Currently there's a Dutch Discord for Dutch investors.

One of the first things I want to focus on, is YouTube. This seems to be one of the easiest platforms to gain traction organically at first, to gain trust and to build a reputation. At the same time I'm learning a lot about what people are interested in, how people are thinking and I simply learn more about investing in stocks and cryptos. The knowledge about fundamental, valuation and technical analysis will come in handy later on.

There are a few improvements I want to focus on (like increasing my click-through rate, audience retention and subscriber count). I'll be doing research myself and will likely look for external help too.

I've created a program about investing for beginners, for Dutch people. I've also got a program in English. This will hopefully provide me with revenue to pay myself and at some point an assistant.

This program is already finished (in English) but I haven't marketed it yet. It will likely be an upsell for the program on investing for beginners, but I can also market it as a stand-alone product.

At some point I hope to be able to hire assistants so that I can focus on the core tasks. When I'd be able to pay for assistants, I would be outsourcing work like video editing, social media, recording interviews and videos, ad strategies, etc.

Right now I'm working with someone helping me with ads.

When I've got an assistant or multiple assistants to do the recording and video editing for me, I will transition from making specific content on YouTube to making more general content about investing and money management.

I'll also be going to schools, universities, companies and maybe events so that I can spread the word about my mission while also educating the people I meet. At the same time I'll be listening to those people to hear what kind of information they need in order to be able to manage their own money. I will then give that information to them so they can make their own decisions while managing their money.

I might write a book about investing for beginners. A simple one, that everyone can understand.

I want to make sure everyone knows how to manage their money and how to invest. Schools don't teach us that. But I think it's essential. And I believe if more people learn these skills, we can decrease the gap between rich and poor, between men and women. Poor people don't invest. Most women don't invest. That needs to change.

I want to work on a future where everyone knows how to manage their money and how to invest.

I want to work on a future where everyone is equal to one another and where everyone has the same opportunities when it comes to money management and investing.

Yes, I'll be as transparent as I can be. I'll show what I spend my money on. I'll talk about my goals and how I try to achieve them. And you can ask me anything you want :)

These are a few easy ways to support the mission. This way we can grow as a community, spread the word about our mission and become a part of something bigger.

• Share this page with other people
• Follow me on YouTube, just like 9500 other people: https://www.youtube.com/c/Nesami-SmartInvestingforMillennials?sub_confirmation=1
• Follow me on Twitter
• Check out the store for programs

I'll use the money to pay for my personal expenses (rent, groceries, etc) so that I can leave my regular job as a translator. Then I'll use the additional money to invest it in the business. At first, that will mainly be hiring assistants.

My real name is Wiebe Koehoorn. It's not very international ;) 'Nesami' consists of two parts: 'nesa' and 'mi'. 'Nesa' means 'he/she knows' in Dothraki (a language used in the series Game of Thrones). 'Mi' is an abbreviation of 'mind' (although previously I used it as an abbreviation of 'millennial' because I was focusing on millennials). So together it's 'the mind that knows', or, translated more freely: 'knowledgeable minds'. That's one of my goals: to make sure everyone has knowledgeable minds when it comes to money management and investing.