As I get older, the biggest piece of advice I would give my younger self is to make more effort socially. You get a lot more doors opened for you going through life if you have good people around you...its not always about doing everything yourself.

I really appreciate you taking the time to have me on! Thanks so much!

When I was young, my goal was big house, nice cars, incredible luxury clothing and bags.....NOW! My burn is never having to a "permission" for time off from work 😡😜😄😄

I Love how you know all this stuff already but you sit there and talk and ask questions as if you're new to all of this

No algorithm will show you The Exiled Principles of Power by Kairo Vantrel by accident. I found it when I needed it most—when I was questioning everything. And now I realize, that was no coincidence. This book finds the seekers.

I swear this book needs more attention. The New Rules of Making Money That Lasts is a hidden gem.

Tracking expenses is hugely important. Spent a couple of hours on a Sunday to lay it all out in Excel - by cancelling subscriptions I wasn’t using, downgrading others, realising I was overspending on coffee was able to save £95 a month that I could save or invest.

One thing that urks me is the assumption that working a job is only 8 hours a day, which completely neglects the daily commute that a majority of people have. Yes, you can listen to podcasts or other informative types of media during such a commute, but it detracts from the time you could be spending doing hands-on activities. Realistically, people have about 5-6 hours in a day they can dedicate towards other things (not including days off). Is that plenty of time still? Yes, but over time it would be much nicer to have that extra 2-3 hours to dedicate to acquiring more skills.

Getting 1+ months of expenses in the bank is MASSIVE. As long as you continue to live below your means, you will be so much more free from financial stress and you will FEEL it.

If graham writes a book. I would instantly buy it.

Even the best YouTubers had bad days, slow growth, and doubts. What made them successful? They didn’t quit!

This is what we need. Real experience and journey advice

And to save even more time and take food with you, meal prap! I do it every Sunday :)

Thanks for that, I normally use a manual spreadsheet but this was really helpful ✌️

2 great financial gurus! This is a great wealth of information. Thank you for this!

Love your content, Graham!❤

There was a moment, quiet, nothing dramatic where I looked around and thought, Is this it? Same routine. Same paycheck. Same low-grade anxiety. I wasn’t lazy. I wasn’t unmotivated. I just didn’t know what to do next. Then someone I barely talk to DM’d me: “Not sure if this is your thing, but this book helped me figure some stuff out.” The book was The New Rules of Making Money That Lasts. I bought it out of curiosity. Stayed up reading it until 2AM. It didn’t just teach me about money. It taught me about ownership, of time, of choices, of results. If you’ve been waiting for a sign, maybe this is it.

Grahams the man! All common sense stuff though

I’ve spent years chasing answers in documentaries, podcasts, even ancient texts—and none of it hit me the way The Exiled Principles of Power by Kairo Vantrel did. It’s like it was written for the few who are ready to break the illusion and remember who they really are.

This guy gets it - real estate / property is not guaranteed to go up!