Want to be financially free by 2036?
Start now.
— Cut unnecessary expenses
— Build multiple income streams
— Invest aggressively & consistently
— Own scalable assets
— Stay disciplined
Compound effort + time = freedom
Your future self will thank you.
Here’s how I would do it if I needed to,
🚀 Step-by-Step Plan to Financial Freedom by 2036
1. Define What Financial Freedom Means to You
•Is it passive income covering expenses?
•A specific net worth goal (e.g., $1M)?
•No debt and full ownership of assets?
2. Know Your Numbers
•Track current income, expenses, debts, and assets.
•Set a clear target (e.g., $10M in assets or ₦5M monthly passive income).
•Use a financial tracker or spreadsheet.
3. Build Multiple Streams of Income
•Primary Job/Business: Maximize your main source first.
•Side Hustles: Freelancing, consulting, content creation.
•Digital Assets: E-books, courses, affiliate marketing.
•Rental Income: Real estate or shortlets.
•Stock Dividends & Crypto Staking: Start small and compound.
4. Live Below Your Means
•Delay gratification.
•Avoid lifestyle inflation.
•Budget and set monthly savings/investment targets (20–50% of income if possible).
5. Invest Aggressively, Consistently and Smartly
•Stocks/ETFs: Dollar-cost average into strong assets.
•Real Estate: Income-generating property.
•Crypto: Allocate a % for long-term plays (e.g., BTC, ETH, and staking).
•Private Equity: Invest in small businesses or startups.
Compound interest and asset appreciation will do the heavy lifting over a decade.
I've experienced a death first hand in a Nigerian hospital and not because the patient was in a bad state but because one silly auxiliary nurse administered a wrong drip to the patient which led to her death. To even think that particular patient was to be discharged the next day
Who exactly are auxiliary nurses?
Those miscreants are responsible for 80% of deaths in Nigerian hospitals today! Very rude and unprofessional bitches in white dresses.