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Wallet is hurting atm…
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Wallet is hurting atm…
Time is moving too fast #mid20s #married
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Time is moving too fast #mid20s #married
Another chill Friday in the books🤝 #friday #routine #weekend #financebro #houston
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Another chill Friday in the books🤝 #friday #routine #weekend #financebro #houston
My ideal Friday night as a 26 married finance bro🤙🏼 #eveningroutine #houston #friday #vlog
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My ideal Friday night as a 26 married finance bro🤙🏼 #eveningroutine #houston #friday #vlog
1. It’s easier than you think - Editing videos & shooting content after a long day is difficult, but the pain doesn’t last long. After about a month, I realized posting/editing was a lot easier than people made it out to be. Take your shot and post whatever, people are a lot more interested in your life than you may think, and it gets easier with time. 2. Social media pays more than you think - Ive had some months where I’ve made more, or even double my paycheck just by posting consistently and putting an email in my bio. I’ve learned that brand deals are a huge hack, and having a ton of views isn’t what truly pays. 3. You grow your network a ton - I’ve had more people connect with me on LinkedIn in 6 months than I’ve had in 6 years. It may sound funny, but people admire the corporate/content side hustle grind, and it has drawn me to meet more people than I’d imagine. Regardless, I believe that everyone should have a creative outlet outside of their 9-5. Whether that’s painting, making music, creating videos, whatever it may be. Creativity is a very underrated trait, and everyone should exercise that muscle as much as possible. You never know how many doors will open because of it. #creativity #contentcreation #financebro
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1. It’s easier than you think - Editing videos & shooting content after a long day is difficult, but the pain doesn’t last long. After about a month, I realized posting/editing was a lot easier than people made it out to be. Take your shot and post whatever, people are a lot more interested in your life than you may think, and it gets easier with time. 2. Social media pays more than you think - Ive had some months where I’ve made more, or even double my paycheck just by posting consistently and putting an email in my bio. I’ve learned that brand deals are a huge hack, and having a ton of views isn’t what truly pays. 3. You grow your network a ton - I’ve had more people connect with me on LinkedIn in 6 months than I’ve had in 6 years. It may sound funny, but people admire the corporate/content side hustle grind, and it has drawn me to meet more people than I’d imagine. Regardless, I believe that everyone should have a creative outlet outside of their 9-5. Whether that’s painting, making music, creating videos, whatever it may be. Creativity is a very underrated trait, and everyone should exercise that muscle as much as possible. You never know how many doors will open because of it. #creativity #contentcreation #financebro
1. Your first job doesn’t define you. It’s just your starting line. Learn everything you can but don’t be afraid to pivot if your goals start to change. 2. Networking matters way more than you think. My step dad always told me “it’s not what you know but who you know”. Opportunities don’t always go to the most talented, they often go to the most connected. Build relationships early. 3. Money is important, but so is peace. Chasing a higher paycheck isn’t worth it if it costs you your health, relationships, or purpose. 4. Never stop investing in yourself outside of work. Your career is just one part of your life. Learn to develop your skills, passions, and most importantly your faith too. 5. God’s timing is better than your timing. Some doors will stay closed longer than you want, but when they open they’ll be better than anything you could’ve forced on your own. I’m only 3 years in, but these are the things I would tell myself if I were just starting out. Be patient & consistent, your time will come. #financebro #careeradvice #9to5 #youngprofessional #dreambig #walkwithgod
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1. Your first job doesn’t define you. It’s just your starting line. Learn everything you can but don’t be afraid to pivot if your goals start to change. 2. Networking matters way more than you think. My step dad always told me “it’s not what you know but who you know”. Opportunities don’t always go to the most talented, they often go to the most connected. Build relationships early. 3. Money is important, but so is peace. Chasing a higher paycheck isn’t worth it if it costs you your health, relationships, or purpose. 4. Never stop investing in yourself outside of work. Your career is just one part of your life. Learn to develop your skills, passions, and most importantly your faith too. 5. God’s timing is better than your timing. Some doors will stay closed longer than you want, but when they open they’ll be better than anything you could’ve forced on your own. I’m only 3 years in, but these are the things I would tell myself if I were just starting out. Be patient & consistent, your time will come. #financebro #careeradvice #9to5 #youngprofessional #dreambig #walkwithgod
No way you’re beating this #marriedlife #26 #vlog
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No way you’re beating this #marriedlife #26 #vlog
1. Love isn’t what carries you, commitment does. Feelings change. Choosing each other daily is what actually builds a marriage. 2. You’re marrying someone who will grow and change, and so will you. Give each other room to become who God is shaping you into, not who you were at 22. 3. God has to be the foundation, not just something to fallback on. When life gets hard (and it will), you need something stronger than emotions holding you together. There are many more considerations and tips, but these are just a few that would’ve helped us a ton early on.
