15 Things Successful People Do in their 20s

Welcome to Financer, your place for business, finance, and wealth creation knowledge. Today, we'll be revealing 15 things successful people do in their 20s.

[Point 1] Point 1 Successful people understand the power of compound interest early on and leverage it to amplify their wealth. Albert Einstein once referred to compound interest as the 'eighth wonder of the world.' So what does it mean? Simply put, it's earning interest on your interest. It's the snowball effect that can turn a small sum of money into a significant nest egg over time. If you're in your 20s, there's no better time to start compounding. And its not only about money. Everything in life compounds. Going to the gyms, making money, reading book. Everything compounds.

"Financers, do you already know about the magic of compound interest? Drop a 'YES' or 'NO' in the comment section below."

Let's take reading books as an example. If you read just 10 pages of a book each day, it may not seem like much initially. But do the math, it adds up to 3,650 pages a year - that's roughly 12 books, considering the average length of a book to be about 300 pages. Now extend that over a decade. You're looking at 120 books! If each of these books introduced a new idea or concept to your life, think about how much more knowledgeable and well-rounded you would be after those ten years.
That's the beauty of compounding, Financers. Small, consistent efforts can lead to enormous outcomes over time.
[Point 2] "Secondly, they start building their personal brand early, because it compounds as well!. With the rise of social media, personal branding has become more crucial than ever. It's your unique selling proposition. It's what differentiates you from others. It seems like once you’re a personal brand you are able to sell everything.

We all know McGregor for his quick jabs and knockout punches, but did you know he's also the founder of Proper No. Twelve Irish Whiskey? In 2018, capitalizing on his fame and Irish heritage, McGregor launched his own line of whiskey.

Or let's consider Joe Rogan. Rogan didn't just stick to his successful career in stand-up comedy; he cultivated a personal brand as a sharp, open-minded commentator on a range of topics. Today, his podcast, 'The Joe Rogan Experience,' is one of the most popular in the world, and he signed a deal with Spotify reportedly worth more than $100 million! People tune in for the guests he hosts, sure, but they also tune in for Rogan himself.
[Point 3] Point 3. Successful people in their 20s Recognizee they don't have all the answers, they seek advice and guidance from those who have what they want. Mentorship can save you years of trial and error. It can provide invaluable insights and potentially help you avoid costly mistakes. Finding a mentor who aligns with your career aspirations can be a game-changer.
Think about it, we're living in an era of information overload. There's no shortage of resources out there, but sifting through everything to find what's truly valuable? That's going to cost you years. That's where mentorship comes in. You're essentially learning from someone who's already walked the path you're embarking on. They've experienced the ups and downs, made mistakes, and learned valuable lessons, all of which they can pass on to you. Remember, Financers, it's not a sign of weakness to seek guidance. As we've said earlier, you don't have to know it all; you just have to be wise enough to learn from those who do. Lets move on to point number 4.

[Point 4] "They continuously learn and evolve, understanding that knowledge is the key to unlocking opportunities. Learning shouldn't stop when you graduate. In this fast-paced world, staying updated and continuously upskilling is crucial. That's why successful people are often readers and lifelong learners. Financers, if you're getting value from this video, don't forget to hit that subscribe button. We've got plenty of content designed to help you succeed.