Some of you are going to WHINE that you think this was a CLICKBAIT title... if you actually watched the video you'd know better. This title is going to be what makes the difference between you clicking this and changing your mindset and life... or watching a Viral Video... I'm here to make you more successful... because NOBODY taught me this, I had to learn the hard way...

@KTMLaranjinha

6 жыл бұрын

Roberto Blake Always with you, never put a comment before, but I see 90% of your vids. Cheers from Portugal, you deserve all of Best ;)

@audioweb

6 жыл бұрын

Roberto Blake 👏👏 thanks for this video 😍

@JpDubbed

6 жыл бұрын

Roberto Blake Damn, you look great for 34!! Reputation is much more important than a piece of paper. I've been brainstorming of much more ways to learn, hone & trade my skills for money instead of my time. I love your videos 👌👌

@MADpack

6 жыл бұрын

roberto i will love to see more in depth per exemple how to set your income trought amazon affiliate. i'm there for months and nothing. i don't understand if it's im registred to the uk website... what could i do to get my results? I need more money to be able to live the dream and to be able to have more time to my family and maybe one day be able to return home to my country. hope that you will read this message. thanks

@monmac7387

6 жыл бұрын

👍🏽TFS

"If you sell your time, you will never be rewarded for your efficiency." This is gold!

@CleanwithChristina

4 жыл бұрын

Delightful Dwellings yes!!!! 🎉🙌🏻 STRAIGHT GOLD RIGHT HERE!!!! 🙌🏻

@RobertoBlake

4 жыл бұрын

Delightful Dwellings it’s a fundamental truth.

This is the complete opposite of clickbait! This is a man sharing a very wise perspective on what education really is about. I am a high school math and special education teacher and I completely agree when he says "the current education system is a racket". I've literally said those exact same words before. He's 1000% right, all the resources to create value in yourself are available is you believe in life long learning (I did when learned how to DJ and music production from KZread videos, and took that same mindset to books and forums about cryptocurrencies, blockchain and financial markets). This man is a role model, I will definitely be sharing this video with my kids at school! Thank you for sharing you wisdom in such an accessible format!

You wear your heart on your shoulder. I know an angel when I see one. thanks Mr. Blake.

@TheDigitographer

6 жыл бұрын

Thumbs up if you believe in angels.

@ginnywilliams8159

6 жыл бұрын

Paint N Sound yes Roberto is so genuine!

@TheDigitographer

6 жыл бұрын

Learning desktop publishing and "how to type in 8th grade" was the one skill that survived me doing multiple occupations throughout my 20yr plus career that requires use of a keyboard. TRUTH. 20 years later came the Internet and that keyboard neeeeeeeeevvvveeeeeer changed.

I learned more valuable information from youtube than my 4 year degree.

@RobertoBlake

6 жыл бұрын

Seems to be a trend 😂😉🔥

@NewSantaliComedyVideo2024

4 жыл бұрын

Nice Video bro

@JessicaHicks

4 жыл бұрын

Same here.

@ChicStrands

4 жыл бұрын

Me too!!!! Lol I have to agree🙌🏽

@WalkandGrindwithJV

3 жыл бұрын

Totally agree!

I always figured that people who said “money doesn’t matter” either had none or too much.

Good job. I'm glad to see you doing these kinds of videos.

You’re absolutely right about the education system, 6 figs in debt with no guarantee of a 6 fig career

@jokybones

6 жыл бұрын

I failed at school and bc of that i dont get much respect from others that sucks!, but ive grown with it!

Roberto is preaching! College is NOT. Neccesity! I personally have learned waaaay more from "KZread university" as they call it then college. Teaching myself and learning on my own has given me more confidence in one year then a college degree ever could have. I have been able to prove to myself that "its possible" i just have to go get it. I have always heard ppl say that but it didnt make sense until I actually started doing it. I have grown so much as a women all from teaching myself! Anybody can so it, you just have to be willing to take action and dig deep for the things you need.

@Stevenlovesbella

6 жыл бұрын

Black Girl Entrepreneur aaaaaa

@literallygod3680

6 жыл бұрын

And this is why you make less than 30k a year, moron.

