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At CNBC Make It, we want to help you get smarter about how you earn, save and spend your money. Join us. Get inspired. Make it.
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Shahezad Contractor, 44, is the founder and CEO of Cousin’s Burger—a halal restaurant chain with eight locations across the Northeast. In 2025, the business brought in over $4 million in revenue, and turned a profit. Learn how Contractor went from IT worker to restauranteur:
https://youtu.be/fLkwjjUr5Pw
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Thinking about spending less time on your phone? At 29, Cat Goetze had the same thought and decided to create a Bluetooth-compatible landline that lets you stay connected without being glued to your screen. Her company, Physical Phones, now sells three styles (priced $90–$110):
https://youtu.be/NPXzmdcMhTc
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Warren Buffett’s three children sit down with CNBC's Becky Quick to talk about the task their father has given them: to one day give away his $150 billion dollar fortune. They discuss their own foundations, working together and growing up Buffett:
https://youtu.be/JG3uvOlCo50
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Help us help you: Take our survey on work, money and life goals. We want to understand what you are interested in learning to meet your career, financial, and personal goals so that we can better provide services to you:
https://cnb.cx/4lMnJ3O
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FinancialShinanigan
(6 years ago)
Not having to worry about healthcare and education takes away majority of burden for most people.
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PaulaJoW
(6 years ago (edited))
The "formula" is wanting less, consuming less, and changing your priorities. Make people a priority, not things.
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tobiasmadsen4422
(5 years ago (edited))
Here In Denmark we find it so funny and amusing that Americans actually think they are the best country in the world
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ateviel
(2 years ago (edited))
No super rich and no super poor. No corruption and a general trust in government. Social support and security. Perfect formula for a happy society! Beautiful
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bakerkawesa
(6 years ago)
The Nordic countries are societies. America is a business.
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sootuckchoong7077
(5 years ago)
I'm a (called Grab) driver. I met a passenger from Finland. Really friendly and nice to talk to. He asked me to stop at the Mcdonald because he's hungry and wants to buy a burger to eat. When he came back, he bought another burger and drink... for me! Wonderful people.
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privateinvestigator8607
(5 years ago)
So basically how a country operates when the politicians are not extremely corrupted.
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nelltheretrogamer
(2 years ago)
I'm Finnish and one thing that I find very important is that I try to be happy about the things I have, and not be sad about the things I don't have. Because a fact of life is that you can't have everything, no matter what you do. Learn to appreciate what you have in your life, don't worry about the things you didn't manage to get.
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jarenc2048
(6 years ago)
Goes to war for trillions: Silence
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Azad-hl2qf
(6 years ago)
As a European it‘s so weird to know that things we take here for granted don‘t exist in the US at all.
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SacredLoveAwakening
(2 years ago)
Imagine a society without extreme wealth or poverty, free from corruption, with a trustworthy government, and robust social support systems. It's the perfect recipe for a happy and beautiful society!
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Snaakie83
(6 years ago)
Very simple, they have a government working for the people instead of corporations.
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FURST1
(6 years ago)
Scandinavian Countries: Let's use Tax Money to help our taxpayers
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BeanieNinjay0
(6 years ago)
In America, if they gave new parents that baby box upon birth the hospital would be like “oh sorry, that box isn’t in-network, here’s a bill for $5495.78.”
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RetroSoul888
(9 months ago (edited))
When I visited Sweden, I was the happiest I had ever been in my life. I rode my bike everywhere. I wasn't watching TV all day. I was living. Taking long walks etc. I can see why Nordic countries are the happiest in the world.
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millertas
(4 years ago)
Three elements of happiness: Someone to love, Something to do and Something to look forward to.
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ihn1217
(5 years ago)
1. you can go to school without getting shot the first day
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Gabriela_Bia
(5 years ago)
I had a swedish Boss. He used to ask us to leave the office at the end of agreed working hours. Nordics believe in life balance.
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