🔥 Fired at 63… Millionaire at 69 | David Nassief

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• 2:43Speaker 03

  Imagine this for a second. You did everything right your entire life. You worked hard, climbed the ladder, earned six figures. You told yourself, "I'm doing well, I'm on track." And then one day, at 63 years old, you get fired. No warning, no backup plan. And when you sit down and run the numbers, you realize something terrifying. You're only a couple of years away from being broke. That's the moment today's guest, David Nassief, found himself in. And here's the part that should make all of us pause. David wasn't irresponsible, he wasn't reckless. He did what most high earners do. He made good money, but he didn't realize, and what most people don't realize until it's too late,

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  is that making money and building wealth are two completely different skills. In fact, most people, especially high-income professionals, are unknowingly walking in financial circles, thinking they're moving forward when they're actually ending up right where they started. But David made a decision in that moment. No backup plan, no safety net. And over the next six years, he went from nearly broke to building a seven-figure portfolio and true financial freedom. Not by chasing trends, not by taking massive risks, but by following a simple, repeatable system that almost nobody talks about. So if you've ever wondered, "Am I actually on track? Or am I just getting by? What would happen if my income disappeared tomorrow?

• 4:11Speaker 03

  Or is it already too late for me to fix this?" This episode might completely change the way you think about money. So let's dive in.

• 4:21Speaker 03

  Hey guys, welcome to an episode of the Financial Freedom Podcast. Today's guest is David Nassief from Arizona. He was fired at 63, nearly broke, and he became a millionaire by 69 safely. We're going to hear his story turn around. Really happy to have him on. David, welcome.

• 4:41Speaker 04

  Thanks, Chris. Excited to be here with you and your audience.

• 4:43Speaker 03

  Share your story. We'll dive into the questions.

• 4:46Speaker 04

  Well, that happened when I was 63. I got fired after 18 years with the same company. I would not wish that day on anyone. When I did the math, it was brutal. If we drained all of our savings, all of our retirement, we would be broke by 65. I'm thinking, who's going to hire me at my age? The hardest part was driving home thinking, how am I going to tell my wife, Mary? We didn't marry for 30 years. She did not deserve the mess I just threw our family into. After two months of dead-end job searching, I did not want to go back to the corporate world. They didn't want me back. My interviews, none of them actually worked out. I decided I'd take a huge risk. I went to work as an independent sales agent on straight commission. No salary, no safety net, no benefits. The first months were brutal, cold calls, working mistakes. I heard more no's than I'd ever heard in my life in that two-month period.

• 5:30Speaker 04

  Looking back, all that rejection, all that resistance I was getting, I believe it was giving me the mental muscles I needed to bust through that dark period of my life. Because after 10 months of grinding, I hit an incredible milestone. I was suddenly making more money than my good-paying corporate six-figure salary. For a moment, I thought, we made it. But then I realized, wait, we haven't made anything. I'd been making decent money most of the 40 years previous. Look where it got me. I was on the edge of a financial cliff. And I says, I need to learn better how to invest. I need to better how to build wealth. I couldn't waste time with a bunch of investment theories. I dug down myself, read 21 books, listened to 13 podcasts consistently on financial planning, blogs, newsletters. Every time I got a good idea, I'd put it on a piece of paper, kept filling up that paper.

• 6:15Speaker 04

  When it was overflowing, I took out the least effective and kept the good ones. It kept getting more refined. It was a set it and forget it approach. I did not have time. I had to run my company. Six years later, I did what I thought was impossible. From terrified of being broke to a seven-figure portfolio and a real financial freedom. I now know it is never too late to rewrite your story. If I can pull that off, starting as late as 63, anybody can with the right direction. I truly believe that.

• 6:42Speaker 03

  Your story reminded me a lot of doctors approaching this cliff. They know that healthcare is broken. They can get laid off at any point. What were some of the things you did that accelerated? You became a millionaire over a six-year period. What were the things that gave you an edge, leverage?

• 7:00Speaker 04

  Let me just tell you the story about what inspired the whole thing, then I'll tell you how it works. Scientists at the Max Planck Institute did an experiment. They put people in the center of a dense German forest. They told them, walk in a straight line to the edge. These are confident, capable people, but when the clouds covered the sun and they lost their point of reference, the GPS tracking showed they were gradually starting to walk in circular motion. Some of them were ending up right back where they began. Yet every one of them was absolutely convinced they were walking in a perfectly straight line. That was me for 40 years, working hard, thought I was doing the right thing, ultimately ending up right where I started. I said to myself, I need a simple one-page compass to keep me straight because shiny object or a hot tip, and I was off to the races in another direction.

• 7:45Speaker 04

  I was going in circles. I didn't realize what I was doing. It made all the difference. I doubled my portfolio three times in a six-year period. Most financial experts would say, David, that's impossible. You can't do that. Let me explain. I wasn't day trading. I wasn't chasing crypto. I was doing something so boring. My approach was simple. The crazy part of it was when the market was down, I was thrilled. When other people were panicking and selling, I was buying more shares at discount prices. My only regret was the market wasn't down more during that six-year period. I did even better, but here's what surprised me was the math. There's a thing called the rule of 72, and it says that if you are getting a 10% return, your money will double every 7.2 years or roughly every 86 months. Once I developed my compass, my first double occurred in 30 months.

