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If I Started Over With $0, This Is Exactly How I Would Get to $1,000,000

Humphrey's Tips

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In this video, I break down the fastest realistic path from $0 to your first million and why it's more reachable than almost anyone tells you.

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20 Comments

@stevenmcculloch-1 2 months ago

Getting to $1 million isn't usually about finding a secret strategy. It's about consistently earning, saving, investing, and letting compounding work over time. The habits you build early often matter more than the amount you start with.

@Tsunami-tears 2 months ago

Number one lesson is Frugality. Avoid lifestyle creep. When you have a job you start spending too much money on phones, tablets, laptops, clothes, household items. I had a perfect Oneplus 10 Pro phone but my friend told me, you know: “you deserve more, get yourself IPhone 15 Pro Max”. I did. It is okey to buy but you realise how much these things lose money when you try to sell them after 1 year. That laptop will have lost more than 50% of its original price.

@TheRealisticReturns 2 months ago

If you're reading this, good luck on your financial journey. 🤝

@EpicOnChain 2 months ago

starting at 25 vs 35 costing hundreds of thousands is the stat that should be taught in schools

@WestPictures 2 months ago

Step one: Invent a time machine

@vinyl1Earthlink 2 months ago

The 25 million millionaires in the US is a bit deceiving, because most of them have the bulk of their assets in real estate equity. They bought a house many years ago for $200K, and now it's worth $800K. This equity is not really usable, because everyone needs a place to live.

@drewski119 2 weeks ago (edited)

Yeah so Reed basically worked away his prime QOL years building the base and watching it grow to what he dreamed of while he wasted away from 65-90s.

How fucking inspiring.

@CharlotteThrockmorton-p9j 1 month ago

Reaching retirement at 48 and seeing $28k biweekly is an absolute blessing. Yet, the real victory is knowing my family was there through every step of the hustle their unwavering support means the most. Thank you.

@TheLuciShow 1 month ago

LOVE UR VIDEOS ! U are good at explaining money !!

@missdee7173 2 months ago

Omg I read your handle as Humphrey strips instead of humphreystips 😂 like oh this channel took a turn. Anyway, thank you for the quality content as always !

@TheGlassTower-n8t 2 weeks ago

The timing of this is crucial - Q4 2024 is when it really accelerates. I've been mapping the timeline on The Glass Tower with sources. Check it out if you want to see what's coming."

@buysellrentaz 2 months ago

401K is great if you want to (and your health allows you to )work till age 60

@MakingCentsFinance 1 month ago

Great approach

@anntrades 1 month ago

great info for beginners!

@JimmyLeeMST 2 months ago

He mentioned the Money Guy Show! Humphrey and TMGS are my fave youtubers <3

@TravisMcMurray 1 month ago

What’s been your ROI on that $895 ticket, Humphrey? It’s more than $50. Did you make your money back?

@kyleGoldfish 2 weeks ago

59:36 bro confessed to smurfing

@germanredneck4414 2 months ago (edited)

Im 39 now and have just hit 500k. I save 600$ every month - 26% of my income.
If i keep saving actively i will hit 1 million in 8 years. If i stop saving, i will hit it in 10 years.

Should i just stop saving?

@mtzkustom7818 1 month ago

For anyone who's not familiar look at starting a Roth IRA if your able to. I learned a little later in life and wish I would have found out sooner. 401k is great for getting a company match, and reducing your taxable income, but other than that the real retirement powerhouse is a Roth IRA.

@goldenarm2118 2 months ago (edited)

I think the first stat indicating how many millionaires there are in the U.S. includes net worth; which includes houses, cars, etc....which lowers the actual cash or liquid millionaire number.