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Wealth Hacker - Jeff Rose
Posted 2 months ago

There's one word you're probably guilty of saying after something good happened in your life.

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Wealth Hacker - Jeff Rose
Posted 3 months ago

Even though I was making over $250,000 a year early in my career, I was struggling emotionally in ways I never expected.

I know—cue the eye rolls. “Poor me, right?” 🙄

But honestly, I was dealing with a lot of shame and guilt.

I couldn’t understand why I wasn’t happy, especially when I’d achieved more success than anyone in my family or close circle of friends.

That eventually led me to making a huge investment in myself that led what I see now was a major transformation in my life.

Here's what I learned:

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Wealth Hacker - Jeff Rose
Posted 5 months ago

What's up YouTube fam..

Apologize for being absent for sooo long.

I needed a break to figure out where I wanted this channel to go and how I wanted to serve y'all!

Well, the break was exactly what I needed 🙌🏼

First video is live with a commitment of publishing 1 video weekly.

Appreciate you all.

Your love and support is the ONLY reason why I keep doing what I do.

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Wealth Hacker - Jeff Rose
Posted 6 months ago

Don't apologize for creating a better life for you and your family

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Wealth Hacker - Jeff Rose
Posted 6 months ago

Success redefined..

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Wealth Hacker - Jeff Rose
Posted 6 months ago

How much did I make?

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Wealth Hacker - Jeff Rose
Posted 6 months ago

You have a wealth of information at your finger tips today.

The question is: "How are you going to invest your time?"

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Wealth Hacker - Jeff Rose
Posted 6 months ago

Things that did NOT make a millionaire:

❌ Shopping less
❌ Cooking at home
❌ Cancelling cable TV
❌ Paying off all my debt
❌ Brewing my own coffee

What did make a millionaire?

✅ Investing in myself

Frugality alone won't make you rich—investing in yourself will!

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Wealth Hacker - Jeff Rose
Posted 7 months ago

This is NOT how I started.

When I first began to make some money, I wanted ALL the things.

The shiny new car, the luxury watch, the latest designer sneakers—you name it, I craved it.

And for a while, I indulged.

But as I've acquired these things, I realized something important—they didn't fill the void I thought they would.

Sure, they were fun at first, but the thrill faded fast. Buying stuff often left me feeling empty, like I was chasing a high that was always just out of reach.

Today, my perspective has shifted.

I have the money for a Lambo, but I don't want one.

I have the money for a Rolex, but I don't want one. I

have the money for Dior Jordans, but I don't want them.

The truth is, these things no longer align with what truly brings me joy and satisfaction.

Now, what really gratifies me is investing in the future—whether that’s in new business ventures, technology that makes a difference, or just plain saving and investing wisely.

What also satisfies me is spending time with my family, serving others in need, and coaching other entrepreneurs.

This change in mindset has not only enriched my life but also given me a sense of purpose and fulfillment that no luxury item ever could.

To anyone feeling trapped in the cycle of consumerism, know that it's never too late to shift your focus.

Look beyond the immediate gratifications of material goods to the long-term rewards of personal connections, giving back, and smart investing.

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Wealth Hacker - Jeff Rose
Posted 7 months ago

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