@SledgeScarves

6 жыл бұрын

Literally God lol u think so huh? Best of luck to u with what ever ur doing. U seem like you need positivity in ur life😊

@ThatsTheWayWeRoll

6 жыл бұрын

Seriously? Where did you get the idea that he is pushing a college education as a necessity? That's not what we heard and saw. He's actually saying the opposite. As in: if you dedicated the same amount of time learning exactly what YOU want and need to learn, you'd be better off than paying for an education that includes things that don't pertain to you. It's about dedicating the learning hours needed in order to achieve your goal - rather than sitting in a classroom. (Maybe we watched and listened to a totally different video than you. Go back and watch it again.)

@SledgeScarves

6 жыл бұрын

ThatsTheWayWeRoll thanx but I understood Wat he was saying. I was just clarifying that you don't have to go to college to make decent money.if thats wat u want to do them fine. When ur in high school ppl push it on you as if it's the end all be all and its not. I'm not telling ppl to not go to college. Just stating that there are other options. I wish someone had told me this b4 I spent money on 2 degrees so that's why I said what I said Lol. Its not that serious guys calm down lol Geeze.

Great video Roberto. I've been following you for almost 2 years and the information you share really has been life changing. Because of your tips I was able to turn my hobby (making nail videos on KZread) into a business. It's by no means easy but it's so fulfilling to be able to work at my own schedule.

@AmandaVieiraMamaesouCult

3 жыл бұрын

Girl, you have a million followers, you ROCK

@marriejames01

2 жыл бұрын

Wow, 1M followers! You’re amazing!

i learned more from youtube than what i learned in college,. i was deemed a failure because i didn't finish college. today i sometimes make up to a $1k a day ! all the people who said i was a failure are stuck keeping up with the jones and always looking forward to Fridays.

@RobertoBlake

6 жыл бұрын

That is some real talk and I have a similar experience

@GCHUSTLEHAWAII

6 жыл бұрын

Roberto Blake just wondering did you put your social life in the back burner? I'm currently doing that right now and just grinding it out. I do go out sometimes but feel everytime I do, I end up feeling off track. I only hang with people in my field or people who I do business with.

@billberry6821

6 жыл бұрын

The Hawaii Entrepreneur sorry to cut in here. I like your story. I have done that seclusion thing. I had to. Other people's drama stresses me out. Stifles me even. Have PTSD. Since age 9. Never knew. I've been looking to get of the blue collar "cage" for a while now. Been trying to learn new skill from KZread: Photo/videography. Had a meltdown at my soul-sucking factory job last week. Wasn't ready. In some money trouble now, but I think NOW is the time for me to change it up. May have to let my lovely truck go back to bank, but ok. Maybe even my deep "underwater mortgage." Been broke b4. 2010 my daughter died of cancer. Battled back from foreclosure. will battle back again. This time with better weapons. Stories like yours help me stay motivated. Thanks. 1st step done BTW. Found a KZread niche. Check me out. I think I may even have some talent. Just gotta learn how to make it work for me..

@michaelgayerjr7293

5 жыл бұрын

Hawaiian Entrepreneur : What do you do to make $1K a day?

@FaithandNova

5 жыл бұрын

@@michaelgayerjr7293 I looked on his page looks like he resell with Amazon and ebay

I do not know why even one person would dislike this video.

@AJSchultz

6 жыл бұрын

2018.08.01 2345h EST FunctionallyFitMindBodySoul He wasn't “broke” he was paying for his education with CASH. This guy was already financially set up. Sure he didn't have it all saved up, but he certainly wasn't broke, he was still whole. That's deceptive, and potentionally worth a thumbs down.

@travisanderson6831

6 жыл бұрын

I see we have a difference in the definition of the word broke. However, I believe Roberto has good intentions and maybe to you he was not "broke". But I think he did not have that much money. I believe we can all take a lesson from him. But of course we are all entitled to our own opinion. Much appreciated for your thoughts AJ Schultz. Hope all is well.

@MrAxelStone

3 жыл бұрын

I wonder this about so many videos here on KZread. The most simple innocent videos I've seen....dislikes lol.

"I learned more working than going to school. Invest your Time for education, not your money. " Very true! And Roberto is very well spoken.

@RobertoBlake

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks Theresa! It’s something I keep thinking about... people are going into debt only to not come out ahead... and it’s because they are being shamed into it...

