What's up everybody. I'm Jaspreet Singh and welcome to the
Minority Mindset. We are living in a, wait one second. Oh, I just got an email,
one second. Our society now, oh, sorryyy. I just got a text. Let me just send my location.
Okay, I turned off my email and text notifications, now, let's get into today,
ooh, wait. Oh, Bunty just commented on my Instagram picture. We are living in a new
digital age where literally half of our lives are here and here. This digital
revolution can either be your biggest enemy or a godsend, depending on how you
use the Internet. That's why, if you are over the age of 21, and you own a laptop,
or you own a phone, you need to know how to leverage these six tips that I'm
going to go over today, on how to use the Internet to improve your life, so it
doesn't destroy your life. But before we get into that, make sure you hit that
thumbs up button below, because YouTube doesn't want to show our videos, unless
you hit that thumbs up button. First: remember there's a world outside of your
phone. When I first started a Minority Mindset, I was more obsessed with my
phone than a seven-year-old girl is when she gets a new puppy. I'd be
hanging out with my friends while counting likes on Instagram. Only forty
five likes? And daydreaming about getting ten thousand YouTube views. So many views.
*snore* Even though I was physically here, my mind was somewhere in the cloud. The
Internet. And that's when I was like, "okay, Jaspreet, snap out of it." There's a
whole world here, that's outside of your world here, which brings me to number two:
how do you use your digital stuff? You, me, and everybody else, only have 24 hours in
a day. Our time is limited, so you don't want to spend all of your time just, oh,
my, god, did Jamie gain weight? It is so easy to get addicted to our social media
lives and completely forget about our real lives. You need to pull yourself
out and remember, you can use the internet for good. I mean, who cares what Rachel
wore to her son's birthday party? You don't even know who Rachel is. The
Internet is a great tool, if, and only if you use it
properly, so I need you, need you, need you to use the internet to learn and use it
to earn. If at least 50% of what you are doing on the internet doesn't help you
learn, and it doesn't help you earn, you are wasting your internet. But what about
jeez, nooo, no, but I really want, nooo.Three: check yourself. Pop quiz. Let's see how well
you're really using the Internet. I want you to open up a new tab right now. Do
this. Open up a new tab and go to YouTube.com, and then I want you to go to
your YouTube channel. I don't care if you post YouTube videos or not. Go to your YouTube
channel, so click that top right profile button, go to your channel, and then, on
the left hand side there's a little button that says, history, and this will
show you all your past videos that you watched. If more than half of your recent
videos are entertainment instead of education, you are wasting your internet.
I know what you're thinking. You went to school, you got a good degree, you got a
high paying job. Check. You got all your boxes checked, so why do you need to keep
learning? Well, trust me when to tell you this: if you want to take your life to
the next level, you're going to need to continue learning, and there are so many
free resources on the internet. I'm an attorney, and I work with a lot of money
management stuff, and I cannot tell you the number of doctors, and lawyers, and
high peer professionals, that make two-three-four hundred thousand dollars a
year, but don't have a clue on how to use their money. We have tons of resources on
our channel, and if you want to take it to the next level, we even have a free
ebook on money management and investing that you can read for free, when you
subscribe to my emails, and you can do that by clicking the link up here or by
clicking the link in the description below. Forth: how do you want to live your
life? My retirement advice is going to be very different than what everybody else
tells you. What I want to tell you is: those who retire early, die early. When
most people retire, they go from working 40, 50, 60, hours a week to zero, and then
you're spending all of your time, sitting there on your sofa, watching TV and
Netflix. It will make you miserable, no matter how many times you watch
Friends from beginning to end. But the Internet is one of the biggest gifts you
could ask for when it comes to retiring. If you are watching this video,
congratulations. You know how to navigate your way around the internet. You want to
find a way to blend what you enjoy doing with the internet, this way, you have a
purpose and a reason to get out of your bed, each and every morning, even when you're
retired. Start a blog, a YouTube channel, a podcast, an online community, an online
store, or something in between. Start building something on the side today,
this way, when you are ready to slow down from your regular job, you'll have
something to do, and maybe this thing will even help fund your retirement. Who
knows? Maybe this thing will take off sooner than you think, and then you'll be
able to start living your retirement life a few decades earlier. Fifth: improve
your life. The Internet is an equalizer. Whether you are born rich or poor, you
have an equal opportunity to succeed, because of the internet. Want to make more
money? Get on the internet. Want to be a singer, an entrepreneur, an actor, a food
critic, or whatever? All these things were so hard for the average person to do 20
years ago, but now with the internet, anybody with a phone can do it. And
number six: put it away and enjoy the fresh air. Let me let you in on a little secret:
I can't stand social media. Huh? I barely touch my personal social
media accounts, because I get a lot of peace by going somewhere and then just
putting my phone in the car and going out and exploring and seeing things
without getting a notification every 4 seconds. Now, that being said, Minority
Mindset, my business is all over the internet. We post on the Minority Mindset
Facebook page like 3 or 4 times a day,
Instagram three times a day, Twitter a few times a day, and YouTube 3 times a
week. As a business, we and me are all over social media, but as a person, I love
being able to just put my phone down and smell the fresh air. Thank you for
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And as always, KEEP HUSTLIN' *