little push you talk about comes into picture at this point. Cos kids won’t be looking forward to all exposures :p eg living in a tent for the first time. Such nudges are naturally a part of offering exposures

The Empyrean

@@prachipendurkar7615 heard that, this venture had many issues legally. Is that true madam?

Congratulations on your early retirement, Interesting indeed! Currently, I am in dire need of investment advice or tips. Earlier this year, I hesitated and failed to take any action until now. However, I am determined to try something new, as I am very receptive to various investment ideas. I want to be retired in my forties or fifties, I really wish I can achieve what you and your partner has achieved. I believe and it will surely happen.

Indeed. An absolutely stupid idea.

What is fancy is very subjective. Also unschooling decision was not based on our 'financial planning' but based on what is the best fit for us at this point of time. You can read more about this beautiful topic- J. Krishnamurthy, Maria Montessori, Book- Totochan are good places to start.

says the ignorant one :) have shared some resources below. You can research more on this topic, and interact with other alternative schooling families to understand this path better.

soon there will be video by youtuber on teaching how to home parenting and the curriculum to follow to imbibe the same skills as one gets by doing the formal education.😄😁

@@akashrawa Thats not a bad idea 😁😁😁

I would direct you to NIOS. Alternative learners can give all the standard exams and join colleges/ employment as desired. And yes we are saying, 'we don't want to offer fish, but teach them to fish' (Well we follow plant-based diet so fish was a bad example) :P Plenty of flourishing alternative learning communities/ spaces in India. Maybe you can read more on this topic.

Schooling will be so much different after 10 - 20 years from now ... That 10th 12th won't matter at that time.

Open school exams are an option

you can read more about NIOS. However, I know and have seen the journey of families that chose no exams at any stage and are doing great in life.