No matter what the critics say, you have dedicated subscribers here that trust you completely. Your work ethic and the value you give away is better than any other content like it available. Thanks for your hard work. You deserve a good living!

YOU ARE A VERY ACTIVE, NO NONSENSE TYPE OF DUDE...STAY STRONG AND KEEP ON PUSHING. KEEP THE WORD FLOWING. WISDOM!!!!!!

Nice you are 34 and me too 34, the different is I never get 100k $ in a year. Thank you for this motivation.

So dodged the student loan bullet and learned animation via books for a fraction of the price instead.

@ThatsTheWayWeRoll

6 жыл бұрын

Good for you! (Same here. Everything self-taught!)

@jaydavis4818

6 жыл бұрын

Micah Buzan As a 15 year old teen that wants to learn animation what books would you recommend?

@guerschonauguste9762

6 жыл бұрын

That would be a smart move

@FaceTank702

6 жыл бұрын

smart move wish I woke up financially sooner theres some mistakes i could have avoided but now I dived deep into the realm of financial awareness but still got some mistakes to fix from my past lol

@Kinobambino

6 жыл бұрын

Micah Buzan I will do that as well as strive to go to cal arts.

Damn... I remember subbing to this channel back when you barely had over 1k subs and you were helping a lot of us graphic designers out. You've come a long way man, and glad to see you're still coming up and moving forward. Truly inspiring.

@RobertoBlake

6 жыл бұрын

Still got plenty of content for the design community with an upcoming focus on freelancing and developing your own products: In the last 12 months on products I used mostly my design skills to build j generated about $40K/ passively.

This was an excellent watch! Thank you Roberto!

Speaking the truth right here. This is why I do side gigs to help supplement my income. Oil changes, PC upgrades or cleaning.... little things to bring in $20 here or $50 there. Just have to find a way.

@therealflamelit

6 жыл бұрын

I make tee shirts for companies , family reunions, funerals, weddings, girl parties, civic groups..do light mechanic work...Decals for cars.... music engineering...

@soundmoneystacker2787

5 жыл бұрын

Amen to that my friend me too as well

So true. You reminding me of Jim Rohn when he said "you don't get paid for time but rather you get paid for value." Work hard on yourself more than you do on your job

100% agree that a skill is way more valuable in today's society. I've seen people with college degrees working at McDonalds (or just completely unemployed) versus someone that is just highly skilled in a specific craft excelling in life.

Subscribed!!!!!! This information is gold!!!! Thanks for the upload!

Invaluable! Your video was easy to understand and thankfully, without fluff. I appreciate your time.

This is some OG content great stuff man.

Awesome Roberto! I literally am listening to this for the third time in a row. Thank you for always providing value!

Sparkingly literate and insightful as usual. Oh, and did I write, easy to listen to? Several things resonated with me that I would like to confirm with your viewers. 1) I do think school is important. If you can finish school you will more often then not collect a bunch of connectors you will do business with for the rest of your life. Go to the best school you can afford. 2) My first job paid me $1.10/hr just for humorous reference. 3) In the 90's I built a multi-million dollar business doing new media and web programming staffed be self-taught programmers. NOT A SINGLE person had a degree in programming. They came from everywhere, Jamaica, Pakistan, Ethiopia, Venezuela, Brazil, Toronto. They were brilliant and no one else would employ them. I landed Daimler as a client and after three years they asked me to come to Germany just to tell me that we were the ONLY outside consultants that were on time and on budget every single job. I told them that was because we were pirates, we believed programming was a creative, fluid effort and we were passionate about programming. If you follow the specifications document 100% the job will always fail. It's a starting point, not the end point. 4) Finally, you didn't mention this but one amazing skill that is very marketable is sales. If you are a true hunter and not a farmer, you can make a good living. Companies are desperate for true sales people. Being a tech nerd AND a fearless salesperson has helped me chart my own life. Keep up the good work.

Good stuff Roberto. You're my favorite person in your niche to listen to. You have a gift of speaking non-stop without needing to edit. Something I wish I could do.

Roberto! I REAAAAALLLYY appreciate this video my man. I am literally emotional because you are SO transparent with your life's challenges. I've accumulated some debt in multiple forms and "know" what to do, but was unable to put practical steps in place to move the needle. You've given me some practical applications to start digging out. THANK YOU for telling me that it is OK to learn a skill that I don't have to be happy with in order to reach a goal! THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!

