@BrianFeroldi If you truly believe in an asset, you will hold onto it through anything, and you will keep purchasing more no matter what the price is. Don't try and get fancy with any timing of the market
@lindsay__stamp Love this mindset. I do the same thing, money automatically goes into my investing accounts each week and I force myself to live off of what's left. I love the challenge it provides sometimes.
A lot of men think confidence is something you find, when in reality, it's something you build.
One workout.
One difficult conversation.
One uncomfortable decision at a time.
One dollar saved at a time.
@ValaAfshar I see this and I think of things like crypto or starting a business. If you can weather the storm, you will set yourself up for success you could never imagine.
@The_MMW Finding a way to do these things in your 20s will put you so far ahead. Although its not sexy, live at home as long as possible. Put that money that would have gone towards rent into high quality assets and you will be shocked at what that returns for you down the road.
@matt_gray_ It's never just about being the most knowledgable in your field. If you have these qualities, people will have to find a way to justify NOT hiring you.
One of the biggest financial advantages you can have in your 20s is patience. Most people quit after six months.
Compounding rewards those who stay in the game
No matter what society may tell you: your 20s aren't for looking rich.
They're for building the foundation that makes wealth possible.
The people who win later are usually willing to look ordinary now.