how to be successful David Jaffee with BestStockstrategy.com where i teach people
how to earn money in the stock market i can tell you that in order to be more successful you have
to focus and ignore distractions and focus on incremental progress that's pretty much
it if you're able to focus and block out all the distractions all the misinformation and not get
distracted by all the other competing information sources and you are completely okay with making
incremental progress then you will eventually be successful so a good example of this is if
you find if you're 20 years old and you have the ability to work in a job that pays you 75
000 a year but it's in a field that you don't necessarily like and that you're not passionate
about versus working in a field where you can learn and earn thirty thousand dollars a year
but it's something that you're really passionate about that you enjoy you would be doing yourself
a large and huge disservice if you don't choose the 30 000 a year job because what you can do is
you can earn more money every single year by choosing that job so for example if you work
in that job for 10 years and you know that it's something that you're passionate about you can
turn it into a career so maybe the first year you earn 30 000 the next year you earn 35 the next
year you earn 38 by year 10 you're probably going to earn 130 000 right maybe even more than that
you'll find a way because you're passionate about it to become an expert in your field and you can
add ancillary sources of income to increase the amount of income that you're making in that career
choice but if you choose the job that is paying you seventy five thousand dollars a year but
you're not passionate about it you might end up making your fifth year like two hundred thousand
but after five years you're gonna stop doing it and they're gonna start over from zero so you've
traded time for money but the people who have made the educated decision with their thinking
long term and they're thinking about making um they're thinking about making incremental
progress and they've been able to block out the distractions of accepting that higher paying job
because they know that even though um they're not going to be tempted by earning more money because
they know that that is a distraction since it's not in something that they can view themselves
doing long term then those people who choose the 30 000 a year job in 10 or 20 years are going to
be worth 10 to 20 times more than the person who took the quick money and is not making
incremental progress additionally by choosing that job in a field that they're not that they're not
passionate about that person is usually going to feel some cognitive dissonance inside they're
going to feel like they sell out they're going to feel like people can buy their time and they're
going to feel regret for entering into that job in a field that they're not passionate about whereas
someone who is working in the job that pays them 30 000 they're going to feel secure about their
choice they're going to feel less stress you're going to feel less pressure about changing careers
and really that's what it comes down to you have to black out distractions you have to play the
long game and you have to focus on making small incremental progress and that's something that
people have a lot of problem with people are not disciplined they try to make quick money
they don't invest in their future they always try to invest in the really short term and make sure
and have short-term gains and engage in like those quick fix dopamine hits that's why people like eat
mcdonald's or they'll go out and they'll drink and they'll get drunk even though they know that for
the long term it's not good for them you really have to think long-term all of the most successful
people in the world have a long-term vision and they build products that have sustainability and
that have been around and will be around for a long period of time if you just keep jumping
from job to job and you try making quick money that is not how you're going to be happy it's
not going to be it's not going to be a way for you to be successful this is David Jaffee with
Beststockstrategy.com please like comment share and subscribe to this video and to this channel if
you have any questions or comments then leave them below i respond to every single comment and really
the main takeaway from this video is that you have to focus on taking small incremental improvements
and also um you know just focus on making small small incremental improvements and also blocking
out distractions so that you can focus only on the most important things thank you very much