Great tips bro. I dropped out of college and have been working a full-time job until my KZread career can support me (almost there) It’s not easy and time management is so important. But if you want something badly enough then you’ll find away. 👏 I appreciate your wise words

@kai6952

3 жыл бұрын

how about now is your yt career big enough to financially support you?

@msbrownmunny5712

3 жыл бұрын

it's has ! he has ! you should've just gone and checked it out yourself

AWESOME video! So, glad this showed up on my t/l. Thanks 🙏🏽

“Don’t trade time for money” Subscribed. I’m not sure how I ended up here but I’m glad I did. I can relate on so many levels. It took me a long time to figure this out but eventually it clicked. However, if could go back in time and educate my lost younger self, I’d show them this video. Keep spreading the good word

I love the vulnerability and honesty your showing in this video! You’re always providing great content Roberto! Definitely appreciate you and your videos! Thank you!

Thank you so much for your video series on how to tackle KZread. :) . I have found this information so helpful.

Great vid, man! Perhaps the realest vid on this subject! Keep up all your great work!

Great sound advice! Thank you for this. Needed to hear it.

This video will forever change my life and my mindset. Thank you!

Way to stay strong in the winds of diversity!! Vision, determination, motivation, ability, and learning from failures can change the world!! Keep up the good fight Roberto!!!! ✌👍

You are a FABULOUS speaker! Your voice invokes confidence and the belief that you KNOW what you're talking about. I have a skill that I once used as an independent contractor (90s into early 2000s) , went back to a 8-5 job (for health ins.) and I am SO UNHAPPY, not to mention more broke! The self-insurance market has gotten better, while the 8-5 workday employers had made slaves of their employees! Watching your video has made me consider checking out independent contractor work . . . can't be any less depressing!

Wicked good advice. No bs just talking straight to us through the camera.

"Show me Your Work and Tell me Your Rate!" Perfectly sums up my jump into Freelance videography from Electronic Engineering. Nobody has ever asked to see my degree, they just want to see what I can do! Showreels and recommendations and soon you find yourself buried in work! 👏👍👏

I’ve been subscribed to this channel for a while and this is the best video you have posted. PERIOD!!! I loved it!

Well done and I’m sharing this video! Thank you!🙏

Good stuff. Congrats on turning life around and and starting to crush it. Cheers for continued success.

Excellent points made Roberto. This is really important for creators to watch

I made a video earlier this year about the choices beyond not going to college with the resources available for internet entrepreneurship and social media gigs. You have summed up and elaborated on something that we all need to hear desperately. Thanks for the taking the time to motivate. This is priceless.

Awesome advice.Thank you for sharing. Have a great day!

Thank you so much! I needed this! God bless you man!

Really enjoyed this video, appreciate all the tips!

Always speaking truth Roberto! 🙏🏽 I have spoken at Tech Summits, Conventions with tens of thousands in attendance, and at Universities I can’t afford to graduate from because of my expertise. Students wanted to learn what I knew and professors needed to address the topic to keep their courses relevant in this new media age. I learned these skills from spending hours a day focused on the 1 thing I loved to do until I could be called an expert based on my body of work. I studied everyday and practiced until I perfected my art. I put myself through community college too. My portfolio got me high paying gigs before I even graduated. Now I’m going for the paper just to have it, but you don’t need it to be successful. People value results 💯%!

I needed to hear this . Thank you Roberto.

You're awesome. Never stop sharing. So inspirational!

Roberto, the thoughts you shared in this video were fantastic. Thank you so much for taking the time to make it.

