The Internet HATED How I Lived With A $100k Net Worth At 19

My name is Anisa and I am probably the cheapest 19-year-old you will ever see on social media. I blew up on Instagram a couple months back showing the opposite of others my age, showcasing like the nice penthouse, nice car, nice watch. When instead I rent a room for $750 a month in California. I drive a 2007 Toyota Camry, which the check engine light went off recently. And I wear fake gold chains with a net worth coming close to about $100,000. At 17, I moved across the country away from family, except from my dad, in hopes to pursue at the time, I didn't even know what. But I finally figured it out. And with every piece of income that comes in, I always make sure to budget and allocate my money into assets that will pay me either today, tomorrow, or 10 to 15 years from now. The sacrifices I make today will create a fruitful tomorrow. Amen. It's okay to look broke on the come up, but it is not okay to act rich when you're still down. Four months and multiple $20k months later, the only thing that has changed is me downgrading from my 2007 Camry to an electric scooter. I still live in a rented room that I pay $750 a month for. I still wear fake gold chains and I still don't give a damn about looking rich for people who don't pay my bills. Without this mindset, I would not have been able to accumulate the assets I had at the ripe age of 20 years old. Because I'm not here to impress this generation. I'm here to change the next one. And I created this platform to teach you how to do the same exact thing.