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I am 50 and been wanting to be my own boss for 30 years. Finally doing it. But now I have the experience in all facets of business to crush it. I am excited, but a little nervous but its time to push my boat away from the safe harbor.

@pathtofreedomandwisdom

27 күн бұрын

You got this! best of luck

@canadude6401

26 күн бұрын

@@pathtofreedomandwisdom Thank you!

@annexgroup6878

9 күн бұрын

You're doing great!!

@Mattjki

8 күн бұрын

You got this young man! Ah to be 50 again. (I'm 52.)

@vandasousa4272

3 күн бұрын

I love this, about to the same. I’m 30 and have been working giving my all since 14.

I really appreciate what you do, I think it is a shame that there isn't more entrepreneurs sharing knowledge and encouragement

You're right. I tried quitting my job before to chase my dream. Didn't work well.

@gumbzy2008

Ай бұрын

Do it again, stick through it 💯💯💯

As a newbie that wants to invest, you must have these three things in mind 1. Have a long term mindset. 2. Be willing to take risk. 3. Be careful on money usage, if you're not spending to earn back, then stop spending. 4. Never claim to know - Ask questions and it's best you work with a financial advisor.

@PhilCraig-vx3up

Ай бұрын

I'm favoured financially, Thank you Jesus $32,000 weekly profit regardless of how bad it gets on the economy.

@Alexibawendi

Ай бұрын

Thanks to Mrs Charlotte Goldyn

@Alexibawendi

Ай бұрын

Thanks to Mrs Maria Davis.

@Alexibawendi

Ай бұрын

She's a licensed broker here in the states

@PhilCraig-vx3up

Ай бұрын

YES!!! That's exactly her name (Maria Davis) so many people have recommended highly about her and am just starting with her 😊 from Brisbane Australia🇦🇺

This is actually very rational and honest advice. Thanks Codie, keep bringing the killer stuff.

your wisdom, smarts, content and advice is so freakin awesome, thank you

Thank you Codie for the great advice. I’m a college student, I work part time, and I have my own clothing line that I started last October. I’m not going to give up I’m going to keep going, but my career path is to become an actor, model, and stuntman.

Big facts big learnings. Thank you for your input Codie. Keep on rocking ❤

The way these videos have improved recently is terrific!

My three favorite channels: Codie Sanchez, Stock Brotha, & How Money Works. Make my week complete! 🔥 🔥 🔥

@linhtrannh764

Ай бұрын

thank you

@dreamariemiller

Ай бұрын

Thank you for your comment. I love following recommendations from others! 🎉

Hi Codie, love your energy and all the golden nuggets you've shared! 👏

Loving the dynamic start to the video!

I am so glad I found this channel. I don't even know how it landed on my feed but thank God! This video and the thoughts in it are gold! Thank you so much and I am more excited than ever to start my own business. God bless you.

Fantastic video!!! Thank you for the information and the insight into these things. I sent the video to my sons because they have been talking about starting side hustles. I just subscribed to this channel!!

I just want to say you're awesome, Codie.

You rock it every time. Excellent and well thought out advice, We are listening and learning....

Team, work hard find extra jobs save and build your dream! I’ve been working 2 to 3 jobs 100 hours a week for 7 years in Seattle, while my team is building my house and my Beach hotel in the Philippines! Go for it! Also just watched Game Of Thrones last night and saw that part in this clip so that’s funny! Codie is a Machine! Lets Go!!!

I just found your podcast on Instagram sponsored! I’m so excited bc this is the kind of advice I’ve been searching for! Thank you for providing so much value! 🙌🏼

Coodie, i acknowledge that you're truly the best i have ever met on this platform. Thank you so much for your phenomenal personality❤

codie you provide an incredible amount of value but also, you're a really cool dude 🙌 you're energy is refreshing!

No fluff, just truth bombs and motivation! I call this walking into the dream with your eyes open. There's challenges but if you want to move forward at a rapid pace you probably have to work at it like you never had before, I love the part about mediocrity and multitasking, it took me 20 years to figure that one out on my own... Worth every second !

THANK YOU, feels like you made this JUST FOR ME

Needed to hear this , thank !

Thanks for your adviceeee!!

Very knowledgeable videooo! Thanks Codieee

I just recently found your content and I'm so happy that I did. I'm just at the point in my business where I really need to level up and your videos have been so helpful. Currently binging haha

First of all, I love you. Second, I needed this video. That's all. You rock.

Great video! I love your energy

Great video! This is really good advice and perspective!👍

WOW!!! This is so helpful! Thank you!!!

I love it. Thanks Codie❤

Nice! I heard Codie rephrase one of my truisms: multi-tasking is non-tasking. I'm following some of your other advice about growing business volume through referrals and revenue through productizing. I'll keep coming back for more.

thanks codie for this video, seems i starting to love u we need more epic conteeeent from u

Thanks for being so real great advice you are among the best

codie ur method worked! im a real estate agent as a side hustle and i texted all my friends (ive only got 6) if they're interested to buy a property from me. 2 of them said yes!!! i cannot believe this power of simply asking❤ thank you so much!!!!