I am super glad that I watched this video. I would self-study and learn graphic design, photography, illustration, web development, and motion graphics during my time. I would purchase books, save articles, and take notes on Evernote. Honestly, I have learned and developed those skills through discipline, practice, tutorials, and other resources. Currently, I am a graduate student and I'm realizing that my institution has not been a rewarding experience lately. I am unimpressed with my graduate program as it is not providing the necessary resources to advance a student's success. I feel like the university and my graduate program just want a paycheck rather than focusing on the students' success. During my university journey, I have not landed an impressive, secure design job; although I have landed a few jobs in the past. I had to resign or got terminated due to politics or injustice in the workplace. I feel like I am wasting my time, pursuing a valueless degree. You are right about valuing and investing yourself. I feel that self-studying has been extremely rewarding as I have learned a lot about my craft and the industry. Now, I am a freelancer, but unfortunately, I am financially struggling to the point that I am actively searching for a job again. I had terrible experiences with employers that I decided that I wanted to freelance, but I can't seem to get a consistent client following. After watching this video, I've realized that I have to rethink my strategy and approach. The struggle may be real, but my ambition to be a great designer and establish a studio is real. That's my dream. Thanks Roberto!

Hi Roberto.Thank you so much for the inspiration! Spending the next few days to watch everything else on here, ha

Amazing content! Thank you. I'm teaching myself vector illustrations. Love it. Can't wait for my 1st client.

Well said Roberto. Didn't know you were 34. Taking care of yourself mentally and physically well done👍

@RobertoBlake

6 жыл бұрын

I wonder if ppl think I’m a kid and don’t me seriously or because the think I’m super young they are disproportionately impressed by me... 🤔

@CliffordStarks1

6 жыл бұрын

Roberto Blake Haha I thought you were very young when I subbed, but I could tell you knew what you were talking about. I have learned a long time ago, never judge a book by it cover. Listen to people and see if they can give you something that you can learn 👍

This video motivated me a lot to start my stationery business. I don’t have a lot of skills in drawing but I can brush up on them to start creating some designs. Thanks Roberto!

Thank you for taking your time to record this. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.

Fire!!!! Subbed WITH notifications! Thank you!!!

Great advice! Thanks for all you do.

Paying cash was hard but really smart. Well done you.

Good, level headed advice! Subscribed!

Thank you so much for this video man. I like the way you put things into context for those of us who have not had the experience of trial and error to analyze this. Listening now, anyone who has ever played an online rpg where doing things like quests would usually reward us with just enough to get by, but farming for certain high value items and then selling them would net you wayyy more in the end. The higher of a level you were (this could translate to more experience and proficiency), the faster you could usually farm certain items or tasks. Anyone who has ever played guild wars 1 knows. You could farm for ectos and then sell them for outrageous amounts of money, or sell runs to certain outposts for a flat rate. You may have taken 20 minutes to do a whole run but after doing 100 runs you now do it in 10 minutes. I especially like how you outlined the fact that hourly wage devalues you. It devalues your time and it devalues your efficiency to complete the job. You do not get paid more for that day if you worked harder lol.. maybe do it consistently like that every day for 6 months then we'll see..? WHAT! Meanwhile Todd in his underwear made your week salary in a day because he knew how to use adobe premiere.. This video is GOLD. Thank you.

Really informative vid Roberto! Loved it

You are so right money does matter! Those who say it does not are people who actually have financial freedom. Instead of saying that they should explain how to obtain financial freedom so that it actually doesn't matter. I love how you broke that down.

I really like the way you speak. It's so organized and well-spoken. Great message!

This was an amazing video! Thank you so much! I will be subscribing!😀

Thank you so much for this video. I was evicted from my apartment in March and I am currently living with family. I have sat around for 4 months wondering what the hell I was going to do to get on my feet. I have been depressed and have had serious anxiety during this time period. this video has shown me what I need to do and precisely how to do it. Within the next 2 months I will be able to provide some form of income for myself. Thank you

@DatDyme980

6 жыл бұрын

Feeling hopeless, alone and desperate as well, having an Associate's Degree in Web Technologies (skills Roberto mentioned) and was on the honor roll the whole time. I'm left feeling as you described. The majority of what I've learned has been on my own. College is no longer teaching. They're giving you assignments to go teach yourself while instructors get paid to make you "cram" and forget what you would've otherwise retained. This amounts to wasted time, blood, sweat, tears and money. Now I'm evidently, "overqualified" - on paper and no one is calling me for other jobs. I'm living proof of what Roberto is saying. Entrepreneurship is likely the key. Wishing you the best!

