20 Assets Every Adult Should Own

If your goal is to ever become financially free and do it in roughly 5 years like I did, it turns out it's actually pretty simple. When you get to the point where you own more assets than you do liabilities, meaning that the assets, the things that put money in your pocket, outweigh your expenses,

you're pretty much just free. That's almost all wealth building is. That's how I reached financial freedom in my 20s, literally just buying, growing, renting, using assets. So, in this video, I want to show you 20 different assets that you should own as an adult. You don't have to get all of them, but

you should have as many as you can. Generally, the more you have, the better your finances are going to be. That's just kind of is what it is. So, let's start off with number one, and that is a freedom fund. Most of us know that we should have an emergency fund, roughly 3

to 6 months of living expenses. And when you have that, less bad things happen to you. That's just a fact, cuz get a flat tire, something goes wrong, you can just fix it without getting into debt. Regardless, when you have a freedom fund, a freedom fund was one of the things that got me lucky, let me be able

to invest, and really change my life. And that is simply having like 6 months to a year worth of living expenses. This is something The Outdoor Boys actually talked about in a speech he had recently. He was able to not make money for about a year while starting his law firm, which was the first thing that got

him financial freedom. And the only reason he was able to change his family's lives, have a lot of the success he's had now, was because he had a freedom fund. He had a year's worth of living expenses so that he could take a risk, he could start a business, he could try new things, he could shoot for