@carltonward9451

Ай бұрын

Thank you for this comment

Part 2 please. Thanks for sharing.

Love it! Great advice.

Love this girl! So smart

The only Woman who inspires me the most is you, Codie! Definitely a Great content & not everyone in this World takes this much effort to improve People's life with actual practical realistic thoughts.

Your channel here is awesome and inspiring. BTW, I'm getting a 404 on the Creative Investment Income Ideas link you provided.

GOLD. Thank you 🤠

This is the greatest advice of all time

I’m ready for this!

I hated my job so i fired myself. I kept the job but only kept what unemployment would pay me and banked the rest. It hurt to have so little money. Soon i figured it out cutting expenses and living different. After 2 years i had banked enough to really quit and start a business. Now im making 4x what i was being paid at my job. Best move i ever made.

@lpslancelot05

4 күн бұрын

What kind of business did you go into, if you don’t mind my asking?

Great advice here about starting out. There is _always_ something you won't know how to do as you progress. When starting out, that list will be huge. Pitter patter, get moving and figure out what you need to figure out first anget figuring it out. For me, it was the sales part and asking for the money.

great content Codie!

My 9 to 5 doesn't even come close to keeping up with a 2% inflation raise! Even though adding 50% more workload!

@NZStu

Ай бұрын

Try living in a world where inflation is at 6%

@glengoesthere

Ай бұрын

@@NZStu I do. The 2% was just an example...what was once considered normal.

I like the Action Cody at the start. And this is good advice.

Great video My friend, This is really good advice and perspective 👌❤️ best regards from Finland 🇫🇮

Great video !! I m retired but I enjoy your ideas and hustle !! Thanks !!

Fantastic episode

great content guys

You are moste intelligent knowledge you are sharing in you are helping million of people whenderfull i learn so meany things from you in . Thank you and appreciated You are doing wonderful

Very true Codie

Agree i know im not doing enough consistently in my side hustle. Im doing a reset and will follow the 2hr rule per day for the shuzzle. Been whining like a fkn little princess about wanting ro quit my job...that pays me well with great conditions. So pull the head in and do the xtra work to get the results. Im smart and can work hard ive been resisting sacrificing after work time cos im loaded like a donkey it seems (need to say no more) and now its time. Thanks for the punch between the eyes x

If you'e a gardener you can certainly grow (garden consultations/design, garden services, garden products, etc.)

Really very solid, pragmatic advice. My only quibble is the part about not quitting the W-2 job until your 'side hustle' can pay all the bills...this sounds great in theory but in practice, most people will just get distracted and never reach that point and stay in their comfy W-2 job forever. What finally worked for me was having "NO PLAN B". Nothing focuses the mind like walking a tight-rope without a safety net.

@user-wq4kg6zv7o

Ай бұрын

Absolutely great point.

@lpslancelot05

4 күн бұрын

I agree. The problem is, if you’re have responsibilities outside of yourself, you may be impacting them. If it’s just you and you can sleep on the folks couch for a bit while you grow, go for it! What’s the business btw?

@lpslancelot05

4 күн бұрын

I agree. The problem is, if you’re have responsibilities outside of yourself, you may be impacting them. If it’s just you and you can sleep on the folks couch for a bit while you grow, go for it! What’s the business btw?

I 100% agree with this!!!

Wow, this made me feel a form of relief on where I am in life 😅

Fitness is right up my alley

Please come to the UK? 🇬🇧 🤩 Thank you for these videos x

Top-notch team, big developments expected from Revux soon!

Promising roadmap ahead: Revux strategic vision unfolds!

Progress impressed: Tracking Revux development with keen interest!

Good presentation skills

I love the 3 Ps: Proximity, Power and how to profit.

Love the accountant bit

I have been doing the business thing for 7 years, left the job in April, you are right it is not the money but a decision.

I like ur editing

This is a masterpiece👌

Just star and learn along the way! How I did my freelance video editing.

lol accounting was the WORSE! Felt like Groundhog Day

Just call and ask if they are interested your product. In all the side hustles it has been warm up the prospect create a lead magnet etc. have often wondered why. After watching this is seems to me to be easier to just and and less painfull.

Great video. Very insightful Website for job listing does not connect

"2 hours of dedicated work is worth more than most peoples 8 hours". I have just placed an order of 6 stickers with these words because this advice is so profound yet simple but has made me achieve so much in the last two years when i stumbled on the deep work concept.

I love your information. The roadblock I have had is people want to see work you have done for other customers. So getting the first one can be hard. Alex Hermozi suggests doing the first one for free but when you don't have funds to do the work, that can be difficult.

@shoshanas5251

Ай бұрын

Exactly. My husband has been out of work for 5 months, finished his business plan today. He is heading to the bank for a business loan next week. However, his first contract job is food bank so pro bono. He will do it coz it’s skin in the game.

Business not side hustle. I like that!

this got a like from me in first 6 sec. Awesome!

Increased confidence: Just upped my holdings in promising Revux!