@stephon972

6 жыл бұрын

I will and thank you I am looking into UX design my plan is to keep doing research on what I would like to do and start learning a viable skill so I can use that as a way to provide some value to an organization that will reward me with a viable salary. So I can get back out there in the marketplace

Such an amazing video. I try to tell students this all the time. The world has changed, and people are stuck in traditional paradigms. OUTSTANDING! I am actually speaking at UCLA Medical School's white coat ceremony in a couple weeks and my talk is very similar. Thanks for this video, if you are up for it, I'd love to interview you for my students. Best!

@RobertBradford2

6 жыл бұрын

Dr. Andre Pinesett: The Pre-med Productivity Expert very EXCITING!

@KellyBovier

4 жыл бұрын

Dr. Andre Pinesett: The Study Doc ~ I just subscribed ✅

Very informative, never thought like that before. Thanks for sharing

Awesome video Roberto, congratulations! Because you did it! by your self.

You are a BOSS, Roberto! Thank you, thank you, THANK YOU for making this video. I'm going to watch your videos on Ps to help me improve at that skill. 👊

Thanks for sharing your story Roberto! I was in a broke state a few years ago and did very similar things that you did. I only say this to back up what you have said in this video. It’s hard to change your life, especially when depression is involved but when you’ve been to the darkest place in your life you never want to go back. Thanks Roberto 😉👍

I’ve subscribed! Thanks for sharing!

Came here from MKBHD, thanks for the honest advise

This was a great discussion. Really gets the wheels turning. Great job Roberto!

Making real money sounds good to me, I was always near the bottom of my class educationally so not having to be a genius to do so has got my attention!!

@DerHammerSpricht

3 жыл бұрын

I think that sounds like a case of school judging a fish for it's ability to climb a tree.

Great advice! Thanks alot.... Subscribed already!!!

Great video Roberto blake as usual considering that I need this advice for my skill set. Again great video.

Yeah class of 2002! Whoop! Loved this video, and it is totally not click bait. So much of what you said really hit home for me, so thank you.

Entraprenuer wisdom here, "move to being rewarded for your efficiency". I appreciate you videos.

@RobertoBlake

5 жыл бұрын

CelebrationsTampaBay it makes a huge difference

One of the most insightful and eye opening videos I’ve ever seen. Definitely not click bait - just real, honest information from a genuine person.

Such a helpful video! I watched it twice! I’m working on learning more marketing/sells skills

You are totally right about education, degrees and learning skills. For me the struggle hasn’t been getting things done. I know how to sell my ideas, but approaching new possible clients is the most difficult thing i can do. I don’t know how or where to get clients. I still dont have recognition as a designer in the region i live nor online. I’ve worked at graphic design agencies most of my professional career, and i recently (about a year or so) i decided to make my own graphic design business. So yeah... i guess I’m asking for help or a video where you could talk about this. Keep up the good videos man!

@RobertBradford2

6 жыл бұрын

Gerardo Najar That can be an exciting yet challenging venture! There's actually Lots of great helpful videos Roberto has in the channel from years back that are still super relevant and helpful for freelancing, starting a business, and getting clients.

Let me just add that outside of the USA - no other country gives a shit where you got your degree. This is an American only obsession,. A marketing ploy. No such thing as student debt in most countrys. Go abroad for your degree, come home with more experience, more life experience and no debt. Great video Roberto

@ElizabethAkinyi

6 жыл бұрын

The Night Time Entrepreneur This is soooooooo true💕💕💕🤦‍♀️

@pratyansha6491

6 жыл бұрын

The Night Time Entrepreneur no in india ppl are still obsessed with "degrees"

I wish I could of gotten this info about 8 years ago when I first started college. I originally wanted to work for one year out of high school, save up and invest in something that would help me get into a mature enough state to actually apply myself for college so I wouldn't flunk or drop out. Well 5 years later, no degree yet and $48K in debt. Eesh. I'll keep watching you and do as you said, learn some new skills and start working on making myself valuable for people. Thanks again Roberto! Infinite wisdom as always.

Thank you! I really needed this!

Solid man!.. Thanks for not selling me something. Best info Ive heard for a while. Tired of all the fake gurus showing off their Lambos promising riches. Real info here...