• 8:30Speaker 04

  The second one, 13 months. The third, 29 months for an average of 24 months, way less than half the expected 86-month time period. But the secret wasn't the returns. I was doing three simple things that I hadn't figured out 40 years previously. I got serious. I was saving a good percent of my income. I knew my time was short. Secondly, I was getting in the right investments. For me, low-cost index funds, super cheap, and I learned to one of them is every stock in the United States publicly traded, and the other fund is every stock outside the United States. So for me to go broke, to go to zero, the entire economic world system would have to collapse to zero. I feel pretty good. I can sleep at night. It's not a high-risk approach. I used market volatility to work for me.

• 9:11Speaker 04

  Instead of against me, I was caught in the trap of buy high and sell low because that's just the psychology of how the weird we people think. It's funny, if you were to go to the department store and they had a sale 50% off, you wouldn't say, hey, no, I'm not paying 50%, I want a full retail. No one does that. But yet on the stock market, we all panic, oh, 50% off, we don't want to buy it. Then we want to get. So it got my mind in the right thinking. I was able to build my wealth twice as fast with half the risk compared to how I had been doing it for years.

• 9:40Speaker 03

  Quick pause here. If this episode is making you rethink how your income is structured, that's intentional. Information doesn't create freedom. Structure does. At the end of this episode, I'm going to show you how to diagnose whether you're building leverage or just scaling complexity. Let's get back into it. During times, April of last year, even this year, market been, quite frankly, poor performance. What do you do when you were in this situation? You bought and your portfolio is down. How did you handle that?

• 10:11Speaker 04

  It's weird, but because of the education, Benjamin Franklin said, education and knowledge is the best investment. It was that way with me. Once I understood the market, once I understood buying low instead of buying high, I actually was thrilled. Every morning, I don't listen to the news, the cable news, financial stuff. I would never take advice. They're crazy. They don't know what they're talking. Half the time they're wrong, half the time they're relevant. But I loved to just watch it. I like to see what the market's doing. I love their stories about the different companies. Once I understood it, when the market was down, I had the best breakfast that morning because I was so thrilled. When I buy this month, I only bought once or twice a month because I didn't market time at all. I tried that and it was a nightmare. I stopped marketing. I look at it as sale prices. I'm happy right

• 10:55Speaker 04

  now. A lot of people are down about the market. I am so happy. I just hope it stays down. As long as I'm in the buying mode, I'm assuming once I retire, maybe I might think it will be a little bit different. It's like I'm buying and I'm happy. I want it to stay down.

• 11:07Speaker 03

  How do you handle this fact that you were 63, fired, no income, no prospects, and you have to make it up? How did you handle that? A lot of people, they see themselves, they're like, it's hopeless. How did you view that situation?

• 11:23Speaker 04

  I'll be honest with you, my first two months, I was those people who said it's hopeless. How am I going to recover? I'm sixty three, they fired me. It was like, you are no value to us anymore. Companies I was interviewing with were saying the same thing. For two months, I was like, wow, this is not working. I could be another statistic. Then I got mad. My family, my wife doesn't deserve this. I'm going to make this work somehow. When I did this, started my own company, it was miserable those first few months. But I just says, there's no plan B. I didn't have a backup plan. I'm glad I didn't. I didn't have the option. I had to make this work. I look back on it now and I am so grateful I got fired. My life is so much better financially. I should send a fruit basket and a thank you letter to those people that fired me. Cause I didn't have the guts to quit. I should have quit eight years before I was with the company, eighteen years.

• 12:08Speaker 04

  Who in their late fifties making six figure just quit? So you don't do that. You're a nutcase. So I couldn't do it. They gave me the push I needed out of the corporate. I can feel sorry for myself. I can play the victim role or I can fight. I'm going to fight. My wife is worth it. I'm not going to let this happen to us.

• 12:22Speaker 03

  Looking back, what are some of the things you wish you had done while in your corporate job to soften this landing of getting fired at sixty three?

• 12:32Speaker 04

  Let me say, I'm grateful it happened that way. If I wasn't desperate, I wouldn't be where I am today. I needed that desperation. Looking back, if I was a normal person, I would have done my wealth compass. It's nine trail markers. I would have just got on that thing and stayed on it. If I'd have done that in my fifties, forget the twenties and thirties, I would have been just fine. What I did in six years with my compass is more than I did forty years before that. That's what I wish I did. I wish somebody else had thought of the compass, got a hold of it. And I'd have just followed it. It's a step by step process. I made it for the non-financial person to be able to use it.

• 13:05Speaker 03

  People in two mental states, you are where you are today. You implemented over six years. You were able to pull yourself out. A lot of people get bitter, angry at the past. If I had done this, if I had started in my thirties or twenties, how do you handle that?