In the US you definitely don’t need an LLC to start a business.

OMG Ex-Accountant here looool Great video Codie!

I want a blanket contract to present to my local businesses to buy them.

sis codie, please make a video, updated guide -> step by step from 0 to become 1, in detail, make it part 1 - part 10 its okay

I just sent this to my wife who happens to be an accountant! If she was looking for confirmation to scale our side business, I think this was it. Haha!

I might take issue with that gardening comment 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Really though, it's been a rollercoaster but I have made some money. This year is setting up to be amazing!

@riselikeaneagle

28 күн бұрын

t seems like there are so many things to think about. What was the biggest problem you faced during this first year of taking over your business?

@GardenUPLandscape

27 күн бұрын

​@@riselikeaneagle I didn't take over my business, I started it from the ground up. I'd say the biggest problem I've had over the years is scaling. I've delegated everything I can, but I'm still required. My goal was to systemize everything so I could do other things if and when I wanted. I cap out at around 100 clients and 4 projects. More than that and my sanity starts slipping.

Love it..

Just joined an married the accountant daughters here 😅 lol and now working in the business... haha definitely not quiting, but i see so much potential with this company... just looking to see how we can automatize it or create systems to make sure this business can run by smoother with less weight on the accountant and honestly hire other accountants to work under us.

This almost seems like an outdated idea since things are changing so quickly. Sure, the typical 9 to 5 is not what most people prefer, but nowadays having the right one may actually be better than trying to grind away at this "start your own business" mantra. The business world is quite saturated and there are a lot of false promises. No job is safe and there are a lot of shifts happening, but maybe finding something secure and not flashy is becoming the new way to go. Cheers.

@JimmyLasagnaa

Ай бұрын

Let me add, if that’s how someone feels, nothing wrong with that whatsoever. There are a lot of great 9-5 jobs out there if that’s the model that works best for you. Just make sure that is YOUR decision and you aren’t just letting fear and self-doubt or someone on the internet tell you other people can have it a certain way, but not you.. THAT’S crap. Be aware of the difference and make your choices consciously.☝️

@lpslancelot05

4 күн бұрын

That’s true, it’s not all sunshine and rainbows either way. Some people would actually prefer the regular salary and being told what to do. They’re task oriented and thrive in that environment. Other people need the creativity, the challenge, the wins and losses to be engaged with life. For me personally, a 9-5 job feels like prison to me (I did it for 10 years). I’d rather make way less money, work more and call my own shots than live at a desk. People may think I’m crazy, I think they’re crazy, maybe we’re both right. 🙂

I am an Accountant and quit last year after 5 years. I am my own clerk and my own boss now

1:23 Seatbelt, Codie! :p

I think the biggest caveat that Codie's videos all seem to suffer from is that they all very obviously cater to younger people. I understand that she has to have a certain critical mass of impressionable minds in order to maintain a relevant online presence but there's a very hard reality that is missing from most of this content, older people want financial independence too.

@CodieSanchezCT

Ай бұрын

What do you think I’m missing and you want to know?

@dancagle271

Ай бұрын

I know what you are saying but I'd like to point out that that take comes from limitations we place on ourselves because of our more established habits, and also insecurities we have because we have more to risk/lose.

@foxxycleopatra615

Ай бұрын

I am also curious about this. Seems to me an older person could also follow the advice she gives here if they had a focus and plan

I done this over and over again.

What website do you use to find businesses for sale? I'm a contractor but looking to expand into other non seasonal sectors. Congratulations on your success, wish you all the best in all future endeavors

Where is the LOVE button!?

For your plug for life insurance, a couple times my life insurance helped me protect my empire I was bldg by letting me borrow against it which isn’t ideal but it worked

Its that creative power , those 3 hours upon awakening , those 2 hours of the muse as they say , the 9-5 eats that up but there's a way around it , Saturday and Sunday mornings . Or at least I'm hoping this is the ( key) .

@ronniecinemas

Ай бұрын

Are you taking about 6am to 9am being the most creative hours?

... but I love gardening

Bull run watchlist: DOT, VRA, SOL, and Revux RVX!

This is great advice for some but I would like to know Codie if you have any advice for a guy with a wife and two kids? Where time is scarce, I know it's about managing what you, do you have any advice for families trying to do the same thing? Thank you again for the content!

@Mo-vo4vo

Ай бұрын

I am struggling with this as well. I have two kids (accountant lol) and don't have two hours everyday. The very first thing I did, was get my family on board - household chores requires teamwork. Secondly, her advice about focus works. I try not to multitask. One way this helps is to set up different environments for my 9-5 and my business. Example, my personal laptop have bookmarks and software downloaded that I need in the business. I also have headphones that I use at my home desk for some concentration music. My work laptop and desk don't have this setup. Strictly work bookmarks and websites. I also try to work in sprints. Short bursts of deep work. Example 30 mins before the kids wake. On Saturdays, no house work until they're awake. I can do house work when they're up, but not work on my business when they're up. So I try to get some stuff done when the house is quiet.