@RobertoBlake

6 жыл бұрын

There is nothing wrong with selling something just to be clear. I don’t believe in false promises but I don’t think Gurus are lying or misleading people... it’s just not everyone has a teaching style of their life experiences that feels actionable... I’m not a car guy but I am a camera guy and gadget guy. But I also don’t feel the need to “flex” to make a point. When I need to make a point I show the dashboard of one of my sales systems... but that feels awkward for me or like flashing money... but some people don’t take you seriously without some display of “wealth”. As a POC I learned I get better customer service when I wear my Apple Watch or Beats Headphones because it shows I can afford to be there... I imagine some ppl show off their car or house bc they have the experience of ppl not believing that they built a successful business... I can sympathize with that... Because I don’t like fancy clothes... when I speak at an event, until I go on stage ppl think I’m a camera man or attendee or part of the staff... Just giving some perspective. I’m glad you can learn from me... but try see if there is anything to learn from those ppl... they might surprise you... 🙏

@LIVEFRMNYC

6 жыл бұрын

I got 5 lambos and a 10 bedroom mansion. You can live like me for the low price of $69.99. It's your loss if you don't act now.

As a freelancer struggling to make steady income, I absolutely love Roberto's stance on working and being paid for your tasks versus being paid simply for your time (by the task vs. by the hour). Your videos are awesome and so enlightening! Thank you!

@RobertoBlake

5 жыл бұрын

Elisha Helsel it’s one of the most important things I think I learned in my life

I just discovered you today.... EXCELLENT ADVICE & WISDOM.

This is one of the best videos on KZread, no kidding. I appreciate that.

Roberto, this is inspirational! Thank you for this :)

Wow congratulations .... Dreams are worth the hard work

Wow. Very refreshing. Honest, inspirational, to the point. Great stuff. Loved this "fireside chat". Keep up the great work.

Dude, you have idea how I needed your video right now. Thanks for sharing your thoughts. You're so right.

THIS QUOTE SPEAKS TO ME "If you sell your time, you will never be rewarded for your efficiency...because you are making less money to perform more effectively and faster".Holy Crap this is one of the main reasons so many people are leaving our department at the hospital (myself included). I have an exit interview with the VP 08.01.18 totally going to quote you Roberto.

I actually love what I do now (teaching). However, you have some good lessons even for people who like what they're doing. We have so much more time than any of us think. Even those "stolen minutes" can be used. When I started teaching, I would always suggest turning off the TV as a way to get free time. Now, I say to put away the smart phone and screen. The people who can do this are the ones who succeed. You have time for personal development and creation rather than just consumption. You had some good reminders about selling yourself (and not selling yourself short) which is an area I'm weak in. You also raised a good point about educational debt. You're right: this is not explained enough. I have the freedom I do, even in a low salary career, because I made some choices and sacrifices to graduate debt free.

Blessings brother 🙏🏽 this has to be the realest video OUT!!! Articulated that perfectly bro!! These are the kind of conversations that need to be had EARLY.......

Wow...this video manifested itself in such a timely manner. I've been researching what cameras to use to start up my own KZread channel for years, but never had the courage nor the finances to get the equipment I wanted. I am finally able to kinda make things work and have developed blind faith in taking risks that I am passionate about. I've seen your videos every once in a while, and then saw this video. Everything you talked about in this video couldn't have addressed everything going on in my life more than it did...literally everything. I would always think about how I get paid $22 to do everything I do in an hour at my job. My job is a high stress job, and yet I only get paid $22 which isn't much when you think about it lol and even though I had thought about this, it didn't hit me as hard as it did until I heard you say it. THEN, I was thinking about going back to school for a degree, even though I was always opposed to getting a degree when all it acts is like a paper stating I am competent. And although I feel education is important, I feel your video was meant to direct me to educating myself in a nonconventional way to get me where I need to be. I am a single mom, living in L.A. and barely getting by. I have tons of talent that comes to life as soon as I learn how to do something. I may not always be passionate about what I learn, via various jobs, but once I do learn, I become one of, if not the best, at what I do. Once I know a job, my mind, my creativity takes over and unleashes new ways of doing things, simplifying things, and expands! Its phenomenal and exciting, and it gets utilized in ways that is not truly serving myself or those who I would want to assist. Thank you so much for your video, Robert. I really want to take off in the right direction, and I feel your video helped me tremendously in that regard. Keep up this kind of content. Hopefully we can talk and grow individually and together. Take care, man 🙌