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1. Love isn’t what carries you, commitment does. Feelings change. Choosing each other daily is what actually builds a marriage. 2. You’re marrying someone who will grow and change, and so will you. Give each other room to become who God is shaping you into, not who you were at 22. 3. God has to be the foundation, not just something to fallback on. When life gets hard (and it will), you need something stronger than emotions holding you together. There are many more considerations and tips, but these are just a few that would’ve helped us a ton early on.
Active Saturdays always hit #marriedlife #saturday #ditl
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Active Saturdays always hit #marriedlife #saturday #ditl
My late night routine as a 25 year old married finance bro from Houston. #9to10 #marriedlife #financebro #dayinthelife #trending #lifestyle #houston #nightroutine
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My late night routine as a 25 year old married finance bro from Houston. #9to10 #marriedlife #financebro #dayinthelife #trending #lifestyle #houston #nightroutine
Christmas date night a married 26 year old🎄🤝 #datenight #dayinthelife
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Christmas date night a married 26 year old🎄🤝 #datenight #dayinthelife
#ClifBarPartner Rain, heat, or shine I’m always fueled up thanks to @clifbar
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#ClifBarPartner Rain, heat, or shine I’m always fueled up thanks to @clifbar
I’ve been getting asked a lot about what I do and how I got to where I’m at ever since graduating college. Right now I work at an LNG company as an analyst. My role is more project finance-focused than cash management, so I spend a lot of time working in models and analyzing different projects we’re working on. But what people don’t know is that getting here wasn’t a straight path at all. I started college as an engineering major because I found passion in solving difficult things, but quickly realized it wasn’t for me. I switched to financial management my sophomore year and graduated with that degree but I was still unsure of what I actually wanted to do with my career. I didn’t have a job lined up after college and ended up working in new home sales for about 10 months before realizing I still wasn’t fulfilled. I wanted to actually exercise my degree so I pivoted into consulting at an accounting firm. The job was pretty solid but I still felt unsettled. Long story short, my friend at Bible study told me about an open role at his company. After a few interviews he was able to help me get the job, and now I get to work in a field I enjoy and continue to grow in. Moral of the story: it’s okay to feel lost. Your path doesn’t have to look perfect or linear. Just keep showing up, stay open to new opportunities, and trust that your time is coming. Here’s a good takeaway scripture that has always stuck with me and hopefully it does with you as well: There is a time for everything, and a season for every activity under the heavens.” — Ecclesiastes 3:1 #finance #9to5 #marriedlife #financebro #houston
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I’ve been getting asked a lot about what I do and how I got to where I’m at ever since graduating college. Right now I work at an LNG company as an analyst. My role is more project finance-focused than cash management, so I spend a lot of time working in models and analyzing different projects we’re working on. But what people don’t know is that getting here wasn’t a straight path at all. I started college as an engineering major because I found passion in solving difficult things, but quickly realized it wasn’t for me. I switched to financial management my sophomore year and graduated with that degree but I was still unsure of what I actually wanted to do with my career. I didn’t have a job lined up after college and ended up working in new home sales for about 10 months before realizing I still wasn’t fulfilled. I wanted to actually exercise my degree so I pivoted into consulting at an accounting firm. The job was pretty solid but I still felt unsettled. Long story short, my friend at Bible study told me about an open role at his company. After a few interviews he was able to help me get the job, and now I get to work in a field I enjoy and continue to grow in. Moral of the story: it’s okay to feel lost. Your path doesn’t have to look perfect or linear. Just keep showing up, stay open to new opportunities, and trust that your time is coming. Here’s a good takeaway scripture that has always stuck with me and hopefully it does with you as well: There is a time for everything, and a season for every activity under the heavens.” — Ecclesiastes 3:1 #finance #9to5 #marriedlife #financebro #houston
Makin some moves #marriedlife #financebro #dayinthelife
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Makin some moves #marriedlife #financebro #dayinthelife
I have to stop forgetting the keys😂 #dayinthelife #financebro #9to5 #houston #nosound
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I have to stop forgetting the keys😂 #dayinthelife #financebro #9to5 #houston #nosound
Got my property tax bill... immediately opened Ownwell. #ownwellpartner @ownwellofficial
