【貯金と節約は無駄！】お金は上手く使えば入ってくる/会社員から富裕層になる方法/河村真木子

   / @thinkpod_by_kodansha   👆Please subscribe to our channel! The key to becoming wealthy isn't saving money, but "smart money management"! In the second part, we'll hear about Ms. Kawamura's practical money management and investment rules, as well as the secrets to her unique way of life—how she flexibly forges her own path without being confined by labels like "because I'm a woman" or "because I'm a mother." Part 1    • 【富裕層マインドの育て方】/元ヤンキーからゴールドマンサックス→年商20億の起業家に...   Part 2 This video *Recording date: February 25th Table of Contents 0:00 Digest 0:50 Talking to children about money properly 2:35 Why I gave my elementary school child 50,000 yen a month in allowance 7:41 Kawamura's rules for using money 12:57 Japanese mothers who can't spend money on themselves 15:06 How to go from being a salaried worker to a capitalist 19:39 Kawamura's "Golden Rules of Investing" 22:32 How to acquire financial literacy? 24:16 Motivation to Keep Challenging 25:35 How I Overcame Depression After Experiencing It Three Times 28:18 Lessons Learned from My Mother's Death 30:20 My Dream of Building a Luxury Retirement Home Reference Book "Living Freely and Never Giving Up: What a Foreign Finance Mom Wants to Tell Her Child About the Essence of Life and Money" https://amzn.asia/d/0duHh6AT Guest Makiko Kawamura / Entrepreneur Profile Born in Nara Prefecture in 1976. Took a leave of absence from her third year of public high school in Higashi-Osaka to study abroad in California. Returned to Japan, received credit recognition, and graduated from Higashi-Osaka public high school at the age of 20. Entered Kwansei Gakuin University through the returnee student program but dropped out after three months. Graduated from the University of California, Berkeley at the age of 24, and after working at investment banks such as Goldman Sachs, started her own business. Started beauty businesses such as carbonated face masks and operates an online financial community. Interviewer Yuka Sato