Mostofusworkreallyhardforourmoney, soit's such a shametothenjustcarelesslyspenditonthingsthataren't reallymeaningful, thingsthatyoudon't need, andthingsthatatsomepoint, likeaftermaybe a fewweeks, youdon't evenwantanymore.
Becomingmoreconsciousandintentionalaboutwhereyourmoneygoesnotonlyobviouslypositivelyaffectsyourfinancialsituation, yourfinancialfuture, butitalsomakesyoufeellikeyou'reliving a moreintentionallife.
Ifit's that, thenmaybe I can, youknow, callup a friendanddosomethingfunwiththemor, youknow, youfindotherwaystodealwithit.
それだったら、友だちに電話して一緒に何か楽しいことをするとか、他の対処法を見つけるとか。
Anamazingquestionyoucanaskyourselfwhenyou'retryingtofigurethisoutis, if I'm beinghonestwithmyselfrightnow, whatprobleminmylifeam I tryingtosolvebyoverbuying, consumption, shopping, fillintheblank?
Like, thesearethethingsthatactuallycreate a long-termsatisfaction, joy, happiness, whatever.
長期的な満足感、喜び、幸福感、何でもいい。
Andalso, howdoyouwantyourmoneyandtimetoserveyou?
そしてまた、自分のお金と時間をどのように役立てたいのか。
Wearealldifferent.
私たちはみんな違う。
Soit's importanttoconsiderthosethings.
だから、そういったことを考慮することが重要なんだ。
A budgetandbecomingfinanciallyawareisnotaboutcuttingyourselfofffromallthejoysoflife.
予算を立て、金銭感覚を身につけることは、人生のあらゆる喜びから自分を切り離すことではない。
It's justaboutcreating a plantailoredtoyouofhowyou'regoingtospendyourhard-earnedmoney.
苦労して稼いだお金をどのように使うか、自分に合った計画を立てることだ。
Forme, I'vereallyrealizedthat I wanttospendmyhard-earnedmoneyonexperiencesversusthings.
私にとっては、稼いだお金はモノより経験に使いたいとつくづく思う。
I wanttocreatelifetimememorieswiththepeoplethat I love, experiencethisbeautifulworld, thingsthatwillactuallybringme, again, long-lastinghappinessinsteadofthingsthat, youknow, makemehappyinthemomentwhen I buythemandmaybeforlike a dayortwo.
Recently, I'vebeenwantingtolearnmoreaboutliketheveryintricatedetailsofnotionbecause I wanttomakelikeanamazingbudgetthatwecanalluse, that I cansharewithyouguys.
Orlet's sayyouread a lotofbooksonyourKindleandyouknowthatyou'llprobablydownloadfour, justplanthatintoitsothatyoucanactuallyfollowthroughbecausethat's goingtogiveyou a lotofconfidenceandgoingtomakeyoufeelgoodtoachievesomething.
Thenyourfirstmoneygoalshouldbebuildinganemergencyfundthatisbasically a savingsaccountwithmoneyinitforemergenciesonly.
そして、あなたの最初のお金の目標は、緊急時のための資金を作ることである。
So I wentthroughallofthatinmylastvideoagain.
だから、前回のビデオでもう一度そのすべてを説明したんだ。
Butafteryou'veachievedthat, maybeyourgoalistopayoffyourdebtin a certainamountoftimeorsaveenoughmoneyfor a downpaymenton a houseorinvest a certainamountofmoney.
I can't evenexplaintoyouhowsatisfyingitistoseethepercentageofhowmuchyouputasideandsaveincrease.
積み立てや貯蓄の割合が増えることが、どれほど満足感をもたらすか説明することもできない。
Like, it's almostlike a gameand a challengeforyoutokeepincreasingit.
ほとんどゲームみたいなもので、それを増やし続けることがチャレンジなんだ。
Andthenonthemonthswhere I dospend a littlebitmore,
そして、もう少しお金を使う月もある、
I'm like, whydid I dothat?
なぜあんなことをしたんだろう?
I couldputallthatmoney I wastedonthesepantsthat I don't evencareaboutanymore, that I didn't evenremember I bought, onmysavings, oninvesting, onwhatever.
Oncethethreeweeksareoverandyoustillreally, reallywantit, you'vebeenthinkingaboutitforthreeweeks, likeitis a verystrongwantor a verystrongneed, thenyou'regonnaresearchitproperly, okay?
Youjustscreenshottheitem, reverseGoogleimagesearch, andthenyoucanfinditonotherwebsitesthatmighthaveitforcheaperormighthave a dealor a saleorwhatever, oryouget 10% offifyousignup.
Sothatisonethingtobeawareofbecausewhatyouwouldideallywantistohaveyourspendingkindofstaythesameandyourearningsriseandthenallthatmoneyyouhaveleftyoucansavetowardsyouremergencyfund, yourinvesting, downpaymenton a house, etc.