In this motivational personal‑finance video, the speaker outlines six emotional or situational triggers that lead to poor spending decisions: (1) being elated or "high," which clouds judgment and leads to overpaying; (2) being depressed or "low," which can cause hoarding or overly cautious spending; (3) chasing losses, a manifestation of the sunk‑cost fallacy; (4) spending to fill internal emotional voids such as low self‑esteem; (5) spending to chase fleeting feelings or dopamine highs; and (6) spending to gain social approval. He argues that mastering one’s emotions is essential to making, keeping, and growing money, citing Warren Buffett’s advice. The speaker then shifts to a solution: protect cash from both external factors (inflation, taxation, cost‑of‑living crises) and internal emotional volatility by building inflation‑beating assets that generate passive, recurring income. By spending only the income from these assets, one can avoid the pitfalls listed earlier. Throughout, he promotes his online program, Rob.team, positioning it as a low‑cost, no‑contract platform that teaches emotional money management, asset creation, and passive‑income generation. The video ends with repeated calls to action to join Rob.team immediately, share the video, and apply the emotional‑control framework to become financially independent.
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Never spend money in these times: when you're high, when you're low, when you're chasing losses, when you're filling voids, when you're chasing feelings, and when you want to be liked by others. And don't worry, I'll explain each one, uh, because I know that was a bit fast. But, um, if you cannot learn to manage your emotions you will not make or keep more money. I believe it was Warren Buffett that said this, and I believe if you master your emotions, you master your life and your money. And right now there's a lot of energy and negativity and fear in the media and in reality in the world, and this is causing issues with how you make, manage, and master your money, how you spend, save, and invest your money. We see it in the government. The government are not spending and investing money that wisely, looking from the outside in, because the government are probably very emotional too. So are you ready for me to detail each one of those? Never spend money at these following times. Number 1, when you're elated and you're really high. You won't do enough diligence or research. You'll probably overly be rose-tinted glasses wearing. You won't do the required thought and preparation, and you'll probably overpay, under-negotiate. And I mean, they say never make a promise, you know, when you're high. The second time I would say to never make a spending decision, a big one— look, if you're buying coffees and little bits here and there, it doesn't really matter, does it? But you know, important spending decisions, when you're low, a lot of people, you know, if you're elated or depressed, you're, um, in volatile extreme emotions, you won't make your smartest, most wise decisions around money. When you're depressed, you might hoard or be overly skeptical and negative, and when you're elated You might do enough— not enough diligence and research and just go on intuition and go on emotion, and both are probably just as bad as each other. So never spend when you're high, never spend when you're low. The third is when you're chasing losses. You know, obviously gamblers and addicts, they do this a lot. Investors who call themselves investors but they're speculators do this a lot. But don't chase losses. It's called sunk cost fallacy. If you've lost money and the right thing to do is quit while you're behind ahead, then do it. Don't throw good money after bad. Don't get deluded that you'll make it back. The fourth thing: don't spend money to fill your own empty voids in your soul. We often spend money because we don't like the way we look, we don't like the way we feel, we don't like ourselves. We're spending to, um, you know, pander to our ego or increase our self-worth. And oh man, that's a bottomless pit. That void never fills, so money just keeps going into it. You know, look at the people who do all the cosmetics. They're never happy, no matter how many injections or fillers they put in their face and their body. They're never happy. It never fills the void. So you got to fill your own void of self-worth, and then you'll increase your net worth because people spend money on what's most important to them. And generally, your values are driven by your void, so your values are filling the emptiness in your soul. But you don't want to waste money filling your empty soul because it's unfillable. All right, the fifth one: don't spend money to chase feelings. You know, spend money to celebrate, spend money to feel good, all that little, um, dopamine high. Spend money to get— chase that high feeling, that adrenaline. Because quick peak, big trough, quick peak, big trough, and you can never stay up there. So you're always spending money to try and get there, but you never stay there, so you need to keep spending more money to get there. All right then. And then the last one: don't spend money to be liked by others. This is a difficult one because we all want to be loved. You know, I know sometimes I spend a lot of money on clothes and cars so that people might like me a bit more, but they're only going to like me a bit more when I am a good person, I'm a kind person. So who you are and how you act is much more important than what you spend your money on or who you spend your money on. You know, in some ways it can be good. I always buy people dinner, I like to spend a lot of money on others, I like to buy big gifts, and that's a nice thing, but only do that if you can afford that. And honestly, part of me doing that is sometimes because I want to be liked by that person or show them that I'm a kind person. And you can be nice and kind without having to spend loads of money. So let me know what you think in the comments about this. These are areas and times in your life, moments that can recur and repeat, where I believe you shouldn't spend money in this moment. But these moments can keep coming at you and therefore empty your bank account. Never spend money when you're elated or high. Never spend money when you're depressed or low. Never spend money chasing losses. Sunk cost fallacy. Never spend money filling the own— your— the voids of your soul. Never spend money chasing those addictive feelings. And never spend money to be liked by others. When you don't spend money in all these areas, you'll turn spending into investing. Investing will produce a passive income. Now, by the way, if some of those things I've said— you kind of like spending money, you know, I do like feeling good, and I like buying nice things and having nice material items— in that case, What you need to do, invest in assets, have assets producing passive and recurring income, and only spend the passive and recurring income