Let's Share Useful Youtube Channels for Learning Skills

I don't know if all of these qualify as "useful skills" - some of them do and some of them are just good food for thought.

Adam Boyle is like a kinder, gentler Rob Smith. That is not a criticism of Rob, in many ways his bluntness is his super power. Adam provides much the same medicine with a little more "spoonful of sugar" added.

Liberty and Finance is a good channel for how the money system in the U.S. is collapsing, the caveat being that they sell precious metals and therefore obviously push owning precious metals as a strategy.

McAlvany Finance is much the same.

Hoover Institute and Uncommon Knowledge are two channels that tend to lean conservative, and have some VERY knowledgeable guests on to discuss a variety of topics, focusing on world events.

Adam Taggart|Thoughtful Money leans conservative, and has a wide variety of mostly financial guests that tends to give a wider spectrum of thought. Also covers many markets from the housing market, precious metals, and the effects of de-dollarization and money printing. Leans a bit more into investing advice, so if you have no interest in that, you have been notified.

There are quite a few others, maybe I will do another post later.

To get organized: https://www.youtube.com/@RoutinexLab

Most people with worldly success study history. They draw courage from the past.

This is my favorite podcast covering lessons from history's greatest entrepreneurs:

https://youtube.com/@founderspodcast1

This is a good episode to start on:

https://open.spotify.com/episode/5gBcHa2AvskKHtqeYHc0nX

Another great podcast is How to Take Over the World with Ben Wilson:

https://youtube.com/@takeoverpod?si=_Gx7R99HoDYpyMOM

This is one of my favorite episodes:

https://open.spotify.com/episode/4vU8wBeHOGCUVk3ngkqQJk

Another good channel that I just discovered is Real Education.

So far he has mostly covered economics, but with very good explanations without getting into jargon. As Rob has warned of an impending financial collapse, this channel could be highly valuable.

For my own part, not giving financial advice, but my own feelings of what I am doing or would do in various situations.

Food storage is one of the very few things that I would consider going into debt for. If you have any surplus at all, and do not have this covered, this is one thing I would focus on.

For me, being debt free would be the next ECONOMIC priority. There are clearly other things more important if you include all domains. Also, there is a school of thought that says that if you believe in high inflation, one can actually do quite well borrowing as much as you can, and later paying off those debts with devalued currency. There are historical examples of people that went from rags to riches in Weimar Germany using this theory. That said, in my opinion this is bad in the eternal principle sense, and I am pretty sure Rob agrees from what he has said on the matter.

Go to the Lord on all of it, if you have taken care of the above, consecrate to the best of your ability (this doesn't mean giving everything away, it means go to the Lord and be committed to obedience in all things). No matter what your circumstances are, Rob's teaching to do what the Lord would do in your place is the best advice.