• 13:23Speaker 04

  With gratitude, I am just so grateful where I'm at. My first three doubles, my last double was a seven-figure double. It happened in 28 months. I'm on my fifth double. It's going to put me numbers that I've never seen before. The growth is exponential. Once you get the market kicking, in the beginning, my contributions were being the big part. Now the market has taken over and it's really grown for me. A lot of people have this misunderstanding about high-income people. You have a lot of listeners who are high-income. I was high-income most of my 40 years. You'd never know it at 63. Let me share with you some interesting stats that will help people understand this. The NBA, the average player makes over $10 million a year. Yet, five years after retirement, 60% of them are broke, according to the Netflix documentary Broke. The NFL is even worse.

• 14:05Speaker 04

  After two years of retirement, 78% of them are either bankrupt or in serious financial stress, according to Sports Illustrated. 25% of medical doctors in their 60s have not gotten beyond a six-figure net worth. They've made a third of a million dollars. Most of them have, here they are in their 60s and don't even have a seven-figure situation. Compare that to Dale Schroder, a basketball-loving carpenter, who made modest to below-average income his entire life. He chose to live on less than the earn and invest the difference wisely. He ended up with a $3 million portfolio. That's more than the most NBA and NFL players making their $10 million. Here's what I found out. After I'd been on my compass and woke up after 40 years of being asleep.

• 14:49Speaker 04

  Making money is different than building wealth. I thought because I was a six-figure earner a good portion of my life, I knew all about money. I knew how to make money, but I didn't know how to build wealth. Basketball players, footballers, I knew how to make money. Most of them are terrible at building wealth. Dale Schroder, lousy at making money, but he was a master at building wealth. Two separate skill sets. One does not mean at all. You have the other one. They are completely different, I discovered. The hard way.

• 15:16Speaker 03

  I love how you distinguish between rich and wealth. We call them Henrys. They basically spend all their money, don't save or invest. Henry's high income, not yet rich. One of my clients the other day, he was talking about how the market's down, economy's bad, oil prices. Then he's looking at Elon Musk, gonna take a SpaceX public, looking at the billionaires, watching the politicians make money. How do you handle comparison trap?

• 15:43Speaker 04

  I truly believe this comparison is the thief of joy. I decided I'm only gonna carry myself to me. I could look and says, man, if I had this system when I was in my twenties, I'd probably have a hundred million dollars at this point. I don't think that way. I am so grateful for what I got. I'm sure there are people doing much better than me, people doing worse than me. I don't care. I don't get involved. I don't want that to drain my brain. That's why I like my investment approach of set it and forget it deal. I don't have to worry. If he starts another company, I'll own a piece of it as part of my portfolio. I don't have to use energy to do that. I use my energy to generating the income I need to pour even more money into the market in a super safe way. That's where I like to focus my energy. I cannot control the market. I can't control any of that stuff.

• 16:24Speaker 04

  I can't control my ability to have a shovel to keep putting it into the market in a super safe way. That has proven so much more successful for me than worried about everyone else's situation. I cannot control it.

• 16:38Speaker 03

  Wrapping up, a lot of people are having trouble finding jobs, getting laid off. What's wrong with conventional thinking these days?

• 16:45Speaker 04

  Let me show you quickly. I'm gonna give this to all your listeners for free. I have a one page wealth compass and has nine trail markers. If everybody would think, where am I at on these nine trail markers? Maybe I have a career problem or income is an issue right now. Maybe I'm a doctor, my income is great, but I have a debt issue with credit cards. Or maybe I have a wealth building issue. Pick up where you're at on this list and go forward. This will get you the most direct path to financial freedom. The other side is the five North Star principles. Have you ever had a situation where you were doing something right? And then you got distracted by the shiny object or the hot tip? This keeps you, pulls you back so you don't do that. Say you're on this step of wealth accumulation. You go, I want more details. Go to chapter six. This is the ground game. Go to chapter six in the book. It will give you the details.

• 17:29Speaker 04

  Turn right here, turn left here, take it right at the light. This is the 30,000 foot view. This is the ground game right here. You bring those two together, it gets rid of so much noise. You have a clear path that gives you peace. My mind isn't full of, oh, this is going on. I got direction of peace.

• 17:45Speaker 03

  It's all about peace of mind. How can people connect with you, get that one sheet, check out your book and connect with you?

• 17:50Speaker 04

  Go to my website. The first thing you're going to see is download your free one-page wealth compass. This is one piece of paper. It's not complicated. Look at it. If you like it, you can get a link to the Amazon book on my site. It's very inexpensive. They go hand in hand. I got a free blog, free stuff. My company had a record year last year. I'm not doing this for money. I was in the dark storm and I didn't know what was going to happen. I was handed a lifeline by inspiration through this compass. I feel like the ultimate selfishness is not to share it. That's all I'm here for, to share the compass. Hopefully other people will be 63 and waking up. It'd be much better if you're 53, 43, or even 33 waking up.

• 18:24Speaker 03

  Thank you so much for sharing your inspirational story and message.

• 18:27Speaker 04

  Thank you, Chris. It's been a pleasure being on here with you today.

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