chasing the feelings of high and low and voids and emotions and being liked. Because that's fine, because that money is going to keep coming in every month. But if you're spending capital and lumps of money that you can't get back on highs and lows and losses and voids and feelings and being liked, that, that could bankrupt you. Like, many people go bust trying to fill the holes in their soul, and I don't want you to do that. So you need to protect your cash, not just from inflation and taxation and the soaring cost of living crisis. You need to protect your cash from yourself, from your volatile emotions and your voids and your feelings. And then you need to put that cash into assets and protect it and have inflation-beating assets. Then those assets need to produce recurring and passive income, and then you can spend the recurring and passive income chasing whatever feeling you want, because that money will keep coming back every month, every month, every month on automation. Now, if you'd like to learn how to build these assets, build recurring income, passive income, and build digital assets, protect your capital from inflation and your own volatile emotions I recommend you join Rob.team. Rob.team will help you manage your money emotions and help you master your money emotions. They'll help— it will help you make, manage, and master money. It will help you create, um, passive and recurring income. It will help you build digital assets that occur quicker, easier, and cheaper than physical assets. It will give you better financial education and knowledge. I'm the author of the UK's best-selling book on money. I've made more than £100 million and some So I'm qualified to teach you this. So the platform is online, instantly downloadable across any country in the world. It costs you less than a large coffee, one-third of the price of Netflix, and you can actually cancel at any time with no contract. So there's no risk to you. So make, manage, and master money by managing and mastering your emotions by joining rob.team. Open a new page on the internet. Just type in rob.team, rob.team, into a new window in the internet right now. If you, if you can relate to anything I said about your emotions of feeling excited and depressed, high and low, chasing losses, trying to fill voids, trying to look and feel better, trying to chase feelings trying to be liked by others, and you know that there are times in your life when you've spent money on that. Just a single investment into Rob.team could save you— well, it could give you free membership for life with the amount of money you'll spend just on one purchase. So think about that. But it also saves you a lot of money, which you can then invest wisely into assets that produce recurring income, and you could, could end up turning the thousands you spend and waste on those emotions and voids, turn that into assets that could end up making you millions with compounding over the years. So if you'd like to learn how to do this— make, manage, and master your emotions to make, manage, and master money— just go and join rob.team. It's quick and easy. You can cancel anytime with no contract. Costs you one-third of the price of Netflix. Just open up a new window, type rob.team. AM into a new web page. Do it now. If you've seen me offer Rob.team regularly and you haven't yet joined, what are you waiting for? Just one cup of coffee that you sacrifice, not a day, not a week, but a month, just one a month, can give you better education and knowledge, can help you start and scale a business, can help you build assets, produce recurring income, make more sales, start the side hustle. And it's vital right now that you make and manage and master your money because the government and inflation and taxation and the soaring cost of living crisis and the huge debt in the government and the quantitative easing and all of this crazy stuff that's going on in the world and the wars and the pandemics and the lockdowns, it's wiping out your money. So you've got to be a master of money, but to be a master of money, you have to be a master of your own emotions, and most people aren't because you know what we're like as humans, you know, we're triggerable and emotional and we make bad decisions when we're emotional. You know, you know you've done that. So a good decision now that you're not emotional is to join rob.team. Um, just open a new web page, type r-o-b dot t-e-a-m, and you will learn to regulate, manage, and master your emotions and never spend money when you're high, when you're low, when you're chasing losses, when you're filling your empty voids, when you're chasing feelings and when you want to be liked by others. And instead, you're going to be investing in assets that produce recurring income, and then you can spend what you want. When it comes to passive and recurring income, you can spend it wherever you want, whenever you want, on whatever you want, because it's bottomless pit, because it keeps coming in every month. So if you've got this bottomless pit in your soul, these voids that you're filling, you need recurring income from assets, because the, the void will probably never fill, but the recurring and passive income will never stop coming in. So that's a good reason to join Rob.team. I'll see you in Rob.team. Just open a new web page, type Rob.team into a new web page. Do it now, do it now. Um, because when all is said and done, more is said than done. To know and not to do is not to know, and talk doesn't cook rice. It's all about action. A lot of people say in the comments, I'm gonna do it, I'm gonna sign up to Rob.team, I'm gonna join this week, I'm gonna join after the video, I'm gonna join tomorrow. Those times never come. Only now, only the present moment we're in. So go do it. Um, and once you've joined Rob.team, please share this video because most people don't realize that in these 2, 3, and 5-second triggered moments, they're spending and wasting all their money. Um, give yourself 15 to 30 seconds for the triggering emotion to subside, for you to feel better when you feel bad, or come down from a high when you feel elated. Take a day or two to think about spending that money on that depreciating liability. Learn to manage and master these emotions of feeling high and feeling low and chasing losses and filling voids and chasing feelings and being liked by others. You, you manage and master those emotions, you'll manage and master your money, and you'll probably become a millionaire. And Rob.team can help you do that. So I'll see you in Rob.team. It's easy to just— you just open a web page and type Rob— Rob— dot team. Team. Rob.team. Also, please share this because I think this could help a lot of people. Um, we're unconsciously, um, creating a lot of issues around our money and our life, not understanding how to manage and regulate our emotions. So I think this could help a lot of people. So if you wouldn't mind sharing, I'd be super grateful. And remember, if you don't risk anything, you risk everything.