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Got my property tax bill... immediately opened Ownwell. #ownwellpartner @ownwellofficial
Wouldn’t trade our family for the 🌎 #bigfam #christmastime
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Wouldn’t trade our family for the 🌎 #bigfam #christmastime
A lot of people say getting married young isn’t smart, but here’s my side of the story: 1. You CAN have balance in your personal life. - There’s this big myth that once you’re married your personal goals or time with your friends have to take a back seat. But with good communication and simple set expectations, it’s 100% possible to grow individually while growing together. 2. Laying your marriage foundation on God is everything. - I can’t count how many issues my wife and I have worked through simply because one, or both of us ran to prayer first. When your relationship is rooted in Christ the fruit of the Spirit shows up in how you treat each other. 3. Marriage is actually a blessing in disguise - I always knew marriage was supposed to be a blessing but I didn’t realize how true that was until I lived it. Coming home to someone who knows you, doing life together, and doing fun things together, feels like you’re just living with your best friend 4. You learn more about yourself than you ever expected. - I thought I had myself figured out. I didn’t. Marriage exposes your habits, insecurities, strengths, and blind spots in a way that invites growth. It’s been humbling and so good for my wife and I. 4. Marriage is fun - Seriously. You get a built-in best friend to do life with. Trips, errands, deep talks, church, all of it. And reflecting on those shared memories just makes the whole thing that much cooler. At the end of the day, marriage really depends on who you marry. So don’t rush it. Spend time praying about the kind of spouse you want to do life with. God knows what you need more than you do, and when it’s right it’s completely worth it. I promise you it’s not as scary or hard as the world makes it out to be. #marriedlife #advice #marriedyoung
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A lot of people say getting married young isn’t smart, but here’s my side of the story: 1. You CAN have balance in your personal life. - There’s this big myth that once you’re married your personal goals or time with your friends have to take a back seat. But with good communication and simple set expectations, it’s 100% possible to grow individually while growing together. 2. Laying your marriage foundation on God is everything. - I can’t count how many issues my wife and I have worked through simply because one, or both of us ran to prayer first. When your relationship is rooted in Christ the fruit of the Spirit shows up in how you treat each other. 3. Marriage is actually a blessing in disguise - I always knew marriage was supposed to be a blessing but I didn’t realize how true that was until I lived it. Coming home to someone who knows you, doing life together, and doing fun things together, feels like you’re just living with your best friend 4. You learn more about yourself than you ever expected. - I thought I had myself figured out. I didn’t. Marriage exposes your habits, insecurities, strengths, and blind spots in a way that invites growth. It’s been humbling and so good for my wife and I. 4. Marriage is fun - Seriously. You get a built-in best friend to do life with. Trips, errands, deep talks, church, all of it. And reflecting on those shared memories just makes the whole thing that much cooler. At the end of the day, marriage really depends on who you marry. So don’t rush it. Spend time praying about the kind of spouse you want to do life with. God knows what you need more than you do, and when it’s right it’s completely worth it. I promise you it’s not as scary or hard as the world makes it out to be. #marriedlife #advice #marriedyoung
Birthday on the weekday isn’t too bad🤷‍♂️ #dayinthelife #vlog #financebro #5to9 #datenight #marriedlife
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Birthday on the weekday isn’t too bad🤷‍♂️ #dayinthelife #vlog #financebro #5to9 #datenight #marriedlife
An ideal Friday night to say the least @jonathan.colaco never fails to throw the best parties, thanks again for hosting brother!
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An ideal Friday night to say the least @jonathan.colaco never fails to throw the best parties, thanks again for hosting brother!

Steven Teel (@stevodaily) Instagram Stats & Analytics

Steven Teel (@stevodaily) has 51.4K Instagram followers with a 2.28% engagement rate over the past 12 months. Across 249 posts, Steven Teel received 636K total likes and 28.1M impressions, averaging 2.55K likes per post. This page tracks Steven Teel's performance metrics, top content, and engagement trends — updated daily.

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Steven Teel (@stevodaily) has 51.4K Instagram followers as of April 2026.
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Steven Teel's Instagram engagement rate is 2.28% over the last 12 months, based on 249 posts.
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Steven Teel received 636K total likes across 249 posts in the last 12 months, averaging 2.55K likes per post.
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Steven Teel's Instagram content generated 28.1M total impressions over the last 12 months.